Farrakhan admits to Malcolm X assassination

Farrakhan Admission On Malcolm X
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[@shauntrelllewis1502]

The saddest part about betrayal is that it never comes from an enemy.

[@kwick2204]

So true beware of family and friends smiling at you.

[@gr33kfr3ak8]

Well yeah, that would make sense. The definition of betrayal is someone turning on you, someone can’t turn on you if they’ve been against you the whole time.

[@hannibalatthegate3384]

Betrayal never comes from the enemy. Your enemy can betray you.

[@cornelldavis6703]

@@kwick2204 I know all about it !!!

[@kid5042]

Truest shit you can say.

[@SpiritualLifeCoach43]

What I respect most about Malcolm X is that he was a man of faith and learning. He was always willing to correct himself once he achieved higher learning and he would seek the truth even if it went against people he called "friends".

[@mab9739]

“I haven’t seen the American dream, I have experienced the American nightmare” Malcom X

[@cfalls3056]

Farrakhan is a actor. He hasn't done anything for our people but give nice speeches.

[@BrockLanders]

Farrakhan conspired and assisted in the assassination of Malcolm X, the same way Jesse Jackson conspired to assassinate Martin Luther King, the same way LBJ conspired to kill John F Kennedy. It’s pretty obvious if you do the research.

[@ironmike-putsallkindavideo7840]

FACTS

[@SagesseNoir]

@@BrockLanders I hear these charges very often but don't get supporting evidence from those who make those charges.

[@Trill4life777]

Facts and right he with them white folks js

[@510Redneck]

@Dean Wayne I don't think he regrets anything that put him directly in his position... his very own words in speeches about the subject absolutely validates that. As many have said here, he is nothing more than a snake. One small example: In a speech to his followers he bashed Malcom for hours and tried justifying him being killed "any one of us would have killed him" because of this or that etc. etc. etc. Then went on to telling this fictitious story of a out of body experience where he heard elijah crying over the death of his son (Malcom)..... to which he responds "I will be your son".... Oh how convenient. Dudes about as fake-sneaky as they come but make no mistake about it loyal to >his< cause. You're right, Malcolm immensely changed and they killed him over it.... He called them out when they fire bombed his house just prior, if they didn't want shit happening to Malcolm.... they would have stopped it right then and there.... it was a organized series of hits, nothing more.

[@JosePerez-nw5ef]

Malcolm X was a very wise man. Great Man. Wish I was like him . Smart, wise and great wisdom

[@COACHCPERRY]

All he admitted to was being partly responsible for creating the atmosphere for someone to kill him. The title is misleading.

[@danielali9205]

***** he's admitting that the words which he spoke in 1964 and 1965 and those which Malcolm spoke and Malcolm's devotees and other ministers of the NOI fed the climate of hatred and facilitated the eventual end which was the enemy's killing of our brother. When Malcolm's home was fire bombed he said,"I know the FOI did it. I know what they will do because I trained them!" What did you train them to do Malcolm? Complicit? The enemy of all of us wants us to be divided over this issue so that we cannot benefit from the truth in the message of the HEM. Love to you brother.

[@ThankGodImBlack370]

Yep

[@DSNCB919]

@abobjenkins hes saying he influenced others too not that he ordered it idiot

[@Martialyss]

He's not going to openly admit that he played a part. But we fucking know he played a big part. A huge part.

[@moniquediaz538]

Big Chuck definitely.

[@ryancanavan3348]

The U.S. needs another Malcolm X.

[@theshach100]

We already got something far more better and important.

[@MrCoughupalung]

theshach100 What is that?

[@theshach100]

The minister Louis Farrakhan. He's teaching the exact same thing Malcolm taught and is taking action.

[@bradleybanford6726]

Ryan Canavan - No. The world does, not just America.

[@bradleybanford6726]

+Jacklyn - I wish everyone knew knowledge like this.

[@lifewithcamille517]

I'm here because of the new Netflix documentary on Malcom X

[@oelghazouani]

Me too

[@plur2179]

I seen this video many times but after seeing Netflix document. It shocked me how Muslims walked around with killers and knew that they had people in jail that were innocent and convicted of Malcolm X's murder that shocks me and scares me

[@oelghazouani]

@@plur2179 true

[@lifewithcamille517]

@@plur2179 It's pretty sad! This was an open secret. Malcolm was a social reformist and they murdered him because he no longer accepted Elijah Muhammads lies.

