Obama to Destroy “White Society”

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This article explains the doomsday scenario of Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam and how it relates to Barack Obama. Black Nationalists have a reverse-racist religious doctrine that white society is the Antichrist/Satan and the downfall of the US — as the leading “white nation” — is necessary in order to create — from the Black Nationalist viewpoint – a perfectly just, utopian World (Millennial Kingdom). Obama’s church of 20 years is a Black Nationalist church. He was a prominent and enthusiastic member and only left it for political expediency.

Black Liberation Theology, the basis of the doctrine of Trinity United Church of Christ, is a black “identity” religious doctrine. Black Liberation Theology was canonized by James H. Cone beginning in the late 1960’s. It is essentially a black version of the racist theology of the Nazi Christian Identity Movement and also the so-called “Positives Christientum” (Positive Chritianity) that the Nazis forced on the Evangelical churches of the Third Rieich.

The following may not be a politically-correct, popular view and the politically-correct media will not report it, but you can easily verify the facts here yourself.

You may have already seen the clip below, where Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam, implies that Barack Obama is the Messiah of the black race. In this page it is shown what the term “Messiah” means to the Nation of Islam and Obama’s own church, that is, the destruction of the white race. It seems fairly obvious that a president should not be connected to a group that believes that an entire race is the Antichrist and should be exterminated. Whether Obama personally believes that or not is not really the issue.

Farrakhan Announces Obama is Black Messiah

The Nation of Islam is not orthodox Muslim. It is a black cult religion, which is based on the writings of their “Prophet”, Elijah Muhammad, Freemasonry and other occult belief systems. His writings are considered scripture for the Nation of Islam.

The black liberation theology of Obama’s “former” church is a derivative of the theology of the Nation of Islam. America is seen by black nationalists of all stripes as the “mystical Babylon” of the Bible, representing white World domination and oppression of poor, non-whites of the World. For that reason it must be destroyed, according to the doctrine of Obama’s cult-like church of 20 years, of which he was an enthusiastic and committed member. The destruction of mystical Babylon — those countries representing white power and the Vatican — will allow the emergence of the millennial Kingdom on Earth, which Obama’s church doctrine holds is a real theocracy ruled by the black Messiah. Below Obama announces that he will try to bring about a (millennial) Kingdom on Earth as a tool of God.

Below are some scanned pages are presented from a book by the Prophet of the Nation of Islam that reveals that the role of the Messiah in the Nation of Islam theology is to judge and destroy the white race.

Black Nationalists believe that Christianity helped the slave masters keep their ancestors in slavery, because it promised a reward in the afterlife. For this reason, Black Nationalists, such as believers in the Nation of Islam and the Rastafarians do not believe in a spiritual afterlife, but that God and Satan are real men (or races of men) and that paradise will be achieved after the destruction of the white oppressor.

The Nation of Islam worshipped the man, Fard Muhammad, as God. The Rastafarians are also another black nationalist sect and worship the former Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Salassie, as God. Both of these branches of Black Nationalism were inspired by the Marcus Garvey movement. Garvey started the pseudo-religious Black Nationalist movement in the 1920’s and frequently compared himself to the Messiah. So, there is much precedence in Black Nationalist cult “religions” of worshipping a man as God.

To order “The Secrets of Freemasonry” from Amazon, click here. It and other writings by Elijah Muhammad seems to be for black nationalists a modern day equivalent to “Mein Kampf.”

Elijah only had about a fourth grade education and it shows in these paragraphs. He is also intentionally writing somewhat obtusely, but you should be able to get the meaning.

Note: “Mahdi” is the Arabic word for “Messiah”. The “unalike people” and “trouble maker” refers to white people. The Messiah has a white mother like Obama does. The founder, Fard Muhammad appeared to be more white than black and he was considered to be Allah in the flesh.

The Black Liberation Theology of Obama’s church is based on large part on the theology of the Nation of Islam. The white race is seen as the Antichrist or Devil and the black race is seen as the chosen people. The End Times is seen as a social cataclysm that will result in the rule of the black man and destruction of the white race. See, for example, chapter six in “Black Theology and Black Liberation” by James H. Cone in this download directory.

This video, which celebrates Obama’s victory, is an example of the common pseudo-religious feelings against America among the various Black Nationalist movements. In this clip Babylon, the great Harlot, represents the white oppressors and especially the current American system. This anti-white, anti-American metaphor is very widely used in the Black Nationalist community in the US as well as in the Caribbean, in the churches as well as in popular culture. It is a metaphor that is used to represent and celebrate the fall of America in Obama’s own Black Nationalist church, Trinity Unity Church of Christ in Chicago.

Chant Down Babylon / Bring Down America

Jeremiah Wright was not just expressing his own perverse, peculiar opinions in his sermons that damned America, but the basic Black Nationalist doctrine of Obama’s church of twenty years, of which Obama was well aware. Obama belonged for 20 years to a group that is approximately the racist black equivalent of the KKK.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

All of these books below are available from Amazon.

An Original Man: The life and times of Elijah Muhammad by Claude Andrew Clegg

Black Theology and Black Power by James H. Cone

The Fall of America by Elijah Muhammad

God of the Oppressed by James H. Cone

Message to the Black Man in America by Elijah Muhammad

The Mother Plane: Elijah Muhammad’s Analysis of Ezekiel’s Wheel by Elijah Muhammad

The Secrets of Freemasonry: That Which You Should know by Elijah Muhammad

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