Dr. Khallid Muhammad - The Lie Killer (1997)

back those of you who have heard this brother before you know that you're getting ready to hear something dynamic you know you're getting ready to hear something important you know you're getting ready to hear something strong you know you're getting ready to hear something black and you know you're getting ready to hear something that's gonna wake you up if you're asleep and gonna keep you up if you're awake it is my pleasure to introduce the brother who is not only known as but can live up to his name as the truth terrorists [Laughter] [Music] if you're afraid of the truth when you leave here you'll be terrorized you'll be terrorized and you'll be terrified but if it doesn't kill you it'll make you stronger brothers and sisters our brother minister khalid muhammad um um in the name of allah the beneficent the merciful all praise is due to allah the lord of all the worlds we forever thank almighty god for coming as it was written and prophesied that he would come to seek and to save that which was lost and we can find no other people fitting the description of the lost brother the lost sister or the lost sheep except we the 50 million or more mentally and spiritually dead black men and black women here in the hells of north america and so we thank him for coming in the person of master farad muhammad and raising up in our midst a divine leader a divine teacher and a divine guide in the person of his messenger and his messiah to the black man and black woman here in the hells of north america the most honorable elijah muhammad and we thank the two of them for the man who is my teacher and my mentor and the man who is responsible for my spiritual rights of passage i speak of none other than the premier leader not only here in the hells of north america but throughout the world the honorable minister louis farrakhan in their names i greet you here at d and j book distributors in queens and to brother mark and to his queen and to others who are responsible for this forum i greet you with the greeting words of peace assalamu alaikum hotep shalom lafayette knee and free the land and black laws for all black people again it is my honor to be here and to speak to you on such a timely topic during this period when the birth of the reverend dr martin luther king jr is observed by many and celebrated by many the subject that you have given me malcolm x and martin luther king human rights and civil rights the challenge of the 21st century is quite a challenging subject of all our studies of course history is best qualified and most attractive to reward our research if we know what happened yesterday we can intelligently discuss today because today is built on yesterday and tomorrow is built on today and we should be intelligent enough that if we know what happened yesterday that we are not likely to let the same thing go down again today our unity in sisterhood brotherhood and struggle is profound principled and forever we choose the revolution of our people and the liberation of our people as our lives go and struggle as the method to achieving our struggle is constantly and continuously against the oppressor and against all in us which is in contradiction to our values and the choice we've made we choose the liberation of our people and our choice is conscious full and free and we accept all risk and welcome all rewards it might bring we have nothing better nothing better and more revolutionary and rewarding to do with our lives than to struggle struggle to bring into being a new world a world in which we our children and our families can breathe and create and stand and walk in a warmer sun this is the kawaiita kiapo and i want to begin with a note from langston hughes since at this time of the year there is so much talk about the dream and the dreamer langston hughes gives us this as it was made popular through lorraine hansberry berry in a raisin in the sun and it begins what happens to a dream deferred does it dry up like a raisin in the sun or fester like a sore and then run does it stink like rotten meat or crust and sugar over like a syrupy sweet maybe it just sags like a heavy load or does it explode brothers and sisters in a laboratory no experiment is a failure even if the results of that experiment only proves that it can't be done that way that experiment is not a failure the experiment of the life and legacy of the man that we know to be martin luther king jr the experiment of that life was not a failure it was not a failure it serves us well today because even if it does nothing else it tells us that it can't work that way and when you find out in an experiment that it can't work that way then the results advances your study advances your research and it should put you on firm footing toward real resolution and the best results that you might hope for dr martin luther king jr here 30 years ago and as he walked in selma alabama and worked in selma alabama in birmingham alabama and montgomery alabama and chicago and throughout the hills of north america as the chairman or as the leader of the southern christian leadership conference as dr king worked thirty years ago for us it is written in the scriptures what greater love could a man have or a woman than to lay down their life for their brother for their sister for their friend dr king laid down his life for us and if for no other reason we must honor him for laying down his life for us but we must analyze his life and we as the most honorable elijah muhammad teaches us that it is after one has made the transition after they have made the transition to what some call death but what others call to the realm of the ancestors of the egungun then a period can be placed behind the testament of that life and then we can carefully and critically make an analysis of that life dr king laid down his life for us and dr king believed in the moral conscience of the white man and since we are talking about civil rights and human rights here tonight i think it's fitting that we begin right then he believed in the moral conscience of the white man well i'm here tonight at d and j to tell you that the white man ain't got no morals and he ain't got no conscience dr king believed in civil rights well i'm here to tell you that the white man ain't too civil and he ain't too right malcolm believed in human rights i'm here to tell you that the white man ain't too human and he ain't too right it makes no difference whether it's civil rights or human rights you must weigh the circumstances surrounding the very origin of the white man into the world to then determine if he's capable of being civil if he's capable of being human this we must put on the scale of maya and give it the meiotic weigh-in and see if it strikes the meiotic balance and if it does not strike the meiotic balance then we must make sure that we are not victims of history because it is written that he or she who does not learn the lessons of history is doomed to repeat them thirty years ago the prestigious pristine presidential white house commission set up by lyndon baines johnson a redneck camel breath hunky from texas an outlaw from texas a gun slinging outlaw from texas lyndon baines johnson set up the colonel commission and the colonel commission determined that america 30 years ago was two americas one black and one white separate and unequal and that the number one problem in america 30 years ago was white racism 30 years later after dr martin luther king jr the colonel commission has reconvened and determined that america is still two americas one black and one white separate steel unequal steel and that the number one problem in america today is steel white racism thirty years after dr martin luther king jr they questioned jet magazine staff and journalists questioned the widow of dr martin luther king jr they questioned sister coretta scott king they questioned his daughter they questioned his son they questioned the reverend wyatt t walker they questioned a former city councilman hosea williams who was one of his right hand men they questioned amos i mean andy young former mayor of atlanta georgian former ambassador to the united to the united nations they questioned them and they questioned others and they put the question to them about success or failure they put the question to them have we really made progress 30 years after dr king they wanted them to analyze the dream of dr king and they all said that they could see some change here and there but they all said they all agreed that america had a long long way to go some of them were even specific 30 years after dr king if we're going to deal with civil rights and human rights and we're going to weigh it properly we must understand that affirmative action which was important to dr king but never has been important to me because the action has never been affirmative we don't need affirmative action we need reparations and freedom and independence liberation and salvation but affirmative action was important to dr king 30 years after dr king affirmative action does not even remain a dream anymore it's a nightmare now a recalcitrant cold wind blowing through congress blowing through the senate blowing through the white house whistling throughout the hills of north america has now swept affirmative action almost but from the scene today 30 years after the dream of the dreamer section eight entitlements quota systems that were supposed to level the playing field after a people had been robbed of their names their language their religion their culture their god their folkways their morays their norms robbed of the very