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Martin Luther King's "10 COMMANDMENTS ON VIETNAM", Delivered By Wife, Coretta Scott King, In Central Park, NYC, 3 Weeks After King's Assassination From Notes She Found In His Pocket: Apply Today -RI10
Martin Luther King’s
“10
COMMANDMENTS
ON VIETNAM”,
Delivered By His
Wife, Coretta Scott
King, In Central Park,
New York City, 3
Weeks After King’s
Memphis
Assassination From
Notes She Found In
His Pocket: These
Commandments
Apply Today To Iraq
- RI10
Transcribed by Tabacco from Democracy Now! Special Edition broadcast on June 5, 2008
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1 – Thou shalt not believe in a military victory!
2 – Thou shalt not believe in a political victory!
3 – Thou shalt not believe that they, the Vietnamese, love us!
4 – Thou shalt not believe that the Saigon government has the support of the people!
5 – Thou shalt not believe that the majority of the South Vietnamese look upon the Vietcong as terrorists!
6 – Thou shalt not believe the figures of killed enemies or killed Americans!
7 – Thou shalt not believe that the generals know best!
8 – Thou shalt not believe that the enemy’s victory means communism!
9 – Thou shalt not believe that the world supports the United States!
10 – Thou shalt not kill!
Martin Luther King Suite:
Why? (the king of love is dead)
by Gene Taylor
recorded by Nina Simone, 1967
Once upon this planet earth,
Lived a man of humble birth,
Preaching love and freedom for his fellow man,
He was dreaming of a day,
Peace would come to earth to stay,
And he spread this message all across the land.
Turn the other cheek he
Love thy neighbor was his creed,
Pain humiliation death, he did not dread
With his Bible at his side,
From his foes he did not hide it
Will the murders never cease,
Are thy men or are they beasts?
What do they ever hope, ever hope to gain?
Will my country fall, stand or fall?
Is it too late for us all?
And did Martin Luther King just die in vain?
Cos he
And he knew he could not stop,
Always living with the threat of death ahead.
Folks you
Cos we
What will happen now that he is dead?
He was for equality,
For all people you and me,
Full of love and good will, hate was not his way.
He was not a violent man.
Tell me folks if you can,
Just why, why was he shot down the other day?
Well see he
And he knew he could not stop,
Always living with the threat of death ahead.
Folks you
For we
What
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