The same Unholy Alliance that targeted Warith Deen Muhammad, Elijah Muhammad's son, also targeted Louis Farrakhan. Here are the articles from Bilalian News, June 4, 1976, when Farrakhan and Warith Deen Muhammad fell victim to the deceptions of Jim Jones:
http://www.noiwc.org/images/jimmy3.pdf
http://www.noiwc.org/images/jimmy4.pdf
http://www.noiwc.org/images/jimmy5.pdf
On October 15, 2000, Farrakhan repeated the call of Jim Jones. Instead of Jonestown, Guyana, those who attended the Million Family March were encouraged to go to South Korea, under the direction of Sun Young Moon.
Has the Beast subdued Minister Louis Farrakhan?
The introduction of Dianetics into the religious practices of the Nation Of Islam provides a clue. L. Ron Hubbard, author of Dianetics, openly professed that he was satan incarnate.
Be clear! Minister Louis Farrakhan has been obliged to promote the cause of three demons; Jim Jones, Sun Young Moon, and L. Ron Hubbard.
Dajjal Religious Institutions parts 1 & 2 reveal the connection between Sun Young Moon and Jim Jones.
In 1976 Rev. Jim Jones took the pulpit in Los Angeles and ministered to thousands of active members of the Nation of Islam, including Minister Farrakhan. Angela Davis, Feminist, Communist Party USA, was also there in support of Jim Jones. The audience was culled, hypnotized by the prospect of unity, interfaith cooperation and racial harmony. As a result, Jim Jones was able to kidnap a portion of the Black community. After enslaving them in a concentration camp, promoted in the Nation of Islam's Bilalian News, Rev. Jim Jones successfully massacred at least 912 of his own followers, mostly Black women and children, at the Jonestown concentration camp in Guyana.
"Those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it"- George Santayana
RELIGIOUS LEADERS ANSWER FARRAKHAN'S
FINAL CALL FOR UNITY
Board member of the Christian Coalition co-founded by Rev. Pat Robertson and Rev. and Mrs. Sun Myung Moon of the World Family Federation Church for World Peace Attend Million Family March. . Min. Farrakhan thanked the Rev. and Mrs. Sun Myung Moon of the World Family Federation Church for World Peace for their financial assistance in helping to make the Million Family March a reality.
FARRAKHAN AND GADHAFI HOLD SECOND ISLAMIC PEOPLES LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO
Minister Louis Farrakhan hosted the Second Islamic Peoples Leadership Conference Held in America in Chicago February 24th-27th 2000 with Muammar Gadhafi, the leader of the Libyan Revolution and chair of The World Islamic Peoples Leadership. ... Whereas Islam is founded upon the sacred principles contained in the Quran and the Sunnah that Allah, the Glorified, is One and indivisible, Alone and has no partner; Muhammad, the Messenger of Allah, upon whom be peace, is the last and final prophet to all humankind; and all Believers constitute a single community that is indivisible; we resolve at the Second Islamic International Conference in Chicago: To take the message of Islam to humanity the world over in ways that are best. .. To network closely with all Muslims on a regular basis in sharing of vision, information and in pooling our resources human and material for the common good and advancement of the Ummah and all humankind in all spheres of human endeavors. To promote mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence with other faith communities through interfaith dialogue and joint action for the common good of all. To affirm the centrality of the Holy City of Jerusalem and its sacred and historical significance for the entire Muslim Ummah. May Allah have mercy upon us and help us all.
INTERFAITH PRAYER BREAKFAST -
PRISONERS TO PARTICIPATE IN MILLION FAMILY MARCH
Hundreds of religious leaders attend an Interfaith Prayer Breakfast Sept. 29, including Baptists, Lutherans, Muslims, and Pentecostals [Rev. Moon] . Wedding Blessing Ceremony for 10,000 couples during the March Camden, NJ School District adjourning for the day and sending students to the March Federal Bureau of Prisons agreed to permit institutions to adapt their normal schedules so inmates can view and participate in the March Negotiations on-going with U.S. Postal Service for an Oct. 16, 2000 "Million Family March Postmark" for letters mailed that day. [Source: http://www.millionfamilymarch.com/right.htm ]
BAPTISTS, CATHOLICS, EVANGELICALS, LUTHERANS, IMMANS, BUDDHISTS
ENDORSE AND STAND WITH FARRAKHAN
Million Family March News Service - Monday October 2, 2000 - Religious Leaders Answer Farrakhan's Call for Unity, Endorse Million Family March - WASHINGTON, D.C. (MillionFamilyMarch.com) -One hundred and forty religious leaders from around the country enthusiastically endorsed the upcoming Million Family March (MFM) during a Sept. 29 Prayer Breakfast and press conference.