power of our own being all of that is being erased today such measures that were supposed to be set up to level the playing field now you've got devils you've got so-called jews imposter jews coming up with theories and theorems on a bell curve other crackers saying that we are genetically inferior other crackers saying that we are stuck at the bottom other crackers saying that we have black jelly beans stuck at the bottom of the bag or the jar look at it you break both of my legs and then you call a race break both of my legs and you stand somebody working with you stands at the starters line fires the starter pistol and you're the only one running you break the tape and then you turn around and criticize me because i haven't made it to the finish line yet i'm dragging along because you've broken both of my damn legs how could you expect me to finish the white man breaks our legs and then has a race and then says well you you you really are intellectually inferior to me you rob me of my name my language my religion my culture my god my folk ways my morays my norms and then you turn around and give me a goddamn test how could you expect me to score like you 30 years after dr king a negro sits on the supreme court bench named clarence thomas standing always against his people and always for the enemy who put him there married to a big dinosaur looking white woman looked like he going home to jurassic park every time he go home [ __ ] have to get on a step ladder just to get some sugar from that big tall white woman and i don't know why we do that don't know why we do that go and get the biggest ugliest white woman we can find claire's thomas have to hug her on one side and the beast is so big and then run around and hug on the other side 30 years 30 years after dr martin luther king jr there's a rise in the ku klux klan 30 years after dr martin luther king jr and the dream of the dreamer and his civil rights 30 years after minister malcolm xl hajj malik el shabazz brother omawali and his dream of human rights thirty years thereafter the white man still considers us three-fifths of a human being at the million-man march we had well over a million to a million and a half maybe even two million convened by the honorable minister louis farrakhan the first foolishness was talking about separating the messenger from the message message which came out by messi jesse he popularized this madness about separating the messenger from the message close to a million and a half two million and the crackers say he saw four hundred thousand why is because the kraken was still counting us that's three-fifths of a human being he got mixed up on infractions got them fractions mixed up 30 years after dr martin luther king jr 30 years after martin luther king jr a rise in the ku klux klan a rise in the aryan brotherhood a rise in the american nazi party a rise in the skinheads a rise in militia groups a rise in right-wing paramilitary hate organizations and hate groups and night riders and day riders as existed during reconstruction thirty years after martin luther king jr the supreme court has handed down a ruling in various states across the country thirty years after minister malcolm x brother omar one believing in civil rights one believing in human rights 30 years after both of them malcolm said we must vote in a solid block that we must vote in a black solid block 30 years after malcolm the supreme court has handed down a decision ruling it unconstitutional for you to have what they call majority minority voting blocks and so gerrymandering and re-maneuvering and so now they're taking small black districts brown districts and dumping them over into bigger white districts to bust up your black voting block which lets you know that you can register to vote all the hell you want to but voting will never get your behind out of this condition you running around registering to vote some of you you don't have to clap for me you say well he's stepping on some toes now and i know they got that camera running and i don't want the camera to catch me applauding cause i'm really with these folks and i'm with those folks [ __ ] you should be with the truth stand up for the truth stop dilly dallying stop pussyfooting stop beating around the bush tiptoeing through the tulips speak the truth regardless of circumstance and send stand up on the truth from the greater cradle to the grave that's your divine responsibility and duty to our people here generations yet unborn and to our ancestors who have gone on that's your duty and that's your responsibility and so the voting blocs being busted up today unconstitutional to have a so-called majority minority voting district 30 years after dr king the white man is killing us it appears like never before you talk about slavery you talk about the plantation you talk about lynching but when he kills a yusuf hawkins when he kills the philip pannell when he kills an anthony baez when he kills a brother a sword when he kills a jerry lee amy and a euler may love when he pulls the trigger and kills a johnny gamage or chokes or johnny gammage or when he kills a tyron lewis in saint petersburg or pittsburgh or wherever we are it's three over here it's five over there it's 10 here it's 20 there it's 50 over there he's lynching us today with a modern kind of lynching and he's killing us today faster than he killed us on the plantation you can't hang as many [ __ ] from a tree and put a noose around their neck as you can pulling the trigger with an automatic and a semi-automatic weapon but you miss 30 years after king and 30 years after malcolm making a careful critical and correct analysis of what's going on because some of you still want to hold on maybe nobody in here maybe that's the ones who didn't come in fact let's establish some rules now if i say anything that you don't like just say he ain't talking about me it's about somebody else all right some of us are crazier today than we were when malcolm was here than we were when martin was here some of you got your tikis and your sandals and your booboos and your daishikis and your red and your black and your green and your mud cloth and your kente claw and christmas you had a damn christmas tree in your house you got your afro you got your dreadlocks you got your african braids you got all of that you got you crowned and gown to the ground but you got a dead tree that the pekka would sow you in your house with some kente ribbon on it with a santa claus with red black and green on you got a red black and green stocking over the fireplace you have taken this madness and dressed it up and tried to give it an african flavor some of you today 30 years after malcolm 30 years after martin 30 years after the call for civil rights and human rights some of you are still quoting the white man's corrupt constitution and his declaration of independence and his bill of wrongs i mean his bill of rights we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal they are endowed by their creator by certain unalienable rights that are these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness let's look at that would you hold this for me son this is my son farah give me a strong black this is just plain toilet paper unused plain toilet paper it's just wet this is big it's heavy and it's black this is what it's small it's light and it's white i'm here to tell you tonight from the most honorable elijah muhammad that all men all women are not created equal but we are created equally yes so teaches the honorable minister louis farrakhan from the teachings of the most honorable elijah muhammad there is nothing equal in the universe one of your eyes is higher than the other one or lower than the other one is bigger than the other one leg is shorter than the other alone and some of us walk like it there is nothing equal in the universe but everything in nature has been created everything in nature has been created equally but nutty let's look at again black big and heavy that's right small light and white but when i drop it into a law look carefully now look down don't look up and this ain't no magic there's ain't no afro-cadabra they both hit the floor at the same time let's look at it another way this is what like right talk back to me this is what color this is what all right let's look at it we hold the two of them up they're not equal are they one is big one is small one is white one is black come on huh one is heavy one is life they're not equal but they have been created equally and when you dropped them into god's law we did it at first with black being bigger and heavier and white being smaller and lighter now we do it the opposite way and when we drop them they both fall into a law and they both hit the floor what same time at the same time let's look at it even further freedom is a law of nature freedom is a law of nature and justice is deeply rooted in the universal order of things and it is the divine intent of the almighty all-wise god and creator that everything lived equally under his creation let's look at it the ant and the anteater the chicken and the chicken hawk it makes no difference what it is in nature all have been created equally but not equal everything must have food you with me water air and the proper environmental and atmospheric condition the ant must have food the ant must have water the ant must have air the ant must have the proper atmospheric and environmental conditions to continue to live but on the other hand the anteater must have food it just turns out that the ant is the food of the ant eater the anteater must have food must have water must have