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(written 2008)

Ain't no time for fakin' jacks, stop fakin' jacks, brothaz that fake jacks get laid on they back!" — Pete Rock

"aaaaand, CUT! Ok, thanks Jesse! That's a take!"

Did you see this nonsense?! I cain't be the only one who saw this! On the night Barack Obama won the nationz 44th Presidential elect, among the millionz of hedz who celebrated, it all came to a sudden stop — or record skip, if you will — when a camera caught a weeping Jesse Jackson with his finger in his mouth!

Wasn't it just a couple months ago he said Obama wasn't actin' "Black enough" and was caught on camera suggesting his wish to personally neuter Obama?! Now he cryin' for the man knowingly sittin' in front of cameraz appearing to be moved by this monumental feat for the world to see?!

Now granted, maybe a part of this is real, but if you study the videotape, you may think something else...

Watchin this historic night on CNN, suddenly there was a live shot of Jesse. He was surrounded by otherz rejoicing, yet he just stood there, speakin' to no one, as if prepping for the exclusive shot — y'kno, standin' out 'cause he was doin' somethin' everyone else around him wasn't.

If you're able to see the first secondz of the initial footage, you will notice there was a white woman standing and rejoicing in front of him jumping up and down takin' part in the global celebration with her head occasionally blocking parts of Jesse's face.

Then suddenly, from the left of the screen, a personz hand reaches over on top of the womanz head, pushiing it down, gesturing for her to lower her head so the camera could get a clear shot of Jesse. All the while, Jesse stood there, turning up the water works moreso now, 'cause he knew the spotlight was on him!

Not once did he wipe his tearz as any normal person would. He just stood there gazin' out "with his widdle finga in his mouth!" Not once did he look at the camera, as though he knew this was a chance for him to steal some shine, "hey, what about me? What about Jesse?!" Don't be fooled, yo, this ain't the first time he's done this!

Why do I feel Jesse was fakin'? It's in his entire "professional" genetic makeup for it's literally how his career began.

JUICE (KNOW THE LEDGE): THE QUEST TO BECOME FAMOUS...
(Before I get into Jesse, I want to point out you can find what I'm about to paraphrase, in detail from one of our Master Scholarz, Steve Cokely. Look him up online, he's done several lecture's on the topic that is worthy of attention—IF you can handle it!)

August 19, 2003, The Final Call printed a piece entitled, "SCLC Returns to Memphis". Many are not aware there are those who believe Jesse was involved in Martin Luther King's death and that there was an investigation—even the late Corretta Scott King (later retracted by the Final Call the following week. Why really? Don't know)!

Remember back in 1998, right before the alleged assassin, James Earl Ray, met with the King family? Many don't know that the following year there was a conspiracy trial (King vs. Lloyd Jowers and other unknown conspiratorz) for King's death in 1999, where a jury consisting of six Afrikanz and six whites concluded King's death was in fact, a result of a multi-tiered government conspiracy.

At the end of the trial, good ol' Jesse wrote an editorial that appeared in the Los Angeles Times, where he stated, "For those of us who were with Dr. King in Memphis, the ‘lone assassin’ theory always seemed suspect. James Earl Ray had neither the means nor the method nor the motive to stalk Dr. King, shoot him and arrange his own getaway. Despite these misgivings, the lone assassin theory became the near universal explanation. Deviation from it was too forbidding, for any conspiracy would point directly to government involvement, or at least acquiescence, in King’s murder."

A panel consisting of Cokely, Dick Gregory, Martin King III, Rev. Bernice King, attorneyz William Peper and Lewis Garrison and otherz—was put together by the SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) entitled, "Fact or Fiction: The Assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.", where they talked about the setup that had MLK on the second floor balcony of the Lorraine Motel (in Memphis, Tennessee) at 6pm as a sitting duck for a bullet.

It is alleged 15 minutes before King was shot, Jesse removed a community group from the hotel that was there to protect King. Why? And why hasn't anyone questioned him about this? In addition, the evening before that fateful day (April 3rd), the night he performed his last speech, "I've Been to the Mountaintop", it's believed a 'practice run' was conducted where King, Jesse and party was pictured outside the motel on the second floor at 6pm on their way to dinner.

It is also believed by some that MLKs room was mysteriously changed from the ground floor to second floor that same evening. 6:01pm the following day, a .30-06 caliber rifle bullet rang out entering King's right jaw, traveling through his neck, severing his spinal cord, stopped in his shoulder blade, and shortly thereafter, ended his life.

If you look at the pictures from the day King was killed, none have surfaced (to my knowledge) that show Jesse on the balcony with King's right-hand man, Ralph Abernathy and Boule' member, Andrew Young. But somehow, the picture from the day before became the 'official' candid moments before King died. As well, amongst the chaos, Jesse's career just so happened to take off...

After the ambulance took away his body, all that was left was a massive amount of King's blood. Abernathy, in a state of shock grabbed a jar and started scraping up the blood, crying how it was King's blood and precious, "This blood was shed for us," he allegedly stated.

Nearly a whole half-hour after King was shot, Jesse comes on the scene, makin' his way to the balcony—many thought he was hiding down by the pool. Young rememberz seeing Jackson dip his handz in the huge pool of blood and after raising them to the sky, wiped the blood on his shirt. Young stated, "people freaked out and did strange things... it was... it was... I mean, what do you do in a moment like that?" If you're Jesse, you take advantage!

