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They first met at The Bandung Conference in 1955.
Posted on 12/15/2016 11:14:42 AM PST by GonzoII
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Is this possibly BHO sitting beside Malcolm X.
The man on the right side of the MX Oxford Dec 3, 1964 photo-
Oxford Union’s second West Indian student president, Eric Anthony Abrahams, a 24-year-old Rhodes scholar who went on to become the BBC’s first black television reporter before assuming various leadership roles in the Jamaican government.”
The photos in the link below don’t use, or need to use, image-blending technology. They simply show two near-identical faces, un-retouched, non-photoshopped:
https://thesocietypages.org/socimages/2008/10/24/what-does-black-and-white-look-like-anyway/
This shows the bumps on the outer edges of his ears; look for those in earlier pix/pix of when he was in grade school:
https://thesocietypages.org/socimages/2008/10/24/what-does-black-and-white-look-like-anyway/
Agree with you about the ears. The chin is the giveaway, though. Obama has the Dunham chin to a T.
I have never understood the fascination with Malcolm X. Prior to his NOI days, there were credible accounts of his homosexual liasons.
Afterwards, he took the vow first of celibacy, and then of fidelity to his wife. His big break with NOI came largely due to his disillusionment with Muhammad Elijah’s infidelties. I.e.: MX took his vows seriously, and lost faith in NOI when he learned, in ‘63, that ME didn’t.
MX continued in the belief that whites were a race of devils until ‘64. Yet somehow, between his vow of fidelity to his wife, which he honored, and his hatred of white devils, he supposedly had a child with a devil?
It strains all credulity.
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They first met at The Bandung Conference in 1955.
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