Richard Aoki: Committed Revolutionary or FBI Informant? Part 3

[@koreanfriedchildren]

They killed Huey cause they knew he had the answer... and also because Richard Aoki informed them

[@koreanfriedchildren]

Mike will that’s what they want you to believe sucker. They always need a scapegoat

[@3naturalBionutrition]

@@koreanfriedchildren Like william oneal?

[@greg.peepeeface]

you really do feed into the narrative... let me guess, you know that cuz of your feelings.

[@Bigbossman707]

@@greg.peepeeface no we k is because of the paperwork that came out after the guy sued the government for them he was a rat paperwork don’t lie

[@greg.peepeeface]

@@Bigbossman707 ok

[@3naturalBionutrition]

William Oneal + Richard Aoki. Bill admitted it. Richard didn't. They don't just place random names in informant documents. He cooperated at some point

[@GoldenAgeSk8Video]

& just like Oneal, you know that’s part of the reason he off’d himself.. 🫤 😑

[@theinformationcenter1248]

This guy is a total informant. I don’t care about what the others say. He uses his words careful. He made some mistakes as I have watched all 3 parts so far. The disrespect he has for the Black Panther leaders and the constant laughing are key signals.

[@tyronewilkins162]

I agree with you he was a government informant 100 percent

[@Creditban]

Good !🎉 groupthink is gay af ​@@tyronewilkins162

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

"A revolution of the mind can often occur when someone is ready for it and they're thirsty for the knowlege." Richard Aoki

[@drmodestoesq]

And his personal revolution was to understand the importance of supporting the political orthodoxy. And to this end he supported the prevailing power structure by becoming a FBI informant.

[@ghostadventureasmr6107]

Again well spoken, intelligent and very clean cut. It seems ripe for the pickin! It is extremely sad people, these men seem emasculated and extremely baseless. It seems as though it did not improve their lives it just drained them.

[@Hannibal54689]

Some informants think they will forever be protected and kept out of the court room paperwork but that's never the case.

[@drmodestoesq]

Worked for this guy. He was never under any threat. No one suspected he was an informer. And he died at a ripe old age. Self inflicted gunshot wound, notwithstanding.

[@rowekmr]

@@drmodestoesq Did he openly speak of his Black Panther past?

[@drmodestoesq]

@@rowekmr Yes. He was quite explicit about how he supplied guns to the Black Panthers. He just left out the part where he was a FBI informant. What I find interesting is that his case handler revealed, while his informant was still alive, that he was working for the FBI. That strikes me as a gross violation of protocol. He could have been putting his life in danger.

[@osiruskat]

​@@drmodestoesqthe F.B.I. said the same thing about Civil Rights photographer, Ernest Withers, but what was actually fact just the FBI agent's word. The F.B.I.'s job was to divide and conquer. J. Edgar Hoover hated black Americans and did everything he could to sow division...we see that with the situations with Malcolm X, Fred Hampton and MLK. Where is the evidence and have the F.B.I. released the files on Aoki? I know that the government was sued for these files release.

[@shlmel]

😏 Ok, we’re just finishing him talking the first 15 minutes of part 3 and he’s been filibustering so far without saying to much so he died with the secrets but the FBI documented that he was.

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

June 15, 2020 40 year anniversary of Huey P Newton receiving PhD at University of California Santa Cruz.

[@JamesDoe-ie1sb]

Whaa' 4 poisoning the community w illegal dtugs?

[@3naturalBionutrition]

Great!

[@vanessajones3945]

Such an interesting man, RIP, so glad he stood for equal rights.

[@peraltatv]

Thank you for your comment Vanessa!

[@drmodestoesq]

And worked behind the scenes to assist the FBI in their endeavours. A true American patriot.

[@theinformationcenter1248]

@@peraltatvYou can see how Peralta feels. Gives you an understanding of where Peralta stands.

[@mztrdro]

Talks about the Wah Ching triads in Cali at 17:40, this man has seen alot pretty sure. All organized groups usually stay in the shadows with fronts.

[@jaysonsan8363]

+Mztr.Dros Enterainment i kinda feel like he was just in it for himself, i mean he did make friends but at the end, he was learning so much about america and their struggle, and this nigga was like the brains, america was the power, put them 2 together and you get meyham, they can say hes a snich but he dont care about that, he has family back in japan he can spill so much to, and shit probaby run japan which i probabaly think he did, this nigga was the all time gangster, im learning so much about this guy, now at the same day, was this video put up here for a reason?

