Shock Alliance: Farrakhan Praises Integration of Scientology Into Nation of Islam Theology, Says Whites Should Use it to Become ‘Civilized’ & to Avoid Being ‘Devil Christians’ & ‘Satan Jews’
- Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:18pm by
Billy Hallowell
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- The Minister Louis Farrakhan has integrated Scientology into National of Islam theology
- Farrakhan continues to praise L. Ron Hubbard, the allegedly racist, white founder of the Church of Scientology
- The radical faith leader is training hundreds of NOI adherents in controversial “auditing” and Dianetics techniques used in Scientology to help blacks overcome trauma in their past
- He believes adopting Scientology will help whites avoid being “devil Christians” and “Satan Jews.”
Last week, we told you about the Minister Louis Farrakhan’s bizarre commentary about the “fall of the United States.” In that same sermon, which spanned well over two hours in length, the fiery faith leader also issued praise for the Church of Scientology — yet another endorsement and public proclamation surrounding a relationship that the Nation of Islam (NOI) has apparently been courting for years.
Considering the increased media coverage of Scientology amid Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes’ divorce, Farrakhan’s comments are particularly timely. Additionally, they create a plethora of questions, especially considering the allegedly racist past of Scientology’s founder Lafayette Ron Hubbard, NOI’s ethnocentric theology and the controversial elements inherent in both belief systems.
(Related: Farrakhan Delights: ‘You’re Living Now in the Fall of the United States‘ and Its ’Imperial Designs’)
Last week, CNN recently broke down the central tenets of Scientology and explained its appeal to celebrities:
A brief look at the equally controversial ideals that NOI embraces is warranted as well. Founded in Detroit, Michigan, in the 1930s by Wali Farad (Wallace Fard Muhammad), the relatively new religion embraces the Koran and preaches that whites are “devils” who were created by a black scientist named Yacub who lived 6,000 years ago (presumably the biblical “Jacob”). Farad eventually disappeared — a mystery that has yet to be solved to this day.
Beliefnet has more about what happened next in terms of NOI’s complex growth and development:
Fard passed the torch to Elijah Muhammad, who formulated NOI’s most controversial tenets, including that he [Elijah Muhammad] was Allah’s prophet and that Caucasians were racially inferior. After the death of Elijah Muhammad, his son Warith Deen Muhammad steered the movement away from its previous beliefs to mainstream Islam. Another branch, under Louis Farrakhan, split off and retained the Nation of Islam’s more controversial creed.
It is this splinter group, led by Farrakhan, that is forging a connection with Scientology. An in-depth look at the history of the relationship, especially considering the controversial ideals accepted by adherents, is certainly warranted. According to media accounts, it was only a few years ago that Farrakhan first began promoting Scientology, the religion founded by Hubbard, a science fiction writer who died in 1986 (some sources, though, claim that the relationship’s roots were set in the late 1990s).
Regardless of when the connection took form, the public connection between the two parties didn’t solidify, the Tampa Bay Times notes, until after Scientologists honored Farrakhan at the 2006 Ebony Awakening Awards. The annual ceremony provides accolades to African Americans and is run by Ebony Awakening, a group that was founded in 1982 by jazz performer Amanda Ambrose (Ebony Awakening also has ties to the Church of Scientology’s founder and admits as much in its materials).
L. Ron Hubbard (AP)
Based on 2006 media coverage of the growing relationship between NOI and Scientology, it’s evident that the latter group has been looking for an inroads to the black community for quite some time. With African American membership in the Church of Scientology purportedly low, the partnership with NOI could prove useful to both parties.
Based on the Times initial reporting, the affiliation between the two faith systems initially focused on Scientology’s controversial drug rehabilitation program, which was first brought to NOI mosques in Los Angeles around that same time (the drug program is known as Narconon).
NOI Minister Tony Muhammad had much to say in 2006 about the growing Scientologist influence in the NOI. He claimed that the connection comes from Farrakhan’s deep interest in any programs or ideas that will advance African Americans and that Scientology is simply one mechanism that will truly enhance the NOI community.
“I found some validity in some of the L. Ron Hubbard work. They have one of the best drug rehabilitation programs in the country,” Muhammad explained. ”We like the drug treatment program and we at least want to collaborate on that.”
According to the Times, these drug treatment programs — which have gained widespread criticism — are known for their harsh methodologies. The program, based on Hubbard’s detoxification methodology, claims to remove harmful toxins through intense exercise, hours in a sauna and the ingestion of minerals, oils and vitamins. On its web site, the church describes the program as follows: “The Narconon program not only addresses the mental and physical debilitation precipitated by drug abuse, but also the reasons why an individual turns to drugs in the first place.”
An Australian television special also delves into the treatment, in detail, while highlighting the criticisms that have been waged against it:
In 2006, Alfreddie Johnson, a preacher out of California, also touted Scientology’s teachings, while explaining the attraction that NOI and some members of the black community have to the controversial doctrines. Johnson, who founded World Literacy Crusade, a tutoring program that relies upon Hubbard’s teachings, sees no conflict between other faiths using Scientology materials. He also maintains that African Americans are very open to new ideas — more open than white churches and conservatives (a factor that may add to the reasoning behind Farrakhan’s usage of the tools).
“In my opinion, most white churches are run by conservatives who have not been locked out of society,” Johnson told the Times. “When you go in and try to share new ideas with people who are conservative in their thinking, they are not as open as African-Americans, who historically have been locked out of the mainstream of society.”
Flash forward a few years and this openness can be seen in full bloom. In 2010, the Times dug into the elements and teachings that Farrakhan was already infusing into NOI trainings. It was during that same year that the faith leader chose to hold NOI’s annual convention in Tampa, Florida, an interesting choice considering that Scientology’s home base is in nearby Clearwater.
