Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy of Hate Lives On

In 1968, a democrat introduced legislation asking for a federal holiday in recognition of the birthday of black agitator Martin Luther King, Jr. In 1983, congress passed, and Ronald Reagan, the great conservative republican signed into law, a national holiday celebrating the birthday of a well known communist. Now, schools and government offices from the east coast to the west coast close to commemorate what we are told is an important day.

We couldn't agree more that this holiday is an important one. This holiday is used as the central theme of classroom study by countless educators during the months of January and February. Unfortunately, teacher led discussion groups and lectures leave the listener with numerous ideas that are contrary to fact.

The importance of the holiday cannot be understated. It gives credibility to a slate of other Marxist adherents of the same time period including Rosa Parks, Myles Horton, and Carl Rowan. School children never in their wildest dreams would believe that the United States ofAmerica would have a holiday for a communist. Therefore, the assumption is that he was a true patriot and man of God deserving of our respect and admiration.

The debate as to the character of Martin Luther King Jr. continues. On Jan. 31, 1977 Coretta Scott King obtained a federal court order sealing 845 pages of FBI records about her husband for 50 years "because its release would destroy his reputation!" Many people contend that there is important information within this sealed file that should be made available to the public. The court says the file is of little importance, yet others claim that if that is indeed true, why withhold the information from the public. It is regrettable that the same standards of decency are not prevalent today. The continuing popularity of former president Bill Clinton despite his unrepentant sexual offenses shows a clear downward trend of morality. If the King files were opened today in 2009, would there be outrage at the anti-white, anti-women, and anti-American behavior and statements?

The importance of the holiday is all too real for millions of whites. Whether it's the white boy or girl in school who learns to hate their heritage or is punished for speaking out in defense of it to the family torn apart by black on white violence, or the acceptance of black culture and its dampening effect on society at large - the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday is an integral part. Even the justice system has not remain untainted as evidenced by the insane black consensus that white jurors are inherently unfair as is claimed in the high profile Jena, Louisiana case and the Christa Worthington murder. At the same time, the prisons have become revolving doors for non-whites who claim to be suffering from too much justice and then there are whites who claim there is not enough law and order.

There is but one group of people who are benefiting from the Dream of King. Congressman Buchanan, speaking before the House, suggested who benefited from King's assassination: "The hand that gunned down Martin Luther King served the world Communist cause well, and no other cause I know". Certainly, the people who hold those Communist/Socialist/ one world order/beliefs did benefit from Kings death by the acceptance of their views by more people in society.

Upon the death of King, Henry Winston, National Chairman of the Communist Party, USA led a six men delegation to the funeral of King. The Soviet Union sent messages of sympathy as well. Memorial meetings took place all over the Soviet Union: factories, halls, and theaters even Moscow University. Waldeck Rochet, general secretary of the French Communist Party sent his regards and Poland's Communist paper The Worker sent condolences to Corretta King. William Patterson, secretary of the Negro Department of the Communist Party, USA sent a telegram to Coretta King, wishing her the best: "Tonight we will join with all progressive mankind in expressing the deep pain and anguish at the monstrous assassination of your illustrious husband." Also in The Worker along with the article about the telegram was an article entitled, "Dr. King s Legacy 'FULFILL IT! COMMUNISTS DEMAND." What was it they wish to fulfill The New York Post of July 1, 1958 interviewed King whom stated: "I'm sure that integration will lead to intermarriage." William Z. Foster head of the Communist Party in the 1940's stated in his book, Toward a Soviet America, "The American Soviet will, of course, abolish all restrictions upon racial intermarriage.... The revolution will only hasten this process of integration."

Will the nightmare of King continue? Though he served as a mere puppet at the time, his memory is held sacred, his files kept sealed even to the media, and his anti-Christian and anti-American views are taught as cherished principles without question. The legacy of King lives on in the continued destruction of the Constitution and the white children of the republic!