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“White folks are going down."
He's got a point. Already we have been stopped from having gorilla statues on the playground.
Rev. Louis Farrakhan gave a Saviours’ Day 2018 Address on Sunday in which he declared that "the powerful Jews are my enemy," and "white folks are going down."
The Chicago speech went widely unnoticed at first, but garnered more traction on Wednesday when excerpts were tweeted out. CNN anchor Jake Tapper, for example, tweeted out a thread of the keynote speech with some of his quotes, and said Farrakhan was more dangerous than other "alt-reich" leaders because he “has a much larger following and elected officials meet with him openly.”
“Jews were responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out, turning men into women and women into men,” Farrakhan said in his keynote speech.
“White folks are going down. And Satan is going down. And Farrakhan, by God’s grace, has pulled a cover off of that Satanic Jew, and I’m here to say your time is up, your world is through,” Farrakhan said towards the end of his speech.
Farrakhan is the Nation of Islam leader that then-Sen. Barack Obama took a photo with at a 2005 Congressional Black Caucus meeting.
The photographer, Askia Muhammad, said he “gave the picture up at the time and basically swore secrecy” to not publish it because it would have most likely “made a difference” in Obama’s political future.
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/lo...rticle/2650297
Obama and Maxine Waters approved
“White folks are going down."
He's got a point. Already we have been stopped from having gorilla statues on the playground.
Religion can do that to you, tbh... make you resentful, bitter, unaware...
People like that need help, IMO.
This will be devastating to all the huge Farakkhan fans on spurstalk.com
Lol forgot about dat schtick
Imagine how oppressed Chris would be if he ever left his apartment.
Meh, I agree with Chris on this one. Farrakhan is a disgusting piece of , and it’s deplorable that Obama would ever pose for a picture with him. If you criticize Trump for being too hesitant to disavow David Duke, then you have to do the same with Obama/Farrakhan. It’s an absolutely shameful moment for Obama, and there’s no defending it.
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At least DarrinS’s understudy has the ty jokes down to a science, like his hero
agree with everything you said up until tapper... as it seems like he wasn't rationalizing it. in fact he was pointing out how much more a threat farrakhan is BECAUSE he has more people cozying up to him than some alt right guy like duke
Ah okay, I definitely misread what Tapper was getting at tbh.
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Jessie Jackson couldn't be reached for comment but his publicist said Jesse regrets not having a rhyming comment prepared.
Democratic Congressman Confirms Relationship With Farrakhan, Unbothered By ‘The Jewish Question’
Democratic Illinois Rep. Danny Davis confirmed in an interview Sunday that he has a personal relationship with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, a notorious anti-Semite, and said he isn’t bothered by Farrakhan’s position on “the Jewish question.”
Farrakhan has repeatedly denounced Jews as “satanic,” praised Hitler as a “very great man” and has said that white people “deserve to die.”
Davis previously told The Daily Caller that he considers Farrakhan an “outstanding human being” and said he regularly meets with Farrakhan. Davis’s office falsely told the Anti-Defamation League that the congressman had been misquoted.
The congressman wasn’t sure why the ADL wrote that he had been misquoted in his praise for the anti-Semite, and said he wasn’t sure if someone from his office had told the ADL he was misquoted, he told The Daily Caller News Foundation on Sunday. “I think that was what they wanted to write. Nah, I don’t have no problems with Farrakhan, I don’t spend a whole lot of my time dealing with those kind of things,” Davis said.
The ADL did not immediately return a request for comment.
“I’m a pretty global individual. So I know Farrakhan, I know the Middle East question, I know the Jews and Farrakhan — I know all that, but that’s not what I spend all my time focused on,” Davis continued, breaking into a laugh. “I know Farrakhan, been knowing him for years and years and years and years and years, and every once in a while some writer or somebody will I guess try to think of something to say about Farrakhan, but nah, my world is so much bigger than any of that. I don’t have time for that. I deal with it, you know, when it comes but nah, that’s not a real part of my focus.”
“That’s just one segment of what goes on in our world. The world is so much bigger than Farrakhan and the Jewish question and his position on that and so forth. For those heavy into it, that’s their thing, but it ain’t my thing,” he said
Davis also said that he knows Farrakhan better than Democratic Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison, a former Nation of Islam member who repeatedly attended meetings with Farrakhan during his time in Congress.
“I don’t know that Keith knows Farrakhan as well as I do — in fact, I know he doesn’t,” Davis said. “I don’t think that Keith is no person who is super engaged with Farrakhan, he just happens to be a movement,” he added. “Just like many of the folks who are Christians (a new hero for Blake and classic whataboutism), they’re not super engaged with Jesus, but they say they Christians. Those are all things that come and go, and I take them in stride and keep on stepping. Before I know it, Farrakhan will be dead, Keith will be dead, I’ll be dead and the issues will still be going on.”
Davis’s comments are consistent with what he previously told TheDC: he has a personal relationship with Farrakhan and isn’t bothered by his anti-Semitism.
“I personally know [Farrakhan], I’ve been to his home, done meetings, participated in events with him,” Davis told TheDC in February. “I don’t regard Louis Farrakhan as an aberration or anything, I regard him as an outstanding human being who commands a following of individuals who are learned and articulate and he plays a big role in the lives of thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of people.”
When TheDC asked Davis about Farrakhan’s history of anti-Semitic comments, the congressman was dismissive and said that many people in politics have a history of inflammatory comments.
http://dailycaller.com/2018/03/04/da...rce=site-share
Apparently two organizers of the women’s march were in attendance at the speech and are big Farrakhan groupies. Once people called them out, they “denounced racism and anti-semitism” but refuse to condemn Farrakhan. Same exact as Trump saying “on many sides”, it’s all just ing shameful. America is a hole no matter how you look at it.
Yeah, its always a rough time when you have to agree with Chris on something but he's right on this and its pretty sad how many moonbats I see defending Farrakhan on twitter. Although to be fair articles I've read show twitter with an inordinate amount of far left and far right partisan hacks
OP thinks racial hatred is sequestered in whites?
Is Farrakhan some revelation? Jessie Jackson with his Jaime town for NY? Sharpton backing a false rape of a black woman and never backing down... Some is flat out hate, some is basic generalizations, we all have some degree of compartmentalization of ethnic groups. It's a matter of how obsessed one becomes and then acting on it hatefully...IMO.
It seems the bias against Jews is rather universal. Probably because they adapt so well to different cultures and are very educationally oriented. How's that for a generalization. They learn how a society works and thrive. Learn the surroundings and work hard, get rid of them. What a horrible thing...
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not to mention Bill Ayers the white leftist terrorist, & Jeremiah Wright the radical reverse racist
Good conversation here
Yeah it’s been pretty disgusting to see people on “my” side pull the same hypocritical bull that the right does. Not surprising, but very disappointing.
Unfortunately the lines always get blurry when partisanship gets involved. The Ego takes over the Intellect.
Since when is Farrakhan "left" or "Democrat", other than in right wing ed up so-called brains
not the worst point imho
farrakhan is toxic
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