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God is holding the wicked accountable for dividing the land. —@minishmael #NOISundays
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When the term woe is used as a noun it refers to intense grief, distress, great suffering…. Satan does not go down without a fight. —@MasterDMuhammad #NOISundays
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You say we should learn the Quran by heart and become Hafiz. Yes, but is it not better to practice the principles found in this book!
Prophet said, if you put a book on the back of the jackass and he climbs the mountain, when he gets to the top, he's still a jackass!
#Farrakhan
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Israel did this.
A Palestinian man stands helplessly in knee-deep floodwaters as filthy water engulfs the tents of displaced families in Gaza, leaving people who have already lost everything with nowhere dry to sleep.
The video below, shared by Palestinian journalist Ayman al-Hesi, shows a widow whose husband was killed by the Israeli army crying alone as her displacement camp is flooded.
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The Honorable Louis Farrakhan advises us to prepare for Natural Disasters, Power Outages, and Civil Unrest by storing up non-perishable food, water, and survival supplies in your homes. For more message by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan visit: watch.noi.org
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As a black community in sports, we still haven’t reevaluated our thinking process when owners and media outlets use the word humble. They’re not saying be respectful. They’re saying don’t make me uncomfortable and I’m paying you so I own your personality. THINK! Brainwash 101
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Iran claims to have hit a total of 70 drones belonging to the US.
"They just are really easy to knock down. They are from an era when the United States had air superiority over the countries that it destroyed, like Iraq and Afghanistan," says @JonElmer.
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‼️ @RealScottRitter defends @DrJillStein, facing jail time after Gaza protest arrest.
Stein's website states: "Police rammed a bicycle into Jill Stein at a peaceful student protest against the war on Gaza, then charged her with assault. She now faces a maximum sentence of 18 months in prison if convicted."
A petition to drop the charges can be signed at jillstein.net
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I wrote about @Reese10Angel :
“They’ll keep making memes, fake quotes and pretending Reese hasn’t elevated to maybe the best two-way big in the league outside of five-time MVP A’ja Wilson.
But that’s her ceiling now: best in the game.”
andscape.com/features/angel-…
Voting in black politicians means nothing if we dont do for self economically. Politics without cooperative economics is symbol without substance
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Reason number one why Chuck Schumer is trash 🗑️. No one owes their land to you, you self righteous asshole.
Hamas is evil for opposing oppression, anti-Palestinian racism, genocide, Apartheid, illegal occupation, ethnic cleansing, theft, torture, imposed starvation, kidnapping and the murdering of their leaders.
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Peace. Food for thought in a world gone mad.
LONG LIVE MUHAMMAD.
LONG LIVE THE HONORABLE MINISTER LOUIS FARRAKHAN AND THE NATION OF ISLAM.
Sincerely,
Student Minister,
Abdul Rasul Muhammad
Final Call, General Manager
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⚡️ Federal prosecutors filed an emergency motion to detain a University of Michigan student today, alleging that she destroyed evidence during a raid on her home on October 30. It comes as part of a sprawling case against eight—and now 12—Michigan student protesters.
The motion to detain Zainab Hakim stems from a superseding indictment that prompted several cars and an armed tactical team to arrest her partner, Henry MacKeen-Shapiro, as he walked from his teaching job on October 30. He was released on unsecured bail the next day. When police breached Hakim and Mackeen-Shapiro’s home, prosecutors allege that Hakim destroyed a laptop. The accusation is now central to an emergency hearing scheduled for 3:30pm EST today.
The case drew sharp criticism from civil-rights groups when the indictment was presented in June. They argued that the government was criminalizing protected political speech. “When an indictment incorporates extensive references to protected advocacy, there is a legitimate concern that it may sweep constitutionally protected speech into the narrative of criminal prosecution,” CAIR-Michigan said in June.
Students in the pro-Palestine movement at the University of Michigan said that the case is a smokescreen to distract from their core demand: transparency regarding the university’s $21.2 billion endowment, which they claim is indirectly invested in weapons and surveillance technology through a “black box” of approximately $6 billion in private funds.
“They want to portray us as stupid terrorists who don’t understand how investments work,” a spokesperson for the Michigan 12 support movement told Drop Site News yesterday. “But what they’re really doing is trying to hide the way the university functions as this corporate vehicle for American imperialism, and refuse these demands of transparency, accountability, and divestment.”
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We have the qualified men and women to build an independent nation. Support Muhammad’s Economic Blueprint for economic development in our communities. economicblueprint.org Learn more about the Nation of Islam noi.org
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Peace. PLS READ VERY CAREFULLY & PLEASE SHARE. THE HON MIN FARRAKHAN SPEAKS
HE IS A MADE MAN-HE IS A TRIED STONE-HE IS BATTLE TESTED-
HE IS TRIED &TRUE
HE IS YOUR BROTHER & FRIEND
HE IS THE NAT REP OF THE MOST HON ELIJAH MUHAMMAD & THE NOI
HE DESERVES OUR RELENTLESS SUPPORT
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A Gates Foundation-funded research team released about 16,000 genetically modified male mosquitoes in Bana village, near Souroukoudinga in western Burkina Faso On August 11, 2025. It was the first release of its kind in West Africa.
Eleven days later, the project was dead.
On August 18, judicial police raided the IRSS research institute in Bobo-Dioulasso. They sealed offices and laboratories, marked them as crime scenes, and searched scientists—including their vehicles—on the suspicion they might be carrying mosquitoes in their pockets.
On August 22, the Ministry of Higher Education terminated all Target Malaria activities across the entire national territory. The communiqué cited "national interests." The remaining mosquito samples were ordered destroyed.
The government did not accuse the researchers of a biosafety failure. It did not cite a regulatory breach. It said the project was over.
Target Malaria had operated in Burkina Faso for over a decade. It had approvals from the national biosafety agency. It had community consent from the villages where releases took place. None of that mattered in the end. A foreign-funded project had been conducting an experiment on Burkinabè soil, and the Burkinabè state decided it would no longer do so on terms set elsewhere.
This is what sovereignty looks like in a laboratory. Not a slogan about independence. A sealed door, a destroyed sample, and a ministry communiqué that says: not here, not on these terms.
The Gates Foundation has poured billions into African health research. Some of it has saved lives. But funding is not authority. A cheque does not buy the right to decide what happens inside a country's borders.
Burkina Faso made that clear in eleven days.
Africa is not a play ground !

























