The Burial of Malcolm X

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Karl Evanzz, a staff writer for the Washington Post, researched more than 300,000 pages of declassified FBI and CIA documents for his book, The Judas Factor. In its introduction he states, "After analyzing these resources, I am convinced that Louis E. Lomax, an industrious African-American journalist who befriended Malcolm X in the late 1950's, had practically solved the riddle of his assassination." He believed that Malcolm X was set up for the assassination by a former friend, John Ali, who was an agent/informer for an intelligence agency. Malcolm X had previously commented that Ali had been responsible for his ouster from the NOI. Ali eventually rose to the position of National Secretary of the NOI. Lomax was later killed in an automobile accident (due to brake failure).

It is now known that government and law enforcement agencies planted infiltrators in the OAAU, NOI and almost all of the other civil rights movement organizations. Some of these agent/informers were highly placed. Their assignments were not only to report on all of their activities, plans and members, but to create disruption, distrust and to frighten any supporters. The involvement of the government's "Cointelpro" (counter-intelligence program) operation to "neutralize" Malcolm X through BOSS, the NOI, and organized crime is strongly inferred by Evanzz in his book. The goal of the Cointelpro program was to neutralize radical and subversive political organizations and dissidents through covert means, such as "black-bag jobs," where agents/informers would enter homes and offices without warrants and remove or copy files, records ore plant incriminating material.

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[34Illmatic]

May brother Malcolm X rest in peace. My brother in Islam. I have adored him my whole life, perhaps not as much as my parents, but close to it. El-Hage Malik El-Shabbaz will forever be a supreme inspiration to me.

[PastorTony15]

What seems to be racist sometimes is actually designed to lift his people.

[88ritchie]

@IrisMG

Man i said the same shit smh

[musiqtube1]

I am so glad to see that he was admired just as much if not more then Martin Luther King. God Bless them both. My grandmother attended both funerals. She had both obituaries but they got stolen when she was living back in the Bronx. That's alright grandma; we don't need them we still have the memories and stories that you told us.

[No1stunTerr]

Brother El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz you will always be remembered. Your auto-biography which i just finished reading today brought tears to my eyes, it opened my eyes to such an extent. I have the utmost respect for what you did as a human being and i am soooo happy that even though it was shortly before your assissination, you found the true orthodox sunni religion of Islam.

Inshallah Allah will forgive your sins and grant you paradise.

[emckethern]

This video made me sad. I'm currently reading Malcolm X book by Marable and the book leaves me with so many questions. I know that I don't trust the Nation of Islam and they sold out Malcolm X.

[QRF11B]

Malcolm was a trader to to the NOI and he got a traders death. One of the men convicted of executing Malcolm was named head of security in the Harlem mosque where Malcolm used to be by Louis Farrakhan himself.

[judopathoftruth]

Malcom x an honoray arab, and brother to us all, we miss you dearly Brother Malcom, watch over the Africans and Palestinians for us 

[vonveezil2]

Malcolm X and MLK were true leaders of men. The people blacks have as their "frontline leaders" are an embarrassment in comparison. Al Sharpton? Please ! Jesse Jackson? no way ? Louis Farakhan ? nope. Black people need new exciting leaders to actually lead.

[captainterrible525]

I was told that Bumpy Johnson (the man the movie Hoodlum is based on and the one who appears at the beginning of American Gangster) paid for Malcolm's funeral. If that's true, it is a real testament to the spectrum of people Malcolm X touched.