Louis Farrakhan gets away with spewing the worst anti-Semitism imaginable, and even murderous incitement, as he did when he called for 10,000 black men to rise up and kill white people, and he said this in a church to boot.
It is telling that “anti-racism” initiatives and “diversity groups” — including those that charge “Islamophobia” at every turn (even when it doesn’t exist) — continually ignore Farrakhan and his allies.
Days ago, Farrakhan stated during the annual Saviors’ Day conference in Chicago: “The wicked Jews want to use me to break up the women’s movement….It ain’t about Farrakhan; it’s about women all over the world [who] have the power to change the world.” He also defended Ilhan Omar’s anti-Semitic comments, “saying that she has ‘nothing to apologize for’ following an antisemitic Twitter storm in which she accused the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) of paying American politicians to be pro-Israel.”
After the backlash even among her own House Democrats, Omar apologized, but then she agreed to be the keynote speaker at a fundraiser of the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations.
Farrakhan continues to spew hatred against Jews in the name of Islam. Jews are referred to in the Qur’an as “apes,” “swine,” “losers,” “cursed,” striving to “make mischief,” full of “treachery,” etc., and of course he plays the victim card well, while ignoring the modern-day enslavement of blacks by Muslims.
“Farrakhan Defends Omar’s Antisemitic Antics, Attacks ‘Wicked Jews,’” by Ilanit Chernick, Jerusalem Post, February 20, 2019:
Louis Farrakhan has blamed the “wicked Jews” for using him to try and break up the Women’s March.
The Nation of Islam leader made the comments on Sunday during the annual Saviours’ Day conference in Chicago.
“The most beautiful sight that I could lay eyes on [was] when I saw, the day after Trump was elected, women from all over the world were standing in solidarity, and a black woman is the initiator of it,” said Farrakhan about one of the march’s leading organizers ,Tamika Mallory.
“The wicked Jews want to use me to break up the women’s movement,” he continued, as ap-plause and cheers broke out. “It ain’t about Farrakhan; it’s about women all over the world [who] have the power to change the world.”
Farrakhan has had a long history of antisemitism and close ties with Women’s March organiz-ers Mallory, Linda Sarsour and Carmen Perez.
Farrakhan also defended Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, saying that she has “nothing to apolo-gize for” following an antisemitic Twitter storm in which she accused the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) of paying American politicians to be pro-Israel.“Sweetheart, don’t do that,” Farrakhan said, referencing Omar’s apology. “Pardon me for call-ing you sweetheart, but you do have a sweet heart. You sure are using it to shake the gov-ernment up, but you have nothing to apologize for.”
Soon into his sermon, Farrakhan launched a verbal attack on the Jews, blaming them for anti-black racism, slavery, colonialism and dehumanization, as well as numerous problems that have befallen the world and modern society.
Farrakhan continued his attack, saying that “some of the Jewish people who are under the Talmud think so much of themselves that you black people – us, we – look at 400 years of the Transatlantic slave trade, you look at them hanging us up, raping us, robing us and [if] you call it a Holocaust, a Jew will say to you, you can’t say that.”….