[@plur2179]

@@lifewithcamille517 but it's not even just about Malcolm two innocent man went to prison and nobody wanted to stand up for the these two guys and both lives are ruined and that is the terrible part about it

[@prettylyricsmarie]

There can never be enough apologies to replace a human life that was taken through assasination. It is great for people to apologize, but an apologize is just words unless proven by action. What a tragic loss to lose a father. The memory of her father's loss could never be replaced by an apologize truly, but it shows she is courageous enough to even come and meet with someone who claimed a part of taking his life.

[@tapptom]

she knows he is lyiiiiinnnnngggg

[@jeremiahbatiste7328]

shoulda slap his azz

[@carterelcartel2847]

The power in editing. You can change the whole context of an interview just by editing and giving us 2 minutes and 39 seconds of a bunch of nothing. No matter how you edit, the government set up to kill Malcolm. They killed multiple members of the black panther organization, obviously Martin Luther King Jr, they killed hundreds of black successful doctors and leaders in the neighborhood of black Wall Street point blank range, they killed black military men by using them a front line defense, and they killed Dr. Sebi. I can keep going but let’s stop being simple minded. A killer doesn’t just wake up one day and say im going to stop killing.

[@tysondoe8402]

I BET YOU SHE WANTED TO TAKE HIM OUT OF THIS WORLD, AS MUCH AS I DO!!!

[@georgea.3000]

She looks terrified of farahkhan.

[@CorneliuZeleaCodreanu9]

Never heard a voice closer to a snake than this guy's

[@saidhamid9382]

Monster Hesh you must keep quite cause you don't know the the islamic religion yet , since our religion has taught us to peaceful and respect everyone , so you're guilty to condemn our religion by called it a a canser.

[@finewineonly1316]

Hmmm. none of the presidents sound like devils to you? They do to me!

[@kenkeller6072]

Don Rumsfeld is a lizard. Does that count?

[@MrLewis-lk8us]

Farrakaan (however you spell his fucking name) is a fucking salesmen who wished he had Malcolm's intelligence, wit and charisma.

[@romarioosborne589]

Michael Don Corleone From the first time I heard this guys voice I felt I could not trust him

[@traceyremarais1015]

Never cared for Farrakhan. This is no surprise.

[@Talk2emWavy]

Tracey Remarais will u marry me lol

[@chrisjones70]

Tracey Remarais you're irrelevant.

[@tranquilityq8241]

tyler wright-daye what does that make you?

[@bigg4549]

Tracey Remarais I never cared for him and still don't to this day real talk

[@elenaofavalormoanadisneypr6893]

Tranquility Q Go Fuck Yourself

[@bigwilly8746]

Malcom X was ahead of his time! A great leader indeed. Some say he was an "extremest" with his "by any means necessary" speeches, but desperate times call for desperate measures... All he wanted was equality. Unlike most, he walked the walk! I'm fascinated by his story.

[@SpiritualLifeCoach43]

I am fascinated by Malcolm X's story too. ✝️

[@surf3305]

Farrakhan always seems fake

[@edwardwillis5715]

Surf board And always will be fake and a piece of shit even in death!!

[@femaleenergy7715]

Surf Board Omg. Right!!! Like how can people NOT see this?!?!

[@nirvanacrown2043]

Surf Board he is fucking fake.... his karma is coming........

[@muststopaltleft9916]

name should be gay surf board

[@hitman-gj8qy]

Not as fake as white people

[@ronaldinho4647]

As a Muslim I just want to make it clear that the Nation of Islam represents nothing of my people, especially the whole Elijah muhammad movement. That man does not deserve the name muhammad. And I'm glad muhammad ali and malcolm x left it before and became real Muslims before passing ( malcolm, I know ali is alive god bless)

[@fitnetworkershub1775]

Dr Khalid had a whole different view about Islam.. eish this is confusing

[@charlespullen7104]

Facts

[@godsmoke7678]

The noi is real Islam we still follow prophet muhammad because he said 3 generations after me will no longer be of me so you Muslims in Arabia are not the real Muslims

[@haroldbrooks4235]

Ali was just as guilty as Farrakhan

[@vergil2067]

@@haroldbrooks4235 How?

