Louis Farakhan: Snake Oil Salesman

Submitted by Sword of Islam & The Babies of Beslan (United Kingdom), May 16, 2006 at 14:37

Submitted by anonymous, Mar 29, 2006 at 14:47

How can you say he's not a muslim, when you don't have facts?

- Have you actually read the facts contained in the article? If so, which ones are you disputing?

...I know he's a muslim in the Nation Of Islam because I am also, and let me tell you that it is defenitely what blacks today need!

- Wow, what a convincing argument! P.S, the word is 'definitely' not 'defenitely'.

It's not just a religion. It's a way of life.

- That's right. It's not a religion; It's a cult.

So he doesn't have to call himself a muslim every time he speaks in front of an audience of people, because he's wise and he knows that denominations are what keeps us separated today.

- One can generally tell from a self appointed prophet's teachings which faith he follows. Louis's failure to even preach the teachings of the Koran (thats a BIG clue!) confuses us mere kaffirs!

The Nation of Islam clearly doesn't even qualify as a 'religion' - it's a cult at best. I regard them as being a kind of African American Religious Teamster Union. You get to look like one of the Men In Black and put on a cute little dickie-bow tie!

Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the nation of Islam want a separate country to live in to flee from the 'white devils'? Times must be hard indeed if the members of this cult have been unable in 50 years to save up the cash for a one-way plane ticket to Liberia - a place created especially for this purpose. How is Liberia doing these days? Is it thriving without the 'white devils'? I wonder!....................................

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