RIP to the G.O.A.T. Muhammad Ali
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He needs to lay off Lebron in particular. If Lebron took that stand today who would support him and his family if things got tough?
Thats cool .Im hatin on u .lol. Glad u had the experience !!! My girl would probably hate me cuz I would want to stay and try and absorb everything at the museum then I have to remind her about her shopping .We all need to make that trip!!!
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"THE RUMBLE IN THE JUNGLE" 1974
FROM KINSHASA, ZAIRE
The greatest fight I ever saw...
My apologies if this is a repost.
FROM KINSHASA, ZAIRE
The greatest fight I ever saw...
My apologies if this is a repost.
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Im still stuck on dis one
Im sure Ali wouldnt be worried about this type of shit...but thats just something that caught my eye.
I searched and still couldn't find anything that would suggest Ali had a close relationship with Bill, Billy or Bryant. Well...not close enough whereas he would want them speaking over his dead body.
Out of respect..imma leave it alone.
But I'll leave with this, when you die, sometimes the interest of surviving family members (and whoevers in their ears) becomes top priority.
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I took a photo of this on the highway in Boston. It was so cool I had to get it.
Let leave the fantasy world for a second and get real, after seeing all the people taken out by the government, was he targeted with some type of undisclosed bioweapon to silence him? We know he was being targeted with surveillance by the NSA because of his public antiwar stance. He had two strikes against him belonging to the NOI and speaking publicly against fighting the war. There was significant hysteria with Communism/Soviet Union taking over. We have a government that used a War on Drugs to targets blacks.
After surviving an attempt that has left me permanently crippled, made it difficult to continue my work, I can speak from experience. It feels like I have Parkinson. We have seen governments use sophisticated weaponry to silence critics of the government before that would have made it look like an unfortunate natural affliction.
His enemies that may have caused this will want us to hastily bury him and not discuss this possibility or conduct an investigation. We need to find out any secret weaponry that can be used against us by the government or other groups to prevent this from happening in the future.
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They released the last photos taken of the champ just a few weeks ago.
Photographer: Zenon Texeria
Photographer: Zenon Texeria
This brother, this real Black Man fought that shit they gave him for many years and now it is done. The only other Black other than my Dad I would call HERO. I have met and had the opportunity to get to know a few so called famous people and this is one Brother I wished I could have.
Brother Ali, Rest In Peace my brother. I could care less what anyone has to say. As far as I’m concern, you are the victor of every battle you had. GOAT! R.I.P.
Brother Ali, Rest In Peace my brother. I could care less what anyone has to say. As far as I’m concern, you are the victor of every battle you had. GOAT! R.I.P.
It took me a few days for me to process things before replying to this thread.
Outside of my father, Ali was my biggest hero and role model throughout my life. During the six years of my childhood that I had to be surrounded by racist white folks and go to school and deal with their shitty racist kids, I knew that the toughest man in the world was Muhammad Ali. He was a beautiful, bold, Black and brainy living knockout punch to white supremacy. Muhammad was a man of true courage and honor. He was a man who lived what he preached. He was unafraid and uncensored and was unyielding in his love for Black people. Muhammad was a man who was so intimidating to his foes (including coons like Jackie Robinson as well as white racists), so (righteously) arrogant in his interviews - yet away from the tv cameras, he was such a humble and giving man of the people.
There will never be another like him.
Rest in Peace to the "Greatest of All Tiiiiiiiiimes!!!"
Outside of my father, Ali was my biggest hero and role model throughout my life. During the six years of my childhood that I had to be surrounded by racist white folks and go to school and deal with their shitty racist kids, I knew that the toughest man in the world was Muhammad Ali. He was a beautiful, bold, Black and brainy living knockout punch to white supremacy. Muhammad was a man of true courage and honor. He was a man who lived what he preached. He was unafraid and uncensored and was unyielding in his love for Black people. Muhammad was a man who was so intimidating to his foes (including coons like Jackie Robinson as well as white racists), so (righteously) arrogant in his interviews - yet away from the tv cameras, he was such a humble and giving man of the people.
There will never be another like him.
Rest in Peace to the "Greatest of All Tiiiiiiiiimes!!!"
