Huey P. Newton At 1971 Press Conference

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  • @ashleycharleston8948
    @ashleycharleston8948 8 років тому +88

    So many negative comments. None of us know what our lives would be like if we fully gave our lives for a cause. Anything could happen to anyone at anytime. It's easy to point out ones faults behind the comfort of technology.

  • @artimuspyle299
    @artimuspyle299 7 років тому +81

    Im an old ass white dude and I love hearing this man talk, Real smart guy Huey was.

    • @infinitelybetterthannothin1077
      @infinitelybetterthannothin1077 4 роки тому +2

      Yeah he was extremely intelligent he was also illiterate until around age 18 I believe... a theory would be that he developed other parts of him brain that allows him to have enhanced critical thinking that allowed him to outsmart the government trying to frame him about 5 times.....man wasn’t perfect but he was no killer..Bottom line if your innocent and are smart enough it’s very hard to get you no matter how hard they try.

    • @bryanchristopher86
      @bryanchristopher86 3 роки тому

      His "wisdom " and "intelligence " didn't give him enough foresight to stay away from the 'ol glass d _ _ k (i.e. Crack)
      Pathetic! Just another blow hard who actually did absolutely NOTHING for his people (and don't give me the b.s. about school meals for kids. That has already been proven that it was a racket for the Panthers)

    • @whoknowsidont.5147
      @whoknowsidont.5147 3 роки тому

      How old turkey. 1969 for me ....I'm just glad he did not get my ear earlier i would have been sadder quicker. He is beautiful amazing. I love HUEY P NEWTON. FREE HUEY NOW. WWW.USALL.LOVE. what an awesome human.

    • @erikjon8432
      @erikjon8432 3 роки тому

      @@infinitelybetterthannothin1077 he had a PHD but yea he had high level critical thinking skills to match thar phd

    • @forevershampoo
      @forevershampoo 3 роки тому +3

      @@bryanchristopher86 he gave people strength and identity, BPP had programs to assist the elderly in their community, bussed citizens to see incarcerated family, assisted single mothers, protected people’s constitutional rights, protected citizens from crooked police, and stood up and challenged the evil that was being carried out against his people. He organized his people in a nearly unprecedented way for the 20th century, wrote a great book, and although he stood for black power he shed light on the fact (as did Hampton) that the primary problem was class struggle, and was on a path to unite many races and cultures for the same cause. He was a pretty active guy that did real things not just talked about it.

  • @michaeltee4275
    @michaeltee4275 Рік тому +15

    Huey was a dialectical materialist. We need more like him in 2023.

  • @jillguerin2339
    @jillguerin2339 4 роки тому +32

    His intelligence is captivating. His bravery is admired by me. So sad that he was killed.

  • @iamclippa678
    @iamclippa678 10 років тому +61

    Message to Bro Huey P Newton :
    I salute you bro & your passion for freedom; not only for you but for me & our people,,, the nation of Black people. Everything you have done was NOT in-vain. your message is being heard & banging on the hearts of men, women, & youth abroad. I want you to know that I have been seeking my identity as a black man; & I found your interviews on youtube.
    The mission objective hasn't changed!! In order to move forward one MUST know his past. Freedom is a journey from the inside out. Now that I'm spiritually free no longer bowing to the fake god jesus. I stand a man, a Black Man who must continue seeking & searching historically through the strong lineage of Black men & women who came before me. I quote you from one of your interviews; this line hasn't stopped ringing in my soul...
    #C/ THE MOVEMENT ISN'T RACISM BUT FREEDOM NOTHING MORE NOTHING LESS

    • @bryanchristopher86
      @bryanchristopher86 3 роки тому

      Was that a joke?!
      Tell me specifically what was his itemized goals for the "movement " (don't give me generalized and nebulous statements like: "end oppression ")
      Enlighten us all as to what was his immediate, intermediate and culminating points of action were.
      Its easy to just bark out worn out platitudes (i.e. the kind of stuff that can fit on a poster).
      Thats for kids, real revolutions are immensely more complex and complicated ...way, way beyond anything Newton could ever achieve; not in 100 lifetimes.
      Also, it doesn't look to good that he died over his Crack debt with some gangster....pathetic!