The Church of Scientology's spiritual headquarters in Clearwater, Florida (AP)
During the convention, the Times reported that NOI members were invited to attend a “study tech” workshop (student study mechanisms) and they were also encouraged to purchase books from World Literacy Crusade, Johnson‘s program that relies upon Hubbard’s teachings. Farrakhan’s followers were, thus, trained to use Hubbard’s study techniques and drug treatment ideals.
This, of course, is only one example of the connections between the two faith groups. At various times, Farrakhan and his associates have reportedly visited Scientology establishments and the fiery preacher has touted the benefits of Hubbard’s techniques during numerous sermons. The relationship is so tight-knit that the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a leftist group that explores the “radical right,” extensively documented it in a blog post back in June 2011.
While it initially seemed as though drug treatment would be the only connective tissue between NOI and Scientology, Farrakhan has spoken openly about the use of “Dianetics.“ This is a pseudoscience that Hubbard described as a ”spiritual-healing technology” that aims to help people overcome their subconscious and, thus, ease personal issues pertaining to physical, mental and moral health.
An alleged computer rendering of a Scientology room. Its purpose is unknown. (Image Credit: Daily Mail)
SPLC writer Leah Nelson explained that Farrakhan’s support for Scientology is rooted in his rhetoric that it will help NOI adherents get closer to perfection in preparation for the end times. Nelson also noted that, in a May 31, 2011 article, The Final Call, NOI’s official newspaper, reported that around 700 of the church’s members had already become Certified Hubbard Dianetics Auditors (other NOI reports claim that 1,000 were trained as of 2011). Auditors, as she explained, are supposedly able to help people achieve higher levels of consciousness.
David Sessions of The Daily Beast explained auditing in an extensive guide to Scientology that the outlet published last week. The practice of delving into one’s consciousness is a central component of Scientology. Auditing, he writes, is a phenomenon “reassembling a blend of confession, psychotherapy, and hypnosis.” Auditors are trained to ask questions that apparently get into the nitty gritty of subjects’ subconscience memories (the so-called root of trauma, addiction and other barriers). He continues:
An auditor asks the person being audited sets of questions directed at uncovering subconscious memories believed to be the root of trauma, addiction, or other obstructions to happy, ethical living. Auditing is an integral part of advancement in the ranks of Scientology. The contents of auditing sessions are said to be confidential, except in cases where the church has reportedly allowed them to be used to blackmail disaffected members (see Fair Game, below). (The church denies virtually all accusations made by ex-members and journalists who have questioned Scientology regarding the incidents the defectors describe.)
Here’s a video that showcases how the process unfolds:
In a recent Daily Mail article, writer Kerry Hiatt describes a bizarre experience she had on July 4 while visiting the Clearwater Scientology headquarters with a relative who was once an employee of the church. Hiatt describes a process through which she was “tested and assessed” by a Scientologist. She writes:
At the centre, after a short DVD introduction to Scientology, I was hooked up to the infamous ‘e-meter’, an electronic device used during ‘auditing’. The e-meter is supposed to indicate whether a person has been cleared of the spiritual impediment of past experiences.
To illustrate how I was holding on to bad experiences, I was pinched and told to recall the pinch over and over again. Instead, to see what would happen, I silently recalled scenes from The Sound Of Music. Unsurprisingly, the e-meter did what was expected and I was told I was carrying painful memories that were holding me back in life. [...]
I spent the next hour under observation by Sea Org members – elite Scientologists – while I answered hundreds of questions such as ‘Do you smile much?’ and ‘Does life seem vague and unreal to you?’ [...]
The test results were analysed by computer – yet more data to be stored away, no doubt – and I was told that I’d tested as extremely nervous and irresponsible. ‘Are you nervous?’ the woman asked. ‘Do you take too much on in life and feel as though you can’t cope?’
I’m usually a private person but I opened up by talking about my occasional feelings of inadequacy and my need to strive for perfection.
Why was I telling her things, I wondered? I remembered reading that many Sea Org members use hypnosis techniques when communicating. I didn’t believe I’d been hypnotised but I’d certainly said much more than I’d intended.
While at the center, Hiatt was also told that she would need to purify her body by sitting in a sauna for hours each day and by also taking specialized vitamins (the latter fact seems to corroborate the Times’ coverage of how drug treatment plans are implemented). This purification process was said to cost thousands of dollars and the woman who was asking questions of Hiatt told her that it was possible to begin treatments that very day. Hiatt ended up fleeing the facility.
Allegedly the changing rooms for the saunas that will "purify" those who use them (Image Credit: Daily Mail)
Farrakhan, of course, is apparently looking to use similar tools to reach scores of adherents through hundreds of his Scientology-trained members. As he has publicly stated, he hopes to help alleviate the emotional pain he believes African Americans hold within. Considering Farrakhan’s anti-white and anti-Semitic rhetoric that is deeply rooted in his interpretation of past events, Dianetics serves as a useful fit for his theological inclinations.
However, there are some glaring differences between the two religious constructs that beg to be noted. While Nelson highlights some of the similarities between NOI and Scientology, the incongruent tenets seem too profound for the groups to hold a viable partnership. Yet, Nelson explains that this is exactly what seems to be happening:
Although both the Nation of Islam and Scientology embrace extraterrestrial theories as well as self-improvement programs aimed at lifting members to higher and higher levels, they nevertheless make for extremely surprising partners. NOI is a racist hate group that holds that white people are intrinsically, biologically evil — “blue-eyed devils,” in the group’s parlance. Scientology’s followers, who include several well-known celebrities and other wealthy people, are overwhelmingly white (although membership is open to all) and its founder reportedly was a racist who long defended South African apartheid.
