The Green RI'Bone movement.... All-Hallows' Day

Can't prove it by me! You certainly ARE anti-Jew!

Keep your damn books, I sure don't want them!

Saul Levy


On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 14:32:51 +0200, "Warhol"
wrote:

In my hands is a manuscript, brothers and sisters, that arose out of the
controversy between myself and the Jewish community. I want to tell all of
you I have never been antisemitic.... I am semitic...

I have never been a hater of Jews, nor am I now that, but I discovered in my
tussle with them that they were on me because I had the nerve to pull the
cover off of some deceitful practices that they practice on us and on
others.

And so they tried to make me the worst Black man in history. When they did
that, some Knght's in the Nation of the Ummah's rose up to defend me...

And not one scholar that we quote is an antisemite. Here are Jewish rabbis,
Jewish scholars, Jewish writers. They document their own hand in the slave
trade. They document their own hand in owning the ships, running the ships,
buying and selling our fathers &shyp; it's here is in my hands now.

"They tell how they supplied smallpox to General Amherst (Secret
Relationship, pp. 111-114) to send the blankets among the Native Moorish
American &shyp; it's all here. I'm going to send this to every Jewish person
that has attacked me &shyp; FREE. I'm not going to ask them to pay for it
&shyp; with a letter from me asking them to comment on what we have
discovered in our research. I'm sending this to the Black Caucus, to Black
leaders and Black preachers. I want you to read. This is not to create hate,
but what it is to do is to rearrange a relationship that is not beneficial
to us but has been detrimental to us...

"With the help of God we intend to put this everywhere and this is just
Volume One. We have three volumes of it....I'm telling you what you read in
this, it will make you to know that "Warhol" was not wrong. I stood and I
stand on principles of truth and by the grace of God I will never back down
from truth.

Thank you Imman FARRAKHAN for this research...

Reality is when you read between the lines you can easily see why
Darwin's last words were "Man is wolf to man" The belief in a God
creates more and more hateful groups. The belief in God creates great
hate,and little love. Humankind will kill itself off in the name
of its Gods. Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Reality is when you read between the lines you can easily see why
Darwin's last words were "Man is wolf to man" The belief in a God
creates more and more hateful groups. The belief in God creates great
hate,and little love. Humankind will kill itself off in the name
of its Gods. Bert


Hi Bert,

The phrase "Man is wolf to man" was first written by the ancient Roman
playwright Titus Maccius Plautus (c. 254 - c. 184 BC) in his pay
"Asinaria": "homo homini lupus" (man is wolf to man).

Later, the philosopher Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679) used the phrase in his
book "Leviathan".

But these days the quote is most often attributed to Sigmund Freud who
wrote it in his 1930 book "Civilization and its Discontents".

Sorry Bert, but there is no documation attributing this phase to
Charles Darwin on his deathbed or otherwise.

Creationists love to assert that his last words were "I was wrong".
But there is no documentation to support this either.

His real last words are documented in the following:

"In early 1882 he had several minor heart attacks. His condition
worsened and on April 19, 1882, at 73 years of age, he died at Down
House, after several hours of nausea, intense vomiting and retching,
symptoms of a chronic illness that bedeviled him for the last 40 years
of his life. At his bedside, and attending to his needs, were his wife
Emma, his daughter Henrietta and his son Francis. A widespread rumor
circulated -- facilitated by an evangelist by the name of Lady Hope who
preached in Downe during the last years of Darwins life -- that on his
deathbed Darwin renounced evolution and declared himself a Christian.
This story, totally contradictory to the nature of the man himself, is
a falsehood, denied by his daughter Henrietta and those who knew him
best and who were actually at his bedside during his last weeks.
Darwin's last words, spoken to his wife Emma, were in actuality, 'I am
not in the least afraid to die.'"

http://www.public.coe.edu/department...arwin_bio.html

Double-A

Hi Double-A Darwin listed how the fittest of animals survived he was
asked what was man's greatest threat? His answer was "man". Well
Double-A I read this and the writer was being more colorful I'm sure. I
use the term often because it fits well with how Darwin showed
evolution. Bert