Previous comments:
Anonymous said:
beautiful
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Anonymous said:
man everytime i hear that speech i get a shiver in my spine and a tear in my eye.
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sheik said:
I heard Martin Luther King give the "I have a dream" speech at a lecture series at Cheltenham High School, in Pennsylvania, when i was a kid. The most amazing speech I have ever seen live. Thanks for posting this.
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Anonymous said:
A luta continua.
(The Struggle continues).
Amilcar - Mozambique
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Anonymous said:
Thank you so much for this site. Memphis, TN. 2002
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Anonymous said:
You Rule! Thanks for this site, it has not gone unappreciated!
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Larry Stone said:
The mature King. None of his early speeches approach this one. This is the real King that the masters of war want to distort. Circulate this speech. People who hold King in high esteem must be allowed to hear this speech!
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Anonymous said:
it's a wonderful thing that there is a website like this to honor the man himself
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Llanos said:
I am studing American history and this is for sure a must. Thank you for the speech!
Julio Llanos
Universidad de Magallanes
Punta Arenas
Chile
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Rich Pitman said:
This man is truly one of the greatest, of thoes who try to copy fall.
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Gautham said:
Thank you for this site.
I've been searching for this speech for quite a while.:)
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Anonymous said:
i get goosebumps whenever i hear the closing to this magnificent speech
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gerard from France said:
Thanks a lot for making essential documents available to the public.
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James, Mah/ Botswana said:
King is dead, but still he lives on!
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jessica said:
why did martin luther king oppose the vietnam
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Mathieu (FRANCE) said:
Thank you so much for making those speeches available ('vbeen looking for them for soo long!).
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Jad said:
the most inspiring speech
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john said:
wonderful!!
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TIMOTHY said:
I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR PROVIDING THIS WONDERFUL SITE! I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW LONG I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR DR. KINGS SPEECHES. I AM SO HAPPY TO FINALLY HAVE ACCESS TO SOME OF DR. KING'S GREATEST SPEECHES.
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Jamie said:
The only thing to fear is 'fear' itself.
-- F.D.R.
They "FEARED" MLK would be President.
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Anonymous said:
Thank you for placing the speeches in the Internet. I needed the audio file for my history lesson in my school. (from: European contry)
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David said:
Fantastic.... I 've been looking for this speech for 3 months so I'm happy :)
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Frank said:
I am a guy 41 years old but mis him because of his Spunk the energie you get out of his positivity.
Nice site
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White Anonymous said:
God bless his ideology
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a dutch guy said:
Whe need a man like this to stand up in these crazy times....thanks for putting this piece of history on the internet
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Mwaniki said:
Thanks so much for the two speeches by Martin Luther King Jr.
I wonder wether you could put more speeches by this Great man .
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Winhua said:
I am from China, thank you for your providing the full speech audio. It is great!
nightbell@163.net
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Anonymous said:
Martin Luther King is a brave man and he died for the freedom of the black people
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Anonymous said:
i just think martin luther was a humounges hero and a very much loved man.
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Anonymous said:
This web site is very good just I think it may need a little more information on it
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Mark said:
Thanks!
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sarah cohen said:
What an amazing man. A bodhisattva. This speach is one of the most beautiful things i have ever heard. Heartwrenching in the best way i can imagine.
-Amen
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Anonymous said:
I am doing reaserch on Martin Luther King Jr. This site has helped me a lot. Thanks !
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AE said:
Thank you very much posting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's speech on Vietnam. What can I say? The man articulates the cause with a clearer vision than anybody I've ever heard. He speaks with a morality that is most human- with a direction that is strong and righteous in it's soulful conviction- and with a fire that comes from a true source. Many thanks for offering this speech and spreading its wonderful knowledge.
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Taylor H. said:
thank you for having the speeches on your site every time i hear them i feel like i am hearing it in person and it gets better every time i hear it
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nicolas said:
im 17 and all i have to say is, awesome
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Anonymous said:
Thank goodness (c) extensions can't block everything of cultural value.
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OutOfEgypt said:
To my race. . .
Let us not forget the sacrafice of real leader. We should continue to let our voice be heard in the most intellegent way!
Peace.
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OutOfEgypt said:
To my race. . .
Let us not forget the sacrafice of a real leader. We should continue to let our voice be heard in the most intellegent way!
Peace.
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Lindsey said:
It's so great that you made this site. For someone like me of the caucasian* race and 15 years old, who doesn't know much about Martin Luther King Jr. to learn about his life and listen to his speech that I've never heard. I just wanted to say you should be proud of your site it has I am sure educated many people who didn't know much and now they know more! Thanks again!
