The secret world of J. Edgar Hoover

J. Edgar Hoover was an insidious man who ruled the FBI with an iron fist for almost 50 years. His hatred extended to everyone, while his hypocrisy knew no match. He condemned homosexuals while being one, and he compiled blackmailing dossiers of vengeance against all whom he considered to be his enemies (anyone of liberal persuasion). He hated Martin Luther King with racist vehemence and yet he himself had African-American ancestry.

One could go on and on about this loathsome man's treachery against King, the Kennedys and innumerable others (even Nixon, another duplicitous man with whom he presumably had an alliance of sorts) during his reign of terror in our country.  I believe Donald Trump to be cut from the same cloth. This country had to endure  5 decades of a venomous, devious man in a seat of great power.  Do we really want another one of that same ilk, and this time in the Presidency itself????  Don't we deserve better than this???  Contrast Bernie Sanders, a man of great integrity and honesty, with Donald Trump.  It's light vs. dark.  Read/view the following to learn of what living under "dark" is like:

Video: (50 min):
Secrets of J. Edgar Hoover

http://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/secrets-of-j-edgar-hoover-27677

Welcome to the bizarre world 

of J. Edgar Hoover, the director 

of the Federal Bureau of 

Investigation from 1924 until 

his death in 1972. Rumors of 

Hoover's homosexuality and 

cross-dressing were rampant 

but suppressed during his 

lifetime.

One well-known story is how 

Mob-friendly lawyer, Roy Cohn 

possessed a photograph of 

Hoover in drag, which he used 

to blackmail the FBI director 

into denying the existence of 

the Mafia. 

As well as himself being a deeply-

closeted homosexual, like Hoover, 

the late Cohn was for years counsel 

to Donald J. Trump and previously 

to Senator Joe McCarthy.

One of Hoover's lesser-known 

secrets is that he was part African-

American, although writer Gore Vidal, 

who grew up in Washington DC 

during the 1930s claims that it was 

known in his family and around the 

city that Hoover was a mulatto, 

whose family "passed for white".

These were the kinds of secrets 

Hoover kept (or tried to keep) about 

himself and which he obtained about 

others to wield power, as the founder 

of the FBI, over which he presided for 

nearly 50 years.

Millie McGhee, was a 10 year old 

black girl, growing up in rural 

Mississippi in the late 1950s when she 

was told by her grandfather that 

Hoover was his second cousin. She 

was able to confirm this, after years 

of research.

McGhee made this film after the 

release of Clint Eastwood's film, 

'J. Edgar' in 2011, because that film 

failed to explore this side of Hoover's 

story - which is significant, given his 

obsession with destroying black 

leaders and what was likely Hoover's 

direct involvement in the assassination 

of Martin Luther King, Jr.