The Baptist ministers, Catholic bishops, Evangelicals, Lutherans, Imams and Buddhists, males and females, all pledged to encourage their membership to attend the Oct. 16 event, declaring they would stand with the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, the march convener, in his call for family unity. "It is my honor to stand with millions who will represent billions as we stand to fight for families," said the Rev. Walter Fauntroy, a former U.S. Congressman and pastor of New Bethel Baptist Church. Rev. Fauntroy, a close associate of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., also heads the National Black Leadership Forum. "I am pleased to say with some authority that Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed of the day when we as religious leaders would stand together to say now is the time for a Million Family March," he said.<
Chicago-based Rev. Thomas Jackson, superintendent of the 10 million member Church of God in Christ (C.O.G.), told the media that "if it were up to me I would get them (C.O.G. members) all here and I will do my part. It is important for us to support this Million Family March because God brought us a long way." Noting the breadth of Min. Farrakhan's message and its implications for all peoples, the Rev. Dr. William Bennett, former director of Religious Affairs for the District of Columbia, said, "I can only celebrate the work God is doing in (Min. Farrakhan)." "We should celebrate and embrace his historic call for unity," added the Rev. Dr. Milton Reid, founder of the Martin Luther King Family Life Institute. "I haven't seen an opportunity like this since the days of Malcolm X and Dr. King."
The religious leaders were gathered for a meeting of the American Clergy Leadership Conference (ACLC), an inter-racial group with membership of more than 4,000 religious leaders. With the motto: "Rebuilding the Family, Restoring the Community, Renewing America," the ACLC members made the breakfast and press conference an official part of their conference to show unity with Min. Farrakhan. The breakfast was held at the Sheraton hotel in Arlington, Va., and the press conference was held in D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams' press briefing room at Judiciary Square. "The call has come for all of us," said Imam Yusef Saleem, representing Imam W.D. Mohammed of the Muslim American Society. "It is important that we come together, one Creator, one creation, one family."
"Why do we call the faith community to support the Million Family March?" asked Dr. Chang Shik Yang, continental director of the Family Federation for World Peace. "Because our families are the lifeblood of our nation. The mightiest empires in history rose and fell not by the might of their armies, or the authority of their governments, but by the strength of their family life, and the moral character that arise from strong families."
The MFM will be convened on the National Mall in celebration of the fifth anniversary of the 1995 Million Man March held on the same spot. On that occasion, some 1.7 million people, mostly men, showed up. "God put a vision and a mission in the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan with the Million Man March," said MFM National Director Min. Benjamin Muhammad. "God is calling us again with the Million Family March and the first bus has just arrived," he said, referring to the busload of religious leaders that pulled up to Washington's Judiciary Square. [Source: http://www.millionfamilymarch.com/right.htm
FARRAKHAN CALLS FOR MOBILIZATION OF THE MASSES
CHICAGOA kindred spirit dwelled over an inter-religious, inter-racial gathering of community and national leadership here Oct. 23 as the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan called for massive mobilization of the people as a follow-up to the recent Million Family March (MFM). Flanked by dignitaries at the head table, including a former and two current members of Congress, Min. Farrakhan called for a large voter turn-out and reiterated his call for the establishment of an MFM Economic Development Fund. He also spoke about the escalating violence between Palestinians and Israelis in the Middle East. Concerning politics, Min. Farrakhan said the apathy in the masses of voters for this 2000 election is comparable to that of the 1996 election when 51 percent of eligible voters did not vote. "The problem is that people have voted and have not realized from their vote what they expected, so they have lost the spirit to engage in this important voting process," he said.
