BREAKING: Gabbard Exposes the MLK Files — 230,000 Documents Just Went Public, and It’s Not What the

[American Girl]

Excerpt:
The truth is finally coming out—and it’s not the version the Left wanted preserved.
On Monday, DNI Tulsi Gabbard stunned the nation by announcing the release of more than 230,000 previously classified documents related to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The document dump comes after President Trump’s executive order demanding full transparency, marking a historic moment in the fight to expose decades of Deep State secrecy.



Gabbard is no Bondi, when she say she gonna release a thing, the thing be released!

Now we can finally get to the bottom of who really murdered MLK.

There's no way the government would have withheld these files from us if they didn't have a hand in his murder.


https://www.usasupreme.com/breaking-gabbard-exposes-the-mlk-files-230000-documents-just-went-public-and-its-not-what-the-left-wanted-out/

[libertybele]

 

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

Full transparency? You mean like how they handled the Epstein case? What a joke.

[Smokin Joe]

Full transparency? You mean like how they handled the Epstein case? What a joke.

Epstein is DOJ/FBI. Tulsi Gabbard declassified these documents on MLK as part of her role as DNI (Director of National intelligence). Different agencies, different people, different lanes.

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

Epstein is DOJ/FBI. Tulsi Gabbard declassified these documents on MLK as part of her role as DNI (Director of National intelligence). Different agencies, different people, different lanes.

My point still stands. The EO was under the umbrella of his administration.

[rustynail]

It was the man with the bloody shirt?

[Smokin Joe]

My point still stands. The EO was under the umbrella of his administration.

So you are saying because one department dropped the ball, they all did no matter whether they did the job and had nothing to do with the other? Gotcha.
I expected better.

[Cyber Liberty]

I think it's weird she's releasing the MLK stuff right now.  I have a bad feeling we are about to get stiff-armed on the Russia, Russia stuff we were supposed to get.  Hope I am wrong....

[mountaineer]

DNI Tulsi Gabbard
@DNIGabbard
Today, after nearly 60 years of questions surrounding the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we are releasing 230,000 MLK assassination files, available now at http://archives.gov/mlk. The documents include details about the FBI’s investigation into the assassination of MLK, discussion of potential leads, internal FBI memos detailing the progress of the case, information about James Earl Ray’s former cellmate who stated he discussed with Ray an alleged assassination plot, and more.  ...

https://twitter.com/DNIGabbard/status/1947381004228038925

[Weird Tolkienish Figure]

So you are saying because one department dropped the ball, they all did no matter whether they did the job and had nothing to do with the other? Gotcha.
I expected better.

I'm saying don't crow about transparency when you just tried to stop the epstein files from being released for asinine reasons.

[verga]

 

[Timber Rattler]

I'm saying don't crow about transparency when you just tried to stop the epstein files from being released for asinine reasons.

Yeah, the timing is no coincidence.  Trump and Wiles have Noem doing this now to try and take the heat off Bondi.

[American Girl]

Excerpt:
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard delivered on yet another promise of transparency this week, announcing the release of a staggering 230,000 files related to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — one of the most controversial cases in American history.



Why do some members of his family react this way?

Maybe there's a deeper secret?


https://www.rightjournalism.com/family-reacts-after-tulsi-gabbard-releases-230000-mlk-jr-files-what-they-said-might-surprise-you/

[MeganC]

Great. Maybe the FBI can finally explain why they can't match the alleged MLK murder weapon with the bullet that killed MLK.

The bullet that fatally wounded Martin Luther King Jr. was a .30-06 caliber bullet, likely from a Remington-Peters manufacture, and fired from a rifle with six lands and six grooves and a right twist. The rifle, a Remington Model 760, was linked to James Earl Ray. While FBI and later forensic tests were inconclusive in definitively matching the bullet to the specific rifle, they did confirm the bullet's characteristics and the rifle's class characteristics, and found no evidence of a close-range shot.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:

The Weapon:
The rifle used in the assassination was a Remington Model 760, a pump-action rifle, and it was positively identified as a .30-06 caliber.

The Bullet:
The bullet recovered from King's body was a .30-06 caliber bullet, and the FBI confirmed it had six lands and six grooves, with a right twist, consistent with the rifle's rifling characteristics.

Initial Tests:
The FBI's initial tests on the bullet and the rifle were inconclusive in positively linking them.

Later Tests:
Further tests were conducted, including ones by the House Select Committee on Assassinations, but these also failed to definitively prove that the fatal bullet came from the specific rifle.

Inconclusive Findings:
Despite multiple tests, including those using advanced techniques, experts were unable to definitively match the bullet to the specific rifle, though they found consistent class characteristics.

Conspiracy Theories:
These inconclusive findings contributed to conspiracy theories about the assassination, including claims of a second shooter and government involvement.