[@manalone1330]

so basically he admitted to having a part in setting up/green lighting malcom, thats foul on his part and folks worship him like a saint

[@jimmydurham9318]

this is not an admission of guilt... but rather an awareness that his words as strong as they were could influence others to hate Malcolm so much they would killing... that was a very intense and passionate

[@joshualloyd8838]

She looks unimpressed.

[@stillshakes5499]

Jeremiah 17:5 - Thus says the Lord: “Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart turns away from the Lord.

[@nostaljah19]

Misleading title...if he admitted to killing him he would be arrested...there is no statue of limitation on murder.

[@davidgibbs7747]

right

[@negaprofitwise874]

Exactly

[@bunnielove29]

Lekks Luthor true

[@quintenisliving7204]

Lekks Luthor right

Yeah there's no fountain, no statue, not even a bench to sit on.

[@jaikwillis]

what he admits here, that the title refers to, is that he called for Malcolm to be killed and then his followers killed Malcolm. That's all been well known for a long time, it was quite public. He apologizes carefully while speaking legalistically to avoid legal ramifications; he is very intelligent and exquisitely eloquent. "I may have been complicit in words that I spoke leading up to Feb 21st, I acknowledge that, and regret that any word that I have said caused the loss of life of a human being."

[@SkoThick]

jaik willis exactly! I said the same thing

[@phillipjackson4734]

got his ass

[@johnnyangel3683]

Cynthia B They all slick sleeved con artist s!

[@TasetiMuhammadan70x70]

jaik willis no. Malcolm committed treason that he himself said he would’ve killed another for. Farrakhan did not send or order anyone killed. He regrets speaking to a climate at the time that contributed to the Malcolm assassination. Yet this is in no way legal wrangling and trickery.

[@TasetiMuhammadan70x70]

When you study this man and the manner he uses his wisdom to uplift humanity, you know that kinda spirit cannot commit murder

[@TwilightTruebahdoor]

He admitted nothing. He apologized for others actions that were encouraged by his leadership.

[@kisuryouri334]

He’s a bitch and a Racist against his own ppl

[@Takeitinnblood]

“He apologized for others actions that were encouraged by his leadership.“ - So, he admitted that his leadership caused actions that he’s apologetic for. Lol, what else does he need to admit? That’s literally saying that he lead or encouraged others to commit an act of murder; sure, he didn’t pull the trigger, but his leadership encouraged other African-American men to do it (in other words, he gave the order for the hit, & some members of the N.O.I. followed them).

[@dlacey1964]

As a young man I studied and read about Malcolm x life and journey from young man ( follower) to mature man leader. Malcolm changed his views once he went to meca a worship with white brown and blacks he NO longer preached hatred for anyone he dispised the nation of Islam and Farrakhan. Farrakhan wanted Malcolm out the way SO he could lead

[@evangardiner6090]

ALTHOUGH I FOLLOW JESUS!!! I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU MALCOLM X!!! AND I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU!!!

[@wassimkaouech6284]

malcom x followed Jesus too he's moslim

[@richarddevoe9990]

@@wassimkaouech6284 nahhhh

[@wassimkaouech6284]

@@richarddevoe9990 why you laughing ? Bro read the last testament in earth , it s a book from god it's called the noble coran , believe me you will be amazed by its sweetness

[@elitemangudai1016]

@@richarddevoe9990 roman catholicism made jesus a god, while we the true believers see jesus as a prophet among many others like muhammed, abraham and moses. our religion is the true religion because it is holistic and explains it all. while you keep believing he was god. if that's true abraham, moses, jakob all failed to believe in jesus as a God and are going to hell. doesn't make sense in the least. may god lift your confusion

[@thabonyewe138]

Jesus fictional character .thers no evidence that he ever existed . theres no scientific evidence that any characters in the Bible ever existed.

[@wilsonmuniz5723]

bottom line MALCOLM X R.I.P. there won't be no one to replace him.

[@ibrahim9761]

There will be Another!!!! Just as Eloquent and Learned!!!

[@clockehvac1240]

@@ibrahim9761 Try Rizza Islam

[@JulianEaton]

I

[@williamskinner7452]

Malcolm x rip my hero

[@Jordan3DS]

william skinner I would choose a different hero, while influential Malcom X was also incredibly radical and supported violent retaliation as opposed to nonviolent protests. He also wanted blacks and whites to live in a separate world from each other and everything he did undermined what MLK was trying to do. He did, however, boost support for King, as many who believed that racial injustices' time was up liked their odds with the nonviolent King over the incredibly violent and radical Malcom X.

