Farrakhan sues ADL for $5 Billion . Vlad weighs in on Israel-Palestine conflict ... and more

Farrakhan sues ADL for $5 Billion . Vlad weighs in on Israel-Palestine conflict ... and more 

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Who will hip hop beat thirty yearsfrom now? I guess I should keep
studying my peers for now. ShouldI make a dance and snap dumbs?
Fast, high hats, eight awayback drums? Are we selling though souls
for thirty two pieces a go?If it's lack of the soul, how
can it remain hold? We makemusic for a strip of holes, but
no music to think. That's theshort term money that we're put in the

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bank. But the dramas going backwards. I see devolution instead of evolution.
This is sole prostitution. The childrenare fumbling, even got the elders and
carriage and mumbling. Watching them stumbling, then you have to tell you it's
so humbling. Meanwhile, our stockhas been plummeting, and they're telling me
I need to sound like the otherniggas. Grown ass men trying to sound

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like the younger niggas used to havebalance. Back in the days, we
had challenge. Trying to be originalwas the challenge. Now all these niggas
sound the same, and all thebeats tund the same same. Katie Saint
Trump's and all that shit sounded changetwenty niggas trying to sound like Feature and
I love rocking Future, but that'stalles a feature. Think your niggas need
a different producer. Hope the bullshitcrash your computer and it'll be cool about

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being the USA. Brothers and Sisters. You're tuned into another episode of the
Gospel of Malcolm X's podcast. Iam your host, brother Eric. As
always, it is my pleasure tobe back and in the studio once again.
I like to take the time out, as I always do, to
send my love to all of thelisteners and supporters of the Gospel of Malcolm

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X's podcast. Does look like weare seeing a little bit of growth and
I definitely appreciate the support. Sotoday's episode is gonna be another one of
those quick ones, maybe even thirtyminutes or less. We'll see how it
rose. I'm going to be coveringabout two or three topics. The first

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topic I'm going to be getting intois Lewis Farrakahn. The Nation of Islam
recently brought a lawsuit against the ADLI believe it's called, which is the
Anti Defamation League. Basically, they'resaying that they have wrongly been accused of
being anti Semitic, etc. Andso we're going to be listening to a

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clip from Farakhn talking about their upcomingfive billion dollars I believe five billion dollar
lawsuit. The next thing we're goingto be talking about is the schools over
in Gaza. The Minister of Educationin Gaza has decided to officially end the

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school year as basically, so manychildren have been killed, and I mean,
in his words, all the childrenhave been killed, which it probably
feels that way because it just thatmany children have been taken out in this
unnecessary war. And then the lastthing we're going to be talking about is

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that vlad gave his opinion on thewar in Palestine and and gave some solutions
which some of you may find surprising. And he also criticized Drake for being
the most popular Jewish artist in theworld and not speaking on this subject at

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all, and also criticized Ah,I think DJ colleg He criticized DJ Collic
for being the most popular Palestinian inthe world and not speaking on the subject
that at all. And it basicallyhe was saying that you know, he's
not asking them to choose a sideor anything like that, but for them

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to be in the positions that theyare in and not speak on the subject
at all. I mean he makesan interesting point in terms of that.
I think that Drake may surprise peopleif the pro Palestinian, if the pro
Palestinian plight becomes cool, you know, if it becomes an end thing.

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I would not be surprised to seeDrake embrace that if it became cool enough,
because it seems like Drake flows alongwith wherever the trends go or whatever
is hot. So if free Palestinebecomes hot, it is not inconceivable to

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me to see Drake follow that trend. So I'm going to start off with
the clip lowis Ferrikahn talking about it. There's gonna be some interruptions because does
he makes some points in here thatI feel like need to be addressed,
and we're going to be addressing themjust kind of as we go along.
So this is Minister Lewis far Khan, the National representative of the Honorable Elijah

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Muhammad, the eternal Leader of theNation of Islam, and that great preacher
of freedom, justice and the qualityto the black man and woman of America,
to the black man and woman inthe Caribbean and Central and South America,

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in Africa, in the Isles,of the Pacific and to our brown
and red and yellow brothers and sisterswherever you are, this message is for
you. On the twenty eighth anniversaryof the Million Man March October sixteenth,

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we filed a lawsuit against the ADLand Simon Wiesenthal Center, against their leadership,

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because our desire now is to stateour case before the courts and before
the world. We are not whatthey have said we are, and we
intend to prove such as Alma Lakoone second prepared me to receive the insults,

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the Snares being evil spoken of.All right, so I'm gonna pause
this here for a second and say, okay. So he stated his reason
for following the lawsuit. I havemy suspicions that this is either one a

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money play with five million dollars.If they were able to win, that
would be significant. And we've seenhim make money plays in the in the
past with Kadafi and all all ofthat. So this is either one a
money play, two a publicity stunt. Excuse me, so money publicity or

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both, And then I feel likeit might be like a cloud chasing thing
in terms of like just saying,hey, we filed this lawsuit we were
able to do this or whatever.But if they were able to secure five
billion dollars, that is a lotfor the advancement of your car or whatever.