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solbrother1 said:
The speeches on this site are just as timely today as they were in the times when they were first presented. As a African-American, as a citizen of this nation as a member of the Hip-Hop culture as a denizen of a major inner city, as a believer of God, I stand in awe of this man and his speech. His gift from God. Listening to Dr. King and Malcolm X. and Mahatma Gandhi and men like Miles Davis play the trumpet I have been fortunate to see men who were touched by God. Who communed with the heavens, who did not truly debate men on this Earth but who had converstions with God, and we were just fortunate enough to witness parts ofTtheir conversations. thank you for this site !!!
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KMF said:
I had never heard the Vietnam speech in its entirety until a DJ at a local radio station (KBOO) played it late last night. Thank you so much for posting it here where I can share it with friends and family.
The brilliance and the vision and the pain and the humanity of this speech resonates so strongly that it seems as much a foreshadowing of the present as a reflection on his time. King calls us (or recalls us) to our higher nature so urgently and so convincingly that it seems impossible that all who heard it were not changed and made better men and women immediately.
And we forget again and again, and kill and kill again.
On the eve of the King holiday & the eve perhaps of another war, the KBOO DJ mixed the end of "Why I Oppose the War in Vietnam" right into John Lennon's "Imagine," and it might have seemed trite if it hadn't been so true.
When will we live as One?
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tom.smutje@t-online.de said:
The Children of Fire
The people are standing in Hemmingway's rain
They cannot feel the protagonists' pain
I - vomit all with what I'm fed
we - you and mee - insinuators initiators
R Xing streets at beaming red
I see the flashes in your eyes
we are the children of fire
melting the arcane ice
with our ecclectical desire
cheers, Smutje
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Wambli Win said:
Thank you SOOO much for making this available, especially for download. A small group of Native Americans are having a freedom march tomorrow in a small NW Nebraska town, and we needed to have the "I have a dream" speech. YOU came through for us. God Bless you!
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Anonymous said:
God Bless You. God save America.
Visitors: Please listen to the "Why I oppose the Vietnam war" speech. It is timeless.
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Anonymous said:
everyone should hear the "Why I Oppose The War In Vietnam" speech, it's so heavey, and so ture to today where the US is going to a new war.
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KtEeZy said:
i luv this speech so much... its so wonderful. he was a great man! he had so much love for everything.. i respect him so much for he did great things... luv to every1.. if u wanna talk to me im me or email me at Angel97282@aol.com
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Alf from Norway said:
How amazing it is to hear this speech again...and HOW Amazingly true this speech is for todays situation of The US AGAIN threatening by going to war against Iraq (posted Jan. 20, 2003)
Alf from Norway
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Tracy W. said:
Hey there, I wanted to let you know how great it is that you have made these available to us on MP3- so we can put it on disk. I have it on tape. I also thought you would like to know that the "Why I Oppose the War in Vietnam" is not actually complete. I just downloaded your copy and listened to it. I have a copy bought at the King Center and yours is missing about 8 minutes of the sermon. Here is part of what you are missing- "In international conflicts the truth is hard to come by, as most nations are decieved about themselves. Rationalizations and the incessent search for scapegoats are the psychological cateracs that blind us to our sins. But the day has passed for our superficial patriotism. He who lives with untruth lives in spriritual slavery. Freedom is still the bonus we recieve for knowing the truth..." It's some good stuff- maybe the editor decided to rid the sermon of the more preachy stuff- but the preachy stuff contains many tough truths. You might want to check it out if you get a chance.
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BEcki said:
today is martin luher king jr. day. it is January 20th 2003. I have to do this history day thing, for my school. if i do a good job on it, i will go out to nationals in washington dc. are theam this year is right and responsibilities in history. i decided to do martin luther king jr. up till today... i really just thought o this si some dumb junk that i have to do...but when i was watching oprah today...i relized how much this guy really did for people. i got tears in my eyes, when they talked about the assassination. it has really gotten to me, and i think im gonna try alot harder on my project now
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Ed said:
Martin Luther King has done so much for America. He embodied the spirit of brotherhood and kinship that we so lack as a nation today. The sin is that someone who stood for so much good was gunned down for nothing. If he wasn't killed, he could have been president and guided this nation to a more peaceful history. I hope our current president may heed some of King's message and turn away from what could be a very bloody future for this country.
Thanks so much for the site. My family and I truly enjoyed it.
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Anonymous said:
Thank you for putting this site together! I just heard King's Vietnam speech on the radio and hoped I could find it share with others.
We are the dreamers now, it's up to us to carry King's vision to humanity. Everything King spoke about in this speech is as vital today as it was then.
