50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr Death.

[Rocket Scientist]

Has this Day always been commemorated so heavy? I’m seeing commemorations everywhere ... don’t remember it being like this.

Today is 50 year anniversary that's why.His b day is always celebration but today is day he died and it's milestone.

 

[@OffHalsted]

fukk
Jesse
Jackson

He aint clean.

Fam wasn't in on it

You think Jesse Jackson going to just spill the beans? They let his ass run for Pres. as a thank you, then he went and fukked that up by insulting the jews. When the most important Black man in American history gets assassinated, there's no such thing as "crazy conspiracy theories" It's just people who killed him and the people close to MLK that helped the govt. kill him. fukk anything else.

All i'm saying is these half baked conspiracy theories on Jesse is always folly..shyt like him going to the hospital putting a pillow over Martin face & suffocating him

28 mins in...

Besides crazy conspiracy theories, nikkas got 0 proof of Jesse doing anything, especially with killing Martin.

All that shyt is opinions, reaching & what nikkas thought might of happen.... No concrete proof

 

[@OffHalsted]

Jesse & Coretta remained close until her death...
Why would she stay close to this nikka, if he actually was apart of the setup?
Remind you this is the same women who took the government to court in 1999 over Martin's Death but she stayed friends with Jesse..
These Jesse Conspiracy theories aren't new btw...Been going on since the day it happened..

 

[thekingsmen]

Fam wasn't in on it


All i'm saying is these half baked conspiracy theories on Jesse is always folly..shyt like him going to the hospital putting a pillow over Martin face & suffocating him





All that shyt is opinions, reaching & what nikkas thought might of happen.... No concrete proof

 

[El Bombi]

Clarence Jones is saying some real shyt.

 

[isisleo86]

"When we come to Washington, we're coming to get our check."​

Holy shyt this is the King message they never want to talk about That line is HEAT that should be the motto of the modern civil rights movement

One of the realest words ever spoke. This rings so true today. They're STILL telling us to pull ourselves by bootstraps. He told the truth and nothing but the truth. God bless him!

 

[Ya' Cousin Cleon]

Jesse & Coretta remained close until her death...
Why would she stay close to this nikka, if he actually was apart of the setup?
Remind you this is the same women who took the government to court in 1999 over Martin's Death but she stayed friends with Jesse..
These Jesse Conspiracy theories aren't new btw...Been going on since the day it happened..

Meanwhile we got Farrakhan on tape bragging like O-Dog when it came to brother Malcolm, and nikkas don't say shyt.

 

[semicko82]

Visited the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis years ago (where Dr King was assassinated). It was eerie looking into that motel room

 

[ahdsend]

from the comment section....

It was not the viet nam war that got him killed. It was the garbage and waste removal business that was beginning to proliferate for the mafia/ klan alliance. I got this from James Earl Ray. We shared a cell together for a while. I was a member of the Memphis Invaders, who actually started the riot that brought king back to Memphis. I considered myself a black revolutionary. And I got bit by dogs and hosed down with a bunch of other kids. When I got to prison,RAY Was already there. He was the only one housed in solitary, in a white building called the White House. It was death row. Then prison guards threw me in solitary, right next door to James Earl Ray. He taught me how to play chess. And we drank fly spray and shoe polish together to get high. Let me clean up a couple misconceptions about ray. He didn't hate blacks. He was not isolated in prison. In fact he was in general population with other prisoners up in brushy Mountain. He died as a result of drugs that were being hid outside of prison by his brother. Guys on the work crew would bring these drugs in. He was fond of T's (talwin). But his liver was shot from drinking all that poisonous fly spray. Listen. People who know what went on back then know, like I know, that talking about it will get you killed. Memphis and Shelby county sheriff infiltrated our group, the Invaders. An expert rifleman took out King. The Klan and mafia were working together. This klan group was the Council. They wanted to teach king a lesson about interfering in Memphis affairs. Ray's dad was a high ranking klansman. When the word went out about taking out king, Ray's dad knew about it and told his sons. Ray was in need of a hustle. But it didn't involve shooting king. He was to be a rabbit. He took the job. Then things got hot. He thought that even in prison they would sneak him out after a couple years. They reneged. That's when Ray started talking. He knew he had been tricked. king was already under the radar, but he walked into this mafia garbage business and the rest is history. Ray was not racist. And Ray hung out with black prisoner as often as he hung out with white prisoners. One thing. They could not have pulled it off without the help of a whole bunch of black folks. And preachers. Nuff said. I don't feel like looking over my shoulder for talking to much.