[@Atmnotmta]

"It doesn't mean that I advocate violence, but at the same time, I am not against using violence". After his trip to Mecca and he detached from the NOI, his preachings were totally different, he believed in every race living together in HARMONY and EQUALLY. To this day America is still not racially equal for all human beings. To tell someone to pick a different hero is something you have no right to say. Both Malcolm x and MLK preached the same things in different ways(Ying and yang) you need both for the perfect balance. Do some more research before throwing out MLK's name because in his last days before his assassination he said he underestimated the racism in America. Stop pulling out pieces of there teachings, pull out start to finish.

[@williamskinner7452]

I feel u malakot baker

[@Jordan3DS]

malakot baker "To this day in America" you make it sound like we live hundreds of years from when the Civil Rights Movement existed, it's only been 50 years, and no change is instantaneous. Things are getting better every decade, so give it some time to change.

[@walidsulaiman5269]

+Jordan3D you're a bit slow m8, you renounced those beliefs when he went to mecca and saw what Islam truly was, the unity of all people. too bad you people only remember what you want, and forget that malcolm was murdered when he adopted true Islam and preached peace and unity

[@Clifo4]

Malcom X was more dedicated on topics and issues then Martin Luther King and he also stood out more then Farrakhan; not like he was trying 2, but in reality, Malcom was just doing what he was taught and what he believed in! He might had stepped on Farrakhan's toes that might had gotten Farrakhan enraged to retaliate on Malcom. "They" felt or assumed that Malcom X was trying 2 get more credential and attention then the Nation. But that wasn't the case. Malcom knew his destiny and didn't care of anyone else assumptions about his goals and teachings. Malcom is obviously one of the few black and maybe the "only true" black leaders that ever lived! ------------> I can go on and on talking about real and meaningful topics and educational issues. But I want,.... ( ALL PRAISES GO 2 THE MOST HIGH)

[@nmrmack]

Divinely spoken Clifton, my Brotha

[@jacquanmcclinton4632]

I don't know if Malcolm was "MORE" dedicated than MLK; I think they were both necessary with no greater of the two. Sure, people are more inclined to follow one; but that's different. MLK was very educated, had his PhD, and was offered a lucrative career. He refused and ultimately chose a path that he knew would lead to his death. What more dedication can one expect? Also, a lot of liberties you enjoy today are fruits from MLK's efforts, not X's. (I'm an X man myself--no pun intended).

[@nmrmack]

Nauqnot Cajccm I received that my Brotha. Good post. Also MLK was my Frat. A Phi A

[@jacquanmcclinton4632]

Well Ron Mack if X would have lived, I'm sure he would have been in my frat Omega Psi Phi...lol

[@nmrmack]

Nauqnot Cajccm I doubt it. He was too intellectual. (Smile) Much love to you, my fellow greek

[@blakpild2945]

“We cannot deny that we all played a part in this as a people” lol he single handedly called for the assasination of malcom publicly, then malcom gets assasinated ………..

[@mrcheeseheadb8380]

What pisses me off !!! How soft he spoke as if he’s a men of peace ! The men acts different in front of the world while in his own circles, “ Malcom x was a traitor and we dealt with a traitor how a nation deals with a traitor” smfh Malcom and Martin were true leaders

[@JahleelX-xx9wd]

And I guess that's why white people killed both.

[@JahleelX-xx9wd]

And he didn't say that. He said if they did then what business is it of yours? Then goes on to explain that statement. Stop taking things out of context.

[@JahleelX-xx9wd]

@DJ VarmintBABY No he didn't say exactly that. He said IF we dealt with a traitor the way a nation deals with a traitor then what business is it of yours? he didn't say we dealt with him the way a nation does, he said if. and that statement is taken out of context. He never partnered with scientology. I'm not putting anything above anybody. I haven't seen proper evidence on any of these claims against the NOI. Where is your proof the NOI murdered Malcolm? u have none. And Malcolm apologized after what he said and wrote a letter trying to get back into the nation. How could they work with the US government when the US Government used COINTELPRO to cause a separation between Malcolm and Elijah and to break up the NOI. they had agents in all black organizations. If the NOI did it or the Minister helped plot his death he would have been on trial for conspiracy. or something would've came up at some point about his death. the Minister also challenged the US government to open up the files on his death in order to prove his innocence. they haven't done so. either the government did it or the NOI did it. no inbetween. the government broke up the NOI and COINTELPRO main goal was to discredit Malcolm and Elijah and prevent the rise of a black messiah. u can look this up yourself. so u can't say the government helped the NOI kill him when they wanted to break up the NOI by taking out and/or discrediting the leaders. Dick Gregory said they were agents. Not NOI.Malcolm was also poisoned in Egypt, i guess the NOI had something to do with that as well.

