[Coleus]

MLK and the Communist Highlander School

[sageb1]

This is a fabulous article! Thanks for posting it, Coleus.

[Coleus]

MLK  and the Communist Highlander Folk School

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Journalism exists to promote the moral superiority of journalists. Journalists promote the idea of their own moral superiority the easy way - by tearing down the reputations of all the possible competition.

The Dale Carnegie course tells you, "Don't Criticize, Condemn, or Complain." Journalism does nothing else.

Naturally journalism promoted MLK and his complaints, and naturally it promotes Jesse Jackson and his complaints. It's all so convenient for journalism.

And the blacks who follow Jesse Jackson certainly aren't gonna become competition for journalists, because they can't ammount to anything apart from the support they need journalism for.

Why Broadcast Journalism is
Unnecessary and Illegitimate

[Cobra64]

I would like to hear from libs re this article.

[nmh]

Outstanding article!

"On the day that Martin Luther King led the 1963 Civil Rights march in Washington, W.E.B. DuBois died in Accra, Ghana having renounced his American Citizenship and having joined the Communist Party."

So this is where economic and social justice comes from ... .

[nmh]

"It was not some "right-winger" who had King's office and hotel rooms bugged. This order was signed by then U.S. Attorney General Bobby Kennedy on Oct. 10, 1963. Evidence proved that King was under the direct orders of Soviet spies and financed by the Communist Party. The Kennedy tapings continued for 5 years and also developed shocking revelations regarding King's sexual practices."

Yeah, be was a beaut!

Typical, godless liberal propped up by wealthy godless elites. To add insult to injury, the truth will not be wildly known and we are forced to celebrate this fictitious person.

[Mrs. Darla Ruth Schwerin]

"In effect, race relations was what prompted Booker T. Washington, a black man who was born a slave, to became a conciliator, educator, founder of Tuskegee Institute and nation builder He taught that the best interests of black people would be realized through education and hard work rather than political agitation.."

Gaining anything through political agitation is tantamount to stealing...
Re: Thou shalt not steal...