There is a lot at stake, I look forward to walking, dancing, and singing along with you all.
Peace, Aaron
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Anonymous said:
MLK is to my spirituality equal to Jesus, Buddha, Lao Tsu, and Gandhi, who all have taught humanity the meaning of our existence. What a blessing it is to have the opportunity to here MLK's words spoken!
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Vin G. said:
I had been looking for an mp3 "Why I oppose the War in Vietnam" ever since I heard sippits of it several days ago on wpkn. Thank you for putting it on your site. His ideas are still relevant today.
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Nic said:
I have a dream... is the most magnificent example of effective public speaking I have ever laid ears on. His analogies, images, timing, voice modulation, and emotion are nothing short of perfect. It is something we as Americans and Canadians can aspire to.
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Anonymous said:
Thank you for providing this chance for those to listen to this. I will recomend this to others. Than you for posting this so use who didnt live at that time can listen
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try it! said:
anyone interested in issues of tolerance
check out the Southern Poverty Law Centers Site
WWW.SPLCENTER.ORG
they are leaders in confronting issues of hate.
also, www.tolerance.org is there site. they have a lot of media and information.
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Anonymous said:
martin luther king was a really great guy.
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Anonymous said:
i just want to say thank you...i had the same same problem of finding the vietnam speech on the web....you are the solution.
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Anonymous said:
ANA RODRIGUEZ
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Anonymous said:
I THINK THAT HIS SPEACH IS VERY INSPIERING
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Anonymous said:
theres a stream of 'why I oppose the war in vietnam' here http://personalweb.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.geocities.com/brotherhood221/mlk.htm
with a few extra minutes, poor quality recording though.
the world needs to hear it.
thanks for the mp3
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tyler said:
I think what he did for me is cool ,iam thankful
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Anonymous said:
thanks this has helped me with my school work
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Anonymous said:
thanks this has helped me with my school work
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Anonymous said:
Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou. I want to drive down my streets with horns mounted atop my car playing the Beyond Vietnam speech so every American can hear it.
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Marty said:
I´m from the Czech Republic and this speech is amazing
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Tom said:
Thank you. I needed this speech for a training session on Leadership - very helpful!
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? said:
Thanks for my homework ;)
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Nubian said:
I'm glad that you decided to put up this website and can't wait until I can hear the speech at home.Thanks!
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Méabh Mackel, age 11 said:
there should be more of martin luther king's speeches not just his "I Have A Dream" speech.
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Amanda Koutnik said:
Hi.I just want to say that he was a great person and that I am ashamed of what the people did to him.That time period was a discrease to our nation.The president should have known that people are equal and that they mean good.Everybody is a person not just a thing!
I wish he never did and i'm sure alot of others do to!
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Amanda Koutnik said:
The last letter I wrote meant that i wish he never died and that the president should had stoped the rules against black people being different because there not different there the same as anyone elsse.Mr.king Jr.'s speech "I have a Dream"is very meaningful.I think he is the best public speecher ever.
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Lobo said:
Anuone for war in Irak?
Listen to the "Why I Oppose The War In Vietnam" speech and chances are you'll make a radical left turn a save your dirnity.
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Jon said:
Just a quick "thanks" for this website. You're right, it's difficult to find quality recordings and information on such an important man. Your site helps a lot!
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Matt said:
I would really like to save the file to disk. Can you make it available for this or provide me with the link where you found it?
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a.k said:
hello and good by
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Code Word said:
Thanks for posting King's speech.
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noddy said:
wow
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|James said:
I love this speech
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Anonymous said:
touching
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Anonymous said:
why did he choose to say a speech about the rights?
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Anonymous said:
where is the iono on what he did before his speech
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latrenda pinkard said:
he was a good man and i like the things he did for everyone in the world and niw he dead that is really wrong but everyone will always love him for what he did
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Sarah said:
what were martin luther king's views and beliefs
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Sarah said:
thanks anonymous but i'll be alright
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Jamarr Prigmore said:
I think that martin luther king jr. would have been the first black president if he were still alive and I am one of many people who think that he was a great man and was sorry to see him gone.
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Hamzat said:
Thank you for putting up this website.
I write this a testimony,to the speech that in my times of dispair I read a book about martin Luther King in Nigeria in 1988 september, as I read that book I knew one day I'll make it to America.
Today I am here. I owe a debt of gratitude to this voice.I had a dream that one day I'll by on this Land and today I live in this Land.
Thanks you my friend.
Thanks My Friend.
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Rebecca said:
hi
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Takisha said:
Thankyou Martin Luther you changed my life!! We all love you at Heath Park!!!
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Mohamed (France, UK) said:
I'm sure that this website will help people to think in a different way.