The spirit can be re-energized by understanding "what we are doing and why we are doing it and why it is in our best interest," he said. Min. Farrakhan said a peoples movement must be organized so that the people can punish politicians who say things in order to get "candy" from the "babys hand," explaining that many politicians say whatever sounds good to get votes. He said he intends to be "a voice for the voiceless poor of this nation and the world who are crying out." He suggested that after the Nov. 7 elections, the Black, the brown, the red, the yellow and the poor whites be mobilized into a force that says "no candy unless we see real change."
"We are the real government, and if something is distasteful to us then we as a body should have the power to cut off what is being fed to us," he said. The convener of the Million Family March re-announced the establishment of an MFM Economic Development Fund inaugurated at the Oct. 16 march. The fund, established at Seaway National Bank in Chicago, will be in trust for one year, Min. Farrakhan explained, and then used to promote development and establish businesses and industry in economically deprived communities. Black people are rich, he said, but the poverty that exists in Black communities is due to a "poverty of ignorance, and a poverty of spirit." "Any time $550 billion can come through our hands in one year, we are not poor," he said. "But something is wrong with us that we are not using our own economic strength to our advantage."
He asked that march attendees, entertainers, and other interested parties contribute $100 (or more) to the not-for-profit fund between now and Oct. 16, 2001 to help reach a goal of $1 billion. Min. Farrakhan introduced the funds board members: U.S. Representative Earl Hilliard (D-Ala.), chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus Task Force for the Million Family March; retired Congressman the Rev. Walter E. Fauntroy of New Bethel Baptist Church in Washington, D.C.; attorney Rose Sanders of Selma, Ala.; activist Viola Plummer, co-founder of the December 12th Movement in New York; Nation of Islam Chief of Staff Leonard F. Muhammad; and Nation of Islam attorney Arif Muhammad.
Min. Farrakhan said that Black Entertainment Television President Bob Johnson has accepted to be on the advisory board. Min. Farrakhan added that since he announced the Fund at the Million Family March, donations are already pouring into Seaway National Bank. Concerning the conflict in Israel, Min. Farrakhan compared the Palestinian existence to apartheid in South Africa. He warned that injustice is the basis for the "insanity" that is gripping the Holy Land. "The Palestinians have been dealt a severe blow when land was taken from them to form the state of Israel," Min. Farrakhan said. "The Arab world felt this was an injustice. Of course, when you believe religiously that this land belongs to you by the Holy Word, then you invoke the name of God to do what you do.
"Well, if you really want to invoke the name of God, that land belongs neither to Palestinians or Jews. It belongs to the righteous. If you are a righteous Jew, a righteous Christian, a righteous Muslim, thats your home. But if you hold up these names but you are not acting according to the laws, statutes and commandments of God, that land will spit you out because it is the heart of the earth," he said. He asked that if the Jewish people have desired a state of their own that is sovereign with their own flag to be a self-determined people, is not this right for the Palestinians as well?
Among the many community, religious and political dignitaries attending the press conference were Mufti Sheik Nafigulla Ashirov, chairman of the Spiritual Muslim Board of the Asiatic Part of Russia, and co-chairman of the Mufties Council of Russia; the Rev. Walter L. Coleman of Adalberto United Methodist Church in Chicago; Congressman Danny K. Davis (D-Ill.); the Rev. Maxine Walker; and Dr. Billy McCormack of Shreveport, La., and board member of the Christian Coalition co-founded by Rev. Pat Robertson. Min. Farrakhan thanked the Rev. and Mrs. Sun Myung Moon of the World Family Federation Church for World Peace for their financial assistance in helping to make the Million Family March a reality.
At the conclusion of the press conference, several speakers addressed the media and audience seated in the Salaam Restaurant Grand Ballroom. Host Congressman Danny Davis (D-Ill.) and Congressman Hilliard thanked Min. Farrakhan for his far-reaching vision of bringing America together. The Rev. Fauntroy of Washington, D.C., who was instrumental in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.s 1963 March on Washington, and a founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, said Dr. King would have been proud of the Million Family March because it symbolized the "reaching of the mountaintop."