air must have the proper environmental and atmospheric conditions let's look at the chicken and the chicken hawk both of them must have food both must have air both must have water in the proper atmospheric and environmental condition it just so happens that the chicken is the food of the chicken hawk nature is set up with predators and prey and we have been the prey of the white man for the past four to six thousand years of his sojourn here on our planet the brown man and woman the red man and woman the yellow man and woman all have been the prey of the white man the white man is our natural enemy i know nobody teaches that too much anymore we've gotten sophisticated now we talk all up in the clouds now we talk all kinds of proper talking talked at borderlines that we might be trying to get away but we also look like we're trying to stay all at the same time we're dreaming of a brighter day in america we gotta search for tomorrow in america i cannot change and i will not change and god damn it don't ask me to change because i'm not going to the white man is not a devil but the white man is the devil and if the white man is not the devil he's going to have to do until the real devil gets it civil rights and human rights the challenge of the 21st century look at it if you're going to look at malcolm x and martin luther king you've got to look at them in phases you've got old testament malcolm and new testament malcolm you got old testament martin the new testament old testament martin had a soft line newt i mean old testament martin had a soft line new testament martin moved toward a harder life criticized america challenged america called america stepped out of the realm of negro affairs stepped out of the box into the international arena and started comparing the war in vietnam with what black people were facing right here in the hills of north america on the ho chi minh trail or the edmund pettus bridge martin started making a comparison so that's old testament martin and new testament martin from a softer line to a harder line and i don't mind being unpopular if i stand on truth i must say that there's again an old testament malcolm and a new testament malcolm old testament malcolm lean taught a harder line new testament malcolm move toward a softer line give a damn whether you applaud don't give a damn whether you nod your head don't give a damn whether you smile i know they're not going to give you your money back so you might as well just sit back and relax and deal with it let's look at it old testament malcolm said a revolution is bloody a revolution knows no compromise a revolution uproots and overturns everything that gets in its path old testament malcolm said if you knew what a revolution was well you wouldn't even use that word in your vocabulary old testament malcolm said if you knew what a revolution was while you get back in the alley that's old testament malcolm old testament malcolm said all white folks are the devil he said none of them are any good he said if you find one that you think is good kill him first before he turned bad that's old testament because just as sure as the sun shines the guy's going to turn bad i'm telling you buddy he's gonna turn back no make no mistake about it the guy can't help it gee whiz golly gee if you think anything else is far out buddy it's far out gmaninis old testament malcolm use not only spiritual and political and cultural terminology he used revolutionary terminology as well what does this say okay can we read it everybody look and say what does it say did he say leave malcolm alone [Music] did it say stop criticizing martin you really wanna know what he's saying you know what i was saying you don't wanna know what he said do you how many wanna know what he said don't lie you won't know what it says everyone know let me see your head how many don't want to know what he said raise your lying hand it just says can you take a 15-minute break at some point take a 15-minute break and we're going to do that and then we'll we'll reconvene all right is that all right with everybody he said that ain't really say that everybody all right we were talking about old testament malcolm and new testament malcolm old testament martin and new testament martin martin from a softer line to a hard line malcolm from a hard line to a soft er line not a soft line but a soft er line new testament malcolm went back to saudi arabia now he'd already gone in 59 whatever he saw when he went back the second time now believe me he saw it the first time all right okay all right yeah i got to drop some ebonics up off in here all right i dropped a lily bonus y'all y'all before to know what i'm talking about you know you the photo note he went to mecca this takes nothing away from him these are lives that were not allowed to be private lives these were lives that were lived before our eyes you see you can make your changes and a lot of times people don't see your changes huh you get in the showering chain you sitting on the throne in the toilet and change come out a new person everything came out all right some of you you go to one journal prayer you're a changed person you go to one jew of prayer and you come back brother and your wife don't even know you you're khalid abdul suleiman kareem the magnificent iii abdullah got an arabic accent and one juma breath you come back in the dorsal land while they come right to life too and she said all right baby ain't [ __ ] ah salaam walaikum i love you baby and she said well what's the matter babe no i'm not baby anymore i'm khalid rasool kareem rock man you go it's a [ __ ] i know you you willy bobo you go and take 30 minutes of karate try to slant your damn eyes in the mirror want to eat chop suey and egg foo young all the time we just wow rob so thoroughly of a knowledge of self until everybody's culture makes an impression on us the best way to defeat the oppressor's culture and alien culture is to live your own is to live your own that's the best way to defeat it new testament malcolm went back to saudi arabia after he had been the first time and he went in and he came he wrote postcards back he sent letters back saying here i am in mecca and it's a sight to behold here i am he said sleeping on the same mat eating from the same bowl drinking from the same cup with men whose skin is the whitest of white whose hair is the blondest of blonde whose eyes are the bluest of blue this proves that it can work that integration can work he was interviewed he said i was in mecca he said and i was with i was with men whose skin would be considered white in mecca he said but they had islam and he said islam made them different islam didn't allow them to act like racist and that's what the white man in america needs malcolm said he needs islam wait let me tell you something [Music] i've been to mecca eight times okay i came back each time believing that the white man was more the devil after i got back then before i went over there there are muslims who don't want you to talk about this we got to deal with the truth ah there is no division in islam there is no invidious class distinction in islam i'll be there i was in mecca at the methadone of the airport the biggest delegation to come to mecca is represented by the blue black purple black nigerians and senegalese from west africa west africa says the biggest delegation some of our brothers and sisters so beautiful so black looked like they were spit they were spit ink it's black spit black ink i saw some of them their greatest dream even though they might be 70 or 80 some in their 90s is to just make it to the holy city of mecca one time in their life before they pass on some of them want to die in mecca that's their dream their whole life through i saw elder sisters looking like they were 80 years 90 years old in the airport i saw racist white arabs with their gutra and their method and all of that that they wear i saw them running through the airport and grab elder nigerian sisters and senegalese sisters and grab them and snatch them and just throw them across the airport and i'd run to their white behinds and grab them and throw them against the damn wall and couldn't speak arabic but i was telling them that's my great grandmother that you whether i ever met her before that's my great grandmother that i left in africa generations down the line i saw ghettos in mecca tell me nothing about mecca i saw them come out with with bread in their in their robes and their thobes and black people be there stuck or stranded there because they just wanted to be somewhere close to what they call the sacred precinct and i see them arrogantly walk out and throw bread up in the sky and let it hit the ground and our people eat off the ground in an oil-rich saudi arabia pumping billions of barrels and billions of dollars from a root etymologically at the similar route to aswad which means black arabia if you're confused on that read chancellor williams dr chancellor williams says that all of that area changed from black to brown to white from black to brown to white that they drove us from the centers of power and they set up in saudi arabia as they call it today they set up in what is called israel today they set up in syria they set up in jordan they set up in morocco and algeria if i didn't say it they set up in egypt they set up in libya they set up in all of those areas and drove us from the centers of power and those areas changed from black to brown to white you don't want to talk about that you say well what about slavery let's talk about slavery in islam i haven't seen the slavery but i'll tell you what i did see i