The Black Panthers, murder, reward, and the Clintons

Dennis Olson

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I pirated this off another forum. Is it any wonder why the Klintons are as corrupt as they are? It's called "moral relativism". Check THIS out. Your jaw will be on the FLOOR!

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Forgotten Facts

Back in 1969 a group of Black Panthers decided that a fellow black named
Alex Rackley needed to die. Rackley was a fellow Panther suspected of
disloyalty. Rackley was first tied to a chair and once safely immobilized
his 'friends' tortured him for hours by, among other things, pouring boiling
water on him. When they got tired of torturing Rackley, Black Panther
member Warren Kimbo took Mr. Rackley outside and put a bullet in his head.
Rackley's body was later found floating in a river about 25 miles north of
New Haven, Conn.

Perhaps at this point you're curious as to what happened to these Black
Panthers. In 1977, that's only eight years later, only one of the killers
was still in jail. The shooter, Warren Kimbro, managed to get a scholarship
to Harvard. He later became an assistant dean at Eastern Connecticut State
College. Isn't that something? As a '60s radical you can pump a bullet into
someone's head, and a few years later, in the same State, you can become an
assistant college dean!

Erica Huggins was the lady who served the Panthers by boiling the water for
Mr. Rackley's torture. Some years later Ms. Huggins was elected to a
California School Board. How in the world do you think these killers got
off so easy?

Maybe it was in some part due to the efforts of two people who came to the
defense of the Panthers. These two people actually went so far as to shut
down Yale University with demonstrations in defense of the accused Black
Panthers during their trial. One of these people was none other than Bill
Lan Lee. Mr. Lee, or Mr. Lan Lee, as the case may be, isn't a college dean.
He isn't a member of a California School Board. He is now head of the U.S.
Justice Department's Civil Rights Division.

O.K., so who was the other Panther defender? Is this other notable Panther
defender now a school board member? Is this other Panther apologist now an
assistant college dean? No, Neither!

The other Panther defender was, like Lee, a radical law student at Yale
University at the time. She is now known as the "smartest woman in the
world." She is none other than the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate
from the State of New York----our First Lady, the incredible Hillary Rodham
Clinton.

And now you know the rest of the story.

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Richard L. Fowler, CSP
Principal Consultant
NCR Relational Technologies
Atlanta, GA

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Dennis
 
Got any solid documentation on this?

If so, I'd like to have it. My representatives and the media need this kind of info and I'm just the guy to supply it.
 
David Horwitz is a 60's radical who saw the light and is now a conservative. He was involved with the Black Panthers in the Bay Area. See his article in Salon that touches on Alex Rackley here. You might try corresponding with Horowitz.
 
What Jack said!

If you have solid docs, I'm gonna have some serious fun

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"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes" RKBA!
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>By John McCaslin
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Published in Washington, D.C.
5am -- June 12, 1998 www.washtimes.com

Hillary for the defense

A gang of criminals tortures, mutilates and murders a black man. The nation demands justice for the brutal killing.

Jasper, Texas, 1998? Not quite. It's New Haven, Conn., 1969.

This week's killing of 49-year-old James Byrd, reportedly by three convicts, bears similarities to the torture-murder of 24-year-old Alex Rackley in 1969.

Like Mr. Byrd's murderers --suspected of ties to the Aryan Brotherhood and the Ku Klux Klan -- the leaders of the Black Panthers were hardened ex-cons who had developed their doctrines of racial hatred in prison.

In 1969, Panther leaders in New Haven suspected Mr. Rackley of disloyalty. He was tied to a chair, and his comrades tortured him for hours by, among other things, pouring boiling water on him. Finally, Panther gunman Warren Kimbro ended Mr. Rackley's suffering with a bullet to the head.

Only one of the killers was still in prison in 1977. The gunman, Warren Kimbro, got a Harvard scholarship and became an assistant dean at Eastern Connecticut State College. Ericka Huggins, who boiled the water for Mr. Rackley's torture, got elected to a California school board.

Unlike the Texas trio accused of killing Mr. Byrd, the Panthers in 1969 became a cause for radicals at Yale Law School.

One of those law students, Hillary Rodham, "organized shifts for her classmates" to "monitor civil rights abuses" during the trial of Mr. Rackley's killers and aided the American Civil Liberties Union's defense of the Panthers, David Brock wrote in his 1996 book about the first lady.

Through her involvement in the defense of these killers, he reported, Ms. Rodham met Communist Party lawyer Robert Treuhaft and won an internship in his Berkeley law office.
[/quote]

Washington Times still lists John McCaslin. This address may be out of date though:
John McCaslin can be reached at 202/636-3284 or e-mail him at Mccasl@twtmail.com.

Also:

A very, very interesting link. I love the part about WJC, and the "so what if what he(WJC) did was illegal".

www.snopes.com/inboxer/outrage/panthers.htm

Explains it (original post) as an urban myth, although not very effective at lessening HRC's involvement. Seems more of a defense of Lee, than Hillary.



[This message has been edited by RAE (edited March 30, 2000).]
 
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