(Arjun Walia) Did you know that, in 1999, the family of Dr. King won a civil lawsuit against Loyd Jowers, and against government agencies for the wrongful death of King. It was the case of the King family versus Jowers and other unknown co-conspirators.
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by Arjun Walia, April 3rd, 2018
According to a New York Times report from 1999:
“A jury in a civil suit brought by the family of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. decided today that a retired Memphis cafe owner was part of a conspiracy in the 1968 killing of Dr. King.”
“The jury’s decision means it did not believe that James Earl Ray, who was convicted of the crime, fired the shot that killed Dr. King.”
“After four weeks of testimony and one hour of deliberation, the jury in the wrongful-death case found that Loyd Jowers as well as “others, including governmental agencies,” had been part of a conspiracy. The jury awarded the King family the damages they had sought: $100, which the family says it will donate to charity.”
“The family has long questioned Mr. Ray’s conviction and hoped the suit would chane the legal and historical record of the assassination.”
“This is a vindication for us,” said Dexter King, the youngest son of Dr. King.”
“He said he hoped history books would be rewritten to reflect this version of the assassination.”
You can download the full transcript of the case HERE.
It’s the only trial that’s ever been conducted regarding the assassination of Dr. King, and it’s happened to anybody who has ever threatened the ‘Deep State,’ or what many politicians have referred to as the secret government.
“Political parties exist to secure responsible government and to execute the will of the people. From these great staffs, both of the old parties have ganged aside. Instead of instruments to promote the general welfare they have become the tools of corrupt interests which use them in martialling [sic] to serve their selfish purposes. Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people. To destroy this invisible government, to befoul the unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmanship of the day.”
– Theodore Roosevelt
The year after the trial, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a report that explained they had investigated themselves and found they had done nothing wrong (it’s ok if that makes you laugh). They concluded that there was no evidence to warrant any further investigation.
Dr. King’s son issued this following after the report was issued,
“We learned only hours before the Justice Department press conference that they were releasing the report of their results of their ‘limited investigation,’ which covered only two areas of new evidence concerning the assassination of Dr. King. We had requested that we be given a copy of the report a few days in advance so that we might have had the opportunity to review it in detail…. That courtesy was not extended to us.”
Dr. King’s wife, who went through a whole lot from 1968 to 1999, shared the following statement:
“For a quarter of a century, Bill Pepper conducted an independent investigation of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. He opened his files to our family, encouraged us to speak with the witnesses, and represented our family in the civil trial against the conspirators. The jury affirmed his findings, providing our family with a long-sought sense of closure and peace, which had been denied by official disinformation and cover-ups. Now the findings of his exhaustive investigation and additional revelations from the trial are presented in the pages of this important book. We recommend it highly to everyone who seeks the truth about Dr. King’s assassination.” (source)
You can learn more about what went on from the King Center.
More Thoughts
One thing that separates Martin Luther King Jr. from modern day activists is that Martin Luther King was not an activist for just black people, or black rights. He was an activist for human rights, inspired by his belief that “unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word.”
His legacy is important to carry on, and his type of peaceful activism coupled with an intelligence to spark and wake up the masses is what needs to continue today, especially in a world where our basic human rights continue to be stripped from us at an exponential rate.
Racism Today
Today, racism is a hot topic, and racism itself seems to be continually perpetuated, almost as if the “Deep State” thrives on our constant activism and the thought of creating separation, placing one group of people against another in constant and continual argumentation. In some cases, they may even help create it, like they did with 9/11, brainwashing the masses into accepting an infiltration of the Middle East by using actions that were created by themselves in the first place.
A more relevant example could be how corporate America has taken over policing, and the abuse of black people by the American police over the years might have been part of a plan to create a separatist movement.This has been the topic of multiple whistle blowers, like Ray Lewis, the former Captain of the Philadelphia Police Department, among multiple others.
In fact, there is ample evidence to suggest that drugs were purposefully introduced into the Ghetto’s of America to drive up the prison population, and to create more reasons to have a strict police state, drive up crime rates and more… but that’s another discussion.
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Should we make it clear that it was the Deep State and its operatives that orchestrated the murder?
Indeed. But alas to do so explicitly often invites prejudicial rejection by most unthinking people.