The majority of hedz from the SCLC quickly followed King to the hospital leaving Jesse Jackson behind. This is where Jesse seized the opportunity! He told otherz not to say anything to the Media. Once the Media arrived at the hotel, they quickly focused on Jesse, now with King's blood all over his shirt. With the rest of the SCLC at the hospitial, Jesse pretty much anointed himself—with the sacrificial blood of King—as the media spokesman stating to the press, "The black people's leader, our Moses, the once in a 400 or 500-year leader has been taken from us by hatred and bitterness. Even as I stand at this hour, I cannot even allow hate to enter my heart at this time, for it was sickness, not meanness, that killed him. People were, some were in pandemonium, some were in shock, some were crying, hollering, "Oh, God!" And I immediately started running upstairs to where he was and I caught his head and I tried to feel his head and I asked him, I said, "Dr. King, do you hear me? Dr. King, do you hear me?" And he didn't say anything and I tried to hold his head." So noble of him to come on the scene after everything went down!

(Exceprt from, 'And the Walls Came Tumbling Down' by Ralph David Abernathy, "It seems that shortly after the ambulance had left, the press had converged on the place, camera crews and reporters, local staff and network, all eager to put someone on camera to tell the story. Jesse and Hosea had both agreed that until they knew what had happened, they would avoid the press and stay out of sight. At least that's what Hosea had thought was the understanding.

So he was more than a little surprised to look out the window and see Jesse, standing in front of several cameras, speaking into a microphone that a reporter was holding in his face. Curious, Hosea slipped outside and eased up behind Jesse, though on the other side of a chain-link fence.

"Yes," Jesse was saying, "I was the last person he spoke to as I was cradling him in my arms."

With a roar of anger, Hosea started cursing and was halfway up the chain fence before one of the others pulled him down and held him until his anger had cooled. But Jackson had told the same story, or very nearly the same, that morning on The Today Show." (end Excerpt)

While the rest of SCLC was back at the motel trying to figure out their next steps, like Bobby Brown leavin' New Edition, after meeting with reporterz outside the motel, Jesse quickly left Memphis, makin' his way back to Chicago where in 14, I repeat, just 14 hourz after King's death, he appeared on the Today show with his bloody shirt while a newly hired booking agent got him spots on other TV showz. You mean to tell me in the midst of all this chaos, this cat found the time to hire a bookin' agent?! King just died, yo!!

And the show didn't stop there! Later that afternoon Jesse appeared before the Chicago City Council wearing a blood-stained shirt and saying that it was the same shirt he had been wearing the previous evening when he had held Martin.

Now ask yourselves, why else would he wear a shirt with blood on it from the previous day? He surely didn't wear this shirt as he travelled back to Chicago from Tennessee! In addition, why would he tell bold-faced lies of him bein' the last person he spoke to when he showed up 30 minutes after he was shot? As many believe (and some can prove), this wasn't Jesse seizin' an opportunity that just so happen to fall in his lap, this was planned! Overnight Jesse Jackson became a nationally known figure, self-appointing him as the next leader of the Civil Rights Movement!

Oh, Jesse wasn't alone! Many hedz know he was a gangster (had affiliation, along with half-brother, Noah Robinson, with the notorious street gang the Blackstone Rangers and leader, Jeff Fort, who was later convicted of killin' more than 200 people). So we can assume Abernathy, Young and company feared Jesse's constituents with some not make waves; to go along to get along.

Several hedz, along with Young created the historical photo-still that fooled the whole world, they pointed in what's believed by several hedz, in the wrong direction of where the shot came from. One other jewel is the allegationz of King tellin' his close friend, Ralph Abernathy, not to trust Jesse, suspecting him to be an agent.

Fast forward to 2008. Were these tearz of sincerity or of jealousy? Maybe it was the spirit of MLKing and the guilt of his involvement overtakin' him. But to think that is to believe Jesse has a heart—if you read Abernathy's book, you'll beg to differ!

So we're left with it bein' jealousy. Given his two unsuccessful presidentail bidz of 1984 (won by Walter Mondale who lost to Ronald Reagan) and 1988 (won by Michael Dukakis who lost to George HW Bush), its crystal-clear to me! Seein' Jesse all tear'd up on camera showed he's still willing to steal whatever he can from the deedz and accomplishment of otherz. In addition, when you look at Obama's choice to not even considering Jesse, nor Al Sharpton worthy to sit the bench on his team, all I see is the latter (perhaps Obama, havin' spent a great deal of time in Chicago, is aware of Jesse's track record).

When you take into account his membership to the Boule' and the aforementioned, this jack needz to be laid on his back!

LIK SHOT!

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ADDITIONAL SOURCES:
Read this piece by M'Bwebe Ishangi: From the Plantation 2 the Bighouse

BOOK: And the Walls Came Tumbling Down by Ralph David Abernathy, an autobiography; ISBN 0-06-016192-2

Unmasking Jesse Jackson - Geoff Metcalf interviews 'Shakedown' author Ken Timmerman
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?pageId=13339
(read about the real reason why Jesse created Operation PUSH among other unknown "treats")

Black Leaders Plan Jackson Protest (2002)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/802402/posts

Back When Revolutionareez Were Real by M'Bwebe Ishangi
http://www.daghettotymz.com/rkyvz/articles/backwhenrevolution/backwhenrevolution.html

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