Opinionated Devilishness?

Submitted by Turnhourglass, Sep 13, 2019 at 06:12

Elijah Muhammad did not teach hatred, he said not to hate the devil for he was extracted from the evil that originated in the Blackman, and that we (blacks) had made the devil intentionally violent, lying, their for the perpose of kind of a mental vaccination for the entire world that would be spun out of recourse on that wicked man's dastardly dears, also he preach against violence only renegade members including MalcolmX went to the ilogical rout of an image and direction of violence, the so called FOI as para military only were organized youth with very limited martial arts training hardly your articles hoax of military.

Also in Islam as you may also know polygamy is fine and has nothing to do with if someone is good or bad and many Muslim scholars and elites that can offors do and proudfuly should. And is not immoral by any Abrahamic standard, many notable prophets in history had relations with many wives need I mention?

Also FBI and police have are also corrupt and have been known to scandle especially in the black community, so I would take FBI and police findings especially back then and obvious hatred towards the blacks community as grounds of framing and slander (Malcolm X assassination) often using sellout to do it. And logically if the FBI and police were spying so hard to know what Elijah did in bed I'm sure they would have caught the kill order, and would have been all too happy to make fallow arrests. You cannot prove non of what you stated in this article as fact, only a pile of extensive hear say and dogmatic opinions for those apoligistic and slow.

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