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And anyway, what does Streck canreally have to lose? Knows that
he is ninety, he don't have. He got more time behind him than
he has ahead of him, andso just go for it. Being scarred
and bruised by the false charges ofanti Semitism by the Anti Defamation League and

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with their influence over the media,these false charges have been read throughout the
earth all over the world. Iand we have been hated, and I
and we are hated the same day. I have been denied entrance into several

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countries and have been labeled as personaonGROD. I'm presently being called the god
Father of hate, and I'm beingcalled one of the leading antisemites in America.

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Myself and my family and those whofollowed the teachings of the Honorable Elijah
Muhammad under my leadership have suffered andbeen scapegoaded and have lost positions in media,
lost positions in business because of thevileness of the charge. Even though

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we are saying that which is absolutelythe truth in the Holy Koran, it
reads and mixed not up truth withfalsehood, nor hide the truth while you
know. The honorable Elijah Muhammad toldus and taught us that hiding the truth

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leads to all kinds of mischief makingand violent behavior, hatred, and even
death. So we thought it isnow time for us to legally respond to
these false charges. Two thousand yearsago in the Roman Empire, the Jews

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of that day caused the Roman authoritiesto join with them to bring false charges
against Jesus as he was the lastprophet to the Jews. Two thousand years
later, some members of the Jewishcommunity, the ADL, and others have

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met with White House officials and somemembers of the United States government to formulate
a strategy that would enable them tomake laws and policies that would allow them
to arrest me or others who arefalsely accused of being anti submitted. My

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teacher told take plenty, brother,and he told me that his teacher,
masterfar Muhammad, told him, youmust take plenty. But why you must

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take plenty? If you are beingmade to be a savior, a redeemer,
a reconciler, a resurrector, youmust have the patience through your suffering
to bring about the salvation and thetransformation of the lives of those to whom

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youre mission. Honorable Elijah Muhammad taughtme of the three most hated persons in
the world, the first being arich person who wishes to share his riches
with those less fortunate. Second,those who are considered rich in knowledge and

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wisdom, who want to share thatknowledge and that wisdom with the ignorance.
Lastly, the most hated of allperson is the man to whom the Holy
Cora is revealed. Why because therevelation of the last great Book of Prophecy

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and teaching the Honorable Elijah Muhammad themeaning of all of the prophecies that are
found in the Bible and the HolyQuran, gives that man the power to
bring the whole of religion together inone and who bring about the end of

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a world like this and the civilizationof Joe. Who are there our deceits
who ruled so Paul said, wewar not against flesh and blood, but
we war against the principalities and thepowers and the rulers of the darkness of

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this world. I am a followerof such a man, the honorable Elijah
Muhammad, who was taught the meaningof all of the prophecies found in the
Bible and Holy Koran. So whilehe was among us, he said,

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if any scholar or sentence could provehim wrong, he would pay out of
his brother's best crocket ten thousand dollarsfor every word that you could prove that
was wrong, and he would paywith his life or line. As his

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student, whom he sat in hisseat in July nineteen seventy two and anointed
me and commissioned me to make hisgreat commission known, I issue the same
challenge. If you can prove meto be a liar in my recitation of

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his teachings and my understanding of whathe said to me when he brought me
to the Great Field in nineteen eightyfive, if you can prove me to
be a liar, I don't haveto try to kill me. I was

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willing to pay with my life.He saw that the ADL and others have
joined with the US government to producea legal justification for punishment, okay,
of anyone. I wanted to letme see if I can stop this.

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So I wanted to interrupt that partwhere he says that you know, he
would pay out a pocket and alland all this other kind of stuff.
So I want to tell you guysa brief story. So basically, there
was a time FBI wanted to knowwho Elijah Muhammad's teacher for Rob Muhammad was.
So they they did a lot ofbackground, a lot of research or

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whatever, but they put out astory that was kind of whatever in terms
of his his background. And soI think they said that he was from
Turkey. But they put out thestory because they knew it would have Elijah
Muhammad respond, which he did.Elijah Muhammad responded, He's like, no,

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this is not his background. I'llgive one hundred thousand dollars to whoever
can say that this is true.So there was a woman who was actually
married to Faraj. She came outasking basically like, hey, give me
that one hundred thousand dollars. Iwas married to this man. I could
confirm who he is. Basically,she gave the whole background that he used

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to live together in Columbia, thewhole nine. If you want to listen
to the Phar Muhammad episodes, that'sa nice lengthy episode for you guys to
check out. Anyway. That moneywas never put in any type of escrow,
He never paid or anything like.This woman was actually married to Farad.
So this is how you know.It's just all it's all cap either