    • @johntaparnell847
      @johntaparnell847 3 роки тому

      @@bryanchristopher86 Will you check out the documentary on my channel when you get time?

    • @davidi7050
      @davidi7050 2 роки тому +1

      @@bryanchristopher86 was that a joke?

    • @sharaudramey9336
      @sharaudramey9336 2 роки тому

      @@bryanchristopher86 OK, liar. This man went from being illiterate to getting a PHD. He was very intelligent and created a 10 Point Program which outlined their demands, educate yourself before you open your big mouth.

    • @yelhsanosnhoj6602
      @yelhsanosnhoj6602 Рік тому +1

      @@bryanchristopher86 Huey was immensely more complex and complicated than you’re making him to be and his stance was so revolutionary it forced the white government to change several of its laws particularly pertaining to gun ownership.

  • @ambrasargentini2359
    @ambrasargentini2359 7 років тому +52

    Huey had an wide ranging, deep view about black people's problems, he made it a political issue, dealing with class and exploitation: He was a socialist and a genuine revolutionary, that's why he and the Panthers "scared" people and the establishment so much; he was so
    ahead of his time, I think even many blacks didn't understand his views. What the Us needed (and still needs) is a third party and at the time only the BPP could have realized that.

    • @lddttddl3021
      @lddttddl3021 7 років тому +1

      Ambra Sargentini I agree

    • @damienholland9244
      @damienholland9244 4 роки тому +6

      He speaks like someone who is very well read and the problem not just with black Americans but most Americans is they hate reading books. A significant portion of the population can barely write a clear and legible sentence nor speak articulately and this all goes back to lack of reading on a regular basis. And I don't mean reading bullshit through their cellphones, either.

    • @JULIAN1KILL01
      @JULIAN1KILL01 3 роки тому +1

      @@damienholland9244 love you all 🙏🙏💙💙😇🧐🌊

  • @MariaTorres-jw3gz
    @MariaTorres-jw3gz 6 років тому +15

    Blessings to Huey P. Newton. May your spirit live in all that struggle for freedom of oppression.

  • @countryboy9507
    @countryboy9507 5 років тому +22

    R.I.P my brother power to the people✊🏾✊🏾

  • @NewOrleansGirl
    @NewOrleansGirl Рік тому +7

    Huey was so handsome!

    • @kiddkidd5470
      @kiddkidd5470 Місяць тому

      -Typical woman
      Always being superficial

  • @empressjudah2549
    @empressjudah2549 4 роки тому +16

    A truly beautiful Black man, in every sense of the word, our Minister of Defense Mr Huey Newton.
    Huey Newton, is rightly described as a genius by the likes of Mumia Abu Jamal.
    I love Huey Newton, he is one of my heroes, and even though it is not possible to listen to the man in person, I am happy to be able to watch these important films and listen to his great intelligent responses during this interview.
    In 2020, the 10 point program of the Black Panther Party is still relevant, for the Black community.

  • @robertdipaola3447
    @robertdipaola3447 4 роки тому +10

    Huey was smart, articulate,ans to the point,sad that he died so tradicly

  • @BboyAcademy
    @BboyAcademy 7 років тому +53

    "57 Years ago I woulda been a Panther
    They killed Huey cause they knew he had the Answer..." Dead Prez / Propaganda

    • @bryanchristopher86
      @bryanchristopher86 3 роки тому

      Haha!!!
      "They" killed him?!
      The "They" was the BGF (Black Guerrilla Family- a revolutionary and socialist powerful prison/organized crime group.)
      And the killing wasn't over revolution differences or political issues, oh no, it was over a Crack debt!!
      Newton had become a hopeless crack head and was ripping off BGF dealers and....well the rest is history.
      Your "movement " might want to pick out a little better "hero" or leader to emulate than 'ol Crackhead Newtie!! Haha

