I’m pretty sure JFK wasn’t killed by “them”, though they most certainly were responsible for Nixon and their attempts at taking out Trump.
Let’s not forget that the declassified documents indicated that Johnson wasn’t even AWARE of Oswald’s involvement in the JFK assassination until about three days after it occurred, and as far as the CIA, openly assassinating JFK in broad daylight in front of potential witnesses is not exactly their style. Ion Mihai Pacepa is pretty certain that if anyone assassinated JFK, it was the Soviets and/or the Cubans, giving pretty convincing reasons to think that (for one thing, isn’t it a tad bit suspicious that they’d start a disinformation campaign pinning the blame on the usual suspects of conservatives, CIA men, Johnson, and all of that mere hours after the assassination? Not to mention said disinformation campaign being personally funded by the Central Communist Party?). In fact, all those conspiracy theories about JFK? They were brainstormed by the KGB and had their agents write them all up.
Plus, why would the globalists want JFK out? Last I checked, he was a big supporter of the United Nations, which meant he was on the globalists side. If he were fully anti-globalist, he’d advocate for the UN to be shut down completely, not say it’s the only alternative to war.
Actually, I’d probably argue that the deep state’s earliest attempt at taking out a president was in fact with Lyndon B. Johnson. Let’s not forget, he decided against running for reelection, and indicated that part of the reason why he didn’t was because of Cronkite’s infamous Tet broadcast.
You’re assuming the Deep State has not changed their objectives in nearly 60 years.
I am certainly not convinced that JFK was a CIA hit, but I am also no longer willing to dismiss the possibility. The FBI and CIA are far too comfortable overthrowing our own government for this to be their first rodeo. It’s time for reasonable people to look (skeptically in both directions) at the evidence that has been made public on JFK. This is, perhaps, an opportunity to understand the “sources and methods” that are clearly in play.