Louis Farrakhan
Louis Abdul Farrakhan (born Louis Eugene Walcott in Massachusetts, 1933) is the leader of the Nation of Islam. He has attracted a lot of attention for his outspoken black nationalism, his negative remarks about white people, and his anti-Semitic remarks.
Farrakhan organized the Million Man March in 1995. Barack Obama helped organize the event. [1]
In 1996, speaking at the Nation of Islam's Saviours Day gathering in Chicago, [2]
| “ | “God will destroy America by the hands of the Muslims. . . . God will not give Japan or Europe the honor of bringing down the United States; this is an honor God will bestow upon Muslims.” | ” |
Seven months before the U.S. liberated Iraq, Farrakhan talks with the Islamic Affairs Minister Abdul Munem Saleh from the Iraq News Agency. “The Muslim American people are praying to the almighty God to grant victory to Iraq [over U.S. forces].”
His support of Barack Obama for president was rejected by Obama only after Obama was directly confronted by Hillary Clinton in a debate.
Black Muslim Farrakhan stokes racism of white people for not supporting Obama. Addressing 20,000 people in Chicago's Saviours Day convention, a black nationalist gathering, he stated the "white right" is trying to make Barack Obama a one-term president. He claims the stalling of healthcare reform as proof. [3]
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References
- ↑ Bio biography.com
- ↑ Louis Farrakhan Accuracy In Media
- ↑ 'White Right' Wants Obama to Be One-Term President, Farrakhan Says, Fox News, February 28, 2010