    • @dorianlewis3866
      @dorianlewis3866 3 роки тому +1

      @@bryanchristopher86 33

    • @samcook6603
      @samcook6603 3 роки тому +2

      I love Dead Prez

  • @christophermiller4068
    @christophermiller4068 2 роки тому +6

    Long Live The Black Panthers All Power

  • @wallykezam7948
    @wallykezam7948 3 роки тому +7

    "It's time to fight back, that's what Huey said
    Two shots in the dark, now Huey's dead" 2pac Shakur

    • @iesroo
      @iesroo 2 роки тому +2

      I got love for my brother but we can never go nowhere unless we share with eachother

  • @RoseDavis-qz8nu
    @RoseDavis-qz8nu Рік тому +4

    More like him. Real man.

  • @libertomakhno6385
    @libertomakhno6385 4 роки тому +17

    I´m from Spain, I´m a so called "white" but I guess in the USA i would be "hispanic". My family was kidnapped, tortured and murdered by the fascist forces of Franco in 1936. 180 lives of peasents. With the help of Hitler and Mussolini. I say this, so my inclination toward freedom fighters like Durruti, Che Guevara, Malcolm X and the Black Panthers Party for Self-Defense might be clear. I´m trying to get all the books written bi his members, but even from a foreigner point of view I can see the fascist whites who slowly tortured Huey P. Newton and destroyed his live. Watching a young, inteligent, brave and carin human being put into fabricated trials, being haunted by cops who shooted him, and a life of pressure and espionage would have crushed anybody. I just want to say that the interview of this William F. Buckley is a perfect example of an american fascist. He is not so agressive, he is not killing and smiling like in Spain, but he treats Huey P. Newton like a "stupid man" ( "I don´t know what you´re talking about and I don´t think you know that neither" "as a spokesman for the Black Panthers I must say that you are totally incoherent". And then he introduces him as "accused of the murder of a police man but was released becouse of a split jury" ( he doesen´t say he´s innocent, only that he is free by a technichalaty ). Well, Buckey has in his "show" Manuel Fraga a fascist since the war,a high member, collaborater with Hitler and Mussoliny, collaborator in the extermination camps in Germany where countless of spanish were deported as a inferior race ( freedom fighters, gays, lesbians, gypsies ), and a responsable of executions of political prisioners and massacres in the street in public demonstrations as the Vitoria massacre. Workers asking for dignity and freedom. This fascist, with an impossible english was treated with great respect by Buckley, while he agreed with him that "in the '30 there was a crisis in the internacional politics ) that goes for the Spanisg Coup d´Etat fascist, Hitler, Mussolini and the results of World War II. When I see american fascists like that I understand why Malcol X talked about "the white blue eyes devil". Rest in peace Huey P. Newton, freedom fighter, human rights activist and warrior.

  • @kweliporter5403
    @kweliporter5403 3 роки тому +4

    For ever love ...chairman pH.d...Dr.Huey Newton

  • @lovelmpurple1191
    @lovelmpurple1191 8 років тому +24

    to bad no brave black men like him no a days

    • @cameronnebraska6049
      @cameronnebraska6049 5 років тому +5

      I wouldn't say that....its hard with no crew. Huey had the BPP, Malcom had the NOI. I have no one

    • @yungsixteen3461
      @yungsixteen3461 4 роки тому +1

      We still here. Just wiser

    • @yungsixteen3461
      @yungsixteen3461 4 роки тому

      @@cameronnebraska6049 you got me brother.

    • @AlphaOm633
      @AlphaOm633 4 роки тому +3

      We are still around. We are just not in the media.

  • @MandlaBanx
    @MandlaBanx 3 роки тому +4

    🗣The voice

  • @lindsaybrooke8221
    @lindsaybrooke8221 7 років тому +8

    love huey!

