March on Washington - 50th Anniversary

[Lamplighter]

...and two days later the (WC Sullivan) followed his leader of FBI Director (J Edgar Hoover) writing:

"... we must mark him now ... as the most dangerous Negro
of the future in the nation from the standpoint of communism,
the Negro and national security"

http://www.washingtonpost.com/politi...972_story.html

Washington Post
8/17/13

William Sullivan, head of the FBI’s domestic intelligence division
during the King surveillance program, told the committee in 1975,

“No holds were barred. We have used [similar] techniques against Soviet agents.
[The same methods were] brought home against any organization against which we were targeted.
We did not differentiate. This is a rough, tough business.”
<snip>
Sullivan, in his 1975 testimony before the Church panel, backtracked from his post-speech memo,
noting “we had to engage in a lot of nonsense which we ourselves really did not believe in.”

It's hard to see that since 1975 anything done in the name of "government security" has really changed.