[@nkosinathisitholejobe551]

Not sure about Martin. Till this day integration fails. Racial killings continue. Proof is right I front of eyes. X was practical. Instead of us begging for acceptance, let’s unit, separate ourselves from them, and create our empire. That’s something we haven’t actioned. We continue to expect justice from the system that wasn’t designed by us, for us.

[@mrcheeseheadb8380]

Nkosinathi Sithole Jobe integration fails here in America because certain circles push against it. Malcom was speaking about good vs evil not black vs white . Malcom came back from his trip with his eyes wide open, saw the bullshit the NOI was pushing. Martin put his life on the line to get us CIVIL RIGHTS ! let that sink inn. Black ppl couldn’t even fight for equal rights , just asking to be civil. Racism shouldn’t exist anymore but unfortunately we have hate full ppl in all ethnicities. From racial to poor vs rich . Ppl get mis guided daily

[@DESTRO350]

Whenever anyone brings up Farrakhan as a way to support their argument with me everything they've said has instantly become invalid.

[@folasadeosibodu7119]

LMAO true. Facts.

[@MaryLou913]

1:58 Malcolm X was Farrakhan's mentor and took him under his wing. Farrakhan became jealous because he wasn't as brilliant, not as charismatic as Malcolm, and he wasn't as popular. Malcolm was LOVED, beloved and Farrakhan turned on him as viciously as Judas turned on Jesus.

[@wadjo1]

Just imagine if we still had malcome in our mids in this day and age. He could had more power than anyone in congress combined. Shit would be lit.

[@norneva775]

I guess the black man was Malcolm X's worst enemy and not the white man. Imagine that

[@LetsGetitBoah]

samuel moore don’t talk tough. Just don’t.

[@ed2win37]

Perpetual to the letter. As I read the comments posted below, it brings to mind the Letter of Willie Lynch concerning the making of a slave. Sad but true to form, even today... Willie Lynchs teachings are alive and well in present day society.

[@ontheairwithari]

Complicit: involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing.

[@malachithegreat3889]

the Feds

[@demezrazak]

It feels really horrible to learn this about farrakhan 😠

[@SultanMuhammad-vc3do]

Why

[@GamingWithAce85]

The GOOD always leaves early, while the BAD stays.So sad, but this is reality.

[@rod2467]

Malcolm didn't deserve to be brutally killed, or disrespected in the manner that he was. AFTER YEARS of loyalty and dedication to the NOI, and they practically spit in his face. Such a fucking shame!

[@Bird1044]

+Danny Rosario Wow great to see the truth being spread! Fear is not a tool for progress, stay away from politics in all forms. We are all free, when we start to own it....

[@satori-in-life]

Farrakhan has to be one of the most charming and seductive con men ever. When you first listen or hear him he comes off like a good man. However the more learn and uncover the truth about him you start to see him for what he truly is, a man who has used and manipulated people for his own personal gain his entire life.

[@briancollins1579]

he talks like a dramatic actor..first sign of a phoney

[@wangtie9602]

NVM . HE IS FATTENING HIMSELF AT THE EXPENSE OF THE BLACK PEOPLE , FOR THE DAY OF SLAUGHTER/ JUDGMENT DAY.

[@TammyMartinBLUE]

