Saturday November 22, 2025

The year was 1963 - when the tech we take for granted today was thought of as science fiction. Information moved slowly, secrets stayed buried, and the machinery of power operated in near-total darkness. It was a world where hidden agendas could thrive unchecked, where a handful of insiders could manipulate events without digital footprints, surveillance leaks, or the instant exposure we assume is inevitable now. In that shadowed landscape, a single event could be orchestrated, concealed, and explained away - leaving behind only echoes, questions, and the uneasy sense that the truth had slipped just out of reach.

I was 20 years old, fresh out of NYU, and teaching first grade in East New York. Suddenly, through the loudspeaker, came the announcement no one could have imagined - President Kennedy had been shot. Teachers poured into the hallways, stunned, shaken, crying - caught between disbelief and dread.

Even the youngest students sensed the enormity of the moment - many crying, frightened by the adults' reactions as much as the news itself. Relief only came when their parents arrived at the end of the day, gathering them up and taking them home into a world that suddenly felt different and uncertain.

JFK's death was a spike in the grids that create the illusion of this reality - one that jolts you from your every-day existence - as an emotional marker or reminder that life is about to change.

All these decades later - that event still lingers - a surreal moment frozen in time - the truth known only to the players behind the scenes most of whom are long gone burying their secrets with them.

Ongoing conspiracies to this day refuse to fade, circling endlessly around unanswered questions, missing pieces, and the shadowy figures that still surround that November afternoon as well as ongoing Kennedy tragedies.

There remains a need for closure not only with JFK's death but that of his brother, Bobby Kennedy - information Trump had promised to release unredacted if he was elected - but as you know that never happened.

The death of the Kennedy brothers are two of the most enduring conspiracies in US history rivaled only by decades-long questions surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrial coverups.

On a list of reasons for JFK's death - there have always been those who connect it to information he was planning to expose about the government's involvement in UFOs and alien abductions and experiments - with a secret Cabal that 'calls the shots' behind the scenes to his day.

In "The X-Files" - a Secret Cabal referred to as the 'Syndicate' - were a shadowy group of powerful players that included high-ranking government officials, corporate elites, intelligence operatives, and international power players who secretly control major aspects of global events. They functioned as the central force behind the show's conspiracy mythology.

It makes you wonder - in light of today's storyline about the Epstein Files - if their existence was ever truly fiction or if it was a stylized echo of something real. In the web of intrigue surrounding these events, everything seems to fall under the same heading, pattern, or algorithm - truths that have eluded seekers for decades - if not from the beginning - in its many iterations.

The JFK assassination is one of the most scrutinized and debated events in modern history, wrapped in layers of official reports, conspiracy theories, and lingering mysteries. Today that information remains redacted - truths withheld, delayed, or buried, quantumly entangled with related storylines using social media to enhance an endless array of theories.

Somewhere in all of this, artificial intelligence plays a key role.

On Tuesday November 11, 2025 - JFK's only grandson, Jake Schlossberg, 32, announced he was running for the U.S. House of Representatives.

On Saturday November 22, 2025 - Jake's sister, Tatianna Schlossberg, 35, one of two JFK granddaughters, announced she has terminal cancer with only one year to live.