>"The Glass" must refer to Project Looking Glass
>It is an advanced and secret technology both sides have
If any group truly possessed this technology, do you genuinely believe they would give it a codename describing what it is alleged to do? The name 'Project Looking Glass' for a predictive device is intended to mislead.
>It is the ultimate human right.
Not quite. It is the penultimate human right. The ultimate human right is the right of human males and females, - adults and children - to fling projectiles at lethal velocity with mechanical simplicity, precision, and reliability in order to protect their other human rights as needed.
>The National Archives Is About to Release More JFK Files
On December 15, the National Archives released online 13,173 documents from the JFK Collection, out of roughly 15,000 remaining. While disclosures are welcome, this release falls short. Unfortunately, in many thousands of cases the new document simply features fewer redactions than previously (and in many cases there is almost no change). This release is much like those in 2017, 2018, and 2021, and is nowhere near the full disclosure required by law. Judge John Tunheim, who chaired the Assassination Records Review Board in the 1990s, told NBC News "We’re 59 years after President John Kennedy was killed and there’s just no justification for this."
https://www.maryferrell.org/pages/JFK_Act_Releases.html
>what's his role?
Do his efforts further the mission? That's all we need at this point. That's all we get to see, anyway, until the post-op analyses are written.
>Anons, I am scarred beyond repair.
Understandably, Anon, why just the knowledge of what those brave journalists endured is too much to bear. I can't think of anything else in human history that compares to their suffering.