Color, Communism And Common Sense (Long version & PDFs below)

Communism:
This presentation by G. Edward Griffin, delivered on April 3, 1969, describing Manning Johnson's book (http://www.manningjohnson.org), explains how, since at least the 1920s, communists have had plans to use racial agitation, violence, & socialism for communist revolution in America.

(The entire movie, "More Deadly Than War: The Communist Revolution in America", from which this clip derives can be watched here: https://youtu.be/gOa1foc5IXI)

Another book worth reading and mentioned by Griffin is "Reds in America" R M Whittney, which has FBI documents resulting from an Augutst 22, 1922 raided the Convention of the Communist Party at Bridgman, MI., which can be read here:
https://drive.google.com/file/....d/1f-a4_qphyCn1ifE_V

Related video: "The Illuminati", recorded in 1967 by Myron Fagan (1887-1972). Fagan was Jewish-American who became a famous Broadway playwright who exposed the Illuminati secret society operating within our own government, since at least 1760, that assisted in the creation of Communism and their long-term goal for a One World Government.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a8-S91B_Pw&t=367s

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Manning Johnson: Has the NAACP helped the American Negro, or hindered him? Whose assignment is it to downgrade a Negro community into a “ghetto,” and to see that it remains a “ghetto”? What did the U.S. Supreme Court do to the lives of more than 130,000 qualified Negro teachers in the South? What did the Communists do, in 1928, to insure today’s “civil rights” insurrection? Who really started church segregation in the South?

These and many other provocative questions are superbly answered in this probing and abundantly documented speech by a God-serving and patriotic American Negro who was enticed into Communism with Utopian promises, who worked his way up to the high echelons of the conspiracy, then suddenly and dramatically saw through the blandishments. That was the day Manning Johnson faced the jolting realization that he was being used as an activist in the plot to destroy his native land.

When the fever of managed news and manipulated mass communications has burned itself out, and truth once again shines on the avenues of information, Manning Johnson’s name will loom large and gloriously in the list of American Negroes of whom all Americans can be proud.

In the minds of many, a veil of mystery obscures the true circumstances of Manning Johnson’s death. Was he cleverly liquidated by subversive elements, or did he die of natural causes? That question, too, is answered in the introduction to this final speech of Manning Johnson.