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of the Jewish people and an antisemit We decided to bring a lawsuit,
which we filed on Monday, Octobersixteenth, the twenty eighth anniversary of the
Million Band Fond. We summoned thelawyers in the Nation of Islam who have

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also suffered by just being attached tome and the nation. But suffering is
what we all have done. Yetyou cannot prove that anyone who is a
follower of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad undermy leadership, has ever done anything of

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hatred toward the community of Jewish people, white, any people. You cannot
find one word in the tens ofbillions of words that God has guided his
seat in sixty eight years of myservice ever all for the death of those

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called hell. Okay, So hesays, you can't find one word,
and I'm going to pause him there, let me get my time stamped.
Can't find anyone, any word anytimewhere he ever, in his sixty plus
years of doing his thing, wherehe called for the death of anyone that
calls themselves Jews. Right, Sowe're gonna pull up sometimes where he did

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speak about death, and I'm gonnafirst pull up a clip where he was
asked about his involvement in Malcolm X'smurder. No, I was not in
any way involved in him murder.I said, such a man as Malcolm
is worthy of death, and wereit not for Elijah Muhammad's faith in God,

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it would have been so. ElijahMuhammad told all of us as his
followers to leave Malcolm alone and leaveMalcolm to Allah. I was in Nuark
at that time, the time ofhis assassination. It was my turn to
be rotated into Nuark to handle thepreaching or the teaching that day, and

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that is my reason for being inNuark. Betty Shabbaz never said that Para
Khan was a plotter in the deathof Malcolm, but she said that Phara
Khan helped to create the atmosphere andhow you helped create the atmosphere of course
with words, right, of courseit would have been with words, because

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that's all he's ever ever really beenabout his words. I'm going to play
nineteen seventy two clip and which hepraises the killers of Malcolm X. Once
again, Malcolm didn't know what hewas playing with. Really he didn't.

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He didn't know what he was playingwith. This clip is from January twenty
second, nineteen seventy two. Don'tjump up with gif a divine messing Joe
God like he did. He askedto die and God obliged. No,
you don't understand, like someone said, this pick was kill Malcolm And what

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we mean then, what if wemean? Have you ever seen it bla
hendalized like Malcolm's chandalized Mohammed? Hadyou never heard him anything like that?
Do tonoy? Do standalize? Aman's proof loved and honored by the people.

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What did you ask him? Falk? Who are asking him for that?
And he got what he asked for? And those who killed him,
they weren't speaking behind or damn countup. They came in the place where
the man was preaching and killed himin front of his own followers. That
peerlessness and know who was there?Of gardens they was sucking. They are

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cowering, the dogs. Nothing isrunning up to him. Now we have
him and and and vivid detail describingin a way that I don't think he
had ever really been described before Malcolm'sassassination, or mind you, he was
indoored, and he cops out tobeing innored. I think he says that
in the other one that he wasin Noyork and that it was his time

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to be rotated into the schedule orwhatever. He tries to explain why he
was in Noyark when Malcolm was assassinated, which happened to be the same area
where his assassins were from. WhereMalcolm's assassins were from. So he describes
in vivid detail that the men thatreguarded Malcolm were ducking and I believe and

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evidence seems to suggest, especially sincethe killers were from Nork and they went
back to Noyrk after they did thehit, that Farkun got the play by
play. He got the play byplay then inside scoop of what went down,
and he praised You heard him say, these weren't no cowardly men,
These were fearless men. Came inthere and killed Malcolm in front of his

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wife and his four little girls,knowing that there wasn't a circh on the
door for guns, knowing that Malcolm'ssecurity were not even supposed to have guns
on them, so it's not likethey walked into a shootout. And here's
another reason why we know that theseweren't fearless men. If you listen to
the interview from Thomas Hair, theone that was captured at the scene and

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eventually told everybody who is accomplices wereThomas Hair from Newark, New Jersey.
Fired. He was there firing apistol. He got his ass whooped at
the scene. They was able tocapture him at the scene. He wasn't
able to escape like the other assassins. So when he did his interview,

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he was saying that they had beenplanning Malcolm's murder for months, but then
Malcolm went out of the country.But he talked about this one day and
I played this clip on hare before. He talked about this one day where
they rolled by Malcolm's house and theywas going to try to kill him at
his house, but they saw thatit was heavily guarded, so they had
to change your mind. This ishow you know that they aren't feel as

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men because they didn't go up inthere on a suicide mission. They went
up in there because they knew thatthere wasn't any men on the door.
I mean there wasn't any men onthe door that were searching for guns,
and that Malcolm's men were not supposedto have guns, so they thought that
they weren't going to get shot backat them. Getting shot was not a
part of the plan. It wassupposed to be a situation where Malcolm's people

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were unarmed. They were armed,they would be able to come in there
and kill them and escape without anybodybeing able to shoot them or retaliate.
And that plan somewhat backfired because twoof the assassins were shot, but one
was able to escape despite being shot. Let me finish this clip out and
then I'll go back, let Ferykahnfinish out, and then we'll talk about

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on other two topics and we'll wrapup. Looks like we're at about the
twenty six minute mark. Oh isthat a time to make the name?
And you're saying your leader, youdamn punk, You don't have no lea,
it is your You know what hellwas the set up for? Now?

