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The Probe! Begins
A question was asked of late the President Nixon by Bernard Shaw on April 15th, 1991: "was anyone ever assassinated on you watch", he said "no", he was the President from Jan. 20, 1969 to Aug., 1974, George Jackson was assassinated Aug. 21st 1971 in California's San Quentin, he and Ronald Reagan, who was Governor of California, both have a lot of question to answer regarding Jackson's death.
Fred Hampton's assassination was carried out in the early morning hours of December 4th 1969 by the Illinois State Attorney General's office, the Chicago police department, the FBI and the CIA, a COINTELPRO OPERATION.
Black Panthers were killed, framed and jailed on Nixon's watch buy state, city, and federal police operating under the illegal FBI COINTELPRO. These criminal acts have not been addressed and no one have been prosecuted or charged with Hampton's murder.
Supreme Court Justice, Rheinquiest, worked at the Justice Department at the time of Mr. Hampton's assassination and was President Nixon's councilor, did he know what happened before Hampton was killed,? Rheinquiest provided the illegal wire tap on Fred Hampton's phone. When Hampton's civil came before the Supreme Court, Rheinquiest than a setting Justice, attempted to block it, instead of excusing himself from the conflict of interest. A conspirator in Hampton's death?
Richard 'Doharuba' Moore, Moore was a Black Panther leader accused of Machine gunning two police officer in New York City in 1971, he was tried, convicted and sentenced to 25 years to life for a crime the Judge and prosecutor knew he did not commit, both hid evidence that would have proven Moore was innocent, the prosecutor is now a Federal District Judge, the Judge now has a very lucrative law practice in California, both were rewarded for their part in Moore's conviction.
Richard 'Dhoruba' Moore was freed March 23, 1990 after serving 19 years in maximum security prisons throughout New York state and six of those years in solitary confinement. Gen. Colon Powell was at his trial in 1973 in New York, I was a witness at Mr. Moore's trial. I saw Colon Powell there! The question is being asked: "was Colon Powell in Chicago when Hampton and Clark were assassinated?", Powell went on to become Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Lets take a look at Watergate and crimes Nixon and his partners were responsible for and the sentences handed down:
Dwight Chapin, guilty of perjury, sentence: 10 - 30 months, served 8 months, Charles Colson, copped plea, turned state's evidence, sentence: 1 - 3 years, served 6 1/2 months John Dean, guilty of conspiracy to obstruct justice, sentence: 1 - 4 years, served 4 months; John Ehrlichman, convicted of conspiracy, perjury and obstruction of justice, sentence: 2 1/2 to 8 years, served 18 months, H.R. Haldeman, same as Ehrlichman; E. Howard Hunt, guilty of burglary , sentence: 2 1/2 - 8 years, served 8 months, Herbert Kalmbach, guilty of campaign law violations, sentence: 6 - 8 month, fined $10,000. served 6 months; Richard Kleindiest, Attorney General, copped plea to a misdemeanor in ITT scandal, sentence: 1 month, fined $100, both suspended; Egil Krogh, guilty of civil rights violations, sentence: 2 -6 years, served 4 1/2 months; Frederic LaRue, guilty of obstruction of justice, sentence: 6 months, served 6 months; G. Gordon Liddy, convicted of burglary, sentence; 7 - 23 years, fined $40,000, served 4 years, 4 1/2 months; Jab Magruder, guilty to cover-up, sentence: 10 months-4 years, served 7 months; John Mitchell, attorney general, same as Ehrlicman and Haldeman, sentence: 2 1/2-8 years, imprisoned June 22 1977; Herbert Porter, guilty of lying to the FBI, sentence: 5 - 15 months, served 1 month; Maurice Stans, copped plea to five campaign law misdemeanors, fined $5,000. Total time served by all combined: 12 years, an average of little more than 1 year each. Those men are free and now bask in the sun of their earning from book sales of drugs in our community by the CIA.
Richard Moore Served 19 years in jail for a crime he did not commit, Albert "Nuh: Washington serving a life sentence for a crime he did not commit:
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