Hello Everybody,

I was watching a sermon by Minister Farrakhan last night on television.
Interesting character, that Minister Farrakhan.  He talked a lot about
the events of 9-11, and how none of the 19 hijackers were on the
passenger manifests of any of the airlines.  Not only that, but the
Saudi government says that five of the hijackers are alive in Saudi
Arabia, with one alive in Tunisia.  Quite an accomplishment, how them
nineteen hijackers managed to plow passenger airlines into skyscrapers
while living to tell the tale.

Minister Farrakhan also questioned as to whether the American government
knew about the plot beforehand, and chose to do nothing about it.  As
evidence, Minister Farrakhan cited the movie "The Long Kiss Goodnight",
where a black man and a white woman attempt to keep a bomb from blowing
up one of the WTC Twin Towers, which would have killed some 4,000
people.  Of course, the movie was made long before the events of 9-11.

Why would the American government allow terrorists to hijack passenger
airliners and plow them into skyscrapers?   According to Minister
Farrakhan, it was because the American government wanted an oil pipeline
to be built through Afghanistan, and the Taliban refusal to allow for
such a project to be done.  The terrorist acts of 9-11 provided the
perfect cover for the American government to invade Afghanistan, thus
getting the pipeline built.

Furthermore, Minister Farrakhan went on to say that Patriot Act I, and
Patriot Act II, are designed for the next step, in which inner cities
will be targeted.  That's right.  Young black males and gangs, those
groups which cause so much mayhem in inner cities, will be the next
"terrorists".  It seems that there aren't enough Muslims to blame on
terrorism, so our government has to go after black folks.  Especially
young black males.

You can't help but love this guy.  He goes on and on, holding up both
the Bible and the Quran as his testament.  Naturally, Minister Farrakhan
called Christians "sheep", doing what Jesus never would have done.  But
that's beside the point.

"I am nothing.  My name is X." - Malcolm X

Minister Farrakhan cited his hero, Malcolm X, as one who did as one
should.  Instead of acting like "sheep", one should act as Malcolm X
did.  In that way, real changes could be made.  And then the crowd
started jumping up and down, cheering Minister Farrakhan and his words
of wisdom.

--Lee


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