Billy McCormack of the Christian Coalition, told The Final Call that he had been misinformed about Min. Farrakhan. "But when I heard that Min. Farrakhan had called for an agenda of love and reconciliation of the races, I knew I had to come and express my gratitude for this kind of love that hes expressing. He is the one man that has the ear of so many people in America and to have an agenda that is specializing in reconciliation, I had to come and show my support for that. "We (Christian Coalition) have been stereotyped quite well through the media as someone that's not acting in all peoples best interest, but my being here is an indication that we stand for the rights of all people. When there is issued forth a call for all people to work together and love one another for the Kingdom of God, this is what we want to be a part of," he said. Contributions to the Million Family March Economic Development Fund can be sent to: Seaway National Bank of Chicago, c/o Million Family March, P.O. Box 19522, Chicago, IL 60649. The Final Call - Website
WE COME AS MANY, LEAVE AS ONE
We Come As Many, Leave As One by Minister Louis Farrakhan: Whenever we are so embittered that we would destroy places that are set up for the remembrance of God, this is a sign of madness. And the madness that we see in the Middle East has a basis. The Honorable Elijah Muhammad taught us that the stars in the heaven justify our belief in God, and therefore the star has always been used to represent justice. So the Honorable Elijah Muhammad taught us that where there is no justice, human beings begin to act savagely or have a sense of insanity because of the deprivation of this vital principle of life, the principle of justice.
WE COME AS MANY, LEAVE AS ONE REMOVING THE IMPEDIMENTS TO BECOMING REAL FAMILY BY MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN [Editors note: The following text is excerpted from the historic message delivered by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan at the Oct. 16, 2000 Million Family March.]
In the Name of Allah, The Beneficent, The Merciful. I, today I have written no notes. I thought that I should like to come today and stand before you and let Almighty God have His way with me and guide the words of my mouth and my heart, that I might speak to your minds and your heart, that we may have come in as many, but I pray that God will allow us to go out as one. As I look at humanity, it is as though no prophet of God has ever appeared among us because, as human beings, we are filled with hatred for one another. We are destroying each other, and at this very moment in Egypt, the Palestinians and the Israelis are sitting down with President Clinton and King Abdullah of Jordan and President Mubarak of Egypt to try and work out a peace in that troubled area.
We have witnessed, in the last 16 days, unparalleled brutality. We have witnessed, in the last 16 days, the destruction of religious houses, holy places belonging to the Jews as well as the Muslims. Whenever we are so embittered that we would destroy places that are set up for the remembrance of God, this is a sign of madness. And the madness that we see in the Middle East has a basis. The Honorable Elijah Muhammad taught us that the stars in the heaven justify our belief in God, and therefore the star has always been used to represent justice. So the Honorable Elijah Muhammad taught us that where there is no justice, human beings begin to act savagely or have a sense of insanity because of the deprivation of this vital principle of life, the principle of justice.
There can be no peace in that troubled area that is a lasting peace unless that peace is structured on the principle of justice -- justice for the Palestinians, justice for those who suffer in the world, justice for the poor and the weak, justice for the sick and the imprisoned, justice for those who have been locked out of society. Unless justice comes, there can be no peace. Even in this great nation, we will be at each other's throats as long as the principle of justice and equity are denied. So today, as I look at the children of Abraham -- Muslims, Christians, and Jews -- Abraham would be totally upset that we would recognize him as a father and God as a father, and then turn around and slaughter each other, as is going on even as we speak. God would be displeased.
In the Holy Quran, it teaches us, Abraham was not a Jew or a Christian; he was an upright man. So we cannot claim Abraham by blood lineage alone. We can only claim Abraham as a father if we live uprightly, as Abraham did, and worship nothing or no one but the one true God. Not yet human. If you look at the human family -- now, I'm talking about black, brown, red, yellow and white -- we all seem to be frozen on a subhuman level of existence. I want you -- I'm going to say it again, because I want you to think with me. I said, humanity seems to be frozen on a subhuman level. In Islam and, I believe, in Christian theology and Jewish theology as well, there are three stages of human development. The first stage is called the animalistic stage of development, and all of us have animal passions. But when we submit to animal passions, then we can do evil things to one another in that animalistic stage of development. But when moral consciousness comes and we have a self-accusing spirit, it is then that we become human beings. Right now, we have the potential for humanity, but we have not reached that potential, because we are functioning on the animalistic plane of existence. Allah says in the Qur'an, We created you into tribes and families that you may know one another and, parenthetically, not despise one another.