By provide such an amazing speach, you did a good act.
To sum up, Think by your own and don't make people thinking for you because you are unique.
When you realise that lots of things are different that what they want us to believe, you will get a critical overview, which will you permit you to overcome gaps.
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Anonymous said:
This is a great site
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slifff said:
i love my butt
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Toshon Jennings, Philadphia, PA said:
This King, of the anti-war effort, is the honorable King. Malcolm X would have had nothing negative to say about this King. This King does not represent the cowardly notion of attaining justice by allowing the oppressor to knock around the oppressed. This King is the King that America does not want to let the masses hear. King grew into a truly revolutionary man, and he was killed because of theat growth.
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jules said:
i'm german and i'm white but i think martin luther king jr. was a fantastic man...i really admire.
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Anonymous said:
it's a wonderful thing that there is a website like this to honor the man himself
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corey wheeler said:
this is a great site even though i am white martin luther king was a great person, a great speaker, and had a great dream!! I too want to be a professinal speaker for taxs!! Me, i am only at the age of 11 years old and i still rember the words i her that make my eyes full of tears, "i had a dream"!! this is a great site for all ppl of this nation!! god bless u and i hope everyone gets the message!
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Karl (UK) said:
Commeth the hour, commeth the man? Where are you now?
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Herb said:
If we could all point the focus of our ego towards helping others gain their rightful place, we could achieve the "American Dream" in full.
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sally said:
hey marrtin king you are
best
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Aaron S said:
HE SOUNDS LIKE A HERO
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MARTINS FREIND said:
NICE AND BEAUTIFUL
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Anonymous said:
really beautiful
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Anonymous said:
There's nothing more righteous than the truth. Thank you.
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Anonymous said:
SMART
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Anonymous said:
Why did Martin Luther King Jr. recieve the Nobel Peace Prize, anyway? I know when he did, but I have not idea why.
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Anonymous said:
An amazing speech, an amazing man
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Bruno said:
I'm 20, brazilian. I say that Mahatma Gandhi's words came to Dr. King with no misunderstood at all. Dr King was a grat leader and I'm a big fan of him. And for those who like music, eletronic music specially, there's a song from DJ Simon - Free at last (remix) or something like that. Enjoy.
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ibrahim, from istanbul turkiye said:
How I wish him to be alive today...
I wish him to be here among us and showing us the way of righteousness.
I believe he would oppose to the war in Iraq just as he once opposed to the war in Vietnam...
Please listen to his speech and replace the words "Vietnam", "Vietnamese" with the words, "Iraq" and "Iraqi people"...
Today, we need to hear voices of brave people like MLK. We miss him so much...
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Anonymous said:
what year did he give his speech!?!?!?!
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Harveen/ Singapore said:
Great Site!
I learned a lot. Thanks for your efforts!
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Anonymous said:
I think you should add more pictures of Martins speech in D.C, but other wise it is good
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Anonymous said:
fag
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Jonathan Luman said:
I love REV DR.MLKJ
His speeches make me cry
Thanks for the mp3
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Anonymous said:
dreams can come true that is what martin luther king as told use
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Anonymous said:
I Also have a dream.
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Anonymous said:
great website
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Hobby Matthew said:
thank you for posting Dr. King's speeches. If you could, please post more, post all of them. Our times prove that a sound and reasonable leader is truly a precious thing. In other words, please! Do NOT let George W. Bush see a second term. Let the slogan for 2004 be: "Time's Up!"
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Slovenian said:
Luther will be King for ever.
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Anonymous said:
This is great. Martin was a moving speaker.
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danni said:
i am doing a project on mlk for school and never knew anything about him before this now i know loads!
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danni said:
i am doing a project on mlk for school and never knew anything about him before this now i know loads!
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Sara Green said:
Martin Luther King:
No one else has come even close to sending messages of non violence.
The situation in Iraq confirms it.
Martin, Please return and teach these people how to respect each other!
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Anonymous said:
Martin Luther King's speech about vietnam is a reminder that nothing much has changed - even today, in Iraq, many of the things King said about Vietnam can be seen happening today. The world does not see America as a morally just place - We do wrongful actions under the vail of "liberation". We dont care why people in other countries hate us, we just ignorantly assume that they "hate our way of life, they hate our freedom" - but we fail to observe that our way of life, our freedom, is having a negative effect on their lives. Look at the Palestinians, they have been opressed by Israel for years, and Israels actions are illegal according to the UN. Sharon is officially a war criminal - America is the biggest terrorist country in the world - They talk about "terrorists killing innocent civilians", yet we only have to look back a while ago when America dropped two atomic bombs on civilians in japan, killing millions of innocent civilians. America is full of hypocricy - There is no true democacy or freedom of speech in America - If there was real democracy in America and real freedom of speech, the majority of people would vote No to war, and majority of people wold protest the war without fear of being arrested and battered by the police. America is not a free country, its a place where the media controls peoples minds, where there is no freedom of thought, no morality or spirituality, everything is just about materialism and money - And America causes much of the corruption and trouble and bloodshed in the world. The first Bush supported Bin Laden, America gave Iraq chemical and biological weapons - The same things that America complains about are the same things that America has created. Hypocrites, Liars!