It’s difficult to delve into the exact details or to discern exactly what this partnership looks like, but there is at least one NOI member who has spoken about his personal experience utilizing Scientology’s teachings. “Brother Jesse Muhammad,” a member of NOI Muhammad Mosque No. 45 in Houston, Texas, and a writer for The Final Call, described his experience with Scientology in detail.
He explained, in a blog post for the Houston Chronicle last year, that he became convinced that Dianetics was worth pursuing after Farrakhan told adherents in 2010 that it would help African Americans to get past all of the horrific crimes that have been committed against them.
“It leaked out and some became rattled, confused and even upset by the fact that Minister Farrakhan would bring to his body of followers a teaching from a White man,” wrote Muhammad. “I have been a student under the leadership of Minister Farrakhan for sixteen years now, and he has yet to lead me astray.”
Rather than joining in the angst, Mohammad, one of Farrakhan’s devoted NOI adherents, decided to pick up Hubbard’s “Dianetics” book and to check into all that Farrakhan was touting. He continues, describing what happened next:
That summer, Minister Farrakhan started sending groups of student officials to the Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre in Los Angeles. A few of them were from Houston and I was personally hearing their testimonies about what they were learning ,seeing, feeling and experiencing as a result of the rigorous study regime and Dianetics auditing process.
In August he called for another conference in Rosemont, Illinois centered on the NOI’s new relationship with the Church of Scientology. This time I was blessed to be among the over 800 invited to experience it for ourselves. Before going we were required to read the book “Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health” by L. Ron Hubbard.
I was intrigued and impressed by what I read in that book plus, I read other pamphlets regarding the teaching methodologies they use in the field of education.
So, Mohammad went to the conference, watched videos about Dianetics and auditing and learned everything that goes into the process. He was so moved that he decided to further embed himself in the teachings. He describes “co-auditing“ with a ”twin or partner” at the conference and claims that he is a witness that auditing works.
In his post, Mohammad goes on to claim that the experience helped him cope with horrible memories from his childhood that have previously held him down; he also reports shedding tears in the process. As a result of the experience, he decided to become a registered auditor – a process the NOI member describes as a three-week string of reading, sketching drawings, listening to audio messages from Hubbard, writing essays and “passing auditing drills.“ He claims that he was ”mentally fatigued” at times but that he was overjoyed at his ability to finish the process. His is only one story out of a great many.
While he hasn’t given many specific details, Farrakhan has been more than open about the overarching relationship. In an April 2011 article, The Final Call proudly touted its connections to the Church of Scientology, claiming that Farrakhan has “introduced Black America and the world to modern equipment.“ This ”equipment,” of course, is the use of Dianetics and auditing — tools that NOI claims will “help in the salvation and liberation of Black people in America and others who are poor, downtrodden and oppressed.”
Farrakhan believes that the use of these elements will bring NOI members closer to their savior Wallace Fard Muhammad. Additionally, he believes that Dianetics can help Christians get closer to their savior — Jesus Christ.
“We are Muslims but if Scientology will help us be better, then I want the technology of this to help us to be better Muslims. Christians can accept it and be better Christians. I don’t care who gets it. Just get it and be better at who you say you are,” Farrakhan proclaimed.
“I hate spiritual cowards who don‘t want to look at things and who feel that because I have something great I can’t improve what I have by finding something that will make me a better representative of what I represent,” he added.
In a 2011 speech, Farrakhan said something similar, but took his rhetoric even further saying that Hubbard “civilizes” white people and that whites should flock to them. Doing so, he said, would prevent them from being “devil Christians” and “Satan Jews.” Watch this particular speech, below:
But what about Hubbard’s allegedly racist past? Wouldn’t it be too much for Farrakhan to bear? Nelson continues, providing more background on the odd nature of Farrakhan’s support for the father of Scientology (and here’s a list of allegedly racist comments that Hubbard once purportedly uttered):
Astoundingly, L. Ron Hubbard, the late Scientology founder for whom Farrakhan has nothing by praise, reportedly was a notorious racist who supported South African apartheid and described black Africans as barbarous, savage and primitive, and once allegedly wrote his wife, “You shouldn’t be scrubbing the floor on your hands and knees. Get yourself a nigger; that’s what they’re born for.”
Somehow, Farrakhan is tuning this out – along with the fact that Hubbard himself was white, which should be an insurmountable problem in itself. Central to NOI theology is the idea that whites are devils, created 6,000 years ago by an evil scientist for the sole purpose of oppressing blacks. They are seen by NOI members as so inherently evil that they cannot be redeemed unless they commit “mental suicide” and “erase the mentality of white supremacy,” according to scholar Mattias Gardell, author of the 1996 book, In the Name of Elijah Muhammad: Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam.
While many believe Farrakhan truly embraces Scientology as a means to help his people, there is also the factor of control — something that he may be able to exercise more fervently by integrating Hubbard’s theories. Nelson also mentions a theory that is advanced by Chip Berlet, a senior analyst at Political Research Associates. According to Berlet, Farrakhan may see Scientology as a quicker avenue to help prepare his people for a journey to the “Mother Wheel,” a massive spaceship (artificial planet) that he believes those who will be “saved” will live on.