was in medina at masjid al-nabi the prophet's mosque in medina i saw these men with their eyes back in their head their temples were recessed into their head gaunt looking looking east african or looking ethiopian or somalian or eritrean which is all the same all the same until the white man started his game over there they were rough on the women in the mosque they were just grabbing women and throwing them all over the place i didn't mind as long as they were throwing the white women i wouldn't like malcolm i didn't say nothing about that but they put their hand on her sister i grabbed a hand and checked them so i asked who are these men and people say you don't know who that is it's a whole group of them i said no who are they they said those they said those are the eunuchs my brain locked i say what are they unique what do they mean and i guess they are unique they say the eunuchs you know what a eunuch is i say yeah yeah they say yeah you know they are reproductive their regenerative organ their sex organ was cut off by the white arabs i got furious i said what they said they bring them over from africa and they cut their regenerative and reproductive organs off so that they can watch over their harems and watch over their many women and they not have to worry about the african brother impregnating one of their women i had nightmares dreams about these brothers for nights they were very anti-social they didn't want to deal with anyone they stayed among themselves they had this kind of resentment as i said for women and for anything outside of their immediate circle i saw that to the degree that i could see it with my own eyes because some of you you know you ask them crazy questions i didn't see that far no somebody will say did you really see you know that's a fool and i know we got a question and answer period coming up so i'm trying to discourage the fools before we even get started so if you're thinking about asking me that don't ask me no damn silly question and anyway there was nothing to see they had been castrated castrated now that's going on today so when there are rumors about slavery because you're a muslim you might want to hide and say well i don't think so and that's wrong and it might be wrong and it might be coming through the wrong channels but the enemy having another plan for putting it out there exacerbating tensions and exaggerating stories but i have reason to believe that it could be true but i have no proof and i must be honest except proof of the eunuchs is proof enough for me i was in the sudan and i was sitting with brother siddique al maddie with the honorable minister louis farrakhan we were at sadika matthew's home and out of the clear black or blue i asked one of my questions the minister looked at me i said our brother sadiq do our people here in the sudan consider themselves muslim or i'm not that didn't say that do they consider themselves arab or african he never hesitated he said arabs now he's in the sudan he said we are arabs anyone who speaks the arabic language is an arab i said brother that sounds the minister looked at me but he didn't stop me though he let me go i said that sounds like arab imperialism to me you mean you're an african and you deny your africanism to say that you an arab i could have understood a little bit if he would have said we are muslim then he would have been dealing with something in a religious or spiritual realm but he said we are arab and i hear many arrogant arabs say alhamdulillah we are so happy that you have accepted our religion islam say it's not your religion or that i'm covering now deals with malcolm's dream of human rights you can't get human rights legislated from the hague and netherlands you can't get human rights legislated from into any white european body on the face of the planet earth you can't take your case to a world court malcolm we love you for all that you have done but 30 years later we must make a careful critical and correct analysis you can't take your case before the united nations rockefeller paid for a greater portion of the very ground that the united nations is sitting on all of the african nations and asian nations can vote together in a solid block and one cracker one stinking cracker can walk to the podium may not even walk to the podium hit a button or hit a lever at the desk and veto one cracker can veto all of the votes put together am i lying how many know what i'm talking about let me see your hand if you don't know what i'm talking about just keep your damn hand down some of you won't raise your hand you have to raise your hand hell you know some of the ones that didn't raise their hand no i'm telling the truth but you want to keep the lie out there because some don't want to give this white man up human rights you are the human you are the human he is not a human you are the human you naturally have the moral and spiritual and ethical nature i'll do that in part two after the break i'll lay this out and i'll cover it after the break i've been and i will get back to malcolm in a minute i've been to muslim countries i've been to christian countries i've been to capitalist countries i've been to socialist countries i've been to communist countries i've been to so-called jew countries and no matter what the social political economic academics system is wherever the black white dynamic existed i found the white on top and the black on the bottom if it was based on race i saw the white race on top black race on the bottom if it was based on class i saw the white folks in the upper class and black people in the lower class i'll go into it a little deeper when we get back we'll go back into islam islam cannot change the white man stop telling that lie nothing can change the white man the white man is coded that way you want to believe with this human rights and civil rights talk you want to believe that there are good white folks and bad white folk there's just two kinds of white folks bad white folks and worst white folks that's all it is i know some of you with all of your african adornment got a white girlfriend got a white boyfriend you ain't got to raise your hand we can look at you and see susie in your eyes [Laughter] you don't get off so easy assistant we can see bob we see bill we see larry in your eyes merv dug bud some of you got these crackers walking around with dreadlocks that's one of the most dreadful scenes that you could ever see there's a cracker with these phony funny looking dreadlocks brothers and sisters humanism if we look at it you're the human being you're the human being you gave morality to the world you gave ethics to the world you gave spirituality the notion even even if they haven't accepted it or nature won't allow them to receive it you gave the notion of spirituality to the world you gave religion to the world you did before you there were none after you there'll be no more if you find a thing doing the same thing in every time zone on every land mass throughout the annals of time you find it doing the same thing then that should let you know that it cannot change it's coded that way it can't change the white man can't change the most honorable elijah muhammad says separation is the best and only solution look at him i'm quoting him perfectly now come right on our brother and sister that speech right here he says separation is the best and only solution let's stop right there if he said it was just the best solution then you could say well there are some other solutions huh but he said it's the best and only solution to the problem the race problem that exists between black and white separation is the only solution you praise the white man some of us not me you praise him for his declaration of independence you praise him for separating from the british empire the declaration of independence was an act of separation 13 little scrawny colonies separated from the british empire is that right paul revere huh george washington thomas jefferson john adams these [ __ ] with petal pushers and ruffles on these shirts and wigs on their head then the minutemen how am i going to get into that that's between that's between them and their wives ain't got nothing to do with that [Music] i don't know why their wives call them the minutemen this is such a serious subject since brothers and sisters we have to lighten it up with a little humor every now and then you give me the signal brother when you when would you like to have that break would you like to have it right now how many would like to take the break now how long should the break be 15 to 20 minutes and during that 15 to 20 minutes what's procedure how do all right brothers and sisters let us now take a break and we'll be black in a minute thank you this is not a question i just wanted to say i was really impressed with what you said for your positions baby right over here i'll let you know me what's your name danielle what's your name baby marcia and the listener get them both these guys [Applause] don't you just have a seat right there baby that two seats right there all right yes ma'am i wanted to say that i was really impressed with what you said about martin luther king if he had talked about integrating ourselves you know black and black catholics black protestants really a very strong point then i always think about what jesus said about loving your enemy he wasn't talking to the jews or the hebrews loving the romans he was talking about the hebrews loving each other and in that love they would really overcome the the enemy which was the romans and when jesus really knew how to talk against the pharisees and i think your