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Power Rests with We the People
Tomorrow, March 18, 2025, the final classified files on John F. Kennedy’s assassination will be released under President Trump’s order—a moment decades in the making. But this isn’t just about 1963. It’s about today, and the truth that in our republic, authority doesn’t belong to shadowy agencies or unaccountable leaders—it belongs to We the People. The JFK cover-up exposes a government straying from its constitutional leash. Watch our video, “The JFK Files and the Fight for Freedom,” and see why citizens in every county must rise to demand accountability now.
The JFK Assassination: A Betrayal of the People’s Trust
When JFK was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963, the Warren Commission pinned it on a lone gunman, Lee Harvey Oswald. Yet the story crumbles under scrutiny: a “magic bullet” defying logic, ignored grassy knoll witnesses, and a probe tainted by insiders like ex-CIA chief Allen Dulles. For over 60 years, federal agencies hid files, defying the 1992 JFK Records Act. Why? Because the truth threatens those who’ve overstepped their constitutional bounds. Tomorrow’s release—pushed by voices like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who alleges CIA complicity—could expose that betrayal. But it’s up to us, the sovereign people, to act on it.
The Republic’s Foundation: The People, Not the Government
Our Constitution begins with “We the People” for a reason. The federal government isn’t our master—it’s our servant, bound by specific, enumerated powers. The JFK saga reveals a system that’s forgotten this. When agencies conceal a president’s murder, they mock the compact between the states and the people. Every redacted file, every dodged question, is an assault on our authority. Thomas Jefferson warned, “The cost of freedom is eternal vigilance.” That vigilance isn’t optional—it’s our duty as the true rulers of this republic.
Our Power in Action: Petitions and a Republic Review
The power to fix this lies with us, not Washington. Citizens in every county must demand that our local, state, and federal representatives honor their oath to uphold the Constitution. Here’s how we take back control:
- First Amendment Petitions: Exercise your right to petition the government. Flood your representatives with demands to enforce transparency and hold federal agencies accountable for any revelations in the JFK files.
- Organize a Republic Review: The states, as sovereign parties to the constitutional compact, must lead an audit of the federal government. Call it a Republic Review—a formal process to examine whether Washington still adheres to its limited, enumerated roles. From intelligence overreach to unchecked secrecy, it’s time to rein in what’s grown beyond its bounds.
This isn’t a suggestion—it’s a command from the people to our servants in government. Start in your county. Rally neighbors. Draft petitions. Push state legislatures to act. The Constitution empowers us to do this—let’s use it.
Watch the Video and Wield Your Authority
Our 3-minute video, “The JFK Files and the Fight for Freedom,” lays bare the stakes. Tomorrow’s release is a spark—We the People must fan it into a fire of accountability. The federal government answers to us, not the other way around. Demand your representatives at every level comply with the Constitution. Organize locally for a Republic Review. The states and the people can restore what’s been lost.
What will the files reveal? How will you hold your leaders accountable? Share your thoughts below and join the fight to reclaim our republic!