As GetReligion.org highlights, Farrakhan has spoken out about this spaceship theology before. In a 2011 speech, he described it in detail:
The final thing is the destruction. The Honorable Elijah Muhammad told us of a giant Mother Plane that is made like the universe, spheres within spheres. White people call them unidentified flying objects (UFOs). Ezekiel, in the Old Testament, saw a wheel that looked like a cloud by day, but a pillar of fire by night. The Hon. Elijah Muhammad said that that wheel was built on the island of Nippon, which is now called Japan, by some of the original scientists. It took 15 billion dollars in gold at that time to build it. It is made of the toughest steel. America does not yet know the composition of the steel used to make an instrument like it. It is a circular plane, and the Bible says that it never makes turns. Because of its circular nature it can stop and travel in all directions at speeds of thousands of miles per hour. He said there are 1,500 small wheels in this Mother Wheel, which is a half mile by-a-half-mile. This Mother Wheel is like a small human built planet. Each one of these small planes carry three bombs.
Oddly, this is somewhat similar to the themes described by Hubbard and embraced by Scientology — creating a noteworthy ideology relationship characterized by similar ideals. The Los Angeles Times described Scientology‘s take on earth’s formation in detail back in a 1990 article:
Seventy-five million years ago a tyrant named Xenu (pronounced Zee-new) ruled the Galactic Confederation, an alliance of 76 planets, including Earth, then called Teegeeack.
To control overpopulation and solidify his power, Xenu instructed his loyal officers to capture beings of all shapes and sizes from the various planets, freeze them in a compound of alcohol and glycol and fly them by the billions to Earth in planes resembling DC-8s. Some of the beings were captured after they were duped into showing up for a phony tax investigation.
The beings were deposited or chained near 10 volcanoes scattered around the planet. After hydrogen bombs were dropped on them, their thetans were captured by Xenu’s forces and implanted with sexual perversion, religion and other notions to obscure their memory of what Xenu had done.
Soon after, a revolt erupted. Xenu was imprisoned in a wire cage within a mountain, where he remains today. [...]
During the last 75 million years, these implanted thetans have affixed themselves by the thousands to people on Earth. Called “body thetans,” they overwhelm the main thetan who resides within a person, causing confusion and internal conflict.
In the Operating Thetan III course, Scientologists are taught to scan their bodies for “pressure points,” indicating the presence of these bad thetans. Using techniques prescribed by Hubbard, church members make telepathic contact with these thetans and remind them of Xenu’s treachery. With that, Hubbard said, the thetans detach themselves.
Farrakhan may be desperate to prepare his people for the aforementioned Mother Ship journey before he dies. Considering that he’s already 79, time may be of the essence. Perhaps he truly believes that clarity will help his people advance to the level needed for this journey to outer space to unfold as planned. Either way, it’s clear that the faith leader sees Scientology as a key element to helping African Americans and the downtrodden mentally advance.
Last Sunday, July 1, Farrakhan doubled-down on his support for Scientology’s teaching, dismissing critics and denying that he has convoluted NOI theology through his Dianetics endorsement. He also addressed claims that Hubbard, a Caucasian, was racist, while also dismissing any critics who would see it as a conflict of interest that he would be using a white man’s teachings.
“You know the critics are saying ‘Aww, Farrakhan talking all this black talk and went over to that white man L. Ron Hubbard’…if it weren’t so silly. I am you,” he told his audience. “I haven’t changed my religion. You know all the prophets taught us to seek truth from the cradle to the grave. They said wherever knowledge is you should seek to be a possessor of it.”
Here, he was clearly attempting to convince his audience that they are on a never-ending path to discovering truth. Scientology, it seems, is merely a part of the process, in his view, and a piece of the knowledge that they are meant to pick up.
Here’s a transcript of a portion of his comments, in which he defends the integration of Hubbard’s teaching into NOI theology. Notice, he talks about the “demons” that auditing can help bring out (one wonders if these are the “thetans” that Scientologists embrace):
“Islam is magnificent. It’s beautiful. We search the scriptures…and we come up with wonderful teachings from the honorable Elijah Muhammad and God himself has guided us — but I found something in the teaching of Dianetics of Mr. L. Ron Hubbard that I saw could bring up from the depth of our subconscious mind things that we would prefer to lie dormant. But the auditing process brings it up and it’s like bringing up demons out of us and just as this book Bible says that was the work of Jesus. How can you say you love Jesus the Christ when he was an exorcizar of demons out of the people? And when the demons were coming out, they were screaming. They didn’t just come out peacefully.”
How could I see something that valuable and know the hurt and sickness of my people and not offer it to them. So the criticism ’Mr. Hubbard was a racist.‘ I don’t know that…and I wouldn’t care. You don’t have a good understanding of racism — you don’t. So, I found a tool that I know can help us and I thank God for Mr. L. Ron Hubbard and I thank God for his research and teaching.
He’s gone on now. So if he was a racist, that went in the ground. But I didn’t find racism in his book. If he was a hater, that went in the ground, but I didn’t find hate in his books. If he wanted nothing to do with black people, well maybe that’s in the ground. But his word was that this teaching that he had would find prominence once it was exposed to black people and black people lay hold to it. I’m not in disagreement with that. So you can continue to criticize me…all evil said and done to Farrakhan does not bother me”
Watch this portion of the sermon, below:
Farrakhan has made his alliance with Scientology clear. Rather than denouncing Hubbard, he’s embracing a portion of the religion that he believes will help his followers on their path to the so-called “Mother Wheel.” And there’s no telling where the alliance will go next.
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Comments (355)
johnclark_SOG
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:53pmSame old BS from this clown…yawn. What I really am looking forward to read when it comes to FarrahKOOK is his obituary. Isn’t he about 90 or so?
Report Post »kryptonite
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:26pmDitto.
Report Post »RIDEMODELS
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 9:44pmYes he is a Kook….But the scientologist are real and they use biker gangs as their muscle…..They are judges,lawyers, business owners……But you know I dont think they own a church……
Just be careful where your kids spend their free time…….These are very very bad people and they are all over the world and the airwaves too.
