link doesn’t work!!

type in "the Malcolm x project" and you''ll get THE definitive website and resource about his life......

http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/XYBORG7/video/23189


The above links do work- Here you’ll find some pretty detailed interview of him WITH THREE SNAKES on tv this one is in colour i believe its 1961 if memory serves me right? - i have a lot of admiration for him here based on the way he handled himself so eloquently (given the fact he did not even go to university!) in front of the so called professional journalist !!! Big respect all round.

On the last question in the tv footage you'll see how they seriously tricked him up.


The second clip relates to Dr Khalid Mohammed on Donahue TV show. Again another outstanding performance from this fierce warrior. The faces of the white audience tells it all.


I'll appreciate if others could also post similar links containing tv footages or audio files of these warriors or similar warriors who are strong nationalist and have something credible to say regarding Africans both home and abroad!


ONE BLACK LOVE ower

@DtotheJ good links!

colo-mentality wrote: I try to deal with the complete picture when Iwan tto learn about something....

I don't think the interview alone was the reason Malcom X was killed, it is far deeper than that. I think the core reason Malcom was killed because he was growing to the point where he couldn't be effectively controlled and the same could be said for Martin Luther King. I think what black people should bemore discerning about is how leaders for black people pop up in the mediathat really weren't selected by black people, but by the system to mislead black people.

The truth be told Malcom X, Martin Luther King, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and othersare all part of what is called, "The Boule".Various memberswere placed inhigh visibility specifically to be buffers against the progress of blacks; case and point with Al and Jesse being around for so long yet black people still haven't progressed in the sense of notgoing withoutselling out upon their own identity and the consideration/desire of helping their own in truelylasting ways.

Divide and conquer is not the only ploy of the system, the other is toprovide the illusion of choice which has a fixed and already known outcome; the most known example of that was X and King. From a bird's eye view is was a stratagem using the left and right arms of the system (under the a subset of mass control, religion), Christianity and Islam. If only people understood that the system would not place any black people on TV that does not serve their agenda or is under their spheres of control, be it religion, politics, economic or othersub-systems.



I watched both videos andKhalid Muhammad on Donahue was the one that was more interesting. I think it was an excellent display of black people being educated at 34:17, 36:20, and 40:08 in the show.

Good thread...

What I Love about Malcom is he never backs and he takes control of the situation.

HLF

what does the boule have to do with malcolm, rev. jackson, or al sharpton ...none of whom has the background that such an elistist organization woul dembrace

only king seemed to be what boule woul dconsider, memebership material....


In my views......the black elite played a background (not particularly active) role during civil right movement and even now.....

I'm aware of the funding of NAACP by some memeber so fthe black elite...but the pciture I've always gotten is that....they prospered during segregation....and were the key ones to really benefit from civil rights movmeent.....though they let others fight the battle... namely non elite blacks...

Can't wait to watch these. if theres one man I could bring back it'd be MX... and Steven Biko. Some people got/get shadowed by the cause in the US which I think is sad quite a few forgotton warriors like S.Biko who deserve props.

MLK was funded to keep things calm in my opinion not sure about prominent africans funding certain revolutionaries but MLK was funded 100%.

Props to the NoI shame they banned Farakkan from the UK would've been powerful with the economics out here and all that.

i personally think that having Farrakahn come to the Uk would help to further mobilise us and start empowerment which is what i feel the government fears. was that off topic? if so sorry.