In a video that was recently released, Obama admits that his mentor, Frank Marshall Davis, schooled him on race.
In a 1995 interview Obama admitted Frank Marshall Davis schooled him in “white racism.”
“And the conversation finally ends with me having a conversation with a close friend of my maternal grandfather, a close friend of gramps, a black man from Kansas named Frank. Actually at the time a fairly well known poet named Frank Marshall Davis who had moved to Hawaii and lived there. And so I have a discussion with him about the kinds of frustrations I’m having and he sort of schools me that I should get used to these frustrations.”
Let’s hope Davis didn’t school Obama on respect for law enforcement.
In the following exclusive video, Frank Marshall Davis boasts about lying to the FBI in order to hurt “Uncle Toms” and promote “militants”:
INTERVIEWER 1: You had some few later dealings with the FBI throughout your life, yeah?
FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS: Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I’ve had the FBI, but I, I often had the FBI contacting me in, at the Associated Negro Press. They were going, they wanted to find out whether such and such a person who had applied for a job in Washington was a, a good risk. So I had determined that if this brother who applied for this job in Washington was an Uncle Tom, then I would tell the FBI that this person was no, was a risk, and he was no good. And so I, I used to work this in the reverse, and if a person had, was officially a militant, I would praise them the highest. I would say he is completely in favor of the Constitution of the, he supports the entire Constitution and so forth, so it would have just the, I hoped it would have just the opposite effect on the FBI.
INTERVIEWER 1: OK we’ll, we’ll stop right there on this one. Maybe it’ll be a good note to call it off.
The interviewer was probably hoping this footage would never see the light of day.
Obama’s friends and mentors were all radicals who hated the US government. Too bad the media never felt any of this was relevant. Worse, they called anyone who was concerned about his radical ties “racist.”
