Evil People and Their Wicked Causes

Louis Farrakhan

While millions of people throughout the world remain in shock over the recent murders of WBDJ7 news reporter Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward, few folks are probably aware of something that occurred three weeks prior to their deaths that may have triggered the tragedy.

What was that? It was a Facebook posting made by Louis Farrakhan, an arch-racist and the leader of the of black militant Nation of Islam who wrote this: Retaliation! If the government won't intercede in our affairs, then we must rise up and kill those who kill us; stalk them and kill them and let them feel our pain.  

Farrakhan's a notorious race-hustler who blames whites and Jews for the predicament of blacks in America. It's very possible that Vester Lee Flanagan, the man who shot Parker and Ward to death on August 26 while they were on assignment in Moneta, Virginia, was inspired by the fire-breathing minister. 

Farrakhan posted his inflammatory Facebook message in response to the tragic shooting that took place in Charleston, South Carolina on June 17 when white supremacist Dylann Roof murdered nine African-Americans at a church in that town.

Though Farrakhan's now an old man, his racist fire seems to have been rekindled since Barack Obama was elected to the presidency in 2008. Here are some of his more notorious quotes: 

• "The Jews don’t like Farrakhan, so they call me Hitler. Well, that’s a good name. Hitler was a very great man."
• "You see everybody always talk about Hitler exterminating six million Jews. That’s right. But don’t nobody ever ask what did they do to Hitler."
• "America is in trouble, and I say God is about to wipe this nation from the face of the Earth. I’m not crazy, I’m not drunk, how long do you think a nation can do evil and not face the wrath of god?" 
• "White people are potential humans – they haven’t evolved yet."

One of Farrakhan's closet friends is the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the incendiary pastor who led Chicago's Trinity United Church until he retired about five years ago. Wright promoted Black Liberation theology, a racist ideology that teaches that blacks will never prosper and be free until they become completely independent of whites. Of course, BLT blames whites for the predicament of blacks in America and in other parts of the world.

One of Trinity United's members during Wright's tenure was Barack Obama who attended that church for 20 years until he was elected to the Oval Office. Wright wasn't the only person who influenced Obama. America's 44th president was also an ardent admirer of Harvard professor Derrick Bell, one of the founders of Critical Race Theory. Bell saw America as a hopelessly racist nation where blacks would always be considered inferior to whites.

Since Obama was elected to the presidency in 2008, race relations have deteriorated significantly in America. Am I suggesting that Obama and his administration created the climate for the Moneta tragedy? You bet I am.

Not only have we seen the rise of the New Black Panthers and the Black Lives Matters Movement since Obama took office, we're now seeing an uber-racist movement called F**KYOFLAG. This is a movement that encourages blacks to attack and kill whites. Here are two comments by members of this radical movement:

• "When those mother f**kers are by themselves, that’s when when we should start f***ing them up. Like they do us, when a bunch of them ni**ers takin’ one of us out, that’s how we should roll up.”  He said, “Cause we already roll up in gangs anyway. There should be six or seven black mother f**ckers, see that white person, and then lynch their ass. Let’s turn the tables."
• "Find a mother f**ker that is alone. Snap his ass, and then f***in hang him from a damn tree. Take a picture of it and then send it to the mother f**kers."

The escalating racial violence in America and across the world is part of the increasing evil that biblical prophecy warns us will prevail in the last days. (Matthew 24:12, 2 Timothy 3:1-5) And sadly, some of that racial unrest has been created by a man who promised to heal the planet and bring people together.

Barack Obama claims to be a "Christian." If he truly believes that he is, then he ought to be familiar with this statement that Jesus Christ made 2,000 year ago: "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God." (Matthew 5:9) True peacemakers bring people together. But evil people with wicked intentions create strife and foment violence. What best describes Obama?