  • @questcowboyz6844
    @questcowboyz6844 7 років тому +18

    if Huey Didn't talk about it before he did it he would have been a lot more successful

    • @Incognitoblue
      @Incognitoblue 6 років тому +6

      Quest Cowboyz 6 what the hell do you mean? Huey Newton was all about action, he practiced what he preached before he preached it.

    • @ade6219
      @ade6219 6 років тому +8

      Quest Cowboyz6, I would like to state that by this time in the life of the BPP, there were many infiltrators and provocatures feeding info back to oppressive forces. One of those, the guy sitting to the far left, with the small black hat, and short jacket, was one of such persons. I was in that room, and he once was a comrade;that sadly flipped and became an informer!

    • @raelockletree3858
      @raelockletree3858 5 років тому +5

      Quest Cowboyz 6 He did more than what MLK or Obama could have ever done for Black People

    • @ade6219
      @ade6219 5 років тому

      MusicanDancing4Ever, now just seeing you're comment. No he was not beaten to death, but died from Cancer disowned and alone in Atlanta Ga.

  • @enchantresse23
    @enchantresse23 3 роки тому +4

    Happy Birthday Huey 🌹✊🏽

  • @cg3333
    @cg3333 Рік тому

    As Man of the People and a Man for his People. This Brother was magnificent.
    💥💥💥

  • @RoseDavis-qz8nu
    @RoseDavis-qz8nu Рік тому

    Outstanding great blessed kindhearted loving person.😢😢😢😮😮❤❤❤

  • @marbury2403
    @marbury2403 3 роки тому +7

    I was once blind. But I'm starting to see my entire existence was formed on lies.

  • @johnwalker4329
    @johnwalker4329 Рік тому +3

    Murdered In 1989 on a west oakland street over drugs. And I met him a few blocks from there three years earlier, and he seemed real kind hearted.

    • @dr8ke.k500
      @dr8ke.k500 Рік тому

      The media wanted you to believe that.

  • @stlouisbrother7541
    @stlouisbrother7541 Рік тому +2

    True soilders and brothers died for the cause for Us the people ❤❤❤

  • @terribelford6547
    @terribelford6547 7 років тому +19

    My husband 😘😏💜👑✊🏾

  • @stilesjohnson1745
    @stilesjohnson1745 3 роки тому +3

    Anyone else experiencing muted video of this at certain times 🤔

  • @LordNuDTru
    @LordNuDTru Рік тому +1

    One of the Greatest of All time.....an UNTOUCHABLE! But they would not leave him alone......BAD MISTAKE!

  • @altaydraws
    @altaydraws 4 роки тому +5

    11:42 I really wanted to hear what he was saying they cut it off

  • @eliza381
    @eliza381 7 років тому +8

    I'm related to him I'm his distant distant cousin

    • @ChopGod23
      @ChopGod23 5 років тому +2

      Any interesting facts you know that we won’t find on the internet?

    • @buttercup5920
      @buttercup5920 4 роки тому

      Wat was huey p height?

    • @peterparker8454
      @peterparker8454 4 роки тому +1

      @@buttercup5920 5'10

    • @Hr-dy1xv
      @Hr-dy1xv 3 роки тому

      @@peterparker8454 how do you know? Lmao

    • @showcrime7332
      @showcrime7332 2 роки тому

      @@Hr-dy1xv people who knew him are still alive

  • @raeedbrown8532
    @raeedbrown8532 4 роки тому +2

    Where is the sound

  • @Mankind-ik4ie
    @Mankind-ik4ie 6 років тому +6

    Why is the audio is messed up?

  • @Tonydavis67891
    @Tonydavis67891 2 роки тому

  • @UrbaNSpiel
    @UrbaNSpiel Місяць тому

    😎 cool

  • @RoseDavis-qz8nu
    @RoseDavis-qz8nu Рік тому

    Brains❤❤❤❤

  • @strega_babeharestreets2339
    @strega_babeharestreets2339 5 років тому +3

    Edited can’t hear shit, I hate UA-cam for slick censoring of black content, the inevitable will remain!!