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All of a sudden they conserve youa sent man on a platter and
you heard him up that your leader, not knowing nothing about him while he
was alive. And knowing that's abouthim otter these days, Malcolm's momentum carrying
into his sent all right, Sothat that's fair con there. So now

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we're going to go into his nineteenninety three saviors. They speak once again,
speaking on my look at the wisdomof God. Yeah, it's just
about finished. Now Malcolm went outof the nation. We all were hurt.
At least I can speak myself.I loved him. Next three lied

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to Muhammad and I didn't know anybodygreater and Malcolm. It hurt me that
he would go out of the nation. But then the worst hurt it's Malcolm
going to Mike Wallace telling Mike Wallaceand listen to the words now Elijah Muhammed

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father children from his teenage secretaries.So Malcolm raised it to a moral issue.
Listen to me, carefully putting himselfin the righteous position, putting his
teacher in an immoral position. Butthen he's going to the white to tell

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the white man what he is theleader and the teacher had done. Okay,
now less address let's address this partbecause this is a this is a
common nation of Islam cop out interms of oh, Malcolm put it in
the media with the white man.First of all, y'all were trying to
kill him, and then didn't y'allnot go to the white man in order

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to take his house from him andtake him into court. When Malcolm first
revealed that Elijah Muhammad fathered all ofthese children with his teenage secretaries, he
was outside of the courtroom because theNation of Islam had brought him into a
court, proceeding to kick him andhis family out on the street so they
could be homeless. So the Nationof Islam went to the white man first

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and was always in the media takingpotshots at Malcolm X, who had up
until that point really had avoided commentingon it. When he left nation in
March of that year, he didn'tsay anything disrespectful about Elijah Muhammad. He
said that he ran into leadership challengeswithin the nation that forced him out of
the nation. Said that he couldbetter serve Elijah Muhammad's purpose outside of the

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nation. Very political statements. Saidnothing negative about Elija Muhammad, nothing about
babies, none of that. Right, All of that stuff came much later
as he began to feel the pressurefor them trying to kill him, and
he's sitting thinking like Okay, wellwhy they trying to kill me? So
he's like, well, if y'aregoing to kill me over this, I

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might as well go ahead and fullyreveal everything, which I think he would
have got around to eventually anyway,but because it was a criminal organization,
but I think he was trying toget hisself established first. He was never
able to get either of these twoorganizations off the ground because of the momentum
of day to day of basically thesepeople call him his house and terrorizing his

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house. Nation of Islam really actedlike a terrorist group at this particular time.
I mean they talk about Hamas andHezbalah and al Qaeda and the Taliban,
the Nation of Islam long before thoseorganizations existed. Terrorin's the fuck out
of Malcolm's family calling constantly talking aboutkilling them, bombing his house, trying

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to stab them outside of his house, trying to shoot him on the highway,
constantly calling and threatening, et cetera. Complete terrorists. I'm gonna let
this dis continue to play out,but they commonly used that that as a
cop out. And then Fara Khnknows that he's done interviews with Mike Wallace
as well, and one thing hedoesn't say is that which is which is

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very interesting, right? What youwould expect him to say of this was
true. One thing that Fara Khandoesn't say. He says Elijah Malcolm said
that Elijah was with teenage girls.Bla, that hurt me. Two things
he never says. He never saysthat Malcolm lied on the Lodjah and he
and he never says that the Nationof Islam did not kill Malcolm X.

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He did it with Mike Wallace.You can't deny this. This is actual
fact. He came here to Chicagoand went to cuts in it when is
cups in it. Been a friendof black people and he told cup I
thought he was a man. Billwouldn't and now it was kept it a

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secret and whatnot? I found itthat he was less man than I thought.
Oh, he dogged the message,the man that took him from a
pimp, from a hustle, froma stick up man and send him before

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the wild. Now he's dog inhis teacher. What do you think we
felt? Elijah Muhammad wasn't just aleader. It's our spiritual guide and father.
Brother, you don't have to orderme to kill you if you attack
my father my orders come from mylove. I want you to hear me

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good, because every Muslim that lovedElijah Muhammad would have killed Malcolm if we
had gotten a chance. Now,I don't need no damn a clause.
I want you to think, nowwe didn't incite that Malcolm incited. That
isn't us. He would have beendead. He would never have lasted a

