somebody doesn't want to be skinned..
says that to the so called black man who loves War and Capitalism.
New Black Panther: We need to skin crackers alive, pour acid on them, bomb nurseries
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says that to the so called black man who loves War and Capitalism.
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As the son of a panther this isn't what the original black panthers were about..hell, I have older white cousins and they used to go to the meetings eating breakfast when they were kids..
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The government did the original panthers so dirty, i wouldnt be surprised if this was true. cointel-pro is still active
NZA
LOL
i always thought these guys were double agents
"I would love nothing more than to come home with a crackers head in my bookbag"
"I heard that"
yea, these brothas are counterproductive to the cause and unfocused on exactly who the enemy is. They are nothing like the original bpp. Yea, some of these are more than likely working for our government.
but some of these quotes are funny...
ltheghost
Payin Debts.... N40
These dudes are all talk. We know they aren't going to bust a grape. Silly as hell. These dudes are a shame to a the Real Black Panthers. They shouldn't even be allowed to use the name with this shameful shyt. I wouldn't be surprised if they were funded by the CIA or Fox News to scare old CACs. Black people don't take these "nikkas" seriously.
Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson
I dont have a afro i have a amerifro
dis da letta dat my sekkraterry sent to eric wholder about da bla panthas last yeer.
newworldafro
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Malcom X disagrees with these bums :
On April 13, 1964, Malcolm X left the United States on a personal and spiritual journey through the Middle East and West Africa. By the time he returned on May 21, he’d visited Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Ghana, Morocco and Algeria.
In Saudi Arabia, he’d experienced what amounted to the second life-changing epiphany in his life as he accomplished the Hajj, or pilgrimage to Mecca, and discovered an authentic Islam of universal respect and brotherhood. The experience changed Malcolm’s world view. Gone was the belief in whites as exclusively evil. Gone was the call for black separatism. His voyage to Mecca helped him discover the atoning power of Islam as a means to unity as well as self-respect: “In my thirty-nine years on this earth,” he would write in his autobiography, “the Holy City of Mecca had been the first time I had ever stood before the Creator of All and felt like a complete human being.”
It had been a long journey in a brief life.
Before Mecca: The Nation of Islam
Malcolm’s first epiphany first had occurred 12 years earlier when he converted to Islam as he was serving an eight-to-10-year prison sentence for robbery. But back then it was Islam according to Elijah Muhammad’s Nation of Islam—an odd cult whose principles of racial hatred and separatism, and whose strange beliefs about whites being a genetically engineered race of “devils,” stood it in contrast with Islam’s more orthodox teachings.
Malcolm X bought in and rapidly rose in the ranks of the organization, which was more like a neighborhood guild, albeit a disciplined and enthusiastic one, than a “nation” when Malcolm arrived. Malcolm’s charisma and eventual celebrity built the Nation of Islam into the mass movement and political force it became in the early 1960s.
The rest : Malcolm X in Mecca - Malcolm X's Conversion to True Islam
On April 13, 1964, Malcolm X left the United States on a personal and spiritual journey through the Middle East and West Africa. By the time he returned on May 21, he’d visited Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Ghana, Morocco and Algeria.
In Saudi Arabia, he’d experienced what amounted to the second life-changing epiphany in his life as he accomplished the Hajj, or pilgrimage to Mecca, and discovered an authentic Islam of universal respect and brotherhood. The experience changed Malcolm’s world view. Gone was the belief in whites as exclusively evil. Gone was the call for black separatism. His voyage to Mecca helped him discover the atoning power of Islam as a means to unity as well as self-respect: “In my thirty-nine years on this earth,” he would write in his autobiography, “the Holy City of Mecca had been the first time I had ever stood before the Creator of All and felt like a complete human being.”
It had been a long journey in a brief life.
Before Mecca: The Nation of Islam
Malcolm’s first epiphany first had occurred 12 years earlier when he converted to Islam as he was serving an eight-to-10-year prison sentence for robbery. But back then it was Islam according to Elijah Muhammad’s Nation of Islam—an odd cult whose principles of racial hatred and separatism, and whose strange beliefs about whites being a genetically engineered race of “devils,” stood it in contrast with Islam’s more orthodox teachings.
Malcolm X bought in and rapidly rose in the ranks of the organization, which was more like a neighborhood guild, albeit a disciplined and enthusiastic one, than a “nation” when Malcolm arrived. Malcolm’s charisma and eventual celebrity built the Nation of Islam into the mass movement and political force it became in the early 1960s.
The rest : Malcolm X in Mecca - Malcolm X's Conversion to True Islam
