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littlefelller@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Sensitive_Asshole) writes:
> There is a satanic conspiracy that imperils the life and infintely
> more im****tantly, the soul of all Americans, and the world. That
> conspiracy is in these end times showing it's true face, one of
> sodomy, homo***ual rape, lust, infinite greed and lust for absolute
> power over this earth. It must corrupt the morals and values of our
> society for it to succeed, and it is kicking into high gear before the
> battle of ARmageddon begins
> Martin Luther King was a sinner, not a saint, J. Edgar Hoover was
> a Saint, not a sinner. as the song by the rolling stones goes,
Knock it off, Marie.
[...]
> Learn the truth about MLK, visit these sites and learn what is in
> Martin Luther King's sealed FBI files. There were sealed by communist
> judges conspiring against every decent american in this country, but
> make no mistake, the truth will be found out.
>
> [URL=http://www.straightdope.com/columns/030502.html]click
here for
> the truth about Martin Luther King[/URL]
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> [URL=http://www.resistance.com/AngryWhiteMail/page18.htm]and
more
> proof.[/URL]
You know, any article that starts off with the sentence
"I may be an optimistic person but it has occured to me that,
since I became a Nazi, everything is different."
is not going to do much for the credibility of anyone citing it.
> MISLEADING MLK PROPAGANDA HARMS CHILDREN
[...]
> Did he plagiarize many of his writings?
> He plagiarized a lot of them. An investigation conducted by Boston
> University, where King got his Ph.D. in theology, determined that he
> had appropriated roughly a third of his doctoral thesis from a
> dissertation written three years earlier by another graduate
> student. King's faculty advisers at BU were incompetent guilty
> white liberals who gave a promising young black buck a pass. King
> also "borrowed" ****tions of many other writings and speeches,
> including the famous "I have a dream" speech he gave at the 1963
> civil rights rally in Wa****ngton. Was he a great American black? No
> way. Was he a fraud and a hypocrite? Without a doubt.
You know what's ****ing hysterical? Seeing someone call someone else a
fraud and a hypocrite for being a plagiarist in an article rife with
plagiarism.
--
Matt Pillsbury "Would you mind having a little
pillsy[at]mac[dot]com consideration for others?"
--golddodgearies
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