Epstein Secrets

er: Black Community News Service. • February 1967: BPP members serve as security escorts for Betty Shabazz. • April 1967: Denzil Dowell protest in Richmond. • May 2, 1967: Thirty people representing the BPP go to state capitol with guns, and achieve the Party's first national media attention. The ini

ion Director J. Edgar Hoover called the party "the greatest threat to the internal security of the country", and he supervised an extensive program (COINTELPRO) of surveillance, infiltration, perjury, police harassment, and many other tactics designed to undermine Panther leadership, incriminate party memb

e noted that the memo, which was leaked by former FBI agent Kyle Seraphin, targeted "Radical Traditionalist Catholics" and was authored by the FBI's Richmond field office. Appearing before Congress in July of last year, then-FBI Director Wray refused to tell Representative Jim Jordan who specifically aut

they followed mysteries." The article stated that when asked about negative aspects attributes of the FBI's history -such as its 1950s and '60s-era COINTELPRO program that targeted, among others, Black civil rights leaders, and anti-war opponents or scandalous charges of sexism within the agency, Johnson'

e noted that the memo, which was leaked by former FBI agent Kyle Seraphin, targeted "Radical Traditionalist Catholics" and was authored by the FBI's Richmond field office. Appearing before Congress in July of last year, then-FBI Director Wray refused to tell Representative Jim Jordan who specifically aut

they followed mysteries." The article stated that when asked about negative aspects attributes of the FBI's history -such as its 1950s and '60s-era COINTELPRO program that targeted, among others, Black civil rights leaders, and anti-war opponents or scandalous charges of sexism within the agency, Johnson'