On Thu, Nov 2, 2017 at 2:24 PM, Steve Kinney wrote:

I can't say I'm disappointed that nothing of notable value has turned up in the archive, or that I expect deeper dives into it to find any such: Over the course of 50+ years, how many document control experts have worked their way through the whole pile, flagging anything that points back at the perpetrators for removal? Nice work if you can get it, and

CIA / MIL / TLA / GOVTS have well known policy of destroy incriminating files, most recently the rendition TORTURE / MURDER videos, WAR operations collateral damage, corruption, surveillance, etc. MKULTRA probably not even close to surface of govt operations or black funded private ones. See also https://reddit.com/r/conspiracy If you can think it, probably someone else already did [it] too.

don't mind doing it.

Our Conspiracy Exploitation folks have turned up one FBI document that quotes an unreliable source with no access, who made assertions consistent with lunatick fringe right wing mythology in a political speech. Elsewhere I saw a website that very carefully skates on the very edge of telling direct lies to its audience drag in the Northwoods document, strongly implying that it came from the newly released archive.

The JFK Lancer site comes in very handy at times like this, providing a big archive of fairly reliable primary source materials that have stood up to a lot of critical scrutiny - including stuff that "should never have seen the light of day".

http://jfklancer.com/

At least there's this: The new release does direct public attention to a bit of U.S. history that has proven very useful for encouraging people to question /everything/ U.S. covert agencies and the people who control them are up to.