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year. Lijah Muhammad told us leavehim alone, leave him alone. Talk.
Okay, So I will go aheadand conclude this clip there so that
I could go ahead and begin towrap up. But oh, I got

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to actually let it play for afew more minutes. But I'll posit it
here to say, when has heever had to tell the Nation of Islam
to leave any white organization alone,any George organization alone. When he has
he ever had to tell them tostop terrorizing any white family? All of
this terrorization, all of this stuffthat they have going on with brother Malcolm,

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they were willing and ready to terrorizeany black family whatever. Elijah Muhammad
even went as far as having statementsto say, none of you twenty two
million nigroes can do anything to me. But when has he ever had this
confidence? You see he had noproblem disrespecting Malcolm Max and his death,

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no problem talking bad about Martin LutherKing and his death, saying that Martin
Luther King died and went to hellwith the white man. But when Kennedy
died, he said that he wasMorning Kennedy. So let me let that
finish plan and then we'll begin towrap up. Want me turn my face

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even alone, sir to Muhammed Anthat if you attack him, I'll kill
you yesterday, today and tomorrow.And I'm not a killer, but neither

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are you. But if somebody attackwhat you love, each one of you
in here would become a killer instantaneous. Way am I line? Mother?
Let somebody look like they attack canyour child? Here's a woman who fought
a bear because the bear snatched herbaby, and she ran the bed down,

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streaming until the bead dropped her baby. Love cast out there. We
don't give a damn about no whiteman law. When you attack what we
love, this is the real sickpart come out, and frankly, it

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ain't none of your business. Whatdid you got to say about? Did
you teach Malcolm, did you makeMalcolm, did you clean up Malcolm?
Did you put Malcolm out before theworld. Was Malcolm your trader? Or
was he hours? And if wedealt with him like a nation deals with

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a trader, what the hell businessis it of yours? Now he's going
into you. Just shut your mindand stay out of it, because in

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the future we're going to become anation, and the nation gotta be able
to deal with traders and cutthroats andturncoats. The white man does deals with
his, the Jews deal with theass So now he's making that comparison.

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And you see how how would itwas? And then now when you go
back and listen to him talk aboutthe eighty l and now hold nine,
ah, how calm it is?So give me just a second switch back
to this, and then we've gottwo more clips happen. You've heard my

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private conversations, my conversations at thedinner table, and you've even heard me
praying. But you cannot find meeven praying like David did for the death
of his enemies. David, whois the sign of the promised Messiah.

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Boy, I have thought about suchprayers, but I have never uttered them,
because I, like the God Iserve, do not take pleasure in
God's killing of the people who aresinful or us for us, since my

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teacher eli Jahmama taught me that hecame to save us from our sins,
and he added the sins of whitepeople that we have been nurtured under and
iniquitous people who have made us intothemselves. And this is our reason for

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going before the courts to attempt,with the help of Allah God, to
prove our innocence of such false charges, and that the guilty who charge us
with their crimes are the ones whoshould suffer the punishment of judgment because they

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lie. They lie on a goodman who has never I've been arrested,
never condemned as being a liar,never done anyone evil, and you wish
death for me and for those whofollow me. So we think the time

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is right. We've taken a plentyand you cannot find us calling for the
death of any Jewish person, harmingone hair on their head, putting a
swastika on any synagogue, or walkingin protest at their stores and businesses asking
people not to trade with them.But this they have done to us,

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So we say enough is enough.I Am going to our move into the
lag section now. So if Idid this interview with if what's this guy's
name? T K. Kirklin,And in the interview with T. K.

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Kirkland, he ends up explaining toT. K. Kirkland what's going
on with the Israel Palestine war,and so he gives us breakdown. I
found his breakdown to be pretty interesting. It's more reasonable than anything else I've

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heard. Let's see if I canfind it. Looks like he has T
K. Kirkline. Okay, Okay, I got it. These are those
And so in case you guys don'tknow T. K. Kirklin is a
comedian, he's not really well upon I mean, I think everybody has

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seen these conflicts, but he's notreally well versed in terms of why they're
fighting killed. Israel slash Palestine,however you want to call it. During
that time was an English colony andit was a bit of a mess.

