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plz xplain why the crazy guy who had ample evidence proving he did it, did not. haven't seen the film, but im sure it is about the US not liking his anti war stance, but I understand that since he was a very big public figure.
If you believe the US can Reach Out And Touch Someone so much why the hell are you doing all of this? You should be worred about the CIA pinching you out I would think, no?
plz not 40 year old 2000 and late docs with STUNNING NEW EVIDENCEZ!!!1, how about quotes from cops and reporters on the scene the minutes after it happened? Pretty sure thats much more accurate, but alas, no top to bottom Illuminati in those stories.
plz not 40 year old 2000 and late docs with STUNNING NEW EVIDENCEZ!!!1, how about quotes from cops and reporters on the scene the minutes after it happened? Pretty sure thats much more accurate, but alas, no top to bottom Illuminati in those stories.
You see this is the stupid answer. It took nearly 50 years to get the papers on Operation Northwoods. They still won't let the JFK papers go either.. Why is that so hard to believe?
He was under heavy FBI and CIA surveillance everyone knows that. James Earl Ray joined the Army at 15. He also denied shooting MLK.
what does him joining the army have to do with anything? he joined to serve in wwii. who cares. he was a repeat criminal. you forget he actually confessed, but then recanted when he thought he could get a better deal. those damn details, they suck eh?
It;s only 4 mins I know you hate investigating stuff. A court ruled that there was a conspiracy by the gov't to kill MLK jr. The MSM just didn't cover the verdict.
"The entire trial is on the web site of the King Center. It took the jury about one hour to find the Government liable through the actions of its agents. The identities of the shooter and James Earl Ray's handler, Raul, were also established. . . .
So, John, it is not true that this case is open. It is open, officially, but unlike the other assassinations we know and have evidence of the details of the killing. The family believes that they are completely vindicated. Even the New York Times in a front page piece (never again mentioned, by their local reporter) acknowledged that members of the jury were quoted as saying that the evidence -- never before seen or heard or tested under oath -- was overwhelming. . . .
Your analysis is correct. This type of [false] claim [of a supposed King assassination plotter that is not credible] distracts us from the overall coordinating role of Government and the powerful economic interests which decided that MLK had to be removed from the scene because of his increasingly effective opposition to the war and, perhaps, more significantly, his commitment to bring upwards of 500,000 of the wretched of America to Washington, not to march but to encamp and daily visit their elected representatives to demand the restoration of the social welfare/health and educational programs which had been severely, even terminally, cut in deference to the military budgetary increases.
The Army knew that their demands would not be met, realized that the massive assemblage would likely become enraged and emerge as a revolutionary force in the nation's capitol -- the very belly of the beast -- and were fully aware that they did not have the troops available to put down the rebellion. (Remember, at the time, Westmoreland wanted another 200,000 for Vietnam and those were also not available).
Hence, MLK had to be stopped. He would never be allowed to bring that alienated mass to Washington. A logistics officer in charge of troop movements and truck allocations at Fort Meade, passed word to me that on the morning of the assassination he was put on alert and told to be ready to bring the National Guard and other troops to Washington that afternoon. Martin King was shot at 6:01 PM. The troops were already on the move in anticipation of the rioting which was certain to break out when the news reached the capitol. "
This has absolutely nothing to do with Jesse Ventura. A trial happened. The verdict was that the US gov't conspired to kill MLK. That's it case closed. I'm right.
I now know that there are people who don't even live in the USA that think the US government is up to all kinds of crazy shit that dont even register on sane peoples daily radar....Yes...
I love when threads come up that talk about Loose Change as a legit source. It allows me to quote Maddox and sum up in two quick paragraphs 9/11 conspiracy theories.
Because its a lot harder to kill someone once the cat is out of the bag but you keep quoting Maddox
because they learnt that killing people martyred them.
William Cooper
DC Madam
Gary Webb
It is just better to call them crazy conspiracy theorists because once they are labelled that the general public will stay away in fear that the cooties can spread. You only kill them if a movement starts to form
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King Jr.
John Lennon
JFK
It is kind of like that Ghandi quote with a bad ending
First they ignore you in hopes you just go away, then they laugh at you and mock you calling you crazy, then their conscious barrier forces them to fight you as the brain begins to accept new thoughts and realities, the only difference is instead of you winning they kill you as a means of last resort.
what about Bobby Kennedy?
TheIdiotsAREWinning.
"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to pause and reflect."
Mark Twain
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