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Greg said:
The Reverand Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was one of the Great Americans. We need someone with his powerful, egalitarian, and spiritual character today. As America searches for its role in the world, his voice needs to be heard.
The concept of persuading the less fortunate of the rightness of the American ideals, instead of vilently enforcing our views (an act which destroys those very ideals) is best elucidated in his anti-war speech.
Thanks
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Gigi Cottrell said:
Dr. King needs to be sainted. May God send us more saints who love us as much.
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ciara said:
Tell me about eye on the prize?
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Jim Price said:
Thank you, from one human being to another. His spirit lives on!
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Anonymous said:
I cant believe anyone here would think that MLK was equal to Jesus Christ on any level. Jesus Christ is God, not a preacher, not the leader of some movement. No one is equal to Him.
Another thing: I don't know why everyone is going into extasies over this speech. In my opinion, you would do much better to listen to John Wayne's "why I love America" poem.
http://www.mamarocks.com/why_i_love_her.htm
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Mario said:
Thank you for posting this site--it really matters to have access to the audio.
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Maggie said:
Thank you for this internet site. Everything that Dr. King mentioned about the Vietnam War applies to the war that the people let our politicians put us in today. Oh if he only knew how not to be a war mongue country but a peace making country, then our young men and women would not have to study war anymore. We would truly be blessed
if we were a country that help others by constructive thinking and doing instead of making excuses why we need to go into someone else country and kill innocent men, women, boys, girls, and the elderly.
This war is not being fought for the good of the people of Irag but rather for the economic benefits for certain classes of people in the United States.
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Jeana said:
Thank you so much for this site. This is definitely a powerful speech. I've been looking for his speeches for such a long time. now I have more of them...Thank You...King forever teaches this Nation..Thank you
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Monsieur Cheppy said:
Hey Maggie, diplomacy doesn't work if the threat of war does not back it up.
Maybe you ought to go to Iraq and see how many of our soldiers are making their jobs more dangerous because they are so careful not to kill innocent people
"This war is not being fought for the good of the people of Irag but rather for the economic benefits for certain classes of people in the United States." Proove it.
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Monsieur Cheppy said:
Anonymous, Israel does not oppress the palestinians, but the whole definition of "oppress" has been so distorted that most people use it incorrectly. What the UN says does not matter. They are not God, but on the contrary are anti-western and even anti-semitic.
No, the US is not a terrorist state. As for Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 1:hiroshima was a military base, 2:Nagasaki was hit by mistake (it was intende for another city) 3:we warned them, and 4:the government of Japan intended to have each man, woman and child die for Japan and the bombing scared them into submission, and therefore saved those lives. The bombs killed abou 200,000, but the entire population was 100,000,000. All those people would have died if we did not drop the bomb.
You claim that if we had a vote, Americans would say no to war. But that's not ture; Americans support the war by like 70% or something. You imply that fear keeps people from expressing their views, but police brutality is wayyyyyy overestimated. In reality, protester assault policemen with their signs (as in San Fancisco recently) far more than police assault them.
the first Bush did not support Bin Laden, and while we gave some weapons to Iraq during their war with Iran, NONE of them were chem or bio.
People in other countries hate us because we are strong and they resent that. They would hate us if we did the right thing or the wrong thing, so what they think of us should not be our guide in decisions.
People say we don't respect other cultures or other people. but that is not true. America respects civilians more than the Iraqis, and more than almost any other nation on earth.
One last thing: the media does not control me or anyone else I know personally. It's good to be suspicious and skeptical, but we shouldn't be paranoid.
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hobby matthew said:
Monsieur Cheppy!
Friend, you should read "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy" by Greg Palast. You should read "Manufacturing Consent" by Noam Chomsky and Edward Herman. Or any Chomsky.
You say that you are not controlled by the media, and it is true. But you have been misled. Our country gave Saddam Hussein anthrax.