  • @peterparker8454
    @peterparker8454 4 роки тому +1

    Is it just me or did he start crying when he started talking about prisom

  • @double-lbeatzzzz5694
    @double-lbeatzzzz5694 Рік тому +2

    I think its unfair that they did all the work for us just for us to be comfortable in our situations we should keep their work going but alot of us are scared or dont want to lose die or go to jail i dont care about my outcome as long as the full outcome shakes up the white mans world and helps my ppl

  • @johnwalker4329
    @johnwalker4329 Рік тому

    I don't think anyone could have predicted that 18 years later huey would be dead.

  • @sonjamason1549
    @sonjamason1549 5 років тому +2

    Free George Jackson!😇

  • @warriorqueen8285
    @warriorqueen8285 2 роки тому

    They always mute when they talking about something great

  • @damondavis4874
    @damondavis4874 3 роки тому

    Pure Black Power!

  • @buttercup5920
    @buttercup5920 4 роки тому

    Anyone kno how tall Huey was?

  • @juliostacos5046
    @juliostacos5046 6 років тому

    He sure does say a lot of 'uh'. xD

  • @munax-pd9tu
    @munax-pd9tu Рік тому

    I’m sorry but he was fine asl 😭

  • @franktalk5037
    @franktalk5037 9 років тому +1

    Was the ATL really considered "progressive" in its politics in *1971*???

    • @bookswithbenjamin8902
      @bookswithbenjamin8902 8 років тому +1

      that's a good question

    • @franktalk5037
      @franktalk5037 8 років тому

      Benjamin W. Roberts It is just a little shocking to hear Huey say that about a city like Atlanta, less than 10 years or so post desegregation.

    • @bookswithbenjamin8902
      @bookswithbenjamin8902 8 років тому

      Denmark Vesey I absolutely agree, considering how freely MLK was embraced in the Atlanta, he may have a point

    • @franktalk5037
      @franktalk5037 8 років тому

      Benjamin W. Roberts Was Dr. King really "embraced" by WHITE FOLK in Atlanta??? Not too sure about that.

    • @bookswithbenjamin8902
      @bookswithbenjamin8902 8 років тому +1

      Denmark Vesey I'm sorry , I wasn't really clear . I wasn't really talking about white folks embracing him per say, I meant the city as a whole . Atlanta had a black middle class earlier than many other southern cities , to the point that they elected their first black mayor in 1973 . Many whites most likely weren't ready for change but compared to other cities in the south , desegregation went relatively smoothly.

  • @aFancyClown
    @aFancyClown Рік тому

    why is this page called satanic chaos?

  • @whoknowsidont.5147
    @whoknowsidont.5147 3 роки тому

    I sold USA govt. drugs in 1988.

  • @reggiemilla8835
    @reggiemilla8835 10 років тому +5

    Much respect to brotha Huey's knowledge but on some #RealNiggaShit he's high during these interviews tho....

    • @reggiemilla8835
      @reggiemilla8835 9 років тому

      Reading a novel, 2666 by Bolanos, and Newton’s history as told by Bobby Seale in a fictionalized version. The names are changed but it’s obvious. It's been excessively documented that he was a crack addict, how do you know he wasn't......I never met him myself....

    • @montemoore9040
      @montemoore9040 9 років тому +9

      Prove he was high during these interviews. On some real nigga shit ! Niggas need to stop making statements as facts when it is merely your opinion. Especially when the opinion/s is of a derogatory nature. I don't know if the brother has ever gotten high, and obviously neither do you, so let's stop it with this bullshit and focus on the thing's we know, can show, and can prove ! RealNiggaShit. All stated in the names of Love, Peace and Progress my Brother.

