"Ali hate"..... what's the point??

[Bill Paxtom]

June 3, 1965

Another brilliant statement by the 'Great Sportsman'.

"I don't want to be shipped across the Atlantic Ocean to fight those 'Japs' in Vietnam."

[brocktonblockbust]

June 3, 1965

Another brilliant statement by the 'Great Sportsman'.

"I don't want to be shipped across the Atlantic Ocean to fight those 'Japs' in Vietnam."

Yeah he was some genius, wasn't he bwwwOOOOOOOOOOOOOWAWAWAWA

The US-Army tested his IQ and the result was 78.

After scoring a 78 on a 1964 Army IQ test -- "I said I was the greatest, not the smartest" -- Ali was classified 1-Y: "Not qualified under current standards for service in the armed forces."

78............borderline retardation

[Master]

What he lacked academically he more than made up for it in the ring.

[brocktonblockbust]

He was lightning fast and had superb reflexes and maybe the Greatest Chin of All Times. Awesome left jab, nice sharp straight right, and a stinging left hook.

On the negative side, he held and grabbed and pulled excessively, had absolutely ZERO body attack, got atleast 4 GIFT decisions, acted despicably towards many of his fellow black Americans, and got hit way too much to the skull and kidneys, had too much blood in his urine for weeks after several of his fights, contused kidneys, due to Rope A Dope nonsense, etc.

[Bill Paxtom]

He was lightning fast and had superb reflexes and maybe the Greatest Chin of All Times. Awesome left jab, nice sharp straight right, and a stinging left hook.

On the negative side, he held and grabbed and pulled excessively, had absolutely ZERO body attack, got atleast 4 GIFT decisions, acted despicably towards many of his fellow black Americans, and got hit way too much to the skull and kidneys, had too much blood in his urine for weeks after several of his fights, contused kidneys, due to Rope A Dope nonsense, etc.

Muhammad Ali,

Was like a 1963 Plymouth Belvedere 426 'Max-Wedge 'Super Stocker' campaigning
in the 1970's.

He {they} just kept on winning, albeit not pretty all the time. They kept running no
matter what you {they} did to them. And they wouldn't blow up.

[Beanflicker]

Yeah he was some genius, wasn't he bwwwOOOOOOOOOOOOOWAWAWAWA

The US-Army tested his IQ and the result was 78.

After scoring a 78 on a 1964 Army IQ test -- "I said I was the greatest, not the smartest" -- Ali was classified 1-Y: "Not qualified under current standards for service in the armed forces."

78............borderline retardation

That's another strike against Ali IMO. Ali probably wasn't the brightest guy in terms of academics but no way was he borderline retard... he intentionally bombed the test because he didn't want to go to war.

Ali didn't give a fuck about speaking out against the "unjust" war until he was FORCED to go, then all of a sudden he was a big anti-war guy.

He shouldn't get credit for being a crusader for religious and personal freedom. He did it out of self preservation.

[Bill Paxtom]

Beanflicker,

A few points.

1} Did Cassius Clay, 'purposely' bomb the test. ...... Most Likely.

2} Did the United States Selective Service know that Cassius 'pulled a tank job'...... Yes

3} Nobody could be that 'stupid' to fail that Elementary School type test.

4} Was Cassius Clay going to war. .......... 'NO'

5} Cassius Clay would have been stationed 'ridiculously' so far away from a Battlefield, it's funny.
Most likely a supply-base in the South Pacific {Hawaii or Guam}.

6} In other words, safe in the 'rear'.

Very True,

Cassius Clay never heard of Vietnam until he was at the end of his 'deferments'. Suddenly he
became a 'crusader'.

Like I said earlier,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the guy was 'a fraud'.