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There was a lot of conflict,a lot of war in that region and
so forth, and it was decidedthat the United Nations decided to give that
region to the Jewish people, youknow, as their homeland. The Palestinians
who were living there at the timedid not like that because they were living
there and then at that point warstarted to break out where a lot of

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the Arab they felt that the landwas taken. The other the other Arab
Muslim countries had a problem with it. And originally Israel was a very small
place, right, all the countriesattacked it. Israel's military ended up beating
all those countries and took over theland of all those countries. After it's

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valuable there, well it's land,just land, okay, very valuable,
right, it's only living amount.Know what I'm saying, is that not
oil. They're not fighting for oil, not exactly. No, it's just
land. And Israel expanded in sizea lot during that region during that time,
and those countries were like Syria andso forth. They're still very upset

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because they lost a bunch of veryprime real estate during this time. But
Israel, during that time, hestarted to develop very quickly and became a
first world country. You've never beenin Israel, right, It's like America,
Internet, great roads, retail stores, whatever. But when you go
into some of the other Arab countries, there are still a little bit of
you know, third world. Youknow, I remember going across the border

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from Israel into Egypt and it wasa whole different story, you know what
I'm saying. It just wasn't asdeveloped of a country. So unfortunately,
you know, I feel like theIsraelis took too much land and they could
have compromised and give given some ofit back, but they did it.
And that's where a lot of theseit's overland. It's overland. And from

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the Israeli part of well, wewon it, y'all attacked us with war,
we took the land whatever. Fromthe well, you know, y'all
took our le y'all didn't have tokeep it all all that shit. They
could have given it back, andthen Israel the pala Cities are sort of
caught in the middle of all thisbecause these people are dying over the land.
Over land. Yeah, and Hamas, whose last selection happened around two

(43:29):
thousand and five two thousand and six, is a political now, it's not
just over land. So I thinkthat this part could be a big confusion.
It's not just that they lost theland, it's that they don't have
any opportunities, they don't have jobs, they're being starved. That Israel calculates

(43:49):
how many calories can come into theircountry for them to to be fair,
and they calculated just above the starvationlevel. So it's just above the level
of starvation, right, and thisis how they they calculate it, just
above the level of starvation. Soit's like I heard someone describe it as

(44:13):
starvation plus and this is you know, this is the calculation, Like somebody
is calculating calculating the amount of caloriesthat your children can eat. And that
it's not like they're giving them likean abundant amount of calories, like twenty
thousand calories per child or something likethat. It's like, no, just

(44:34):
above the We haven't seen a singlefat Palestinian over there, Like nobody is
is overweight. And I'm not sayingthat people need to be overweight, but
damn, it doesn't seem like thisis a place where there is an abundance
of food. So they're being deprivedof being able to see their family in
the West Bank, being able totravel freely. They don't have a nation,

(44:55):
they don't have a state, Soit's not just the land, it's
the complete They're being just basically choked. And then and then in the in
the case of Gaza, there andone of the most densely populated places considered
to be by people that are visited. There just a complete open air prison.

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So it's not just the land,it's the fact that they're being choked.
Most of the people are alive atthis time, haven't probably even they've
never been to Israel and haven't livedon the land to miss it, you
know, because they've been in Gazoin the West Bank all their life,
so they haven't they haven't been onthe land per se to even miss the

(45:45):
land. It's just that they don'thave opportunities, and then they have Israel
as a government oppressing them, denyingthem opportunities. Can't travel into Israel,
can't travel to the West Bank,can't travel outside of Gaza, can only
eat what we tell you to eat. We don't allow enough fueld to come

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in. This is another thing thathappens. They don't allow enough fueld to
come in for them to keep theirelectricity operating, so elect they have constant
power outages throughout the day as wellbecause they don't. They don't. Israel
regulates how much fuel they're able toget in as well, so they are
being completely oppressed. It's not justthe land, it's the oppression. Most

(46:30):
of these people haven't lived on theland. Of course, they feel like
the land is theirs and it wastaken from them or whatever. But they
haven't lived on that land because they'vebeen concentrated into Gaza and to the West
Bank, et cetera since like fortyeight, so they haven't lived there.
It's the day to day life ofstarving and you know, not having access

(46:55):
to opportunities and resources. They haveone of the highest unemployed rates in the
world. Party with an army associatedwith it. You know, some people
call them a terrorist organization, somepeople don't, or whatever else. But
Hamas doesn't view Israel as a legalstate. They just look at them as

(47:15):
occupiers, so they don't talk directlyto Israel. They have to talk through
a third party, so there's nocommunication exactly, you see what I'm saying.
And then the bad feelings. Sothen when Hamas took over Gaza as
the ruling party, Israel was like, well, this is a big problem
because Hamas has a long history ofbombings and terrorist activities. Hamas is a

(47:38):
palace city organization, so that's anorganization, is not a city, you
know, it's an organization, agroup of people who basically wants to take
Israel over and make it all Palistine, okay, which honestly is an area
on the border of Israel group ofpeople. Gaza is an area, okay,

(48:00):
all right, Kalistine is one nationality, Palestinian Conistin is one nationality,
and Israelites is another nationality. Prettymuch, okay, cool, okay,
Right, And you know you gottaunderstand because people think, oh, it's
just it's white versus brown, nolike of israel Is because yeah, I

(48:20):
think some people think it's racism.No, it's about land or yeah,
exactly, okay, yeah, soit's it's a mess, man. There's
no real good solutions. And saidthat, what do you think they should
do? What I think they shoulddo. What I think they should do
is say, listen, we're goingto give up a whole bunch of this
land and give it back to Palestine. Y'all gonna have your own country.

