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… they’re monitoring our people to try to prevent the one person from coming up with the one idea. And the one idea is, how we are going to exterminate white people because that in my estimation is the only conclusion I have come to. We have to exterminate white people off the face of the planet to solve this problem. Now I don’t care whether you clap or not, but I’m saying to you that we need to solve this problem because they are going to kill us. And I will leave on that. So we just have to just set up our own system and stop playing and get very serious and not be diverted from coming up with a solution to the problem and the problem on the planet is white people.
Originally posted by snafu7700
as i've said before, if the reverend king knew what some of his followers have done with his "dream", he'd be turning over in his grave.
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
Originally posted by snafu7700
as i've said before, if the reverend king knew what some of his followers have done with his "dream", he'd be turning over in his grave.
The Most Holy Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Junior was cut from the same cloth as those who followed him. Had he lived, he would be a race hustler just like Jackson, Sharpton and the others.
[edit on 2005/10/23 by GradyPhilpott]
Originally posted by FredT
I wonder if he is avalible to give a lecture at Bob jones University?????
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
King was a pedophile and plagarized his doctoral dissertation.
There was noting at all honorable about the man.
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
King was a pedophile and plagarized his doctoral dissertation.
There was noting at all honorable about the man.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Don't forget blatant adulterer. The night before he was killed
he spent it with a few white hookers. He beat them up rather
badly and I believe that at least one had to go to the hospital.
Oh .... and for those of you who think he was a 'good christian',
the REV. King didn't buy into many of the basic Christian beliefs
(denied the Virgin birth, resurrection, etc....)
and he even spoke out about these other beliefs that he held ....
www.myfortress.org...
Originally posted by Rasputin13
I'd love to see some KKK/NeoNazi-free links that elaborate on this pedophile, hooker-beating, wife-cheating side of Dr. King.
The Martin Luther King, Jr., Plagiarism Story, by Pappas.
Reviewed by Barry R. Gross
Society, Jan-Feb 1996 v33 n2 p85(2)
Before his untimely death in August 1995, Barry R. Gross was professor of philosophy at York College of the City University of New York, and president of the New York Association of Scholars.
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It is rarely pleasant to look at the feet of the great, for they are too often made of clay. And so it is with Martin Luther King, Jr. On the evidence, there can be little doubt that he plagiarized his Ph.D. dissertation at Boston University from an earlier one by a man, now deceased, named Jack Boozer. Pappas compares eight or more passages from Boozer's thesis with passages from King's in which the ideas and phrasing are virtually identical. He also cites several passages in which King and Boozer make almost identical mistakes in citation or punctuation. King plagiarized much else as well: Pappas identifies five plagiarized passages from King's pre-dissertation period, as well as from the final section of his famous "I Have a Dream" speech, whose passage "From every mountain let freedom ring . . ." was first spoken by another black preacher, Archibald Carey, at the 1956 Republican National Convention.
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Pappas points out that once the plagiarism was exposed, new apologists-Professor Keith Miller, for one--took the last path. In a book and in an article in The Chronicle of Higher Education, Miller takes the position that black preachers have traditionally "borrowed" from each other and, coming from an oral tradition, are not acclimatized to alien white scholarly norms. He asks us to rethink our definition of plagiarism. Pappas quotes Miller: "The process of securing fundamental human rights such as those King championed--outweighs the right to the exclusive use of intellectual and literary property." Really? Nor did King see things that way, for, ironically, he himself sought copyright for his "I Have a Dream" speech.
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Among others, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and the New Republic all sat on the story. It was left to a British journalist, Frank Johnson of the London Sunday Telegraph, to break the story. This was followed by several stories in Chronicles, a publication of the Rockford Institute, whose managing editor is Theodore Pappas, editor of the volume under review. No doubt the American press restrained itself for much the same reason as had the academics: fear of being charged with racism. Pappas quotes The Sunday Telegraph's acid response to The Wall Street Journal's tepid story on the plagiarism: "Such is the cravenness of the U.S. media when it comes to race that no newspaper followed [our 1989] story.... Then, in an article full of apologetic mealy-mouthed phrases, The Wall Street Journal confirmed our findings." But there may well have been a secondary reason. Who cares about intellectual fraud? One of the strengths of Pappas's own essays in the book is his catalogue of plagiarisms and scientific frauds--including the little-known fact that Coleridge plagiarized parts of his important work, Biographia Literaria.
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Thanks to Hoover's use of COINTELPRO and King's road-dawg and sidekick Ralph Abernathy, King's sexual appetite and considerable infidelities are widely known. Even still the thought of King and Abernathy doing a "tag team giddy up" is disconcerting. Dyson readily admits that such failings on the part of King, Lyons and other black ministers is endemic to the culture of the black church which often rewards its leadership for such atrocities in the name of protecting black masculinity and patriarchy (holla if you hear me, Marion Barry). Dyson asserts, "as surely as King learned from the black church the use of brilliant rhetorical strategies . . . he learned in that same setting about the delights of the flesh that were formally forbidden but were in truth the sweet reward of spiritual servants." Citing real and fictional examples like Jim Baker, Jimmy Swaggart, and characters from Robert Duvall's The Apostle, Dyson is careful to remind readers that "such abuses or religious leadership are not peculiar to black churches . . . but the failures of the black ministry reverberate widely because the church remains the dominant institution in black culture and the black preacher a staple in sacred and secular affairs."
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FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover bugged his hotel rooms and sent his wife a tape that suggested King was having an extramarital affair. (Indeed, King did have such affairs.)
slate.msn.com...
Later, the focus of the Bureau's investigations shifted to attempting to "discredit" King through revelations regarding his private life. FBI surveillance of King, some of it since made public, demonstrates that he also engaged in numerous extramarital sexual affairs. Accounts of such behavior also have been provided by King's associates, including close friend Ralph Abernathy. The Bureau distributed reports regarding such affairs to the executive branch, friendly reporters, potential coalition partners and funding sources of the SCLC, and King's family. The Bureau also sent anonymous letters to King threatening to reveal information if he didn't cease his civil rights work.
Reference.com
Later, the focus of the Bureau's investigations shifted to attempting to "discredit" King through revelations regarding his private life. FBI surveillance of King, some of it since made public, demonstrates that he also engaged in numerous extramarital sexual affairs. Accounts of such behavior also have been provided by King's associates, including close friend Ralph Abernathy. The Bureau distributed reports regarding such affairs to the executive branch, friendly reporters, potential coalition partners and funding sources of the SCLC, and King's family. The Bureau also sent anonymous letters to King threatening to reveal information if he didn't cease his civil rights work.
Psychcentral
Unfortuneatly this mind set occurs in big cities across the usa.
Originally posted by crusader
you could mouth off because you all exsist in a bubble that's the fact..