Malcolm X Assassination Case May Be Reopened Due To Netflix Doc

[Booker T Garvey]

nikkas spent 50yrs pointing fingers in the wrong direction while the real killers got awayBut yall so pro Malcolm..

Still blaming Farahkhan, when there is 0 evidence found on him

All this will be ignored
Facts don't matter to these n-ggas.

Farrakhan has said out of his own mouth that his rhetoric at that time fueled the flames that killed malcolm, AND he apologized for it.

how's that for facts.

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

nikkas spent 50yrs pointing fingers in the wrong direction while the real killers got awayBut yall so pro Malcolm..

Still blaming Farahkhan, when there is 0 evidence found on him

This doc was about the triggermen...not the string pullers.

 

[@OffHalsted]

Farrakhan has said out of his own mouth that his rhetoric at that time fueled the flames that killed malcolm, AND he apologized for it.

how's that for facts.

Ali was talking that same rhetoric, he should've went down for the murder as well?

Farrakhan was just shyt talking

 

[Jblaze204]

After having some time to think, the truth is Malcolm X was a dead man after he kept going against Elijah Muhammad. The newark muslims just happened to be the ones to do it. Remember, the harlem muslims hated him as well, the difference being that they couldn't get into the Audubon ballroom because Malcolm's security knew them.

Malcolm was dead man walking and he admitted this as well. Maybe some brooklyn muslims or any other city he was speaking in would have taken a shot at him. The NOI was riding with Elijah Muhammad heavy.

Sidebar: I wish there was a doc that went into detail about the business side of the NOI in its heyday. The doc touched on it a bit. I know Elijah Muhammad was a troubled leader to say the least but the business achievements must be celebrated and implemented again. For example if I heard there was a small NOI supermarket in Harlem I would go there and shop.

Farrakhan never struck me as the business type. He's an excellent orator.

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Ali was talking that same rhetoric, he should've went down for the murder as well?

Farrakhan was just shyt talking

I didn't say anything about going down for murder, but clearly the man felt some responsibility for what happened to Malcolm or he wouldn't have apologized.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]