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We're going to recognize you as acountry if you recognize us as a country.
Here's a bunch of land that wetook that we're going to give back
to you, a bunch of primereal estate. We're going to compromise,
and everyone can live where they wantto. Live in peace on the land
they want to live in. Butyou know, but but it gets more
complex than that, because Jerusalem isinside of Israel and the Old City of

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Jerusalem is the main religious center forthree of the world's major religions. The
Jews all, you know, allwant it because it's a very important part
to the Jewish religion. The Muslims. There's a section. It's actually Jerusalem

(49:30):
is carved up. There's a Jewishsection, a Muslim section, and a
Christian section, all the same damncity. And the Jews can't go in
the Muslim section. The Muslims can'tgo in the Jewish section. The Muslims
have what people consider the best partbecause the Rock of Life, that big
available America, American big Golden Domeis in the Muslim section. And that's

(49:54):
where Muslims believe God. Well,everyone's sort of Jews and Muslims, Christians
believe that God made the earth inthis right there at that point, and
there's a big rock. It's holy. It's holy, you see what I'm
saying. So it's like the Muslimsdon't want to let go and say,
Okay, we're done with Jerusalem becauseit's an important place for them. It's

(50:15):
one of the holiest places for theirreligion. Everything is based on everybody's beliefs.
Yes, it's a mess. It'sa mess, and that's why it's
been going on for so long.People don't have to compromise when it comes
to God. This is why I'mnot religious. You know what I'm saying.
Me for me, it's like,listen, it's just real estate,
That's what I'm saying. Whoever,fuck it, you're going to kill someone
over over some dirt and some rocksbecause it's dusty hot out there. Okay,

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So I will I will just kindof add so I don't completely disagree
with everything that saying. I thinkthat he's given something where it could potentially
be worked with because he's saying,hey, give back a portion of the
land, them have their own country, et cetera. This is far more

(51:05):
I guess liberal, you would say, compared to somebody like Benjamint and Yahoo,
who came on the UN floor witha map that had no Gaza and
no Palestine, I mean, andno gays in no West Bank. And
you can see now he's making everyeffort he can to ethnically cleanse the Gayza
area. However, to say thatit's just real estate, it's not.

(51:28):
I think Vlad is missing how muchthese people have been exploited. But you
know, this is where Jesus wascrucified, right, you know what I'm
saying. Like you go around Jerusalemand you see all the steps when he
was carrying the cross. Oh,he stumbled right here. There's a big
plaque right there. Oh, thisis where so and so gain some water

(51:49):
right there. In fact, whenI was there, we actually went to
the Church of Sepulcher, which isthe church was built over the spot where
Jesus was crucified, and there's atomb that allegedly has jesus body in there.
We're not sure, but you knowwhat I'm saying. But it was
built on top of the crucifixion,so the Christians don't want to give it
up either. So it's it's abig mess. Sounds like a big Like

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I said, I don't discuss religion, but I'm glad you boy, because
when I watched the news, I'mlost. Well now you know the little
Yeah, I'm lost. I bethere, man, I've been there,
yeah to hear it. Yeah,it's a breakdown. And they say oh,
lad's wrong. It's really like this, but this is generally the story.
Yeah, so here's the thing.Like me and you, businessman,

(52:32):
we're not negotiating like, yeah,we get as long as everybody walks away
happy, right, Well, thegreat negotiation is happening. Great negotiation means
that everyone is unhappy with the finaloutcome, right, which means, which
is the mark of a great negotiation. If one person's happy the other person's
not happy, that was a badnegotiation. All the negotiations I've done,

(52:53):
when I've dealt with court situations,I was pissed off. Afterwards, the
other party was pissed off. Butultimately we all walk away and we're done.
So at some point I'm hoping thatthey do because it's about man,
let me tell you, it goeswith real life. The goal when you
go through something, can you obtain? And we talked about this before.

(53:15):
He's of mind, Well, what'sinteresting. I'm going to say this one
thing and get off the topic becausewe're kind of going too Deepenka. Back
in nineteen ninety five, Israel andPalestine were still going at it. Shootings,
I remember wars, everything else likethat. The head of the General
in Israel was a guy named Rabin. The head of Palestine was Yassir Arafat,

(53:44):
I remember his name. There wereboth generals for years, they've been
killing each other their soldiers over andover and over and over again. Rabin
became president of Israel or Prime Ministerof Israel, and he was getting old.
At this point Arafat was getting old. They both realized that this is

