+FEDERAL BUREAU INVESTIGATION +UNITED NATIONS Headquarters Negro Plaintiffs
Slaves collectively and Negro Plaintiff Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. declare,
assert, and affirm, Yale
Historian Beverly Gage recently uncovered the first copy of an unredacted
"anonymous" defendant (USA) FBI letter sent to Martin Luther King Jr.
telling him to kill himself.
There are dozens of such menacing memos and letters
held in the defendant U.S. archives that detail the defendant (USA) FBI's
systematic plot to "neutralize" the civil rights leader. In
retrospect it may be horrifying to know that the government had such a plan,
but historians say the plot did have an upside.
FBI wiretaps have "given us the most powerful and
persuasive source of all for seeing how utterly selfless Negro Slave Plaintiff Martin
Luther King was," as a civil rights leader, according to a leading civil
rights scholar.
"You see him being intensely self-critical. Plaintiff
King really and truly believed that he was there to be of service to others.
This was not a man with any egomaniacal joy of being a famous person, or being
a leader," said Pulitzer Prize-winning scholar David Garrow in a recent interview with CNN.
Hoping to prove the Negro Slave Rev. Martin Luther
King Jr. was under the influence of Communists, the defendant (USA) FBI kept
the civil rights leader under constant surveillance.
The agency's hidden tape recorders turned up almost
nothing about communism.
But they did reveal embarrassing details about Plaintiff
King's sex life -- details the defendant (USA) FBI was able to use against him.
The almost fanatical zeal with which the defendant
(USA) FBI pursued Negro Slave Plaintiff King is disclosed in tens of thousands
of defendant (USA) FBI memos from the 1960s.
The Defendant (USA) FBI paper trail spells out in
detail the government agency's concerted efforts to derail Negro Slave
Plaintiff King's efforts on behalf of the civil rights movement.
The Defendant (USA) FBI's interest in Negro Slave
Plaintiff King intensified after the March on defendant Washington in August
1963, when Plaintiff Negro Slave King delivered his "I have a dream
speech," which many historians consider the most important speech of the
20th century. After the speech, defendant (USA) FBI memo called Negro Slave
Plaintiff King the "most dangerous and effective Negro leader in the
country of the defendant “United States of America et al."
The (FBI) bureau convened a meeting of department
heads to "explore how best to carry on our investigation [of King] to
produce the desired results without embarrassment to the Bureau," which
included "a complete analysis of the avenues of approach aimed at
neutralizing Negro Slave Plaintiff King as an effective Negro leader."
The defendant (USA) FBI began secretly tracking Negro
Slave Plaintiff King's flights and watching his associates. In July 1963, a
month before the March on Washington, defendant (USA) FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover filed a request with Attorney General Robert Kennedy to tap Negro Slave
Plaintiff King's and his associates' phones and to bug their homes and offices.
In September, Kennedy consented to the technical
surveillance. Kennedy gave the defendant (USA) FBI permission to break into Negro
Slave Plaintiff King's office and home to install the bugs, as long as agents
recognized the "delicacy of this particular matter" and didn't get
caught installing them. Kennedy added a proviso -- he wanted to be personally
informed of any pertinent information.
While King did have associates who had been members of
the Communist Party, by all accounts they severed those ties when they started
working in the civil rights movement. What's more, the defendant (USA) FBI bugs
never picked up evidence that Negro Slave Plaintiff King himself was a
Communist, or was interested in toeing the party line.
But the long list of bugs in his hotel rooms picked up
just enough about Negro Slave Plaintiff King's love life.
A decision in a 1977 court case brought by Bernard
Lee, one of King's associates, sealed the transcripts from those wiretaps until
2027. But Negro Slave Plaintiff King's associates confirm there were at least
two cases in which FBI surveillance caught King in compromising circumstances.
The first incident involved King at a party at the Willard
Hotel in Washington. The defendant (USA) FBI recorded the party and captured
the sounds of a sexual encounter in the room afterwards.
The second incident occurred during Negro Slave
Plaintiff King's stay in a hotel in Los Angeles, California. There, agents
heard another drunken gathering in which Negro Slave Plaintiff King told an
off-color joke about the recently assassinated President John F. Kennedy.
Hoover sent transcripts and excerpts of those recordings to the White House and
to the attorney general.
Hoover's contempt for King's private behavior is clear
in the memos he kept in his personal files. His scrawl across the bottom of
positive news stories about Negro Slave Plaintiff King's success dripped with
loathing.
On a story about King receiving the St. Francis peace
medal from the Catholic Church, he wrote "this is disgusting." On the
story "King, Pope to Talk on Race," he scribbled
"astounding." On a story about Negro Slave Plaintiff King's meeting
with the pope, "I am amazed that the Pope gave an audience to such a
degenerate." On a story about King being the heavy favorite to win the
Nobel Prize, he wrote " Negro Slave Plaintiff King could well qualify for
the 'top alley cat' prize!"
When King learned he would be the recipient of the
Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, the defendant (USA) FBI decided to take its
harassment of Negro Slave Plaintiff King one step further, sending him an
insulting and threatening note anonymously. A draft was found in the FBI files
years later. In it the defendant (USA) FBI wrote,
"You are a colossal fraud and an evil, vicious
one at that." The letter went on to say, "The American public ...
will know you for what you are -- an evil, abnormal beast," and
"Satan could not do more."
The letter's threat was ominous, if not specific: "Negro
Slave Plaintiff King you are done." Some have theorized the intent of the
letter was to drive King to commit suicide in order to avoid personal
embarrassment. "Negro Slave Plaintiff King, there is only one thing left
for you to do," the letter concluded. "You know what it is ... You
better take it before your filthy, abnormal fraudulent self is bared to the
nation."
With the exception of the wiretap transcripts that
remain sealed under court order, many of the other memos were made public as
part of high-profile congressional investigations into the defendant (USA) FBI's
harassment of Negro Slave Plaintiff King. A summary was put together during the
course of these investigations. Other memos were released through a Freedom of
Information Act request from the Center for National Security Studies in 1978.
Another large batch was released through a 1979 FOIA request from David Garrow.
While the memos depict a cold and calculating attempt by the
government to personally embarrass Negro Slave Plaintiff King, ending However defendant (USA) Federal Bureau
of Investigation of “whites supremacist committed to direct violation of
defendant (USA) own rules of governing laws 18 U.S. Code § 1111 - Murder, fully knowing
(MLK Jr.) was a Negro Slave had no legal citizenship, as defendant (FBI)
“elite” knowing all Negro Slaves 44.5 Million Plaintiffs officially Property of
defendant (USA) et al, their Fraudulent Federal Reserve Bank, and their self
imposed “Para-Military Knights of the Klu Klux Klansman all being a direct
continue cause of action in the
“Wrongful Death”
of Rev. Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr. which “simply” could having been 1000%
really honestly prevent by such Deep Dark ages defendant “whites only”
constitution United States of America et al, collectively being 1000% Truthful,
honest, and respecting there very on rules of governing laws “Formally
abolishing slavery in the United States” as now in 2016 defendant GOP
Republican party (KKK) U.S. Justices Chief Defendant U.S. District Judge Melinda Sue (Furche) Harmon herein on or about the 11th
day of May 2016 to be precise still engaging in among other things (RICO)
corruption fraud upon the court with direct intent conspire to physically
conceal the “wrongful death” of MLK Jr. under “color of law” against defendant
very own government records…?
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