My only hope is that Herman Cain can do something about this……Its not a race thing people because if you look at the biker gangs then you will see that the ones at the top never go to jail…..But the black ones end up in the slammer.
If I were someone in Las Vegas then I would want this all straightened out so that the City of Sin can reclaim its good name……You dont want this Sin all over the country.
Anything that happens in Vegas is happening all over this country( thanks to these people)……and that is why Vegas has lost its luster.
If I were a business owner in Vegas then I would want this fixxed asap……
Report Post »KeystoneState
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 11:50pmYou have to believe that by now, even Louie’s most loyal followers have to, at least once in a while, glance at eachother across the aisles with a total wtf confused look on their faces!
Report Post »PATTY HENRY
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 12:47amyeah, just think within this decade this jerk, Soros, maybe Wright, and other kooky American Haters will die off. Some of us maybe sooner, who knows? It‘s hard to believe we’ve had to endure since 2007 the lies of this freak in the WH…damn, sam, that’s 5 years of filth, trash, lies, slurs… ever since the PIGLOSI/REID DEMONS took over and began the wreckage of our housing industry (Barney Frank..I can’t even go there…sickening) …5 years…seems like most of my life!!! These people are like a BAD DREAM!!! READ this
GREAT ARTICLE BY LARRY KUDLOW with the last sentence/paragraph one I totally agree with:
“Basically, Romney is promising a return to free-market, supply-side policies on taxes, trade, regulation, and spending. Hopefully he will embrace a sound and stable dollar as well. I still believe Romney is the most underrated politician in America today, and that he’s the most conservative Republican standard-bearer since Ronald Reagan.”
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/304935/obama-s-goose-cooked-larry-kudlow
read it and if you agree, copy and share!! It‘s the most reasonable statement I’ve read so far about Gov. Romney!
Report Post »Bowlz
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 12:51amI’d love to have 2 mins in a room with him.
Report Post »burnteye86
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 2:06amIf you’ve ever had any doubts that this man was posessed by demons, they should be erased now.
Report Post »Wayner
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 3:21amWhy does this hell-bound idiot get so much attention here?
Report Post »Noonien_Soong
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 3:49amWhat caught my eye was “Rather than denouncing Hubbard, he’s embracing a portion of the religion…”, now that seems to be an effort at grasping or cherry picking to suit an agenda. Universally, most neo-religions take portions to validate a purpose. From my own perspective all it takes is to focus on a personal faith in ones own self first and foremost before attaching on to other portional beliefs. That is where internal strength begins.
Report Post »Macman1138
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 7:35amJohn, I can not think of anything more destructive to this country or Humanity than a fusion of Islam and Scientology.
Report Post »Do not ever take crazy people lightly.
Square Dancer
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 7:43amMacman says: “John, I can not think of anything more destructive to this country …”
Macman, I can…he’s in the White House right now…Barack HUSSIEN Obama.
Report Post »mikem1969
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 8:19amIf being civilized is killing each other every day, raping and murdering women every day, keeping women as slaves in their own home, and mutilating women, then I choose to not be civilized.
Report Post »WILL_OF_LANDREW
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 8:20amThis is the fruit of Islamic theology! I should not have to go to Australian web pages to see this it should be posted everywhere so the TRUTH can be told. Hey Blaze cut out some of the tabloid stuff and let’s put an edge on it. http://video.news.com.au/2254147553/Taliban-publicly-execute-woman-near-Kabul-officials
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100 Million Patriots Standing
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 8:23am@Patty
“..will die off” except that they have children and followers –
Report Post »Hubbard died but his ‘religion’ continues….
WILL_OF_LANDREW
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 8:27amYou can tell Glenn has no editorial control on this site anymore. Censorship!
Report Post »peeoui
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 8:50amOh this is so funny, it just again proves what an idiot Farakanhan is. What a joke. Thanks Blaze, I needed a good laugh.
Report Post »Exgijoe96
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 9:16amIf I were George Lucas I would sue. Sounds like the deathstar. Use the force Luke.
Report Post »NHwinter
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 9:26amObama administration has declared a “war on women”, “war on the rich” or “class warfare”, I am declaring that there is a “war on whites”. This has been the most divisive I have ever seen America in my life time. Time for real change and real hope Throw this administration and all its buddies out.
Report Post »J_Rotten
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 9:45amWhy is the Blaze and other news organizations giving him credibility by even covering this nutbag? How about we cover something of interest rather than this relic of a racist.
Report Post »ilovejiggys
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 9:56amAmen! Farrakhan is a major league crackpot!
http://www.wnd.com/2012/07/black-mobs-terrorize-1-of-whitest-big-cities/
Report Post »happygranny
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 10:42amWhere is he getting his money from? He has nice clothes and he appears to be well fed – so who is stupid enough to support him?
Report Post »Harry Assenback
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 11:04amIf Lewis hates White people so much why does he have a White Mans Haircut?
Report Post »teebubba
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 11:18amThis is so silly on so many levels. They are giving the Nation of Islam a 55 % kickback on the sale of Ron Hubbard’s books to members. which is really a win-win because most of Hubbard’s book are bought over and over again by his “church” to give the impression that it always belongs on the best seller list.
Report Post »rickc34
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 11:26amSo the nation of Islam has a drug problem the like the scientology drug rehab program. Hubbard has been dead since 1986 and is probably in Hell awaiting the Judgment of God. I wonder if Farrakhan could talk to him what would he say? Louie Jesus Christ is the only way to Heaven , that is what I am betting on.