I am going to elaborate just a little more. To really understand what happened to Rev King, you have to know how southern cities operated back then. They were run like kingdoms, and the people were not citizens but subjects. The law didn't matter. The Constitution didn't matter. What mattered was KNOWING YOUR PLACE. That's how they approached blacks back then. You stayed in your place and you got along fine. They even rewarded blacks for STAYING IN THEIR PLACE. They might give you an old truck or a side of a hog or some such. But if you got out of place, they would travel to the end of the earth, spend thousands of dollars, just to find you and beat you bloody. If you got out of place again, they would kill you in particular bloody ways. It was about staying in your place, which is why southern cities blamed northerners for upsetting this so-called loving and idyllic relationship between blacks and southern whites. You didn't talk back and you obeyed. Talk to some black folks from the time period and they will corroborate what I say. They warned MLK not to come back to Memphis. It was during the period Rev King left Memphis that the plan was hatched to get him back and kill him. The mayor was the law and the citizens council ( which included Mississippi and Arkansas and Louisiana,etc) was god. Government was already working with the mob and with the klan. Police informant joined the Memphis Invaders,led by Sweet willie wine (Google it). Suddenly we became a political group and what was a peaceful protest suddenly became a riot because we started tossing bricks through windows on Beale Street. Guess what. MLK came back to Memphis to restore the peace. And walked into a trap. But he also didn't stay in his place and obey warnings. So he had to be punished because you don't disobey. That's the south back then. A few months after the riots I got arrested and placed in Shelby county jail. I eventually became a trustee (rock boy) and was on the 6th floor in the trustee tank. The Rev. Ralph Abernethy was placed in jail on the 3rd floor. He was on a hunger strike. I was assigned to take care of him. Make sure he was comfortable because media was all over the place. Although rev Abernethy said he was on a hunger strike, he actually was being fed soup by me. He was on a liquid diet. He got visits every day. Now here's the strange thing I noticed back then. I rarely saw men coming to see Rev Abernathy. They were mostly women and they brought food with them just in case he wanted to eat. He stuck to water, soups and juices. Later it came out that a power struggle was going on after King's death. And rev. Abernathy was not that popular in the Sclc. I didn't think much of it then. But later it was clear that some in the organization had played a part in King's death. After about 9 months in jail, I was sent to prison for ten years. There's documentation in jail and prison records of all this. A couple weeks in Tennessee state Prison, I was classified a violent black radical and tossed in solitary with James Earl Ray. Now in those days Tennessee state Prison , all of them, were run by the Klan. You go to chow and you might see klan literature on a table. Go to las library and a klan recruitment flyer might be stuck in a book. Most Prison officials were related and had klan ties. Sometimes they might send a magazine or book to the wrong prisoner. I once received a book titled: The ****** Bible. Another book I received was The Turner Diaries. This was the climate that James Earl Ray lived in. Now Brushy Mountain Prison was horrific. Klan guards and prisoners. Brushy Mountain was way back in Mountain territory in Petros Tennessee, near Knoxville. Appalachian hillbillies lived on this treacherous, winding road going up the side of the mountain. When guards wanted to kill a prisoner, they would take him up this Mountain and turn him loose and let the Mountain klan folk track him down. For a few dollars and a big. Bag of flour. Some they brought back. Some were never seen again. Either way, they got paid. This is the Prison where they placed Ray. A coal mine prison. And prisoners broke rock with sledgehammer and dug holes. I was there to. My prison records will reflect that time period. When ray heard i was there he would send me messages. He knew by then that he was the lamb. To be slaughtered. They had lied to him and now they were going to make sure he rotted in prison. And he did. Fly spray drinking was popular among prisoners. You mixed it in a cup with coke or juice and swallowed it down and fall out unconscious with bubbles frothing out of your mouth. Ray drank a lot of it, when he couldn't shoot up talwin and other drugs his brother would stash outside the Prison when he visited Ray. Later a guy on one of the prison work crew would sneak it in to Ray. The drugs are what killed ray. I guess now that I am old and terminally ill and dying because I can't afford Obamacare insurance, I am clearing my conscience,too. Like ray when he confessed to MLK son. Thoze black folks and preachers who participated in King's murder will have to face God as well.

you know, I have received a few death threats about making a general comment. But I understand. What I said is general knowledge among black memphians back then. No mystery. No intrigue. Nothing. The elders knew. In fact, the entire black community knew and warned MLK. He didn't listen. He was scammed by some of those in his circle. But the talk is always about Ray. Never those who set king up to be murdered. Don't you find it strange that nobody talked to the black community. No media. Nothing. Don't you find it strange that Ray , in a 95 per cent black prison, could hang out with black convicts and not get killed. Ever hear any reports of convicts who hung out with Ray. All I want to do is make sure that these traitor and murderous blacks are never forgotten. I am now a black elder. It's my duty to tell young black people of their history and lineage. It's not about Ray. It's about black murderers who upon the death of king changed the trajectory of black culture even to this day. Never forget these traitors.

 

[Hater Eraser]

Bump

 

[Starburst]

 

[Milk N Cookies]

Damnit Joe.


And I think this year Dr. King is being shadowed by Betty White dedications (but it’s only a certain type hyping that up)

i also didn’t know it’s also James Earl Jones birthday