Like Donald Trump. Dr. King is my hero, im white and I grew up in a "good ol boy" house. I resented my father & it was no mystery. At his death, I didn't participate in the decisions about disconnecting life support that was not my place. I also grew up with a good mother who taught me the Christian way. It was the 60s and when we took Irene home I wanted answers! I was 4 years old and Irene didn't have paint on her house or grass in her yard and I was very upset! I loved Irene like I Loved my Mother and my father's answers enraged me. When we got home I ran into the house slamming doors and only my Mother could comfort me. You see white women we're treated awfully by their husbands. It was alright to beat your wife and kids and to rape your wife. My Mother could appreciate the suppression of black people. Oh, Irene and her mother Margaret took care of us when my mother was at work. My father's sister was dismissed from Belks department store and oh that family was in an uproar! I couldn't understand why she didn't want to help the "colored" lady? My mother told me it was because they ( speaking of my father's family) are not nice people and they think they are better than the colored's but people are people and some are good and some are bad. In kindergarten, we sang Jesus loves the little children All the children of the world red and yellow black and white they are precious in his sites. This made me very happy! My father not so much but my Mother sang it with me. And I included all the children of the world in my prayers. When I was in 5th grade I had a best friend named Margaret and I thought she was the coolest! I was grown when I realized she was also the bravest. It was busing & they had put 1 little girl in the whole class right by herself, today I can understand how scary that must have been! What an incredible sacrifice her parents made so that kids today don't know what they suffered. I sit in tears because the haters keep hating. And I still don't understand. I feel the shame of hate but I too have been hated. I have been unjustly arrested. I have been fired so the new manager could hire her black friends. I have been accused of being racist. I see color and think the most beautiful people are the ones with light eyes and dark skin. The one's made by a black and a white person. In DC I was looking for a friend and described her as black and before I could get another word out I was hushed! Because for crazy reasons that I said made no sense to me because she isn't ashamed of being black and I'm pretty sure she's aware of it. I have seen too many good people assassinated while the likes of Donald Trump and Louis F. Live to pray on good people and breed hate. I hope before it's my time I can see an end to racism! Here and all across the world. In Africa still, they enslave and in south & middle America still, they are indentured to their Patron. Even the children are mistreated these days. I fear we are close to the end and much suffering will come to so many if they don't learn God is Love.

[@skylisszthecolossus]

Okay, I see many took what he said out of context, as usual. I watched it with a neutral stance. He's saying 'As a People, we are responsible for our Brothers' death.' That's like if one of your friends kills a friend or neighbor kills another neighbor, he is saying, I feel part responsible, to lose a loved one at the hands of another loved one. On a deeper note: this is what is sad about the world, they filter any perspective, to make the message convey a totally different point then what was originally being made. Instead of attacking ANY Race/Religion, any opportunity we get, how bout we check that mirror first? That lack of knowledge called ignorance: is the root of all, envy, hate, crime, lust and greed, that will turn one against the other. Many don't want to hear this, but if you have a heart to love and seek justice, thru morality, you have to wake up. Humble yourselves, stop feeling entitled, with pride to be the hand of injustice. I feel responsible for all you slaughtering each other too.

[@jondeere2312]

The world in which we live is nothing more than a Hell we created.

[@skinnyjohnson2524]

Malcolm is miss to the upmost.... I really wish I could have had the chance to learn from someone as great as he was.... Its ashame brothers kill brothers over truth...

[@legitdestroyz8420]

I think that no one should be racist! It doesn't matter what color you are!

[@ibrahiymghany9928]

Still, malcom x was a real life supper hero & an inspiration to millions!!! His popularity skyrocketed faster than was expected & his legacy continues to live on.

[@Blackamoor009]

Man you ain't never lied.

[@brittney1641]

R.I.P: Dr. Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, You both may still not be here now but your dreams will live long and forever. Happy Birthday Dr. King and thank you both for helping and also Abe Lincoln.

[@OGPercy]

Mr.King did us no good

[@xman-ms3mp]

I dont think the NOI or anyone saw what an icon he would grow into after his death.his death IMMORTALISED him.aint no one from the NOI comes even close to his level.if the NOI are responsible for his assasination, then not only did they shoot Malcolm but they also shot themselves in the foot.

[@xman-ms3mp]

So true Sam.Elijah gave him some truths but malcolm took those truths and expanded them with everything he'd learnt from his life experiences, from the books he read in prison as well as things he learnt on the go. The NOI and the whole planet had no idea who was being let loose out onto the world. Imagine if bad blood hadn't come up between the NOI and malcolm. You would have had Elijah,Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali together.How POWERFUL would the NOI have been with those three together at the top.

[@TheDeathOfPassion]

his words may have played a role in the death of malcom x is what he says...does not admit assassinating him like the title says

[@tomyself1980]

Thank you. I'm listening to what he is saying and it sounds like he is generally speaking about the black men in the nation of Islam. For example, when I say "we men are Playas by nature and love multiple women"... That's not me saying, I, myself indulge in being a Playa with multiple women.. I'm speaking from the standpoint of men who are playas

[@akumamakima2280]

That makes him responsible, meaning just as guilty. Charles Manson didn't kill anyone himself either.

