Stanley "Lick Dat" Crotch on Malcolm X

[Langalibalele]

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Malcolm X proven wrong by Obama?
Incendiary piece by S.*Crouch
with 3 comments

Sleeping Coolie-Crouching Nigger

Monday, November 24th 2008, 4:00 AM

Former Secretary of State James Baker once said that the free advice from a man who offered his opinions
often was worth what the secretary had paid for it.

This is how blacks in America need to take Ayman al-Zawahiri’s recent tape praising Malcolm X and condemning
Barack Obama.

As Osama Bin Laden’s top deputy, Zawahiri knows a mark when he sees one and believes black Americans to be
a collective chump gullible enough to be swayed by arguments against Obama that try to smack him with the dead
horse of black nationalism.

The threatening video issued last week was intended to whip up support for what is known as radical Islam by
using a martyr to a lost cause, Malcolm X.

Malcolm X was one of the naysayers to American possibility whose vision was permanently crushed beneath the
heel of Obama’s victory on Nov. 4. Though his ideas had nothing to do with the ultimate form of nonviolence - voting
- those desperate to praise him will pretend now that he was actually a civil rights leader! This has been going on for
an unforgivably long time, especially among black academics.

Malcolm X had nothing to do with Obama’s accomplishment as did none of the other militants who preached their own
version of separatism and gleefully attacked the civil rights movement as offering no more than pie in the sky and
misleading black people.

So Malcolm X was no more than a charismatic heckler of the civil rights movement and a man whose career was soaked
in racism, potted history and absurd ideas of one sort or another. He was a good rabble-rouser and he was a good
saber rattler. On Feb. 21, 1965, he was murdered in public as one of the victims of the tribal wars that distinguished
radical black nationalist cults and purported “revolutionary” leadership like the Black Panthers.

If not for Spike Lee’s film about him, Malcolm X would have been forgotten. His legacy did not add up to inspiring one
important piece of legislation, leading one important march or actually getting anything done that had objective significance.

So why would Zawahiri praise this dead horse of black nationalism as an “honorable black American” and say to Obama “in
you and in Colin Powell, [Condoleezza] Rice and your likes, the words of Malcolm X (may Allah have mercy on him) concerning
‘House Negroes’ are confirmed …?” Quite simply because he was also able to say, much more accurately, that the assassinated
rabble-rouser had called for the “worldwide revolution against the Western power structure.”

Where exactly is that worldwide revolution taking place right now? Actually, it exists in every place where people are inspired by
Obama’s victory to believe even more deeply in the ability that democracy provides for extraordinary hope and change.

That appeals to far more people than trash talking and gun waving and threatening to overthrow the federal government. Or
making it all about, as Malcolm X predicted, “the bullet or the ballot.” He was wrong about that as he was wrong about almost
everything that he said. He had plenty of verbal flourish but, in the end, it was all no more than hot air.

The real hero of that moment and the prophet of what we have seen over these last months since the Iowa primary is clearly the Rev.
Martin Luther King Jr. He and all of those who rejected black nationalism and the threat of violence were the ones we should revere.

They amounted to such visionaries that they reached across the ethnic aisle and made so many friends and allies over the long march
to this presidential election that it is an insult to their accomplishments to add the names of people like Malcolm X to the list of great Americans
that they comprise.

crouch.stanley@gmail.com

[Langalibalele]

Amazing. These bootlickers who have never participated in anything unless it involved a payday have the temerity to attack something they kno nothing about. Crouch misrepresents the Black Panthers. He pours poison over Malcolm's grave, and he craps over MLK's memory the way the middle class has done since 1968, when they regained control of our community to wield power on behalf of the liberal bourgeoisie. Somebody get that gotdamn necklace ready for they asses! I'll bring the gasoline.

[Langalibalele]

Not only are Crouch and Wajrat Ali totally wrong about Malcolm, who spent his life fighting racism, they repudiate the liberation movement thru white supremacist propaganda. In fact, they kowtow to the white supremacy idol erected by the likes of arch neocon Pat Buchanan (see Race Speech).

Omowale Malcolm X grew up in a household where his Garveyite father was lynched by the KKK, and his mother starved out by racist society. The social services broke up his family. Malcolm's brilliance in the public school system was thwarted by the educators themselves. When Malcolm awakened to the vision that his father had left for him, his energy and devotion opened up a brand new era of struggle in the black community.

The scenario painted by Crouch and Wajrat Ali, and I say "they" because Wajrat seconds Crotch's neo-colonialist dogma, reiterates the FBI and John Birch newspaper assessment of Malcolm's death, plus the counterinsurgency assassinations of John Huggins and Bunchy Carter. By extension, Crouch necessarily legitimizes the counterinsurgency that killed Amilcar Cabral, Eduardo Mondlane, Walter Rodney, Maurice Bishop, and numerous others. Because they were all killed by forces claiming membership in the liberation movement. Crotch's a-historical idiot logic is opportunist and parasitic. Crouch does a grave disservice to the entire history of black liberation from the first Africans who fought colonialism. His words deface the heritage left by Harriet Tubman, who personally rescued over 300 people from chattel slavery. While Crouch and Wajrat appear on the side of oppression, their stance cannot endure beside the legacy of black freedom. Peace.

[Walk Wit Me]

You shouldn't let stuff like this bother you. You simply have to expect this from certain individuals (Stanley Crotch, Larry Elder.. etc). Nothing Stanley Crotch says makes me raise an eyebrow anymore, I know where he stands. He clearly hates himself and wishes he was white.


Just ignore him, he'll die of natural causes soon.

[Langalibalele]

Like all imperialists and subimperialists, dying of natural causes is too good for Stanley. It doesn't bother me as much as setting the record straight and correcting the misconceptions about the Black Liberation Movement. It is not splitting hairs to repudiate the "fratricide" accusations. That's why I sed Crotch and Wajrat are not brothers of the struggle. They don't even pertain to the civil rights movement. They are outside of the historical process while at the same time being paid to influence it. Nobody climbs into the boxing ring to get their ass whupped, and that's why I responded that way. Peace.

[Majadi]

Bro. Walk' you have the point about not letting these things worry us! Worry produces nothing in as much as there are certain things we know about these persons, entities and systems. However, propaganda is a street with any variable of entrances and exits. We must approach propaganda for the colonial forces with the overwhelming power of Afrikan Centered propaganda as a psycho-political tool! We must counteract these things, this misinformation on our warriors. We can do it in a manner that does not require angst or yelling just, excellent writing and research!

[GoodTimes]

The hell with these recessive gene carryin droppin like flies no babies producing mofos!

Malcom X was a great man, it is the job of the oppressor to step in and delude us of our history. HOLT! They are to say bad things about Martin too, with no merit.

Only in AmeriKKKA will the Black Panthers be spied on by crackahs, and Interpol, but yet the KKK has "freedom of speech," and "amendment rights."

WHERE ARE OUR RIGHTS, WHAT ABOUT OUR FREEDOM OF SPEECH? In this White Supremacist junction I am not surprised that they are still trying to DISTORT our history.