This is a textbook List B distraction event. Constitutional damage is minimal (A=0.4): declassifying historical records is executive prerogative under existing classification authority, involves no institutional damage, affects no current rights or processes, and is easily reversible. The minor rule_of_law score reflects only the information_operation mechanism at reduced weight (0.7x). Distraction/Hype is extreme (B=47.3): Layer 1 scores high on media_friendliness (5 - conspiracy theories, historical mysteries, multiple iconic assassinations) and meme_ability (4 - 'deep state secrets revealed'). Layer 2 strategic indicators are maximal: mismatch (4 - focuses attention on 60-year-old events vs current policy), timing (5 - first week spectacle), narrative_pivot (5 - shifts from controversial current actions to historical transparency), pattern_match (4 - classic conspiracy engagement). Intentionality is very high (12/15): explicit campaign promise, deliberate first-week timing for maximum attention, engages conspiracy communities, dominates news cycles, creates 'transparency' narrative. The D-score of -46.9 clearly places this on List B.