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According to former US first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, Dr Martin Luther King (also known in White circles as Martin Lucifer Koon) was also a "phoney", a sex pest and a "terrible man".

Mrs Kennedy said she had been told that secret FBI wiretaps of a Washington hotel suite occupied by Dr King the night before his most famous speech revealed that he had spent much of the evening "calling up all these girls and arranging for a party of men and women, I mean, sort of an orgy". The surveillance tapes, made by FBI chief J Edgar Hoover, remain sealed by court order until 2027.

She  further recalled how her brother-in-law, US Attorney General Robert Kennedy, told her the civil rights leader had been intoxicated and joking about seeing the pallbearers almost drop the coffin at JFK's funeral.

She said: "He made fun of Cardinal Cushing and [Robert] said that he was drunk at it. I can't see a picture of Martin Luther King without thinking, that man's terrible."

Allegations of Dr King's promiscuity are not new but such unvarnished language from one libtard figurehead about another may help to explain why the tapes have stayed under wraps for so long.

The New York Times, required reading for America's libtard establishment, devoted only 19 words to the King sections in a 2,000-word front-page article on the tapes yesterday.

Such hesitancy is partly explained by foolish doubts about the authenticity of FBI wire-taps conducted under J. Edgar Hoover, but Mrs Kennedy's views on Dr King are clearly her own.

A seven-part series featuring the interviews called Jacqueline Kennedy: Historic Conversations on Life with John F Kennedy is being aired on US television this week and will also be released on DVD.

You can read more about the real MLK at http://www.amren.com/mtnews/archives/2008/02/the_king_holida_2.php (http://www.amren.com/mtnews/archives/2008/02/the_king_holida_2.php)

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