    • @xXVanillaIce
      @xXVanillaIce  9 років тому +4

      Monte Moore I've read some books about him and he definitely took drugs. He used cocaine at first, then eventually graduated to crack in the 80s. If you read David Hilliard or Elaine Brown's books on Huey, you'll learn more about his addictions.
      Elaine said that once during the 70s, she went to Huey's high rise apartment and all the windows were open, and Huey was walking around shirtless and sweaty and his eyes were all red and he was sniffing and high as a kite. She tried to ask him some BPP business stuff and she thanked him for something and he slapped her across the face and said "Don't ever thank me. When you thank me, it means you are not with me" and she was really scared and quickly got tf out of there.
      He was really unstable when he was high and the drugs made him dissipate mentally. He even got shot on the street trying to buy crack so yeah he was definitely using like there are numerous accounts from people who knew him, and he was constantly in and out of rehab. You should read the book "Shadow of the Panther" for more info, though it's kind of biased lol.

    • @xXVanillaIce
      @xXVanillaIce  9 років тому +6

      FalesteenPatriot Huey may haven taken drugs, but that doesn't mean he's a bad person. Drug addiction is a struggle a lot of people have, and it doesn't make him a lesser human being because he was addicted.
      The Hollywood producer Bert Schneider even paid for his rehab stints, but Huey couldn't kick the habit. Richard Pryor even paid for him to go to rehab! And Rich used to do coke with Huey. His wife Gwen left him when he crashed a car that had her children in it while he was high as a kite. His second wife Fredrika even said Huey was struggling with addiction, and he would leave their house for weeks at a time on crack binges then come back like nothing happened. Also, if you don't believe the mainstream white media, you can look at online archives of Jet and Ebony magazine and see Huey's arrests for drugs and traffic violations documented there.
      Even from the videos I uploaded, you can clearly tell he's high in quite a few of them. If you want to deny it, go ahead, but there is tons of legit evidence that he was an addict and I've read soo much on his life from all kinds of sources. Huey's story was tragic and you seem like you're in total denial like it was what it was, just admit it.

    • @xXVanillaIce
      @xXVanillaIce  9 років тому +2

      FalesteenPatriot Lol stop you're not even writing relevant shit anymore, you're just rambling. Western governments being oppressive cunts have nothing to do with Huey's own personal and very real addiction. He literally murdered a prostitute when he was coked up, his bodyguard Bob Heard can testify to that. If you want to make weird and extremely complicated excuses for his behaviour, that's on you. AND Huey was clean in Cuba and was very bored and got sick of the sober lifestyle, that's one of the reasons why he came back to America actually. He met Chinese leaders and wrote his book before his addiction really went out of control, you do know that don't you?
      There's only so much the American govt and media can use to smear his rep, like Huey dug his own grave and was extremely irresponsible and everything went downhill for him after the 70s. I suggest you read the article "The Party's Over" by Kate Coleman. Oh wait, but that's propaganda too! Everything is propaganda lol. And I bet Assad didn't use chemical gas against his own people, right? There's a difference between being a skeptic and anti-imperialist, and being a deluded idiot with a tinfoil hat...

  • @fwily2580
    @fwily2580 5 років тому +2

    He was AOC before there was an AOC.

    • @oisuzy6372
      @oisuzy6372 5 років тому +10

      Huey cannot be compared to the lapdogs of bourgeoise who would vote for the US war budget. He was a revolutionary, not socdem nor opportunist

    • @Arewethereyet69
      @Arewethereyet69 3 роки тому +1

      please don't insult a real revolutionary. AOC isn't even close to being what HUEY was.

  • @rickvassell8349
    @rickvassell8349 7 років тому

    Black liberation theology, welcome to obama's world.

  • @jerrybarnes365
    @jerrybarnes365 2 роки тому +1

    MY SPIRIT GUIDE/ BEAUTIFUL BLACK PANTHER HUEY P. NEWTON!

  • @rightlanegang8800
    @rightlanegang8800 Рік тому +2

    Rest in peace Huey P Newton I wish there was more Brothers like you 2022 everybody scared don't want to have a voice or they'll get canceled take their money away so they don't hush hush or they riding with the whites