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发帖数: 5818 | 1 有点渊源！
Louis Farrakhan, Nation of Islam leader, leads 'Death to America' chant in
Iran
Farrakhan's trip coincided with the 39th anniversary of the 1979 seizure of
the U.S. embassy in Tehran, when more than 50 American diplomats and
civilians were held hostage for 444 days. The incident kicked off the
Islamic Revolution, and Farrakhan told an Iranian audience that black
Americans should be considered among the revolutionaries. The infamous
activist cited the actions of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khomeni, who
ordered the release of black Americans among the 1979 captives.
Video of Farrakhan leading a “Death to America” chant once again sparked
calls for Democratic leaders to distance themselves from the controversial
figure. Several prominent Democrats, including former President Barack Obama
, have interacted or taken pictures with Farrakhan.
Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz called on “all decent people” to
condemn Farrakhan after he tweeted he wasn’t anti-Semite but “anti-termite
.”
"Nazis use the word 'termites' to dehumanize Jews and accuse them of
destroying everything good about the world," Dershowitz explained on "FOX &
Friends."
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, known as America’s Rabbi, also called on leaders to
condemn him. | D***I
发帖数: 1957 | | c*******e
发帖数: 5818 | 3 和奥巴以前很近，08年奥巴 被逼 disavow 这家伙！
但有一张合影，一直到最近才公开！
Could this long-lost photo have derailed Obama’s 2008 campaign?
（Posted: 6:46 p.m. Tuesday, February 06, 2018）
It was a normal Wednesday on Capitol Hill when photographer Askia Muhammad
told a freshman senator from Illinois: “You look just like the minister.”
The “minister” was Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who had been
invited to speak at the weekly Congressional Black Caucus lunch in 2005. The
senator was Barack Obama.
“He is much better looking than I am,” Obama quipped as the two men stood
for what Muhammad called a “grip and grin,” a single frame.
Later that afternoon, Muhammad says, he got a call from a Congressional
Black Caucus staffer, requesting that he send them the photo for safe
keeping. Instead, Muhammad sent the image to Farrakhan but says he kept a
copy for himself. Nobody had seen the photo for 13 years – until now.
“I swore myself to secrecy,” Muhammad, 72, told the AJC. “If the picture
was exposed, it could still be a deal breaker for Obama. I felt that there
was an ambition that black people had about Obama being elected president. I
did not want to be the instrument of his downfall.”
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who
【在 c*******e 的大作中提到】
: 有点渊源！
: Louis Farrakhan, Nation of Islam leader, leads 'Death to America' chant in
: Iran
: Farrakhan's trip coincided with the 39th anniversary of the 1979 seizure of
: the U.S. embassy in Tehran, when more than 50 American diplomats and
: civilians were held hostage for 444 days. The incident kicked off the
: Islamic Revolution, and Farrakhan told an Iranian audience that black
: Americans should be considered among the revolutionaries. The infamous
: activist cited the actions of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khomeni, who
: ordered the release of black Americans among the 1979 captives.
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发帖数: 922 | | c*******e
发帖数: 5818 | 5 犹太报纸就此 质问 奥巴 的这层关系！
WHY DID BARACK OBAMA MEET WITH LOUIS FARRAKHAN IN 2005?
Attorney and pro-Israel activist Alan Dershowitz says he would not have
campaigned for Obama had he known about the photo.
A photo of then-Sen. Barack Obama at a meeting in 2005 with Louis Farrakhan,
the virulently anti-Semitic leader of the Nation of Islam, is roiling
portions of the Jewish community.
“Since the press hasn’t covered the fact that members of the Congressional
Black Caucus in 2005 met with anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan, I’ll make
coverage easier. Here are 21 members of Congress today who belonged to the
CBC in 2005. Why not ask them if meeting with anti-Semites is ok?”
Outrage about Farrakhan comes and goes, but when it does flare up, it plays
out in familiar ways: Jews are revolted by those who would legitimize a
demagogue who would refer to Judaism as a “gutter religion”; African-
Americans resent being told with whom they can associate.
I called Askia Muhammad, the journalist who took the photo and said he
suppressed it at the request of a CBC staffer he has not identified. He
named the CBC members he recalls as being at the event, none of whom is
still in Congress. Aside from Obama, they are Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., and
Cynthia McKinney, D-Ga. More on them shortly.
It’s also Muhammad’s impression — again, he can’t quite be sure — that
if the Chicago-based Farrakhan was in town, it was to plan 10th-anniversary
commemorations of his 1995 Million Man March. (The Rev. Willie Wilson, who
helped produce the 1995 program and served as chairman of its anniversary
celebrations, is in the photo along with Farrakhan’s retinue, suggesting
that the meeting was about commemorating the march.)
The
stood
【在 c*******e 的大作中提到】
: 和奥巴以前很近，08年奥巴 被逼 disavow 这家伙！
: 但有一张合影，一直到最近才公开！
: Could this long-lost photo have derailed Obama’s 2008 campaign?
: （Posted: 6:46 p.m. Tuesday, February 06, 2018）
: It was a normal Wednesday on Capitol Hill when photographer Askia Muhammad
: told a freshman senator from Illinois: “You look just like the minister.”
: The “minister” was Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who had been
: invited to speak at the weekly Congressional Black Caucus lunch in 2005. The
: senator was Barack Obama.
: “He is much better looking than I am,” Obama quipped as the two men stood
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发帖数: 5818 | 6 又search 了，奥巴 的过去 真是没有被媒体调查呀，Hillary 输的挺怨的！
【在 l*******k 的大作中提到】
: 人家没直接放炸弹，应该算温和穆斯林。
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发帖数: 389 | 7 温暴二象性，随时可以扔。
【在 l*******k 的大作中提到】
: 人家没直接放炸弹，应该算温和穆斯林。
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