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September 20, 2001
Farrakhan
Parrots Hamas & PLO Line
by Eugene Narrett, Ph.D.
With America pained and grieving, it is
inevitable that Louis Farrakhan (formerly known as
'Calypso Gene') would enflame our wounds with
ignorance and spite. The fact that most Muslims
consider him a chattering polytheist and potential
chattel does not deter his escapades on behalf of
Islamic imperialism, as his recent address at a
Chicago 'mosque' showed.
Although his 'religion' is a jangling farrago of
science fiction and neo-Darwinian racism, Farrakhan
zestfully aped the rhetoric of Muslims from
Paterson, NJ to Pakistan. The keynote: America's to
blame for the September 11 mass murder of American
civilians.
Consider the following comparison of this leader
of the fruits of Islam to statements by the editors
of Arafat's official paper, Hamas and their
Egyptian allies.
The bombings were "the product of despair and
hopelessness," said Farrakhan. "Anger and
frustration at America's foreign policies turned
the love and admiration of peoples around the world
to suspicion and mistrust" (S. A. Salamma, al
Ahram, Egypt, Sept. 13-19). "A better foreign
policy of America would defeat terrorism forever"
(Farrakahn). "The USA cannot live in sanguine
isolation while a starving and destitute world
seethes with anger. The rage of the disenfranchised
must come home to roost" (al Ahram
editorial, Sept. 13-19).
The Arab members of Israel's parliament (yes,
the naïve, one-world Israelis let their mortal
enemies vote, and shower them with welfare
benefits), refused to sign a resolution expressing
sympathy for Americans and condemning those who
celebrated the attacks (Ha'Aretz, 09-17-01).
Instead, Arafat's aide, Ahmed Tibi denounced as
"cheap, harmful and perverted" anyone who
criticized Arabs who celebrated. That's right;
according to him it's not the celebrants of the
attacks who are perverted but those who criticize
such celebrations. Joining his predictable claims
of 'racism' were western leftists twittering about
'hate crimes' against Muslims in America.
Hardly any of them ever have forthrightly
condemned the demonic hatred for the west, for
Christians and Jews that is a staple of Islamic
scripture and commentaries. Groups like CAIR
(Committee on American-Islamic Relations) have
rallied for Hamas: American-Islamic Relations?
Here's what some Muslims said in the Hamas weekly
paper, published in Gaze under the control of
Arafat's militias.
"Allah has answered our prayers. The sword of
vengeance has reached America and will strike
again, and again. America, how corrupt you are! We
stand in line begging Allah to make you drink the
cup of humiliation for your impudence and
arrogance! America, you planted in all men the
seedling of hatred for you. Have you asked yourself
who the real perpetrator is? America, it is you!"
(Dr. Atallah abu Al-Subh, al Risala, 09-13).
Is this what compassion means in Islam?
As 'Reverend' Farrakhan said, Palestinians
"cause children to strap themselves with bombs
because they want others to feel what they feel"
(CNSnews.com 09-17-01). He seems to agree with
Arabs who say (in their own inimitable fashion)
that the bombings are just an attempt to reach out
and touch someone, to make a point about justice
and "disenfranchisement."
Like Muslims around the world (and often enough,
like Europeans, too), Farrakhan heaped blame on
Jews and Israel, guilty of occasionally using their
police and soldiers to suppress the murder of Jews
in Israel. Arab terrorist attacks happen because
"they have sustained injustice since 1948." The
creation of a tiny, truncated Israel amid the vast
Islamic territories was an injustice. To Farrakhan,
as to the Arabs, Israel is too large. So the Arabs
"feel pain everyday" while they shoot and
incinerate Jewish women and children. Ah, those
Jews and their "gutter religion" as Farrakhan
said.
One understands the handicaps with which Louis
struggles. According to his group's cosmology,
Allah created blacks on the planet "Shabazz" 65
trillion years ago (give or take a billion; no
wonder he's tired). The trouble began about 6000
years ago when an evil magician named "Yakub"
created a blue-eyed white monkey while
experimenting on black maidens. This is NOI's
contribution to the Protocols of the Elders of
Zion.
His sources and style resemble that of al
Risala's editor, Dr. Ghazi Hamad who wrote, "I
will not discuss this [the NYC bombings]
from an emotional point of view. Hamaed then
exposed his dispassionate style by lecturing
America about the lessons it should have learned.
"Were the eradication of its Marines in Beirut, the
destruction of its military HQ at Khobar, of its
embassies in Kenya and the attacks in the gulf not
enough? The US should have learned the lessons of
history, but it listens only to itself. What did
the US with its ugly face expect the oppressed and
repressed peoples to do?" As Farrakhan declared,
"they dance [about the bombings] because
they want Americans to feel what they feel." And
implicitly, since America has not learned its
lesson, Hamad and Farrakhan agree it can expect
more attacks.
"Reverend" Farrakhan also blamed Christians of
bias and terrorism. "McVeigh professed to be a
Christian, but the US didn't blame all Christians,"
he complained in regard to Oklahoma City. Maybe
that's because American Christians are not at war
with Oklahoma or any other civilians and did not
dance, distribute candies and issue incendiary
warnings of further bombings after that tragedy.
Instead they prayed and did charity and
kindness.
Two points in closing: Hamas is funded and
directed by Iran, supplied by Syria, and under the
operational command and direct protection of Yasser
Arafat. How long must it be before Iran, Syria and
the senior tyrant-murderer in Gaza are put on our
hit list, and their States and "Autonomy" attacked?
Secondly, Farrakhan has been a public enemy of
America for a long time. His speeches now show him
giving aid and comfort to our enemies, even
parroting their rhetorical jihad that turns into
literal jihad. The sooner Congress declares war the
better for then there will be additional legal
footing for putting a noose around Farrkahan's neck
and breaking up his criminal syndicate
"Nation."
Narrett
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Dr. Eugene Narrett is a writer
and teacher in Massachusetts and is the author of
Gathered
Against Jerusalem: Essays on a False
Peace (Dec. 2000).
His new book, Israel Awakened: A Chronicle of
the Oslo War, is currently available at
www.1stbooks.com/bookview/7421.
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