Report Post »RayOne
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 11:39amWill he welcome the BHO family back to Chicago after the 2012Election.
Report Post »moonstruck2
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 11:49amHe’ll read yours first young fellow!!
Report Post »MatthewEllise
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 12:37pmIf people in America do not turn their hearts back to God there will be more fires, flood, drought, hail, winds and storms than the year before.
Report Post »ISRAELISOURFRIEND
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 1:13pmI can’t wait until the devil claims this flesh from the earth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Report Post »Independent4233
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 1:52pmCalypso Louie is just one of the reasons for the continuing surge in black on white crime in case you were wondering. But don’t forget the self-hating white liberals who encourage their crimes by excusing them or denying they exist.
Rev. Wright, All and Jesse are three more reasons.
But don’t forget to include all the black talking heads on t.v. like, Eric Dyson, Tavist Smiley, Cornell West, Soledad O’Brien, plus almost every black face that appears.
Everything they say concerns ONLY race and ONLY the fact that blacks can’t get ahead, because of evil whites. They never mention that blacks do even worse in all black societies in Africa, Haiti and the like where there are no whites.
They hate you, and they love having somebody to blame for their many failures and inability to accomplish anything on their own
They not only are unable to show gratitude for their many privileges and trillions in freebies, they’ll spit in your face if you mention them and tell you they deserved them, because their ancestors were slaves (two hundred years ago.)
The more they get the more they want.
When will it all stop?
It won’t.
It will only continue to get worse.
Report Post »old white guy
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 3:55pmthe big F has truly lost his tiny mind.
Report Post »ICEDRAGON
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 10:42pmI agree same old garbage so I have a Question for the great Farrakhan I bet he can’t answer it without lying. Islam is dead, it died in 1948. If the GOD of Israel and the Christians is named in scriptures before Islam and the Quran How is it that Mohammed changed it to a name of a moon god in a cave in the 6th century? GODS NAME
ISRAEL —— ELOHIM —— G-D — BEGINNING TO PRESENT
ISLAM ——– ILAH —— GOD —– ISHMAEL TO MOHUMMED
MOHOMMEDISTS —– AL ILAH —- THE GOD – ALLAH– ( MOON GOD)—— FROM MOHUMMED TO PRESENT
JUDEAO/CHRISTIAN —– ELOHIM — G-D —-BEGINNING TO PRESENT, ALSO GOD THE FATHER, GOD ALMIGHTY, GOD THE CREATOR.
QURAN —— UP TO 1948 —– MEDINA THE TORAH/BIBLE WAS TO BE READ TO CLARIFY ANY CONFUSION OF THE VERSES IN THE QURAN.
QURAN —– FROM 1948 TO PRESENT —– MAKKAH THE TORAH/BIBLE WAS NO LONGER REQUIRED TO BE READ IF CONFUSION WAS ENCOUNTERED WHILE READING THE QURAN.
MOHOMMEDISM FROM ITS INCEPTION AROUND 658 OR SO GRADUALLY TOOK OVER ISLAM. ISLAM DIED IN 1948 WHEN THE CENTERLINE OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS AND THE TORAH/BIBLE WAS NO LONGER REQUIRED TO CORRECT THE QURAN VERSES.
SO how do you reckon the name with facts, times dates, places, all have to be corroborated the both the Medina and the Mekkah qurans, Sharia, the Traveler and other Islamic books. And don’t misuse the abrogated verses of either piece of writings.
LET NO MAN SAY, HE DOES NOT KNOW!
Report Post »vonstro
Posted on July 10, 2012 at 6:36pmThis guy is the biggest pant-load I’ve ever heard from! He aught to go back to singing… he was much less abrasive. Now he‘s so full of hot air that even Joe Biden can’t compete with him!
Report Post »INTHEBROTHERHOOD
Posted on July 18, 2012 at 2:38amhe does great stand-up straight comedy..that smile …only one thing is for sure……his campaign for the title of “anti christ” the prophets said to gain “wisdom” and understanding, not “knowledge. Obviosly hes forgotten what knowledge did to Adam and Eve.
Report Post »50211bs
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:51pmA match made in the heavens(outer space)
Report Post »MRMANN
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 4:33amAgreed. But who wouldda thought that a pro-Scientology stance would be assumed by–of all people–Farrakhan?!?
Report Post »nativetexanne
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:50pmThese people, Farrak included, are behind the times. Most young people are now very accepting and open to each other, whether race, color, ability, or whatever. It’s these old people who still want to control that are the problem, the real racists.
Report Post »Sure, in problem areas, there are still boundaries and trouble. But the times have changed and if we dont allow these old curmudgeons to ruin it, out kids are on the way to getting along…and getting better.
You younger ones out there that dont see color, race, handicaps….dont listen to this bs. I have two kids and they dont understand where all this crap is coming from. This is your time now.
Judeo_Christian
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:49pmOy Veh!
Report Post »Bluebonnet
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:03pmGod help those people who actually believe this stuff. Change their hearts.
Report Post »Don’t these people ever read the Bible? What they’re teaching is not from God.
RIDEMODELS
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 9:33pmThese people are going to Bars and Night Clubs…….No they do not read the Bible…..I have actually helped a local teacher tutor young students fresh out of high school for entrance college math…..This teacher is at a church or was, and she thinks BHO is great……..People are brain washed by this doofus and the scientologist are just jumping on the bandwagon….( they are actually racist bikers who use the black people to sell drugs)
Here is the deal……There are about 45 to 50 girls that work at certain all girl waitress restaurants…..These are a breeding ground for evil….Scientologists here use these places to get the girls from, to promote their bars clubs etc.
