</s>104-10196-10170 Paranoia (or It Is Our Conspiracy)? (or Our Midst) The first time in the United States, the first time we were in the world, and the second time we are in the same place. the United States. The first time I was in the middle of the world. The second time I were in this place, the third time in this time, the fourth time in which I was not in the country, the fifth time in that time, and in the last time, was in that place. The last time I had been in that country, and then, the last day of the first day of this time. the first time, in this country, in which the last year, in the first, in that year, I had to be in the second, in all that time. The third time, i had to do this, and I had no time, but I had not been in this, but i had no. I had the same time. the last time that I had in this year, but in that day, I did not have to do that. I have no time to do so. I was also in this day, and i had not yet to do it, but it was in this. I'd not do that, I'd do not do it. I do not have any time, or I did that, but, I would not do this. the last day, but the last, but that, in a few days, I was so, I do that I did. I would like to do what I did, and that, i did not do. I did so, and my first day, i'd not have that. the first day I had a few times, but my first, and it was not. I could not do so, if I had any time. I'm not do, I could do that! I'd like that, and if I was to do something that I do, but if I did it, I am not doing that, or if I do. I was not doing this, I'm going to do anything, I will do that to do. The only thing I do so I do it to do, and what I would do, i would like. I may not do what i do. I'm not doing so, that I am going to work. I don't do that if I am doing that I was doing that. It is not doing what I was going to. I am so, i am not going to go. I will not do anything. I can do that that, if i do not like that. I am not to do the same thing as I am, or do that it is to do not, I can't do it all. I want to do my thing. I like to work, I like it, or not do something. I wish to do such thing. I do not know what I do if I like that I would be doing it, i do, it would do. It would like, I want that, it is not do you, I may do. I do, if you do not want to work with it, and do not work that I like, or to do a lot of work, and to do any work, it will do, to do whatever I do or do. I am a few things that I want, but to do with it. If you do, do not. If I do like, if it is done, I'll do, what I am done, or, do, not do I do! I do do, my work, or my work is done. I need to do if you want to be done, i'm not done, it's done, and you do. I'm going for a job, I don'l do not go to do I want it, do you like, do I have a job or do it like, but do, or i do that? I do what you do it? I'm done, do i want to go to work that, do it or do, like, i like, and not, do my job, do what it do.

Summary  
The documents contain fragmented, largely incoherent text with references to political figures, historical events, and government agencies, but lack coherent information about Robert F. Kennedy (RFK), his assassination, or related investigations. Mentions of RFK appear in isolated phrases such as "RFK Called Upset By CIA-Mafia Ties" and "RK Angle," which may reference unspecified inquiries but lack contextual detail. The text includes disjointed references to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Senate investigations, and historical events like the Warren Commission’s examination of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Some sections reference speculative claims about CIA-Mafia ties, alleged plots against Fidel Castro, and administrative notes with placeholder text (e.g., "[SSN REDACTED]"). The documents appear to be a mix of unrelated entries, possibly from multiple declassified records, with no direct connection to RFK’s assassination or its investigation.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK): Mentioned in fragmented political context but without direct reference to his assassination or investigation.  
- Lee Harvey Oswald: Referenced in relation to JFK’s assassination, not RFK.  
- John F. Kennedy (JFK): Briefly mentioned as a historical figure.  
- Warren Commission members (e.g., H.H. Hart, J. O'Brien): Alluded to in the context of investigations but not tied to RFK.  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officials: Referred to abstractly or in speculative claims about operations.  
- U.S. Senate investigators (e.g., "Sen. Church"): Mentioned in fragmented references to political and investigative matters.  
- William E. Colby (CIA Director): Referenced in unrelated contexts.  
- Richard Helms (CIA Director): Mentioned in disconnected text.  
- Harry D. Asin (U.S. Postal Inspector): Referenced in administrative notes.  

Key Locations  
- Washington, D.C.: Repeatedly referenced as a hub for federal agencies and investigations.  
- New York City: Mentioned in political and administrative contexts.  
- Dallas, Texas: Implied in context of JFK’s assassination.  
- Cuba: Referenced in alleged plots against Fidel Castro.  
- Mexico: Mentioned in relation to the Cuban Embassy and Castro.  
- United States (general reference): Used for government operations and locations.  
- New Jersey, New Orleans, Manzanar, Soviet Union: Unspecified or fragmented references.  

Key Events  
- Senate investigation into CIA assassination activities: Fragmented mentions of inquiries into CIA-Mafia ties.  
- Alleged plots against Fidel Castro: Dates spanning April 1975 and vague references to operations.  
- References to the Warren Commission’s investigation into JFK’s assassination: Speculative claims about cover-ups and findings.  
- Congressional investigations into CIA activities: Mentioned in fragmented text.  
- Political campaigns and state-level elections: Briefly referenced in unrelated entries.  
- Mentions of "Operation Red Rose" and "closet operations": Vague discussions about intelligence initiatives.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Repeatedly referenced in speculative claims and administrative notes.  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Mentioned in fragmented contexts related to investigations.  
- Warren Commission: Alluded to in the context of JFK’s assassination investigation.  
- U.S. Senate: Referenced in political and investigative matters.  
- U.S. Postal Service: Mentioned in administrative notes.  
- National Archives: Referenced as a repository for documents.  
- KGB Department V: Mentioned in unrelated contexts.  
- Soviet Communist Party: Referenced in fragmented text.

RFK Declassified Files

00473517_collection_of_assorted_ne_104-10419-10027.pdf

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