Posted on 03/13/2023 6:20:49 AM PDT by Eleutheria5
Fox News host Mark Levin accused Democrats of “tolerating” anti-Semitism, criticizing Democratic leaders for remaining silent over Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan’s recent Saviours’ Day event late last month.
From February 24th through the 26th, the Nation of Islam held its annual conference in Chicago, the first large-scale gathering the group has held since the COVID pandemic.
During the conference, Farrakhan repeatedly castigated Jews, condemning “Jewish power” and attacking the “synagogue of Satan.”
"Jewish power has all of our people - the knowledge, wisdom, and talent - afraid. But just look at what these people control. And every door that leads to power, they have a sentinel on watch. Somebody has to take on the synagogue of Satan.” And here we are.”
“What good is your vote if the man you voted for has to go to somebody that you never elected? Behind the door to get instructions. And the Jews have become wealthy just by loaning money, charging you interest and the stranglehold the Jews have on this government.”
The 89-year-old Nation of Islam leader also appeared to defend Adolf Hitler, saying: “Hitler went against usury and Hitler attacked pornography that the Jews had put on the Germans.”
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One of the best things to come out of the Lionel radio talk show was his parody of Farrakhan: Jerry Lewis Farrakhan. Mockery is the best weapon against these idiots. Unfortunately, I can’t find any clips on You Tube.
The term of art is "Self-Loathing", and apparently there are a lot of them ...
The word "Jew" also has two meanings:
1) It can refer to an ethnic group, much like "Irish", or "Japanese".
2) It can refer to a religion, much like "Christian" or "Buddhist".
Technically, the ethnic group and the religion go together, but it seems that many of the ethnic group don't practice the religion. The "self-loathing" bit appears to me to be mostly characteristic of the "ethnic, but not religious" set.
Hence “Republican” in quotes, because the media always calls him a “Republican”.
I guess I was ahead of my time, then. They lost me years ago.
Farrakhan was and is involved in murder going back to the mid 60’s. Protected by former congressman Charles Rangel (D) for decades. He is one who is behind promoting the random attacks on whites and asians by blacks you read about. People just going about their business who are assaulted from behind. Some die or have been badly injured.
He had made a big show of "renouncing" his Ku Klux Kookery, but couldn't hide the reality for long. The Republican Party denounced him. He did time in Texas, IIRC, for fraud.
No, Farrakhan is black.
Because blacks are the only ones allowed to be card carrying racists?
I couldn't agree more. IMHO they actually WANT Farrakhan, and others like him, to stir the pot of hatred. They see it as a key strategy for keeping 90% of the Afro American vote.
Good point. (And they have become very skillful at stirring it up.)
There is proof?
I believe this is the incident he's referring to.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1972_Harlem_mosque_incident
That was a heinous crime, but doesn’t come close to implicating Farrakhan in the multiple subway pushings and other assaults and murders that have transpired over the last few years. If there’s audio or video of Louis saying, “I want you to raise hell seditiously and warfully every chance you get. Push some Asian ladies onto the tracks. Follow them home and beat them to death. Serves them right for being smarter than you,” it would be a pleasure to see him indicted.
It’s going to be a sad day when Farrakhan gives up the ghost and goes to hell. He was one of the first blacks who woke me up as to how much the negro really hates whitey while I was a teenager in the early 90’s.
That was a great show. Too bad it’s gone. Here’s my favorite.
Best Michael Jackson Parody In Living Color Am I Black Or White
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeQzav3eIag
So many classics...
“Wrote a song about it, like to hear it, here it go....”
That, I suppose, is a parody of BB King in his later years.
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