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/nightline/DailyNews/us_iraq_history_1_020917.html
The language that you use about the world's first nuclear holocaust is so construed and shaded that it is truly dangerous. Please come back to this wry bread site as I have, and read my response. Please! then go:
http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/abomb/mp10.htm
Sixty-six thousand people died in Hiroshima by that sites tally. More than that injured. The total casualties were more than the population of 255,000 before the strike. Monsieur Cheppy, let's not be paranoid - let's check our sources.
And check our language.
In reference to the total casualties for the only hostile deployment of nuclear weapons, I am not concerned with the totals that you used, but more with the way you brush off the numbers of dead. You said, "All those people would have died if we did not drop the bomb."
Let's savour that for a minute.
Did you actually listen to the speech that is posted on this page? Did you? The danger of your language is that most media speaks in shaded vague ways, too. Media is big business.
http://www.mediatransparency.org
Check your sources, cheppy. Whose paying for your infotainment? commercials are paying. What are they buying?
the commercials are buying you from the tv stations.
http://www.gregpalast.com
I saw this journalist speak the other day. He digs deep, produces true evidence. He said that you don't need conspiracy theories, the facts are all right there.
I I hope you come back tto read this. Really I do.
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hobby matthew said:
Correction for Monsieur Cheppy !
This time on my own typing, by:
"The total casualties were more than the population of 255,000 before the strike."
I intended to write "more than half the population of 255,00"
Thanks to the wry bread heads!
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Big V said:
Hey Cheppy, don't bother reading much by Chomsky, because I can tell you that none of it is trustworthy. I don't know whether or not he is a commie, but he hates his country and is kind of knee-jerk in his anti-americanism. He has a right to be that way, but if you read anything by him, that's what you'll get.
Hobby
*Sigh*, no, we did not give anthrax to Hussein. That's a very common distortion these days, but our common cause with Hussein against Iran never went to the extent of giving them weapons of mass destruction. You claim that the media misleads people, and that is true to an extent, but I can't help noticing the site you referenced is part of ABC news. Even so, that site only says that eased restrictions allowed Iraq to import things, and while it is possible that one of those things was anthrax, it is not sure. That's not the same as giving them weapons. By the way, one question: Even if we did give Iraq those things, is that any reason why we shouldn't take them away, since he's so dangerous?
By the way, I think you use the word "construed" incorrectly. You're probably thinking of "contorted". In any case, it's not dangerous. Speech is almost never dangerous unless it's advocating the overthrow of a gov't or the oppression of a people
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Cheppy said:
Hey Hobby
Don't worry, I'm open-minded enough that I can read an opposing viewpoint all the way through. I'm not going to flame you either.
I guess some of the misunderstanding is from the way I put it. When I said "The entire population was 100,000,000" you probably thought I meant Hiroshima, but what I really meant was the entire population of all of Japan. The only alternative to the bomb was an invasion, and like I said, the Japanese gov't was planning what they called an "honorable death for 100,000,000", which mean that if they were invaded, they would have every single citizen die for Japan. I didn't want all those people to die, nor all of the people on our side as well who would die. It's sad that the bomb had to be dropped, but the forced surrender saved the lives of all the people who would have died either voluntarily or involuntarily in an invasion. After the surrender, several members of the cabinet actually committed public suicide in the parliament courtyard, a testimony to the fact that they would never have surrendered any other way.
Hey man, I'm not simply brushing off numbers of dead people. In wartime, we always have to take everything into account, and that is precisely what we do when we take a long hard look at what would have happened if we did not drop the bomb. Killing 200,000 to 255,000 is tragic, but it's simple arithmetic when we factor in the thousands of our own troops and 100,000,000 civilians who didn't die, thanks to the actions Truman took.
I always tell my friends that the only part of the bombing I would change would be that I would have dropped it on, say, a military island, but on the other hand, that might not have gotten the surrender as surely as the other way.
By the way, for what it matters, I did listen to that speech, which is how I found this site in the first place.
I know the media speaks in vague language, because i can hear it in their war coverage. But the media and I rarely agree, and so I'm always forced to go around and look for all sorts of sources. Whenever I read a website, my first criterion for if they're reliable is not "do they agree with my viewpoint", but "who wrote it? What sources do they mention? and What are their connections to other groups?" I listen to two conservative talk shows, two liberal/conservative talk shows, and one liberatarian. I read liberal newspapers and conservative magazines. I read liberal and conservative opinions all the time on the net.
As for Hiroshima itself, my main source is Modern Times by Paul Johnson who is more or less the best historian of the Twentieth century there is. That book won a favorable review on Amazon.
Whatever you mean by infotainment, I always make it a point to be skeptical of whetever the media says. Whatever is trustworthy and not, I never get my info from one source, if that's what you were asking.
As I always say, never trust an unnamed source.