My question to you today is, what do we know of each other but the worst of each other? We have not yet seen man and woman as man and woman were created to be. We are a caricature of what God intended. If in Genesis He created the man and the woman in his own image and after his own likeness, he created us, then, to be reflections of himself, and David, the psalmist, said, "Ye are all God's children of the most high God." But look at our behavior. Satan has turned us completely around where we can say, "Ye are all dogs children of the most low Satan."
My question to us as human beings is, whose children are we, and how will we know that we are children of God, except that our actions and our speech is a godly action and a godly speech, otherwise we have to say we have been devoured by Satan. (Cheers, applause.) The poison of I am better I respectfully say to you, my beloved brothers and sisters and members of the potential human family, that a poison exists and it starts with the thought that I am better than you because I'm black; or, I am better than you because I am white; or, I am better than you because I'm rich; or I am better than you because I am more highly educated; I am better than you because I have something that you don't have. These are false yardsticks used by human beings to justify their ill treatment of one another.
In the Holy Qur'an, Iblis, which is another name or characteristic of Shatan, was told to bow down to a man that was made of dust. And Iblis refused to bow down. And God asked him, "Why didn't you bow down when I commanded you?" And Iblis said, "Because I am better than he. I am made of fire, while he is made of dust." Whenever you start thinking you are better because of some characteristic that you have that sets you apart from somebody else, this is the beginning of a satanic mind. I want you to hear me, because there is a yardstick that we can say one is better than the other; but it's not your race, it's not your color, it's not your creed.
The thing that makes one human being better than another is our duty to God and our righteous conduct. Look at these beautiful flowers. (To staff.) Hand it to me, please. Now look at this. What is more beautiful than a bouquet of flowers, different colors, but growing out of a common earth, needing a common water, growing into a common atmosphere? Who would be stupid enough to say the rose is better than the orchid? You just won't talk like that. Nature won't let you say the rose is better than the orchid. The rose might be your preference, but who said it's better? I think it's ignorant. Don't you?
Now look at the earth out of which we grow. There's black earth. There's brown earth. There's red earth. Yes, there's sand that is white, sand that is pink. And we who live on the Earth rejoice because we grow our food in the black earth, we make our bricks from the red clay, we put our foot in the sand when we go to the beach, and we're not thinking of sand supremacy -- (laughter) -- or black earth supremacy; we're just enjoying what God has given us, and we give Him the praise.
God is the author of color. Why are you going crazy because you see color in the flowers, color in the rocks, color in the Earth, color everywhere you look, and color in the human family, and now we can accept the differences in rocks, in stones, in earth, but we cannot accept the differences of color and characteristics in one another. That says that the human being is sick. Symbols limit human potential. Every organization that's here is represented by some symbol. As an Omega, you have your symbol. As a Delta, as a Kappa, as an AKA, you have your symbol. As an Elk, as a Moose, as a Lion, you have your symbol. As a Crip and a Blood you have your color. None of these things define you. All of these things limit you because your symbol and mine create divisions among us. I am a Christian, you say, but you are a Muslim. You wear your cross, I wear my crescent, so I'll be over here and you'll be over there. Wrong, wrong, wrong! (Applause.) That is wrong.
I am a Christian. Did you hear me? Farrakhan said, I am a Christian. I am a Jew. I am a Muslim. I am Pentecostal. I am of the Church of God in Christ. I am a Jehovah's Witness. I am a Mason. I am a Shriner. I'm all of that and then some, because I refuse to let things limit me as to who I really am, and you should not allow that, either.
When I say I am a Christian, I delight in the cross. It means a lot to me. The cross is not a symbol of wood with a horizontal and a vertical bar; the cross is a symbol of the dual nature of the human being. He has a horizontal nature, which is animalistic. He has an upright nature, which is vertical. The cross represents our struggle to overcome the horizontal and grow into the vertical.