Drugs are sold in the VIP of these clubs, so the cops cannot get to them. The girls think thats cool because they are young and impressionable. The drugs are not always at the nude clubs in the area but most of them are at these bad night clubs.
Now once these clubs get too populated then the pretty girls stop coming, but they still want the drugs for their concerts of free love and music(insert band here).
So its all about the ladies and how they are dooped by Hollywood Magic…..Black girls need not apply…You are only the baby momma for the PIMP/DRUG DEALER/RAP STAR/ DJ.
Michelle stay at home with the girls tonight…Big daddy O has some bidness to take care of….l8r
Why do you think she cant ride in the same plane with him on Vacation……geeez
Report Post »corbecket
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 10:28pmOy vey is right!
You’ve got your Shia Muslims. You’ve got your Sunni Muslims. You’ve got your Wahabi Muslims. You’ve got your Black Muslims. And now you got your Black Scientology Muslims.
I suspect the Imam’s over in Yemen are going to be completely confused about this new sect. I can’t imagine trying to sell what Farrakhan is pushing over in the Middle East.
They’d probably behead him, out of hand, as an apostate.
Report Post »TIME_2_END_THE_PAUL_CAMPAIGN_IN_12
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:48pmYou know I can’t help myself… but whenever I read about Farrakhan (who has endorsed Ron Paul’s ideas), Rearend Wright (who Ron Paul has parroted along with Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda), Hubbard (“alledged racist” like Ron Paul), Scientology (cult-like following similar to Ron Paul money bombers and average supporters), racism (Ron Paul Newsletters and pandering) and those who apologize for, and insult America, appease Islam (Islam is not our enemy) etc, etc…
I’m almost forced to have to bring up YOU KNOW WHO…lol.
Sorry, guess I already did…
Anyways, all birds of a feather and a threat to the United States, our intelligence and common sense.
Report Post »Baddoggy
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:08pmYou are beginning to believe your own bull@hit arent you? I hink you are trying to tie I think you are trying to tie Obama in lies per hour. You are one stupid man.
Report Post »TIME_2_END_THE_PAUL_CAMPAIGN_IN_12
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:51pmYou don’t have to believe what I believe DOOGY… as long as YOU believe that I believe it. But I can back up the supposed BS with any number of sources regarding the “shock alliances.” They may not have the same goals ultimately, but they all use each other, parrot each other and sometimes endorse each other… to advance those different goals. A crap sandwich of America’s gutter to be sure…
Report Post »OperationNorthwoods
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 1:41amYour faithful worship of the government is duly noted by the DHS. You will be rewarded with extra vaccines and a fluffy pillow for your bed at the FEMA camp.
Report Post »TIME_2_END_THE_PAUL_CAMPAIGN_IN_12
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 5:36amFARTINGINTHEWIND. Damn, the way you guys tell it… we’re already in one big FEMA camp. I’m not quite as paranoid as you Alex Jones types. Damn, fear-mongerrrrerrrs from the fringe. You’re part of the problem, not the solution.
Report Post »Tree_Butcher
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:48pmHey Louie! I’m a White Methodist! BOO!
Report Post »ambrosia
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:06pmHA !
Report Post »Me too….I second that BOO….Boo, BOO !
RIDEMODELS
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:20pmYeah the Scientologist moved in a nice new building right down the street from the office. Sadly (for them) this town is very very christian and has a lot of churches here already. We never wanted the scientologists here and I got a book from the realtor that sold them the property, he was ousted by the community.
I am really freaked by these people, they are not just Hollywood. They are judges politicians, school teachers and anyone that does not believe in the Bible. I am starting to go to church now and not because I need to, but because I want to.
Hollywood has a hold on most of the women in the US, and there are a ton of entities trying to pull women away from christian church. I hope women stand up and fight for their own sakes and the well being of their children,cause there is a whole WORLD of evil fighting for your VOTE this November.
Liberals own strip clubs and most other places that demean and exploit women….Prove me wrong.
Satan has entered the building….actually he has been here for a while….But God will forgive you if you let him into your life.
Report Post »The-Monk
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 9:02pm@RIDEMODELS
Habana Ave?
Report Post »Dde13
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:48pmThis guy reminds me of the tabloid magazines in line at the grocery stores….It’s all crap!!! Garbage in, Garbage out…he gets way too much attention for his distorted opinions.
Report Post »RIDEMODELS
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 9:56pmHes not insane……Hes on the side of a lot of judges and high powered attorney’s here in TPA……..Its pretty scary when you can see through all the smoke like I can……These guys never croak tho….They are like Keith Richards……geeeeeezzzz……Funny how the Att here are fighting over who is the better ambulance chaser these days..
And most people dont care because the price of prostitution has gone down all over the country……….We got a country of Big Pimpin/ Drug Dealers on FOODSTAMPS…..and women who are proud of their man…..
Hip Hop gangsters are getting played like foolz…..While those Attorney’s are livin in big ole houses on the beach.
Your a gangster on Food Stamps….WOW….Time to try Jesus……
Report Post »corbecket
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 12:28amMinister Farrakhan‘s religion has very little to do with any of Islamic offshoots that I’m familiar with. Islam never really adopted any of the benefits of western civilization after the Asharites gained influence within Islam in “casting out” the Hellenistic influences advocated by the Mutazilites. In effect, Islam turned in completely upon itself, rejecting scientific reasoning and any benefits they might have received from western philosophy.
If one lives by the Quran, science has no meaning, and is to be rejected. This makes it all the more peculiar when Islam is mixed with Scientology (which has very little to do with science either). My guess is that the alliance of the Black Muslims, with Scientology, is akin to an alliance of two “short men”, trying to make themselves look taller. The only thing they have in common, is their diminutive stature.
