Never liked Jesse... now I want someone to let happen to him what he let happen to mlk. This is like his 20th fukk up, throw him in the dirt.Hell, look at Jesse Jackson putting his support behind Paula Deen....
Never liked Jesse... now I want someone to let happen to him what he let happen to mlk. This is like his 20th fukk up, throw him in the dirt.Hell, look at Jesse Jackson putting his support behind Paula Deen....
And Coli c00ns.![]()
....and Al tried in '04. These nikkaz whole style is studio. Fraudulent...only in it for the name. Karenga is worthless and ineffective, but I don't know if he's in white pocket or not.Al Sharpton, Jesse, Farrakhan, Karenga
All in the white mans pocket, n you better believe it!
If the 'white man' had it their way Farrakhan would be dead. To say he's in the white man's pocket is like saying we're all in the White man's pocket by living in American and going to work. The NOI does shyt weekly. Young black guys go from wanting to be nikkas to wanting to me productive weekly due to the guidance of noi. With all Farrakhan's faults - he puts in that work for the black community and his student ministers def but in that work more so than any other group by far. Farrakhan has been in some pockets, but it's not the 'white man's' and he's not a destructive force in our communities. He's one of the last anti-c00nery media figures we have left.We can't just throw out c00n this c00n that.. sell out this sell out that... and place everyone in lil tiny boxes.Point blank, no real leader of the so called Black community is ever going to be a TV personality or on TV to begin with.
We can't just throw out c00n this c00n that.. sell out this sell out that... and place everyone in lil tiny boxes.
Fred Hampton Interview Part 5 - YouTube
Martin Luther King - I Have A Dream Speech - August 28, 1963 - YouTube
Malcolm X - Mike Wallace - CBS News Interview - June 1964 - YouTube
Eyes on the Prize - 09 - Power! 1967-1968 - YouTube
We can't just throw out c00n this c00n that.. sell out this sell out that... and place everyone in lil tiny boxes.
Fred Hampton Interview Part 5 - YouTube
Martin Luther King - I Have A Dream Speech - August 28, 1963 - YouTube
Malcolm X - Mike Wallace - CBS News Interview - June 1964 - YouTube
Eyes on the Prize - 09 - Power! 1967-1968 - YouTube

I'm not a MLK fan either, but I realize the good in his intentions. Either way... he was willing to risk it all to allow the legislation to match the revolution. While I may be on the more radical side, I'm not one who believes that's all we need. We will always need people like MLK.The 60's was a different time, and I'm not a fan of MLK.
Karenga is worthless and ineffective, but I don't know if he's in white pocket or not.
Jesses def is.
Sharpton is.. but realistically- leaving hate aside, and leaving hairstyles and media hustlin aside.... His organization does shyt every day. They are fighting every day. Sharpton gets his spotlight on... but you can't hate on the actually work that he's put in because it's > damn near every other black person in America. I don't think he's a leader.. .but he does bring certain things to light, he does get certain things poppin, and his organization and those young black people do real shyt daily that we don't even hear about.
If the 'white man' had it their way Farrakhan would be dead. To say he's in the white man's pocket is like saying we're all in the White man's pocket by living in American and going to work. The NOI does shyt weekly. Young black guys go from wanting to be nikkas to wanting to me productive weekly due to the guidance of noi. With all Farrakhan's faults - he puts in that work for the black community and his student ministers def but in that work more so than any other group by far. Farrakhan has been in some pockets, but it's not the 'white man's' and he's not a destructive force in our communities. He's one of the last anti-c00nery media figures we have left.


If the 'white man' had it their way Farrakhan would be dead.
cool, ok.As far as Karenga goes, he and his organization was used as pawn in the annihilation of the black panther party. If my memory serves me correct Hakim Jamal, Malcolm Xs cousin who led organizations with Karenga also distanced himself from him for the reason he felt he was working for the "otherside". Dr. John Henrik Clarke even called out Karenga, shyts been known
X's daughter tried killing Farrakhan in 95.. the same year that millions of black men got together for the million man march aka showed the unity that we really haven't shown since. Even she understands that while Farrakhan might have created the fuk Malcolm climate in the noi ranks, the noi had no intention of killing X. She was pissed at him for that, but not too ignorant to ignore the fact that X's killer's lawyers obtained the FBI files stating that the Audubon Ballroom had fake noi member who were actually FBI informants. Even X himself stated that the cops and FBI were both trying to cause a division in the NOI long before he slit with them. I guess internet revolutionaries like you might turn around and say the CIA n FBI, weren't involved in the drug trade now and the Black Panthers just decided to split up one day.In regards to Farrakhan, the man who publicly admits to playing a hand in Malcolm Xs assassination isn't a destructive force to the black community?
Malcolm X's Daughter Exposes Farrakhan (The Extended Clip) - YouTube
Need I say more?
NOI is used to dumb people down, I don't see no black muslims talking about the Arab slave trade which was the direct result of the Muslim Crusades on Africa
Farrakhan was paid 2.3 million dollars to sell NOI on Scientology, Look up "Dianetics NOI". Striaght up bullshyt
We're given these false idols while our real leaders are killed off.
We gonna argue that Alex Jones isn't in "their" pocket next?![]()


The fact that you think that a focus of our urban issues and black American mental crises should be on "raising awareness of the arab slave trade". SMH. tell me what city you live in an I'll point you to an exact address of were you can find what ur seeking. smh. And FYI, most people who know black history beyond the civil rights on the 60's.... know of the Arab slave trade.@Blackking your first paragraph has been known and I agree, imho, the FBI instigated the whole thing without having to pull a trigger. But that don't exempt people of blame
But are you gonna call Louis Farrakhan a liar? minister louis farrakhan is clearly taking (some) credit for Malcolm X's assassination. In his own words "the nation saw a fit way to get rid of their own traitor"
PLEASE ANSWER THIS
With what Farrakhan is on record saying about Malcolm Xs murder, it pretty much makes your last sentence irrelevant.
also
please point me in the direction of NOI members raising awareness of the arab slave trade
PS. Are you NOI? I sense alot of ignorance n cohesion
The fact that you think that a focus of our urban issues and black American mental crises should be on "raising awareness of the arab slave trade". SMH. tell me what city you live in an I'll point you to an exact address of were you can find what ur seeking. smh. And FYI, most people who know black history beyond the civil rights on the 60's.... know of the Arab slave trade.
No I'm not NOI, I just support most positive groups and I don't cause division or hate unnecessarily. The NOI is all about unity, if some other black person or group doesn't like them, they are cool w that. But they are also cool w speaking at Churches or events that don't hold their same ideological views, because all that BS that people (including u) mention is irreverent to our communities.
You can ignore the fbi, you can ignore the fact that informants instead of Farrkhan or whoever pulled the trigger, you can ignore that fact that Malcolm was horrible and destructive before joining the nation, and ignore that fact that the noi has been about positive action since the 30's til now... but that's your choice.
Misinformation is more destructive than simple rhetoric of certain leaders. Misinformation is what lead Qubilah to listen to the people wanting to murder Farrakhan and go with that plot that led to her imprisonment- That lead to Betty having to take care of the Grandson who eventually killed her. So Betty Shabazz was burnt up -while nikkas are screaming "turned up" and dissing the program that gave us men like Malcolm. SMH - That situation is a metaphor to what continues to happen in our communities. We focus on BS, we listen to the wrong people, we Love to diss people who are trying in our communities more than we actually like to do shyt ourselves... and in the end we are left with more fukkery.

The fact that you think that a focus of our urban issues and black American mental crises should be on "raising awareness of the arab slave trade". SMH