The Star of David is two equilateral triangles, one pointing up, one pointing down. Six sides, six angles. The Bible says, Count the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. But the man is God's man, and the beast is also under the same number, because the beast is a man that has fallen down, and the God-man is a man that is looking up and gets instructions from above. And the fallen man is he who gets his guidance from the lower extremities. We follow our sexual appetite. We follow our lust for material things, for power.
The crescent represents equality. The star represents justice. The sun represents freedom. That flag is up above our heads, and the God who created that -- He doesn't let the sun shine on white people and miss black people. Does He? He doesn't let the rain fall on the Native American and not fall on other members of the human family. God is just, and he's no respecter of persons. It doesn't matter what your color is, what your race is, with God it is righteousness that He is after.
And so, my family, these symbols must give way to that which God will bring and make new among us. I say to all of these symbols, they make us symbols, and we don't have the substance of a human being created in the image of God.
As I come to a conclusion, I want to address three problems. Family life: Any policy, rule, regulation or program that does not promote the growth of the male and female, the sanctity of marriage and family, is a rule, a regulation or policy that is not a good rule, regulation or policy. The family is the basic unit of civilization; therefore, everything must be done to care for the family unit.
Two. None of us can become human beings and divine beings without knowledge. Therefore, the access to knowledge should be what government is spending money on, not more weapons. There is no nation on this Earth that can defeat America militarily. There is no sense of saying to the American people, "We need Star Wars because somebody is going to shoot a rocket at us." They're not insane; they know if they shot one rocket, you (U.S.) could shoot a hundred. So war and the threat of war is a pretext to take the taxpayer's dollar and make more and more weapons, while the American people have insufficient education, insufficient teachers, insufficient qualifications to come into a modern society. This thing needs to be reversed.
Education is not a privilege. Education is a human right. In your education, you must exalt the woman. (Applause.) Any system of education that does not give us a healthy respect for the female is a failed educational system. Any system on this Earth that says that a woman is only for pleasure and procreation is a backward system, and any system that says the female are our natural partners in every act of the building of home, school, systems, and institutions of government, then we are properly educated. The woman is the cornerstone of the family.
I respectfully say, to everyone that's here, all of our religious institutions need reform. (Applause.) I'm going to say it again. All of our religious institutions need reform. It is not God that has relegated females to this inferior position; it is our misunderstanding of the word of God. When Jesus was on the cross, most all of the male disciples had run away. Only one was there. That was John. But there were three women at that cross, and one of them was His mother. When He was resurrected, according to Christian theology, the men were somewhere in the upper room, talking, but it was women that discovered that He had been raised. I ask you a question. Do you think any pulpit made by man is better or more important than a female created by God? And if you love Jesus because, you say he died for you, then look at the female that has given birth to your son or your daughter. Do you know that when she lays down to give life to us, she experiences the same pain of death as the pain of giving birth? Look at the hours sometimes that she is in labor -- one hour, two hours, four hours, 10 hours, 14 hours, 18 hours -- and then she gives us life. Well, if you can love Jesus because he died for you and me, then you better grab your wife and the woman that gave birth to your children and hold her tight because she died for you and me, and she suffered in labor for you and me, that the human family could continue to grow and flourish.
GAIN KNOWLEDGE AND FLY
We (the people) can make a difference. So I want to ask you, in the words of (singer) R. Kelly, I really believe we're going to have to fly. And when I say fly, the Bible say one day we're going to take on wings. Wings doesn't mean that you're going to grow wings out of your back. Wings means that the wisdom and the knowledge of God and the understanding of the Word will give you power to rise out of the gravitational pull of the Earth, out into space.
If you have the wings of knowledge---when you have a book and you open the book, it looks like wings. The Bible is a book of heavy knowledge. Open it, and take on wings. The Holy Qur'an is a book; a healing for the nation. Open the book and take on your wings and fly away. It's only when you put on wings that you can rise above blackness, rise above whiteness, rise above color, rise above national origin, rise above ethnicity, rise above sexuality, rise above materials---when you take on the wings of knowledge, then you can rise above all the things that have kept us divided as a people. God bless you all. As-Salaam Alaikum.
No comments:
Post a Comment