Trump’s pledge to uncover 3 secrets if he wins the elections

Former US President Donald Trump began his counter-offensive, after a historic criminal conviction, to give a precious campaign promise as if it were a treasure.

It’s a sensational promise for the American voter, but frankly it appeals to observers around the world and even those interested in tracking this controversial person.

Issues of great interest domestically and internationally as well, which Trump promised to reveal if he wins, during an interview with Fox News, including the Kennedy assassination, the September 11 attacks and the case of Jeffrey Epstein.

These three issues are of interest to a wide range of Americans, starting with the assassination of former US President John F. Kennedy, which despite the passage of 6 decades, documents and secret information about it and who is behind it are still uncovered.

As for the events of September 11, they will remain the main concern of many Americans, and indeed around the world, to decipher the mystery and the truth of who is behind them, despite the declassification in 2021 of some documents related to these events by a decision of US President Joe Biden after pressure he faced from the families of the victims.

The late millionaire Jeffrey Epstein is no less than the events of September or the assassination of Kennedy, a man who died in prison by suicide, and was accused of running a vast network of underage girls for sex, amid weighty and politically famous names and cinematic names with whom she was closely related and may have been involved, and he knows where the shoulder is eaten from.

It’s really propaganda that knows what the audience needs to see, and whoever else once played the role of an actor and a reality TV hero can do it.

Trump’s expected treasure is a small part of his electoral propaganda, which will reveal surprises in the coming days, which are extraordinary promises, some of which Trump will achieve, and some of which he will try to ignore or rather distract the public from him because its originally a false promise.