(54:05):
going nowhere, and if they wanttheir grandchildren to have some peace, they're
gonna have to work it out.They went to America. They met with
Bill Clinton and on national television theyshook hands. Nobody could believe this happened.
These were arch enemies. Each oneof them looked at the other one
as the devil, you know,and they shook They shook hands, and

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they started the peace process. Theystarted making compromise, they started giving back
land. They started saying, no, we're not going to attack you,
blah blah blah. What happened wasthen had a peace rally in Israel.
I believe in Jerusalem because we wentout there. When I went to Israel
and there was a young Jewish guywas very right wing and radicalized. He

(54:57):
didn't like the peace process because alot of people. You know what I'm
saying, Not everyone wants peace.Some people are like, no, this
is our shit. Fuck these Palestiniansor fuck these Jews. No, we're
not compromising, you know, likelike Commas, there's a compromise, like
we don't recognize you as a state, We're not even going to talk to
you. Like some people are veryvery right wing and are not going to

(55:19):
bend on their relief. And ithappens on both sides. And there was
a young kid who was basically like, you know, Rabin is the devil.
He's giving away all our land tothese evil Palestinians. And he started
beating with these really radical rabbis.And there's a Jewish law that says that
if a Jewish person kills other Jewishpeople, you're allowed to kill him to

(55:40):
save other Jews. And he wasme and these rabbits goes, well,
you know, Rabbin, he's killingJewish people for this policy, so shouldn't
he be killed And they're like,well, technically yes, I mean you
could look at it this way notthink anything gonna happen. During a rally,
this guy walked up to Rabbin andkilled him on everybody, and then
it all fell apart, all thepeace process everything. That's when that Yahoo

(56:06):
came and I think, you know, sometime afterwards was not trying to talk
that peaceful shit, and here weare, you know, thirty years later.
I didn't know that part. Damnit's that. And so that is
a case of a young Jewish guykilling the Jewish leader that was willing to

(56:27):
compromise. And then now basically whoknows why that guy was killed and who
really killed him? That may bea story that I'm you know, because
just from hearing it off of theair, you know, off the air
test, it sounds like that guyron Ben could have been knocked out just

(56:47):
to bring in a Zionist leader likeBenjamin Nett and Yahoo and to have this
thing and films like this for almostone hundred years now and just keep going.
And so that this is going tosegue me into my next point.
So it looks like one second.So according to Gayzen, Ministry of Education

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announces the end of the academic yearsall students have been killed by Israel.
The Minister of Education in Gaza hasofficially announced and into the academic year of
twenty twenty three and twenty twenty four, as all the students have been killed
by Israel and the adstrikes in Gaza, A whole generation has been wiped off

(57:34):
the face of this earth. Yetthe world remains silent and watches as this
genified, as this genocide unfolds.So I think that this is this kind
of leads into if they had keptgoing along with the peace plans and peace
talks. But I would be interestedto know who took this guy out,

(57:58):
this Jewish guy that was, youknow, kind of willing to compromise and
willing to work with things. Imean, that is last version of the
story. I'm not saying it's nottrue, but I have to check it
out. I think that to sayall the children are did it's probably like

(58:20):
a I don't want to say hyperbole, but it's probably a figure of speech.
But there's been over like two thousand, for sure, over two thousand
children wiped out in Gaza, andthat's just you know, how can you
even carry on class or anything likethat? What all of these bomb is
going on? How do you sitin class and try to focus on anything

(58:45):
with your family being wiped out everynight, bombs dropping all around you,
et cetera. So it's crazy.It's crazy. So I think that pretty
much does it for us. Today, Brothers and Sisters show lasted fit longer
than I expect. It looks likewe are actually at the one hour mark

(59:09):
or just about. So As always, Brothers and Sisters, I thank you
so much for listening. Hopefully we'llbe back soon with some more content or
etc. And definitely share the showout with your friends, etc. And
you know, I want this informationto get out here, try to bring

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together entertaining shows and viable information.I know that the early part of the
show was probably a big dry withsome of the faery con stuff and him
seeing the ad L, but Ifelt it given that we cover so much
milcael X's content here, being thatthis is the Gospel of michaelm x's podcast,

(59:52):
I felt that it was necessary tocover that despite it being a big
dry. Always, Brothers and Sisters, I thank you so much for listening,
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Piece and Love, we will HipHop Beat thirty years from now. I

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we selling though souls for thirty threepieces to go? If it's lack of
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we put in the bank. Butthe dramas going backwards, I see devolution

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elders and carriage and mumbling, watchingthem stumbling that you have today, it's
so humbling. Meanwhile, O stockhas been plummeted, and they're telling me
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the younger niggas used to have balanceBack in the days we had talent.

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Trying to be original was the challenge. Now all these niggas sound the same,
and all the beats, talent thesame, the same, kay,
the same trumps, all that shitsounded lange. Johnny. Niggas trying to
sound like feature and a love rockingfuture. But that's why it's a feature
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