Report Post »moosern
Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:08amCorebecket, what the Nation of Islam is to Islam what Mormonism is to Christianity. Even the most liberal sects of Islam don’t recognize NOI as Islam.
Report Post »pauliepie
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:46pmThe man’s an insane lunatic.
Report Post »TRUMPETCALL
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 10:21pmThe ONLY interest Scientology has for the Calypso Louie endorsement is the money.
Period.
With a spokesman, er, I mean, “Opinion Leader” like that, it is no wonder there has been ZERO official statement from any Scientology representative.
Tic….. Toc…..
Report Post »Moozmom
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:45pmDear Farra: Please let me know if “white people Christians” murdered the women this weekend. Oh, no it was the islamic cult that did that. You seem like a very angry, sad man.
Report Post »Patriot Z
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:45pmok ok ok…im laughing WAAAYYYYYY too hard to get angry. cool im like the bionic man then ehhh louie? I mean come on! so we were created by a black man to opress black men? how can we do that for 6000 yrs then louie if we are so “inferior”. i mean come on a decade or 2 sure ill give ya…but 6000 years and your ‘superior’ black ass still cannot come up? BAHAHAHAA..come on lib racists defend this guy..i cant wait. oops gotta run I like to opress my black folk on sunday when the lines are not so long.
Report Post »whatthecrazy
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 11:52pmlol so true
Report Post »bpost58
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:42pmAt some point in the not too distant future I hope the BLAZE grows up. There is not one single reader of the BLAZE that does not know Farrakhan is a racist rabble-rousing fake. His followers can’t fill the bathroom of a large stadium. Why bother giving him any credibility by posting his garbage on THE BLAZE? Farrakhan is a race pimp, a very disturbed man that adds absolutely nothing to the conversation. Leave him in the tabloids and the gutter where he belongs.
Report Post »raspberrytea
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:23pmThis ^
Report Post »Patriot Z
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:37pmnot true mate. he does have followers and there are certainly more than enough self entitled black people and others who would rally behind him over us. not to mention the islam aspect of it. also remember this man has killed before. he is not opposed to violence. do not disregard him, you do so at your own perril. and besides, anyone who is going through so much trouble to activly destroy me and destroy my way of life, needs to be taken at his word and addressed accordingly.
Report Post »usedCZARsalesman
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 9:01pmyou do know that the Nation of islam has over 100,000 followers, dont you? IDK about you but 100K people is more than enough to do SERIOUS damage if they are well organized.
Report Post »don young
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:42pmThis guy is one sick person is he really a human.
Report Post »IAMIR
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:40pmSo does that make Farrakhan the anti-Christ and Tom Cruise the False Prophet? hahahah now there’s a good movie.
Report Post »progressiveslayer
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:38pmOne cult leader joining forces with another cult so both cults should do the world a favor and drink the cyanide laced kool aid.
Report Post »SREGN
Posted on July 9, 2012 at 11:55amMaybe some concerned citizen should help King Louie embrace the teachings of Jim Jones. Seems a perfect fit for the Nation of Scientislamology.
Report Post »M13
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:37pmDoes this mean Tom Cruise will be the star of “ Shaft 2 ” now?
Report Post »NancyBee
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 8:25pmlol..
Report Post »MAMMY_NUNN
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:37pmPlease God let the Mothership arrive so these fools can board !!!
Report Post »Cosmos102
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:37pmIt’s amazing…He gets away with saying this stuff. What this should tell you is…. you fill in the blank.
Report Post »NOTYERHUCKLEBERRY
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:37pmGood idea, Louie! Now we will know where all the real crack pots are!
Report Post »RIDEMODELS
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 10:08pmhttp://www.xenu.net/
Yeah this is a good link…..these people always tried to get me to join them when I worked in Ybor……Now girls tell me that Ybor is full of the buildings……They have more money then you think.
Yes they are stupid and dumb…But they have high powered judges and others to do their work for them.
Our Florida Governor is not one and that is why I back him 100%…….I know they hang out with high priced hookers…..I just wish they would catch some bad disease and croak…Not likely.
Also they have their hands in other things like legalizing marijuana, drug sales, and the typical bars and night clubs…..anything to attract beautiful young women….
Report Post »TH30PH1LUS
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:36pmThe “Tares” must be bundled together before the “Wheat” can be gathered. Read Jesus’ Parable and you will no longer be shocked as you watch the gathering take effect.
Report Post »IAMIR
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:53pmPlease explain.
Report Post »midnightgolfer
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:35pmWho cares?
Report Post »historyguy48
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:32pmComrades, when did he get back from the Mother Ship? It is so wonderful to hear his hate filled speeches again because it provides the KKK with just a little comic relief, now doesn’t it?
Report Post »Like Mr. Wright, he can‘t be a racisist because he’s black. Did you know that the moon is made of green cheese?
JACKTHETOAD
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:32pmFarrakhan’s just like his islamic mentor; they make it up as they go along. A shining example of the scourge of humanity.
Report Post »Socialism_Is_The_New_Black
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:29pmI’m sure this wall of text will be worth reading by someone who cares.
Report Post »Psychosis
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 9:57pmso, why are you here?
i think you would be more comfortable over at the huff n puff or media splatters
Report Post »LeadNotFollow
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:27pm…
Report Post »No wonder Tom’s wife left him and took the kid with her. Don’t blame her a bit.
CatB
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:37pmAmen to that .. this would have to strengthen her case for custody.
Report Post »kickagrandma
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 7:26pmsatan joining forces with satan….gee, I wonder what that will get us?
Report Post »whatthecrazy
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 11:43pma lot of little satans………(
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