point was really very well taken that if we stop loving the enemy who's the white man and start loving ourselves west indians and african americans uh west indian korea you know from the spanish caribbean and all that we just covered the diaspora will be really cool and i really assure you sandy figure off from hostos [Applause] let me get brother and then i'll come here yes sir i saw your hand second yeah i enjoyed your steve it was beautiful uh well i wanted to ask you that i seen that geraldo fest in washington people walked out on youtube yeah and i like your comments on that because that cause it wasn't complete he did like that when it wasn't going his way yeah i think i was because he's just prostituting himself he's a disgrace to the puerto rican brothers and sisters absolute disgrace and i say this and i must say language does not determine family right children speak spanish some of us speak french some of us speak english portuguese [Music] y'all know she [Applause] the point here is that some of us have been bitten by a french dog some by an english dog one by a spanish dog it makes no difference we've all been bitten by the same dog it just speaks different languages so when we walk the streets of new york or wherever we are we can't be divided by languages language cannot and should not divide us um this was just a main point that i wanted to make sister covered her point quite well there was no need to to add to that but the last part of your point was he cut this when he cut it that's he brother your main thing or whatever i understand it was supposed to go two hours but we were told that it would go two hours base it was based on the jews here in new york we were in dc it was based on the jews who controlled the show they were watching it of course and they would determine whether they would go two hours or one hour my presence was so disruptive just being right instead the little sister from harvard um alvin now brothers and sisters we all knew a month before the show who was going to be on the show he knew i was going to be on the show i knew he was going to be on the show we knew chris dodd would be there we knew that the warrior lawyer attorney malik shabazz would be on it we knew uh what's the name barbara ship he doesn't want to be called barbara she just wants to be called [ __ ] i'm not going to get into that i was like some [ __ ] i didn't say that other word um so and and the negron from bet tablet smile he sleeps at those homes he visits and stays over and everything you know anyway you can't trust a [ __ ] named [Applause] so before i even spoke as you well saw it was staged before it started started whining backstage before we came out he started he uses my spiritual father against me as many people do many places i go now he used my spiritual father against me he started telling her all doing hauling look i don't know man you know eating fart even fire got rid of this guy we can't be on here with him you know he's started to say anything you know we can't you know if farah khan got rid of him you know that's what he was trying to say [Applause] he was trying to say that you know what we think of this was a man farah even fire trump had to get rid of and distance himself from he was saying now how are we going to go on with this show so gerardo when we got ready to go on he called me in the room just the two of us we sat in there and sipped little juice and little tea and crumpets and whatever chris darden was sitting there with his knees knocking santa death i thought he was gonna be the one i had me a boxing tissue box of when i jumped on him i was going to give him some clinics to ride his tears i was going to call him the white man's [ __ ] before the work and i was going to say that he was just like a good well-trained [ __ ] from the plantation that when the slave master had a [ __ ] that had run away that he wanted to lynch and the [ __ ] got away before he could lynch him he would sit in this [ __ ] this fast [ __ ] that he had trained [Applause] and i was going to say before the world that he was crying because he was begging the white man he was telling the white man don't get rid of me bruce i know you wanted to lynch this i tried to catch the [ __ ] [Laughter] [Applause] [Laughter] [Applause] magazine showing marcia clark with a new boyfriend plays in a rock band white boy she had turned him away from her place she had been letting him come in he showed up one and she wouldn't let him in he cried again johnny cochran said in an interview that chris met him in the hallway and told him look you leave my woman alone so i was going to just dog being the white man's [ __ ] but he sat there just as calm and he didn't who's supposed to be one of america's great scholars supposed to be a heavy negro scholar supposed to be a psychiatrist negro supposed to be skilled in the mind unless you know these negroes ain't nothing and if you don't have a knowledge of self when you come out of these white folks institutions you ain't got any you get a ms degree more of the same you get a phd degree piled higher so this negro puts on a show and he uses my spiritual father before the world he says this this man we all know that minister farah khan even minister farakan had to get rid of him we know that he has said all of these things i i can't sit here on this show with him and you can boo me if you want to but i'm going to get up and leave right now and this tom gets up and i stand up behind him and say see you see you i'm driving maybe they'll accept you back your white folks and your jews will accept you back at harvard when you get back but this was so when he goes among them they'll all pat him on the heads pat him on the button and tell him what a good [ __ ] i'm so glad you did that khalid muhammad like that so then around though they tried to box me in he had tavis smiley on one side and they had planted ship on the other side and the three of them were supposed to deal with my leak and and if i can't with a crossfire from my league to me they felt they could handle it and contain anything so then when we raised the point i raised the point that shook the whole thing is when i said that the reason he was as malik had laid the stage in the charges for him already against him already and said he had gone absolutely oj crazy i point out the reason he had gone o.j crazy is because the station and the network is owned and controlled by jews and that they had put him out there to do that that the jury is not a sequestered jury the jury goes home every night and so he retries oj and the day's proceedings on tv every night so that whatever they dealt with in courtroom during the daytime he could erase it hopefully at night they put him there on the point to do that and i said and you have a tarnished relationship with the goldman family and your mama is a jew and he just went what oh you're gonna get personal with me and he has a big tattoo that's right the so-called star david or the mogan daru on his hand right here he said i'm proud of my star of david so this is exposing him and pulling the cover off of him that his mom is at you and then i went on to say hey you have a behind closed doors relationship he's sleeping with denise brown who is the sister of nicole he went wild and then we had it set up by comrade our comrade and the struggle brother my conrad and the struggle brother hiram ashanti who was representing brother kabir hadas from west philly we set it up before he came to the mic he told him that he was going to ask something else that he was going to say well look we didn't agree with oj being here in this community and in this church and that colleague muhammad and they said oh come on they brought him up to the back and he got up to the mic and brother hiram ashanti laid it all out he said with the with the skinheads and the ku klux klan and the militia and the freeman and the adl and he said you're going to put all of them together in the same category and he fights him down a higher mashanti he says and i want to ask uh dr khaled muhammad should black men get take up arms should black men have guns now that's it went crazy bishop you don't want that kind of question asked here in the church do you we're gonna go to the break so you're not gonna let me answer the question here no that question can't be we're not gonna allow that question to be answered here i mean it was a blessing some people say well i wish he could have gone the second hour it was a victory when you go on that kind of program you're supposed to blow it up it was disruptive and still we got a message across right and so that's why i didn't go the second hour and that's why it just flopped it just ended and then he tried to run it for a couple of weeks after that he did excerpts from it yeah lifting sound bites from each of them everybody knows he gave seven grand he gave seven grand well the preacher kept big that you were gonna give us some money he said well i gave you some money oh in words i paid you some money but now we got to tell you what we really need that's the reason i let you in it as you said upstairs oh this is not gone every time the bishop opened his mouth he was begging like the old negro creature on the plantation you want an old buttered biscuit and a piece of fat back at the back and he would be [Applause] college uh we are indeed indebted to you not for a speech brothers and sisters but for a program of action so my question isn't to dr collins because he's doing his work my question is what a week okay that wasn't rhetorical that wasn't rhetorical that was a revolutionary pointed question