Ron Paul March MLK

Before and after video of bikes and riders

1963 March on Washington, DC's 45 anniversary remembered. Million Motorcycle Motorcade. *Speech by Martin Luther King Jr. overlaid on original video's audio. Washington DC Aug 30, 2008

Listen to MLK and hear how what he said then is the same today.

I wasn't planning on making a video today, but a video which I will not mention inspired me to make something. I don't like cheesy videos and I hope this isn't cheesy.

An interview with research author Jim DiEugenio on the assassination of Martin Luther King. The discussion covers the politics and politicians associated with his life and untimely death, including J.   more...Edgar Hoover, Malcom X, JFK, RFK, Judge Joe Brown, Loyd Jowers, the King family and Lyndon B. Johnson. The 1997 trial of James Earl Ray is also discussed, which found that the assassination was at least in part contributed to by the CIA, the Pentagon and the Mafia  less

Here’s a link to a news item about Bush and Article 51- http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=6134
Here’s a link to the article from the Dallas/Fort Worth Star-Telegram-
http://www.star-telegram.com/dallas_news/story/486413.html   more...
Posted on Thu, Feb. 21, 2008
Police Concerned About Order To Stop Weapons Screening At Obama Rally
By JACK DOUGLAS Jr.
Star-Telegram Staff Writer
DALLAS -- Security details at Barack Obama's rally Wednesday stopped screening people for weapons at the front gates more than an hour before the Democratic presidential candidate took the stage at Reunion Arena.

The order to put down the metal detectors and stop checking purses and laptop bags came as a surprise to several Dallas police officers who said they believed it was a lapse in security.

Dallas Deputy Police Chief T.W. Lawrence, head of the Police Department's homeland security and special operations divisions, said the order -- apparently made by the U.S. Secret Service -- was meant to speed up the long lines outside and fill the arena's vacant seats before Obama came on.

"Sure," said Lawrence, when asked if he was concerned by the great number of people who had gotten into the building without being checked. But, he added, the turnout of more than 17,000 people seemed to be a "friendly crowd."

The Secret Service did not return a call from the Star-Telegram seeking comment.

Doors opened to the public at 10 a.m., and for the first hour security officers scanned each person who came in and checked their belongings in a process that kept movement of the long lines at a crawl. Then, about 11 a.m., an order came down to allow the people in without being checked.

Several Dallas police officers said it worried them that the arena was packed with people who got in without even a cursory inspection.

They spoke on condition of anonymity because, they said, the order was made by federal officials who were in charge of security at the event.

"How can you not be concerned in this day and age," said one policeman.  less

Ron Paul is a disciple of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's philosophy. We
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I had   more...always heard that he was a great man, but after researching
material for this video, I "knew" he was a great man. I don't believe that
there has ever been a better public orator. His words are thoughtful,
deliberate, meaningful, and truthful. Ron Paul may not be such a good
orator but his words are honest and true. Please support Dr. Paul as he
may be our last chance for true Freedom and Liberty.
Wow the media was laughing at Dr. Ron Paul, what has our country
come to?
Ron Paul!!! Please donate! Ron Paul and America needs you to give! Go
Ron Paul and supporters!!!! Jan/21/08  less

MindFreedom International and Dr. Patch Adams hope to make one of Dr. King's dreams a reality

Memphis trip 2008

Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. "I Have A Dream" speech

RELJARRELL & GG - Opens with Martin Luther King Jr. in Huntsville, Alabama 1962

This is Martin Luthers final message delivered in Memphis on his final
day alive. Incidental video added that does not refelct the message in
the video. Such a beautiful mind and heart.
The strength of his   more...voice reigns on - if I do not stop to help this man,
what will happen to him - let us stand with a greater determination:
This speech is so ironic in light of what happened the next day... It's
almost as if he's saying: MY work here is done. Now it's up to YOU
What a Great Man he was and still today we will never forget these
great words from Dr. Martin Luther King, just think if he had not been
killed and was here yet today what the world might be like,
Thank You Dr. King  less

Remembering MLK

Mike Rivero comes on today to talk about the increasing presence of a "Global Police State" that seems to have no end in sight.

David Spates does not work on the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. His Boss, Zac Sanford, finds out the hard way. Check out his many other videos like "What would you do if.." "The   more...White Joke" " Talking with Dave..." And many others  less

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1968 with Tom Brokaw” premieres Sunday, December 9 at 9-11pm ET/PT on The History Channel. Cities burned.   more...Students marched. Idealism flourished. Drugs flowed. A nation mourned its slain leaders. It was a year both tragic and galvanizing. But was 1968 truly as revolutionary as it felt? Did its fury and pain propel us forward? Now a new, two-hour special on The History Channel explores the significance of 1968 and the ways it continues to affect the American landscape.  less

1968 with Tom Brokaw” premieres Sunday, December 9 at 9-11pm ET/PT on The History Channel. Cities burned. Students marched. Idealism flourished. Drugs flowed. A nation mourned its slain leaders. It was   more...a year both tragic and galvanizing. But was 1968 truly as revolutionary as it felt? Did its fury and pain propel us forward? Now a new, two-hour special on The History Channel explores the significance of 1968 and the ways it continues to affect the American landscape.  less

Blaque Magazine was on the scene to celebrate the 2006 African American Day Parade. We captured video of the Black Panther Movement as they passed by. Check it out.

Keep the American dream alive in 2008. Don't let our country get sold out to globalist interests.

Malcolm X participated in a classic debate at Oxford Union, a special all university organization as part of Oxford University in England. The debate took place December 3, 1964.

Malcolm X appears on television in Chicago on March 17, 1963.

"My father didn't know his last name. My father got his last name from his grandfather and his grandfather got it from his grandfather   more...who got it from the slavemaster. The real names of our people were destroyed during slavery. The last name of my forefathers was taken from them when they were brought to America and made slaves, and then the name of the slavemaster was given, which we refuse, we reject that name today and refuse it. I never acknowledge it whatsoever."
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Malcolm X describes his early childhood and explains that his house was burned down by the Klan and that they murdered his father.

a clip from a roundtable discussion, Malcolm X explains why the bourgeois, hand-picked Uncle Tom negro leaders will never solve the problem for the masses of black people. He rejects the philosophy of   more...Martin Luther King. This was the June 12, 1963 episode of the television program Open Mind which held a special episode entitled: Race Relations in Crisis. Guests include Malcolm X, Alan Morrison, Wyatt Tee Walker and James Farmer.
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