I guess we should stop this, because this place was not meant to be a debate forum. I'd give you my e-mail, except that im doing so, I would be giving it to everybody on the site, and I'd get a lot of hate-mail.
Anyway, take care and thanks for the convo!
P.S. It's cool, isn't it, when people can debate without blowing up at each other and calling names.
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Lori said:
i need info
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Estella said:
I THINK HIS SPEACHES MAKE A LOT OF SENSE
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nick said:
thanks for helpin me with my home work
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aposdiosap[ said:
This speach is interesting and helps me realize what was going on in our world.
THANKS SOOOO MUCH FOR PUTTING THIS ON THE INTERNET
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Ash said:
This speech is very insperational. Thanks for giving me the chance to hear it. It helps me to realize the mistakes that the supreme beings have made.
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k.lee lucas said:
I am 15 and a big fan of Marin Luther King it is great to have access to some of the worlds grestest speeches ever heard (in my eyes and im sure in a lot of other people) I hope other people who come on to this site enjoy it as much as i have as I think Martin Luther king is an amazing man
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Rob said:
Hi,
Thanks for the site. These quotes are quite timely also:
" Killing Iraqis was hard at first, but after a while it got easier."
- Oklahoma bomber Timothy McVeigh during his service in the first Gulf War
" We had to destroy the village in order to save it "
- American military press officer, Vietnam
cheers from Scotland, UK
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Rob said:
Some more interesting lessons from history...
" Saddam Hussein, armed with a pistol on his hip, seemed 'vigorous and confident' ... Rumsfeld 'conveyed the President's greetings and expressed his pleasure at being in Baghdad' "
- Newsweek on declassified documents from 1983
" the US, under the successive administrations of Ronald Reagan and George Bush Snr, sold materials including anthrax, VX nerve gas, West Nile fever germs and botulism to Iraq right up until March 1992, as well as germs similar to tuberculosis and pneumonia. Other bacteria sold included brucella melitensis, which damages major organs, and clostridium perfringens, which causes gas gangrene. .... The shipments to Iraq went on even after Saddam Hussein ordered the gassing of the Kurdish town of Halabja, in which at least 5000 men, women and children died. The atrocity, which shocked the world, took place in March 1988, but a month later the components and materials of weapons of mass destruction were continuing to arrive in Baghdad from the US. "
- US Senate Report
http://www.sundayherald.com/27572
" Mr Channon, in line with Mrs Thatcher's policy of propping up the dictator, said: 'A ban would do our other trade prospects in Iraq no good'. The British taxpayer was even forced to write a compensation cheque for £300,000 to the German-owned company after final checks on the plant, completed in May 1990, were interrupted by the outbreak of the Gulf war. The Falluja 2 chlorine plant, 50 miles outside Baghdad, near the Habbaniya airbase, has been pinpointed by the US as an example of a factory rebuilt by Saddam to regain his chemical warfare capability. Last month it featured in Colin Powell's dossier of reasons why the world should go to war against Iraq "
- UK Guardian 6th March '03
" Ministers deliberately misled Parliament, but did not intend to mislead Parliament."
- British Arms to Iraq Inquiry, June 1996
" All of us have heard this term ‘preventive war’ since the earliest days of Hitler. I recall that is about the first time I heard it. In this day and time…I don’t believe there is such a thing; and frankly, I wouldn’t even listen to anyone seriously that came in and talked about such a thing. "
- US President Eisenhower, 1953
" in the United States only Congress can declare wars."..."Oh, that is all well and good, but, voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same way in any country. "
- Nazi Hermann Goering during the WWII Nuremberg trials.
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Charles Hamon said:
The "Mountain top speech
must be in PDF, but can
you also enter the MLK
speech in HTML ?
PLEASE !
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Brendan said:
this man is a true hero
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Ross said:
Thank you for finding this and posting the Vientnam speech. Many thanks.
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rupert grint said:
thanks sooo much for putting the "I Have a Dream" speech on the internet, i have to write a report on it :)
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J.Q. said:
I THINK THAT MR. LUTHER KING, JR WAS SUCH A GOOD LEADERAND PERSON. HE ROCKS!!!
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J.Q. said:
MARTIN LUTHER KING IS AWESOME!!!
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J.Q. said:
I THINK THAT MR. LUTHER KING, JR WAS SUCH A GOOD LEADER AND PERSON. HE ROCKS!!!
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Jeannine Ferguson said:
Dr. King is the most courageous individual in history. It takes a strong person to be able to stand up to a tough racist society. He used a non-violent approach which was the success of his movement. His biggest theory was that "Hatred can't drive out Hatred". His biggest defense was "LOVE". He is a strong warrior. I'm honored and grateful for his efforts and the efforts of his followers. It is important to keep his dream and struggle alive. Thanks for offering this page.