anybody want to answer that what she is saying is simply as brothers and sisters but these kinds of forums are valuable to us they're most important for the distance i mean for the dissemination of information and to destroy the disinformation campaign of our enemy that they are most important but we leave out top heaven and we we start practicing i'm teaching my son this term hagiography we become videographers that's those who call on the name of the great set of saints every time something comes we say malcolm said dr ben said dr clark said dr jeffrey said uh uh you know we just started uh including saying calling on the name of the greats but what sister viola is talking about is a program a practical program of revolutionary action some of you have heard so many scholars some of you got walls of tapes walls of books you can quote just about anything anytime anywhere to anybody for 30 years after now 30 years after martin what are we going to do i'll tell you the way malcolm turnbull i'll repeat those words and paraphrase even 30 years later you can stay right in the church just accept revolutionary nationalism as your primary goal and objective you can stay right in the minds let's unite under the banner and program of revolutionary nationalism you can stay right in your fraternity you can stay right in your sorority did you stay right in your civil rights organization we need you in all of those organizations so that you can be agents for revolutionary change inside of those organizations where you are already loved and respected we must build an african united front a black united front that transcends ideology and boundaries and when we have common goals and common objectives and we're putting into place a spiritual cultural political revolutionary apparatus that can move our people toward freedom and independence that's what she's asking she's saying you and you seem like you enjoyed it it looked like a revolutionary revival does it do so she said now that you're excited happy feeling good some of you mad you provoked to anger you ain't been that mad in a long time and i intended to make you mad she said now how do we translate this into action you know december 12th movement the december 12th movement's movement and work in the community the new york eight you know the revolutionary commitment and the years of relentless no let up commitment because anybody who really wants to do something after we do this anytime i know foolishness going out attacking the white man's tanks with bricks throwing hot bean pies at the swat squad don't want to videotape a revolutionary book at the white man i'm not talking about nothing silly but with the conscience among us the conscious community we're criminals the conscious community is involved in criminal activity it's a criminal enterprise because you have the knowledge you have the wisdom you have the understanding you have the consciousness we have it what are we doing we have these forums we talk about how the white man is shooting us down how he's killing us how he's murdering us how our political prisoners are locked up america's foreign policy program to africa which ain't going to never change right give a damn who's in the white house or the outhouse wouldn't make any difference what are we going to do don't you want to find some way that we could unite beyond our organizations find some kind of organization of organizations that must be someone in here is so this is this is like church you know when the preachers start live he's preached the preacher asks you now who who and who will come [Laughter] who does not have a church home in other words i'm saying who who in his conscience and no you're not doing the damn thing someone you just like to be happy you know you just like to talk stuff anyway you can quote all the stuff and you like to run it down you'll be at the job dazzling everybody on the job even packing woods and everybody be listening when you're in school you got everybody even the professor the professor's scared of you when you walk into class you come in with george gm james diop everybody professor damn near hyde that's revolutionary too yeah can we all just get it on [Laughter] i'm begging you all just get it on that's what she's asking do we have a mailing list here did we did we make our mailing list did we get everybody's name address and phone number that's here no i know let's circulate a couple of legal pads and tablets in your audience can be kept here at d j p j and i think sister viola should take a copy of that with her and i'll be working with december 12 new york eight from this point on i believe that we all have to uh put down these artificial barriers all this tribalism i'm from this tribe i'm from that tribe my tribe where this my tribe where's that i roll with everybody i'm with the brothers with the bow ties and the semis to me that's real i go all over the country everywhere there's a revolutionary radical movement i hook up with the media co-chairman of the new black panther party that's coming so how are you going to be with the black panther party and you what's the contradiction there's no contradiction let's reinforce each other minister farkhan said to you at the million-man march join an organization mr farrakhan is the leader of the nation of islam he's also a lifetime member of the naacp yes he is he's a member of nails or gnaws the national african american leadership summit with ben chavis and jesse and all of them that's all right that's all right i want to join a national revolutionary movement where all the radicals the militants and revolutionaries come together and we'll give this white man hell from one end of the country to the other end of the country with minister farrakhan organizing the civil rights leaders and pastors and the rights ain't nothing funny about that because these are people we've been able respect each other in the same room he's able to do that but i want to organize all the radicals all the revolutionaries the freedom fighters nationalists pat africans those who want to build a black power movement there's no contradiction in that that means we got the white man going and coming hassling him and hustling him and harassing him and all of his problems so let's circulate this list one to be left with d and j brother mark and brothers and sisters here d and j and one uh with uh assistant violin if you don't mind because the machine put us on this path here tonight at least with that profound question is there anyone here who hasn't you've already given but you want to give a more substantial donation so anyone here would like to give 10 or 20. sister viola plumber that's babies where the babies right think he said that man talks on us thank you any other donations anybody who'll give 10 as one gift brother's name brother [Laughter] twenty dollars donations let's make sure that this list continues to circulate for any other donations there anyone else will give five even if you've given already give five give ten fives tens all right i'll come back to you think about it again are there any other questions is that in on the questions one more question is this our last question that's our last question in light of what's going on in new york city and later what's going on in new york city with police brutality okay i was listening to our shopping this morning on news one and i really haven't been willing to hope okay because i've always a bunch of god but for this time right now i know that we really have you name it they do even from looking at the sisters walking down the street in tight stuff not licking their lips and blowing kisses you know and it's very degrading too now even though i don't quote what brother al sharpton was saying today made a lot of sense to me and for right now would you consider him to be um back or should we look into backing him for the may for the mayoral run because i really don't try not to get into politics unless i feel it's worthwhile for black or if it's going to benefit my family and my love so would you tell me if you're personally back in well first of all i don't vote and i never and even if i could i wouldn't there had to be some very special circumstances that would cause me to vote and under those special circumstances then perhaps it would be possible so far i haven't seen those special circumstances and right now as i said i'm an ex-convict proud to say something on my resume and i'm proud to have it that's a school that i wouldn't have volunteered to enroll in but since it's on my resume i'm happy that it's there and happy about what i did while i was there um so i can't vote now but there are those of you who can i would have to say that any strong candidate that is running against julianna that i would have to give some kind of support to that candidate i am not one who would speak against reverend sharpton running for mayor against rudolph [Music] so my brother i would have to say that do you know any other candidates that are on it anybody else [Music] if there are any revolutionary nationalist candidates running then i would have to swing my support behind the revolutionary nationalist candidate but if there are no revolutionary nationalist candidates running and giuliani certainly is not a viable option for us to have to contemplate i would have to say that if reverend sharpton uh is the candidate that from among us that is rocking and we have no revolutionary nationalists who would gain who has gained the reputation that we would put our swing our vote in support behind it but those of you who vote that uh it's a decision that you should be i don't