Martin Luther King Jr. and the Government Lie

       

     April 4^th 1968 at approximately 7:01AM in Memphis Tennessee. Unbeknownst to the country the civil rights crusader Martin Luther King Jr. was to die this day. The powerful speeches were no more, saved only by audio record. The marches would not cease, not in the slightest. The day would be somber, the night would be silent. The fight for liberty lies dead on a motel balcony.

       45 years have passed since the voice of equality, freedom, patriotism, and love for mankind was snuffed out, when the light of liberty got a little darker, but it did not go out.

      Many people were taught in school that it was a man named James Earl Ray that killed Dr. King and that he was swiftly apprehended, but is that the truth? In December of 1999 the king family finally got their answer. With the verdict from a jury of citizens they found that the death of Dr. King was a conspiracy. A conspiracy involving government officials and agencies, the CIA, FBI and ultimately even The President of The United States Lyndon B Johnson.

      So what does this say about the current state of affairs in our country? Some have made the argument that the President would never allow citizens to be marked for assignation, they already have, and Dr. Martin Luther King was not the first nor the last to be killed for political reasons.  It would be foolish to believe the political machine would never harm or kill a threat to their power, after all, that would be the only way for them to maintain that power. If it were to become a common knowledge that our government was involved in the assignation of one of the greatest freedom fighters to live, I believe the power could and would return to its rightful place, The People. By reason or Force the end would come to the political machine of tyranny.