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Amber said:
Thank God Martin Was born
or we proubly would still
be judged by our skin
Color. And it is hard to
think that if we did not
have Martin Luther King Jr. stand up for what he thaught was wrong, Then we would still be Jugded
like that
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Amber said:
Martin luther king was a great pearson to stand up for the blaks we all should be thankful GOD sent him to earth to make a difference.
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Kayla said:
This speech is one of the best I've ever heard. I am very thankful for Dr. King and his contributions to our society. I intend to do my part and make sure that his legacy will never die.
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one life said:
We as a nation will never stop studying war. It can only be stoped when each individual lives their lives based on peace. Then and only then will people begain to change. When enough people change then nations will change. When nations change, so will the world.
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ariel cline said:
this sucks
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andrews said:
hi
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susie q said:
i have never heard King's entire speach in audio before, thank you for allowing me to hear such an influential and inspiring speach
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A. Anderson said:
Thanks so much for taking the time in putting these wonderful speeches together so that my children (Ages 5 and 6) could hear these wonderful man. G0D bless you and your compassion.
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Daniel in Hawaii said:
They may have killed his body but not his soul. "May the message live on"!
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Jay said:
While listening to Dr. King's speech, I read many of the comments on this site. The two words offered by "ARIEL CLINE" epitomize how many people in the twenty first century continue to stifle the aspiration for equality for all in the United States of America. Thus I am saddened to say "The Dream" has not become a reality as of yet. I am sorry that the significance of MLK’s words continue to be overlooked and people such as yourself,” ARIEL CLINE" still languish in ignorance!
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SHORT WHITE CHICK said:
I BELIVE THAT DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DID THE RIGHT THING. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING IS AWSOME.
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Anonymous said:
Jabari said:
This site rocks.
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Tiffany said:
I think you should have it so that kids can read what he said instead of listening to it because some kids do not have time to listen to the whole thing and others may just want to read parts of it.
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un known "May he rest in peace." said:
I just love the bravery of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He is just so inspirering in so many ways. I love the way he stood up for all mankind no matter what the race. I just want to thank him so much.
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Heather said:
I just love the bravery of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He is just so inspirering in so many ways. I love the way he stood up for all mankind no matter what the race. I just want to thank him so much. "May he rest in peace."
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Anonymous said:
when did mr. luther king die
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a person said:
thanx
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I said:
hey. watup?
thanx
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hey hi hoe said:
hello. martin luther was awesome
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Martin Luther King said:
thak you for putting this site up for me. I am emmotionally touched.
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me said:
hey hi hoe is my freind!!!!!!
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Anonymous said:
lol..martin luther king...ooooooki..this site is ok..
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Anonymous said:
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Anonymous said:
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Anonymous said:
nice job
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katie said:
i love how you stand up for what you belive in
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katie said:
i love how you stand up for what you belive in
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shanita said:
King was a great man who ended alot of the racial bull **** in this country. He should have come around and gave his speech alot sooner
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whyte boy said:
King was a dumb ass nigger who should have been killed when he was born. If he wouldnt have stucked his big ass nose in whitemans buissiness us white folk would be alot better off... I'm glad that nigger got killed i should have done it myself!!
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Anonymous said:
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Anonymous said:
how did he make us unit
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richard said:
how did he make it easy for blacks
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Robbie said:
Martin Was a Good Man he never gave Up On Blacks So That Is Why I Think That Martin Luther King Jr Is Going To Be The Hero Of The Century.
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Robbie said:
Martin Is A Good Man
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Fawn said:
I think he was a good man that cared about everyone in the world and he could have done his best at more
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Anonymous said:
what ever
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White guy said:
lol
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KKK said:
i a glad you didd it
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Anonymous said:
I've seen the promisd land
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Chris Broome said:
Thank you for providing theses speeches for download. They are truly historical and I look forward to listening to them for the first time.
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Mabe said:
i need more fucking pictures
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Mabe said:
domb ass!
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gay_miget said:
i cant find how he died
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gay_miget said:
i cant find how he died
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sky said:
this site's really
informative--thanks
for putting it up.
where did you get the
mp3s of his speeches?
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Kristine said:
I love MLK!! He is my hero!!! I wish I could have seen him. :) }i{
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Sorry! I just thought that it would be really fun to do something like that on one of these! Anyway, MLK id the best and i totally wish i could have met him just like that other girl up there(I think her name's Kristine)!!!
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Anonymous said:
When was Martin Luther King born?
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