think you have much of a choice meaning you don't have a real decision to make it's not a real decision that you have today i mean but there's some negroes some nick rolls about hopefully so i think it's ridiculous to vote for giuliani under any circumstances if you're a voter and if reverend sharpton is the candidate running against him and a black man from among us then i don't think you should have to make any real decision i've wouldn't go get it at all yes sir i'll come to you there's a fun to elect the next black man in the city of new york that has a slate of candidates not candidates that draft these um and the process is still open to anybody who wants to be nominated or anybody who wants to nominate someone uh the key people who are running here are brother andy gill and myra williams the processes that you pay um for someone that you want to nominate it's a 500 course there will be a convention in which there's 99 uh for 99 anyone who has 99 dollars to put up organization has 900 to put up whatever it is can have a seat on the delegates um this candidate so far that have been drafted someone has put forward 500 to nominate our sister adelaide sanford uh reverend dennis dillon felipe luciano marta vega his list and my name was submitted also on the list i'm never i'm not a politician haven't ever run for anything but i was the first candidate uh drafted in fact i was gotten there under a rules i was asked to come there to give an award to someone and found out that i was drafted i don't expect obviously to uh run for mayor but if somebody has those kinds of aspirations they could get into that process and they could also help to um to promote the convention a convention will be happening around february to 21st in the absence of any other process whereby the people as a whole or our people as a whole can uh put forth a slate of candidates uh you know uh to me the fun to elect the next black mayor is a viable option also reverend sharpton is one of the draftees and he has agreed to participate in that process at this point it looks to me just as a you know an observer that he's probably going to win but if someone wanted a different kind of candidate that process is open okay as a revolutionary how do you feel about a system that's already been put in place to be able to re-channel our funds back into our pockets it would depend on that you know of a system like that that's already been put in place yes i do black heritage products i would have to say that any program especially have to have a good public struggle as i have been buying and a program that will benefit us i would have to be fine back in that group and encouraging others to do the same so is there a way i could perhaps get the information to you or at the close of this meeting sister the brother raised the question of these police industry and the killings and the rest of it and with all due respect to everybody's political position that the electoral system the mayor governor all of those people will never affect any change for black people um we went through this process in the 60s with ken gibson okay and all i want to tell brothers is that if we the police got a program called zero powers the only way that we're going to put the police in check is to make the tolerance go from zero to 100. and see and people are gonna run it she's talking you know and throwing rocks at tanks and that's crazy but what i am saying is that if you want to put the police in check and there's you this brother that brother that brother and that brother that said they want to put him in chat and y'all see the police being out of control it's your duty to step two because that is the only way we're gonna put the police in check there's not a mayor i don't care how black how revolutionary okay so that and and see that's what i'm i'm talking because i lived in queens all my life you know what i'm saying don't nothing go down out here they crackers kill black people at will not only police crockers in general kill black people i don't know what happened to the black men in this community i don't know what happened to them they got their don cheekies and their drags and they thinks and now and police run rampant out here that's right i said what are we gonna do nothing and you know why cause they're gonna sit she said this the other one said that this is that my program is the other and when the police get ready they're gonna shoot them down and until we decide that when we see the police out of control we step to them they ain't gonna stop and if you think you scared to die then be clear the only way you're gonna leave here you're gonna die and you can't prescribe when that's gonna beat you don't don't chase no matters [ __ ] if you wanna get rid of the police you gotta step to em that's right going to be a goddamn miracle man when you elected that coke [ __ ] in washington d.c mary's marrying steroids you believed it was going to make a difference when you elected uncle tom bradley in los angeles when you elect these negroes you think that it's going to change our condition it does not change i'm looking at the expression on one or two faces in here and you say well you know that's kind of extreme you know like two degrees you know can't we just vote step to the police uh can we just uh have another forum maybe can we read some poetry step to him look go and buy you are ski masks okay just the eyes the nose and the mouth out this ain't coming from me this is what i'm hearing everywhere i go different places across the country after johnny garbage i just came out of pittsburgh i was down in saint petersburg after uh uh tyrone lewis and they were saying to me i'm quoting them they were saying go telling me i wouldn't bought me one next time i showed up the second time is saint petersburg oh not saint petersburg in uh oakland and down and over in pittsburgh they asked me where was my mask so my son got one and i got one why did they tell me to get a max well i guess i'm beginning to understand it now for you agents who are here i'm i'm learning like you look they said to me get you a ski mask go and get you a ski mask so i said ski man they say so that when you step to the police you got your mask you pull it out of your pocket you put it on you thrash some ass you put on your mask and then thrash some ass and then you disappear the only way they say it i'm listening to them now like i'm just reporting it to you guys let's say the only way we're going to defeat this devil is guerrilla warfare they say that when the enemy is off guard this is what they're telling me and all these players the gang bangers i'm talking to different revolutionaries all over the country while i'm not in new york and they're saying carry a ski bass you got one cracker two crackers beating the hell out of a brother miss using a brother or sister three or four brothers they said in these towns they say they're getting tired of that they say they're gonna stop adorning dawning they're uh dining their ski bass and stomping the hell out of these crackers and if necessary then some of them said even killed right i said that's what they told me so new agent you can take me to court i'll tell the white folks in the car i didn't come from me that's what i heard my lawyer is here my roger is back there look they're saying brothers and sisters and i'm beginning to understand that more and more it's not going to change you're just voting and hoping you know it's somebody in this political position or that political position or another political position then they'll get some little minimal thing done and they'll do a little something here a little something there that's all right but what brothers he stood up on a strong point and his point has to be answered that way if you just want to vote brother that's up to you as i said to the rest of you you have to make that decision but if you want to stop the white man from doing this we got organizers we have to organize some of the toughest brothers you can imagine are in these cities tough as they can be hell on each other beat the hell out of each other you think we can't fight him you know we just take this you know and hope he don't kill us he's too powerful he's too strong they say get your ski everybody so that you can cover that face and even if you go to court you got a good chance of walking you've got a good chance of walking that if everybody in here went and brought us females [Music] so what we're looking for we're looking for a slate of ski masks [Applause] i'm looking for a slate of skeet i'm not joking um i talked to a muslim into my heart from the nation of islam he told me how he had voted for no um he voted for clinton but he told me how he had voted for the governors pataki and who was the other king of oklahoma that he voted for cuomo because he hated pataki that's tacky to vote for either one i said why would you vote for either one of the crackers just don't vote you ain't gonna end up no worse off and you ain't gonna end up no better unless you do some other things that we haven't tried yet so i'm just sharing with you the things that i've heard around the country now according to what i've heard we need to raise another hundred and twenty dollars can we raise that hundred and twenty dollars from everybody in here i'm sure we can uh is it everybody give three four dollars five dollars or two or three take it out let's go and pick it up let's raise 120 and let's finish if you got 20 put that in got 10 put that in let's finish it up i asked what was needed and they told me what was needed let's put some tens and twenties and fives hurry