Dmitri Drobnitsky
The publication will continue as the material is processed by the Justice Department and National Intelligence.
The main thing to know about the sensational publication of previously unavailable to the public documents on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963 is that not everything has been published.
The materials were studied and “edited” where necessary by the joint work of the National Archives, the Justice Department, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. This work is ongoing, so the array of documents on the National Archives website will be supplemented.
My prediction: this entire campaign will result in one big empty shell. With one exception: serious damage could be done to the image of John F.Kennedy and the Kennedy family as a whole.
Well, perhaps this is the plan of Robert Kennedy Jr., who insisted on publication — after all, the Kennedy family refused him.
Kirill Benediktov
Yuri Chekalin
Vladimir Golstein