[@TheDeathOfPassion]

Zoe Mosaic I like your comparison and *off topic* i love manson, he helped me a lot to move forward in life by showing me that i wasn't alone. Do you want a caged mind or a flying bird's mind?

[@akumamakima2280]

TheDeathOfPassion rofl wtf

[@tedcantu1]

the human mind works pretty good for me

[@KingKarolus222]

'and the sheep shall believe any film, no matter how cut up and edited'

[@OTLKuband]

This reminds me of when Big Red came to Jimmy funeral in the Five Heartbeats movie

[@1Ataya]

I truly believe he played a much bigger part in Malcolm's death besides saying a few choice words.

[@clivehewitt9881]

Hi 1Ataya. Farrakhan just stated the role he and others contributed in the death of Malcolm X. However the FBI will not come clean as to their level of involvement. Malcolm was feared within the hierarchy of the NOI even before the killing of JFK. They (NOI) thought that he might split the movement towards a more radical stance such as the Black Panther. My source is Elijah's own son. That is why when Malcolm X made is infamous speech about chicken coming home to roost in response to JFK's killing the NOI were quick to silence him. The US government did not fear the NOI until Malcolm took the time to make his pilgrimage to Mecca and also linked up with other African leaders. When he came back to America his thinking was clearly shaped with his exposure to world wide liberation struggles and he therefore aligned himself with them. This new thinking led him to form a new organization called The African American Unity or (AAU). His new stance was now a struggle for human rights rather then civil rights which would have serious consequences for the US government. Had he lived he would have taken the US government to the United Nations with the charge of human right abuses of their fellow African American citizens. Hence the US government complicity in his death.

[@curiouslymavismade]

RIP Brother Malcolm.

[@celestinemeyers4326]

Been so many years time to move on Malcolm X legacy will always live on.

[@7HatimF16]

The US NOW really needs another Malcolm X if there's any GREAT human rights activist left

[@zului123]

J. Edgar and the brothas collabo. If you didn't know now you know.

[@plugged1]

Now that seems plausible.

[@SultanMuhammad-vc3do]

@@plugged1 that’s a retarted statement They literally called out j Edgar three times why tf would they work with.him I swear ya’ll is just stupid and ignorant 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

[@simmons6014]

This 🐍 will always be a 🐍 and snakes will continue to follow him😱

[@SultanMuhammad-vc3do]

The only snake here is you stop sliding in these comments without any proof before the head of the snake gets chopped off

[@coachgrizzly]

If only he had a son. Clearly she's scared and frightened of the unknown. Malcolm was a common man with the spirit of a Lion, fearless! Wish I could've known him, One Love brutha Malcolm....

[@sdushdiu]

Farrakhan dances around the issue simply so as not to legally implicate himself.

[@earvinlewis1]

Notice he said "pulled the trigger" he didnt say "killed malcolm x"

[@144wychwood]

There was a time I loved listening to Farrakhan and hung on his every word. 25 years later I cringe when I hear him speak. Not far removed from the Jim Baker "praise the lord" TV preacher back in the day.

[@prism8289]

What changed for you?

[@anthonywindley6588]

I told everybody that He was Involved in Malcolm X Assassination.. This guy have NO Honor..

[@heruptah2871]

That title is deceptive, Farrakhan didn't admits to the Malcolm X assassination, he was just taking responsibility for black people.

[@EeccmanNL]

This video is altered

[@dejoun187able]

You right at least somebody know that

[@davidmuhammad2417]

Are we all still so gullible to listen to the words of our open enemy and take him as a sincere advisor. The same man who hates God for coming to defend us against his(white mans) evil world that he has made in opposition to God. The whiteman is not the judge of us, Allah god will judge him for the evil and good deeds done as he judge us also for our actions. We are all in need of Atonement and reconciliation, peace

[@jimmycastro2293]

I'm 70yrs old, Malcolm X's, The Eldridge Cleaver's many notable & intelligent Black Men r no longer with us! The Kennedy's & MLK r others that have left! We must continue to move on & remember what these Men were & what they represented. so that they r still with us.

[@awesomecaws]

Five heartbeats... funeral scene

[@vickali1404]

After he preformed Hajj, Brother X actually found true Islam and became a Muslim. Our Lord blesses him with the highest honor a Muslim can desire/wish...Shahda (martyrdom) for the sake of truth.