quickly with the baskets people get tired to some of the others here my son reminded me and it's true you know some of you feel that uh that reverend sharpton has done things in the community to come to the aid of the community many of you believe uh on many occasions some of you believe that ministers that are reverend shopkin has done some things in the community that are detrimental to the community that's why the decision must be made by you i've shared with some of you that from a revolutionary standpoint a revolutionary has to operate sometimes behind enemy lines but you can't lose your mind while you're operating behind enemy lines and we must have allies in various camps and some of you saw the peaks that came out in the village voice with me supporting women shark brother sharky well no one ever came to me and asked me if i supported reverend shaw i wasn't interviewed by any more or anything it's true and i'm not ashamed to say before this audience that reverend sharpton has supported me on certain issues behind the scenes some publicly and in truth and reality i would have to say that to you and there are others who have done so but from that camp it's rare for whatever reason that one would offer any support to me in some of those camps i'm the litmus test it's true in some of them so uh i had to say that so that the word goes out correctly and with balance from me but i'm for the solution that i'm hearing all across the country more than anything else did we we collect what uh what you needed brother okay yes sir we got to get out of here yes sir you had a question sir all right yes sir thank you sir let's get a brother strong black hand i can't leave you out my brother yes my question sir um i want you to assist me in understanding uh um okay first of all i have never met akbar muhammad you know there are two akbar mohammed there's minister akbar muhammad who is the international ambassador of the nation of islam under the honorable minister louis farrakhan based in ghana this is not the akbar muhammad that brother is referring to what's your name brother i know you well brother youssef absolutely uh he's referring to the youngest son by sister clara muhammad of the honorable elijah muhammad akbar muhammad who studied at alaska in cairo and some other places i have never met him and never had any direct contact with uh brother akbar muhammad son of the honorable elijah muhammad your question about how wallace d muhammad could become so patriotic really it was a choice to some degree that he made beyond that when he was born october 30th 1933 when he was born master farad muhammad at that time was getting ready to leave his student the honorable elijah muhammad two men were born in 1990 1932 who have made tremendous impact wallace d mohammed was born october 30th 1933 and minister louis farrakhan was born may 11 1933 they were both born in the year that master farad muhammad was leaving his student and his choice uh the honorable elijah muhammad um when sister clara muhammad was carrying wallace d muhammad master farad muhammad wrote his name on the back of the door and i have tapes of the honorable elijah muhammad national radio broadcast and in message to the black man page 306 307 and 308 if you have a message to the black man here anyway i'll read it to you well the honorable elijah muhammad says on national radio broadcast and he touches on it in the message to the black man 306 307 and 308 that he knew of wallace muhammad from early in his life or before he was even born really he knew what he would do against him do you have a message of black men here he says on this tape that wallace muhammad even had plotted and planned his own son to kill him he said that he had lifted up not only his mouth but was preparing with guns the honorable elijah muhammad says on this tape to kill him he gave us the history of different divine ones in the scripture and their sons and their wives and how their sons and wives had turned against them he uh takes us to the holy quran as well to the 11th chapter of the holy quran thank you sir remind me to come back to the 11th chapter of the holy quran question you listening page 306 answer to the critics my aunt my mission is to give life earlier when we spoke of defections those who break away from you you mentioned something about the fact that jesus has similar defections would you answer the honorable elijah muhammad yes such defections are nothing the public should not think it's strange this time in which we live we have the actual spirit of god moving among the people question well now in time sir sir your grandson sharif or your son wallace your son wallace or malcolm ever expressed the desire to return to follow you again would you accept them answer there is nothing unforgivable the holy quran teaches you the only thing that is unforgivable is this that you will not accept allah as god and not accept his messenger as his messenger these two two things are one we say the belief in allah and the is the belief in his messenger of the prophet of allah as the prophet of allah the belief in the messenger or the prophet of allah is a belief in allah if you disbelieve in one you disbelieve in both you cannot believe in one and disbelieve in the other this is the knowledge the world has not realized and this is what god wants the world to know i'm coming i'm getting ready to drop the bomb in a minute when god chooses his representative for the people he speaks to the people through that representative and if the people will accept that representative we call them prophets apostles or messengers then they are accepting allah but if they reject him and still say they believe in allah they are considered enemies of allah and disbelievers because that is allah in that representative and you cannot accept one without accepting the other you have got to accept both you cannot get the blessings of allah if you reject his messenger now these boys that you are referring to they do not worry me i do not give any give my time arguing with them or talking about why they believe or disbelieve i do not even argue with them because i knew these things in the beginning i knew they would act like this some of them i was told about this 34 years ago now the book came out in approximately in the mid 60s 34 years ago is the time that wallace muhammad at that time was born but they did not know these things and i am not excited as the public would be or as the public would like to see in some cases if the son disbelieves in his father his father must be wrong but that is not so when it comes to a messenger of god if we say that it is true then it stands true in the common life of the family there are some children who never sincerely accept their fathers as they should there are some fathers who never accept their children as they should so this is the nature of the human family of the earth and when it comes to spiritual teachings it is also the same not all of the family of a messenger are such as noah and lot they do not always have true believers but that did not detract one atom from his messengership you do not take the take advantage of that unless you get into war or trouble with god you do not say i do not believe in him because his wife or his son does not believe in him why should i follow him you would be getting yourself in trouble because that is given i do not care anything about those who fall away from me after i have pointed out the truth to them and despite this they get wrong and go away from that truth i'm almost finished i am not responsible for this for whatever they say against me it is against themselves what they preach and tell the people in order to get the people to disbelieve in me is much like absalom and his father david absalom stole the affection of the people because he thought he looked better and younger than david he thought therefore the people would follow him and that he could steal the people over to himself and get rid of his father as king and be the king himself but he was not to be the king the man that was to be the king had yet to be known that was solomon these facts are all put there to deepen our knowledge and time repeats these things over and over again and so this is what we face today and i'm not surprised the public is surprised some of them at the deviation of malcolm are my son wallace i am not surprised but they cannot yet say i am not the messenger of allah they cannot take that away from me page 306 307 308 he talks about absalom the son of david and how absalom very quickly how absalom tried to steal the affection of his father and his father's followers he turns to the 11th chapter of the holy quran and how noah's son turned against him and how ultimately god said to noah he is not your son he is the very embodiment of evil and unrighteous conduct if you ask me about that son one more time i will drown you along with the disbelievers and so uh wallace muhammad has left it had had left his father at least three times and went out against his father he always more or less kind of leaned toward the american way when he spoke in atlanta georgia in his atlanta address he said this he said if america is attacked by a muslim nation or an african nation he said he would be on the side of america he said i am not going to jump up out of my nation against some foreign nation and i'm not lying on him at all he went on to say even if my nation is wrong i will fight within my nation to correct my nation but i am not going to jump up out of my nation to uh fight uh to fight against my nation

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