[@mztrdro]

He led a pretty interesting life guessing for the post ppl can learn from, but those were his boys n crew from school n they came to him cus of his military knowledge n having a whole bunch of gats to arm the Panthers with. Maybe he organically was part of the group who founded the Panthers instead of just being planted in which would be hard cus tight crews only deal with trust n day ones, makes him more about it frfr then jus fake agent planted knowing he has fbi back up if anything, prolly got approached after when he already helped put together the group n somehow got him to turn snitch but who knws exactly, if it's really documented that he's a rat. Shitty how the fbi have a way mess ppl life's n legacy up, end of day interesting life to learn from but can't have that legacy of real one or legend as soon as u turn

[@aphysique]

@@mztrdro Are those your kid's in vid / I miss you?? Cute kid's! N Pretty oriental Woman! Respect

[@stephenhargrave7922]

No proof he turned. Only speculation from crooked lawyers and military releasing phony doctored documents. Of they had proof rhey would spill it. Instead they make suggestions and accusations

[@stephenhargrave7922]

Let me ask you this. Who do yoi trust? A founding member of a freedom fighting legacy? Or some crooked lawyers and the military? Pretty easy answer for me. Every piece of trash documentary on KZbin is propaganda

[@tulayamalavenapi4028]

CHANGE THE TITLE pleeeze. This man is making his voice heard loud and clear that he stuck with Huey and the Panthers from the get go.

[@drmodestoesq]

That made it easier for him to gather information to provide to his FBI handlers.

[@dluena]

Change this title please 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@drmodestoesq]

And suggestions? How about "Are Aviation Glasses Making a Comeback?"

[@mustafael-amin9163]

A few keys to freedom are:DONT TRUST ANYONE;Make your struggle YOUR STRUGGLE .It’s too easy already to be infiltrated by people who look like you so one doesn’t need the added chaos of having to monitor anutha brother who may be the “other mans” man.Or make them do the pig killings...ijs;carry out strikes without a leader.focus energy on the fed/UN level and any concessions will trickle down instead of suing a local police force.if you do these things and a few more and always have freedom and independence in kind,even if the devil sees this post,they will come to the table when they know that the peaceful marches have gone the way of the dinosaurs and every black person wants freedom,irregardless of economic status or political party affiliation.

[@losogeezy6110]

Well put! Positive vibes . Great to find like minds 💯

[@drmodestoesq]

@@losogeezy6110 Well put? He thought irregardless was a word.

[@KINGMAYABZE]

He snitched on Huey

[@KambojaKing]

Wow history unfold. Japanese man/black panthers

[@jerrysmall802]

Thus far he has not admit to being informant, spite taking other angles to avoid saying, he was working for the FBI.

[@drmodestoesq]

Thus far? And as far as it goes. Because he went to his grave denying that he was an FBI asset.

[@2025-e4n]

The NBPP learned from the mistakes of their predecessors (e.g., trusting Non-black people, engaging in miscegenation & subscribing to Eurocentric ideologies) and adjusted themselves accordingly.....yet, they are criticized for doing so.

[@haarikayd4113]

Do you consider biracials to be black?

[@pillule1220]

@@haarikayd4113 no

[@mustafael-amin9163]

@@haarikayd4113 I don’t consider blacks to be “blacks”😏.the term denoting “black” mixed with any other is NUBIAN.But even that can be influenced by information fed to the entity.So don’t think that because a person is biracial and looks “black” that they will ascribe to “blackness”.To prove my words,99.9% of the black informants then and now...are “BLACK”,have “BLACK PARENTS” and look “BLACK”!

[@jameskennedy721]

The original Oakland Panthers denounced the NPPP and denied that they were a revolutionary group .

[@JamesDoe-ie1sb]

I doubt it was a mistake bhh a systematic trap against public interest

[@lorenzbeaumacc1175]

This guy looks like elijah muhammad

[@albrown1812]

WIC program,ohh it's so many lasting reflection of the Panthers party,that they have reversed as there own

[@JamesDoe-ie1sb]

Apparently nah a "Committed Revolutionary."

[@jt9172]

the FBI wanted this man there that's why they left his name unmarked, if anything I believe certain Panthers knew he was and informant

[@drmodestoesq]

The Panthers were riddled with informants. Hoover made them a priority.

[@SpliffMan5000]

no regrets? you put the rest of asian american generations at risk for the rest of time

[@jainorissolney6669]

I don't think he put Asians at risk. He is a positive example I didn't know existed. Asians are usually to themselves. We don't know anything about them. I'm sure the party knew he would be a FBI target simply because he was different. There is lessons in this.

[@jaysonsan8363]

"to provide insight into this complicated man." lmao for all you dummys out there who published this?

[@drmodestoesq]

*Dummies.