[@whitecastle323]

As a Latino, I must say, I find Malcolm X more of an honest person than Farrakhan & wish Martin Luther King jr had taken over his dads shoes. Bless African Americans, your world is slowly but surely healing.

[@rakim1goat525]

In The Famous Words Of Our Legendary, And Iconic Hip Hop Brother Ice Cube, Black People Have To Absolutely "BE TRUE TO THE GAME" And That's Some Real Talk Family PEACE!!!

[@tariqmuhammad4722]

RIP my Brother and thank u

[@1968bilal]

people see and hear what they see and hear in their hearts. ..

[@rainamoonastrology]

What is the date of the actual interview? It looks like 1990 or so.

[@ibrahim9761]

He has Proven, that He is AKATA!!!!

[@KingIzKash]

Excellent point avoice77! Peace 2 the God!

[@cultur3feed206]

"he was 39 when he was killed, this month he wouldve been 75" Huh

[@r.l.2517]

Love Minister Malcolm X and Minister Farrakhan, sad chapter in American Aboriginal history. All I can say is, learn as much truth as you can from the brothers; and use it to rebuild American Aboriginal communities " from the root to the fruit".

[@LAJonesFLnextUSSenator2016]

Our history in America has been long suffering. Today we must take the stand of making a change for the generations to come.

[@donlib1280]

Billy nice outlook on Malcolm you have common since!!!!

[@basedacidfox6759]

My problem with this situation is that, when Malcolm X left the Nation of Islam and gave his criticisms of the movement, nobody started another Moslem organization that had the same sort of Black economic self-empowerment projects that NOI had. So even if Mr. Farrakhan is guilty and the NOI is to blame for the murder, it is still the only group of its sort with a substantial following.

[@williamwoodhouse5913]

I'm not a Muslim but I listen instead of the teaching of the Minister Farrakhan and research some reviews teach and he speaks 99.9% proof all I have to say is brother keep teaching our people

[@increasekru5123]

What you are saying makes no sense, please explain

[@increasekru5123]

You research some reviews, what?

[@marvinhagler001]

May Allah (swt) give brother Malcolm X highest place in heaven. Ameen

[@drakedoragon3026]

Always comes down to Power!

[@imrannuhambasic5226]

Islam teaches us not to hate black people, white people or asian people... Im glad that Malcolm left the Elijah Muhammad movement.

[@YouthFootballGeek101]

Malcolm X was a true leader.

[@julio14335]

Where is the full version?

[@WilliamSmith-fs9zq]

Who here has read the autobiography of Malcolm X in its entirety? Malcolm was truly a force in Harlem. And before you start blasting, I heard and saw Malcolm preach on the northeast corner of 135th Street and 7th Ave. Both Malcolm and Martin knew they would be assassinated. The difference was by whom and why. I was there the night #7 was torched. To this day it would be interesting to know who started that fire and why it was started. If you haven’t been to the bar that was on 8th Avenue near 110th Street back in the day, don’t even bother to respond or comment because I will not answer. If you have been there, you know why.

[@windmacher]

if i had a euro for every pixel in this video i would have 2 rupees

[@vababy45]

I throw my hands up.

[@MrJuot234]

F.B.I should apologize too!

[@TheTruthness2011]

Anyone who requires a leader is not free 💜.

[@graylina1317]

Where is the admission of "I killed Malcolm X? He said his rhetoric may have emboldened his assassins to pull triggers... He gave no one any directive, and was not in position to do so!

[@FunHourglass]

the voice reminds me of peter popoff..

[@KingIzKash]

The ridiculous things a fool would say...

[@robbrown2358]

Minister Farrakhan... Also stated at Saviors Day 1993 That...What is it to anyone...On how we deal with a traitor... Was Malcolm X Your traitor or our traitor...Nuff Said 💯

[@StephenAndrew777]

Farrakhan can't possibly mean a word he says. He'd be in Guantanamo Bay.

[@leostylz8891]

When they adopted scientology that told me they had no message just a money scheme so sad Remember Imam W.D.Mohummad he deserve recognition for his work of universal Islam he was a good man

[@dthrust9037]

you noticed how the guy tried to speak down on malcom Xs character in the start pf the video smh

[@danielgibson9034]

I shall look at the Fiction shelf then