Posted on 02/23/2023 5:20:58 PM PST by JonPreston
The family of civil rights leader Malcolm X marked the anniversary of his 1965 assassination on Tuesday by announcing plans to sue the FBI, New York Police Department, and CIA for $100 million, claiming they concealed evidence related to his murder.
For more than half a century, the circumstances surrounding the notorious assassination have been shrouded in mystery, fueling long-held conspiracy theories about possible government involvement. Two men who were convicted of murdering Malcolm X in 1966 were exonerated in 2021 after serving decades in prison—and the New York District Attorney admitted thAt the news conference on Tuesday, civil rights lawyer Ben Crump said: “It’s not just about the triggermen. It’s about those who conspired with the triggermen to do this dastardly deed.” He claims that government agencies had factual and exculpatory evidence that they concealed from the family of Malcolm X and the men wrongly convicted of his assassination. Crump alleged that high-ranking U.S. officials conspired to kill the civil rights leader, repeatedly referencing J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI director who died in 1972.at the FBI and NYPD at the time withheld evidence.
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I've included an interesting 2 min YouTube. It's well worth your time.
Malcolm X : "White Liberals Are The Most Dangerous Thing In The Entire Western Hemisphere"
Why?? C’mon Man...... $$$$$$$$$$
They should sue Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam.
President of the United States in 1965 - Lyndon Baines Johnson (D-Texas)
FBI Director - J. Edgar Hoover
Congressional Session - 89th Congress - Democrat Majority in both Houses
House Speaker - John W. McCormack (D-Massachusetts)
Senate Majority Leader - Mike Mansfield (D-Montana)
New York City Mayor - Robert F. Wagner, Jr. (D)
Governor of New York - Nelson A. Rockefeller (R)
Director of CIA - John A. McCone until April 1965 - Appointed by John F. Kennedy - Succeeded by William Francis Raborn, Jr. - Appointed by Lyndon Baines Johnson
I’m $ure there’$ a good rea$on.
He was killed by a fellow muslim in a power play over the group Nation of Islam. Louis Farrakhan was involved in that shooting but denies ordering the murder. He has been running the Nation of Islam for decades and has been involved in murdering police officers.
The knock out ‘game’ where black men hit white people and Jewish and Chinese people unexpectedly comes from him. obama attended meetings with him.
1972 Harlem mosque incident
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1972_Harlem_mosque_incident
Rep. Charles Rangel - democrat, protected Farrakhan and others in a murder of an officer. Pelosi praised him when he was caught in tax evasion.
Nope. Wrong answer to take either side.
Both are wrong. Eff them both.
Grifter publicity stunt.
And that’s about it.
A quote from Dr. Shelby Steele, from "What Killed Michael Brown," a documentary film produced by Dr. Steele and his son Eli:
"Wasn't it actually the new Liberalism, coming out of the 60s, that shaped the world of Michael Brown? The enormously seductive power of 1960s liberalism was and is its promise to redeem and deliver us from the evils of white supremacy? This liberalism was so transformative that even many conservatives fell under its sway. Wasn't this liberalism far more focused on assuaging white guilt than on developing blacks?
Back in the 60s, we blacks made a very bad deal with America. We demanded that America help us develop. But if this was logical it also was naive. It seduced us into putting our fate right back into the hands of the same white America that had oppressed us in the first place. We began to live by a formula. America's racial guilt was our power. White guilt became Black Power.
Of course, there was a catch. To milk white guilt we had to always be victims of white racism. White racism and black victimization became the heart and soul of liberal power in America. [emphasis added]
Great post! The MSM was aiding and abetting the communist elites even back in the sixties.
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