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Comment by truth on September 25, 2011 at 11:10am

Obama tells blacks to 'stop complainin' and fight  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44652642/ns/politics/#.Tn9CVnS1mSp

Comment by Nota Khan on September 22, 2011 at 4:14am

Thanks, Architect! I should also have mentioned a couple of my recent posts about some other "independent" "leaders" of the "left". I hope you saw them already:

Response to Chris Hedges' amalgam of half-truths 'A Decade After 9/...

Amy Goodman/Pacifica -- Just Another Presstitute

Comment by The Architect on September 22, 2011 at 3:38am

Great post Nota!

Comment by Nota Khan on September 22, 2011 at 2:58am

"A sellout is a sellout, is a sellout...period.  W.E.B.  Dubious sold out Marcus Garvey...and he did it for the US government.  King was a sellout, he convinced black America to abandon any interest in patronizing black businesses and to accept welfare...what truth was he going to reveal?  We knew everything at the time, he wasn't the only person protesting the war...that was no reason to kill him...if that's the case, he would have been dead long before."

:)

"Think people...The people in power ALL WAYS find someone on the inside to help their cause...the higher up, the better the results....just think...the answers are there."

Oh they make sure the "higher ups" are in their pockets. Look at the "leadership" of the recent Toronto Hearings on 9/11, e.g. And who doesn't know about Gloria Stinem and Co.:

Comment by The Architect on September 21, 2011 at 8:40pm

The only way you get a holiday, an "eternal flame" and your very own center is to do what's in the governments best interest...period.  Don't be open to New World Order, yet closed to what goes on here in America.  A sellout is a sellout, is a sellout...period.  W.E.B.  Dubious sold out Marcus Garvey...and he did it for the US government.  King was a sellout, he convinced black America to abandon any interest in patronizing black businesses and to accept welfare....JFK would not approve of this...Johnson did, but dragged his feel when it came to actually funding it...Kings impatience grew...he threatened to tell the "truth", complained about money for wars...what truth was he going to reveal?  We knew everything at the time, he wasn't the only person protesting the war...that was no reason to kill him...if that's the case, he would have been dead long before.   Think people...The people in power ALL WAYS find someone on the inside to help their cause...the higher up, the better the results....just think...the answers are there.

 

Peace...

Comment by Justin A Horne on September 21, 2011 at 3:57pm

My argument ended with my aforementioned post, as I said before, good day sir. Unlike you, I have to go effect the world in a positive way. Be safe my friend.

 

Comment by Nota Khan on September 21, 2011 at 3:37pm

"Malcolm and Martin never united was because they were both killed"

The question was rhetorical, but seems you missed that ;-)

"I went and protested on Washington about the war crimes in Libya"

And now there are no more war crimes in Libya and no blacks dying so all your efforts are focused on that Davis fella!

 

BTW: the "set up a blog for myself" was hilarious! Damn!! I am amazed any one could achieve that! (Let's hand him a Nobel!!!)

 

P.S. Have you ever been arrested? 

Comment by Nota Khan on September 21, 2011 at 3:20pm

Ah, and just in time:

...Her new book, Jacqueline Kennedy: Historic Conversations on Life with John F. Kennedy, makes it abundantly clear that Jack and Bobby Kennedy, as well as Jackie, saw through the public façade of the Reverend King and knew him to be a proven liar about his communist connections and a scoundrel in terms of his personal life. Jackie called King a “phony” in the taped conversations that form the basis of the book....

;-)

Comment by Justin A Horne on September 21, 2011 at 3:19pm

Actually, I never did like Jessie Jackson, for one lol, but thanks for picking my idols for me. Second, the reason Malcolm and Martin never united was because they were both killed, Malcolm was on February 21st at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, second was Martin in Memphis Tenn on April 4th, 1968. Third, I have done a lot actually. I went and protested on Washington about the war crimes in Libya, organized a group, in my city, for freedom for all man, started a auxiliary black panther group in my school(got kicked out of high school for it), set up a blog for myself and organized a protest of the NYPD for shooting Sean Bell 50 times, etc,etc,etc,etc. Fourth, whoever claimed Jesse Jackson killed Martin Luther King is an idiot beyond measure. Fifth, you mentioned no valid claims as to why my arguments for King are fictitious. I'm not going back and fourth on the Internet over this. Have a good day sir.

Comment by Nota Khan on September 21, 2011 at 2:58pm

@Justin

"Why were Malcolm and Martin Luther King about to unite"

Did they? ;-)

 

As expected, just a rant devoid of meaning and sense ;-) BTW: Forget bringing in your "my father did this..." it's getting a bit old and is certainly not relevant to this topic. What have YOU done (besides "talk a lot" like "A bunch of cowards who stand behind a computer screen and discuss, discuss, discuss"? Oh grow up and learn to take criticism and stop raising dead to the level of prophets they never were. 

 

There is no "hateful rhetoric" here except for the filth you just spewed (And no, just being "black" doesn't give you any such license and don't take people's self-censoring  as any indication of them being in agreement. For god's sake, grow up and stop playing the "victim" -- totally a pisser!

 

That you are frothing is clear from the lines "This is when Malcolm did not have Elijah Muhammad in his ear and decided to work with other leaders, that includes Malcolm X" (Malcolm working with Malcolm? Wow!). "Malcolm X(Malcolm Little) Stokely Charmichael, Huey P. Newton, etc, all fit that description" was another brilliant observation that proved you didn't get my point ;-) Rest is all some mumbo jumbo presented as "facts"....

 

But of course you will stick with the nonsense for you have been so trained from birth ("MLK!") though I hope one day you will grow up and see beyond kindergarten stuff ;-) 

 

Interestingly. in mentioning the "murderers" standing "ordering snipers" (after MLK had been shot? WTF??), you didn't mention Jesse Jackson -- I am sure another of your idols. Why? Is it not true some say it was in fact he who shot King??????

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