Former President Barack Obama worked hard for these past eight years to distance himself from his self-professed mentor, communist Frank Marshall Davis.
As we know, he released a book named, “Dreams From My Father.”
But, he refers to his mentor as “Frank.”
In an audio-book version that was made, “Frank” was taken out completely. Barack Obama should know that anything can be recovered on the internet. The former President was on tour in 1995, promoting his book at the Cambridge Public Library. In the video where he gives a speech, he not only explained who “Frank” is, he also talks about how his mentor “schooled” him about how much white people are racist.
According to our source, Red Nation Now, Barack Obama explains that the portion in his book about “me having a conversation with a close friend of my maternal grandfather, a close friend of gramps, a black man from Kansas, named Frank.” This was the same time a well-known poet moved to Hawaii and lived there, named Frank Marshall Davis.
Obama continued, “And so I have a discussion with him about the kinds of frustrations I’m having, and he sorts of schools me that I should get used to these frustrations.”
In his highly controversial material, Barack Obama describes his teenage years and his perspective of the world. He said, “Any distinction between good and bad whites held negligible meaning.” Basically, saying all whites are racist.
Frank Marshall Davis was a former member of the Communist Party USA, who managed to accumulate a 600-page dossier of his activities from the Federal Bureau of Investigation as well as place him on the bureau’s “security index,” which means he could have been arrested at any time.
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