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9 March, 2021

The Mob vs. the Klan, 1964, Mississippi

Posted by Socrates in "civil rights", Celler, Celler Rights Laws, Civil Rights Act of 1964, Civil Rights Act of 1968, civil rights movement, Mississippi Burning case, Socrates at 11:55 am | Permanent Link

In 1964, the FBI “hired” a tough, New York City mobster named Greg Scarpa to go to Mississippi and find out who had killed the 3 civil-rights workers (i.e., 2 Jews, 1 Black). He did. By using violence. The murders were Klan-connected, according to Scarpa and the feds. The 3 civil-rights workers were warned repeatedly […]



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15 November, 2014

“Mississippi Burning” Activists (Two Jews, One Black) Get Posthumous Medal of Freedom Awards

Posted by Socrates in "civil rights", jewed culture, jewed politics, Klan, Mississippi Burning case, nation-building/nation-wrecking, Socrates, The South at 4:45 pm | Permanent Link

(Above: a 1964 FBI bulletin about the missing “civil-rights workers”) Did you try to ruin the South by registering Blacks to vote (i.e., to vote for liberal candidates)? Well, then, you get an important award, called the “Presidential Medal of Freedom.” It’s funny: the three “civil-rights workers” were warned by Klansmen about meddling in the […]



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