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ve + seme we + : © a: pe 7? NY 105-8999 CE «3 LITTLE spoke for well over two hours in whien he gave a partial history of the aims of Islam and the requirements for carrying ? out all plans. He told the audience about their slavemasters, how they got their names gd generally follo he entire Mosiem line. LITTLE developed the wo ackboard and attempted to show the audience who the enemy to the blacx man is, Such words as opposite, opposer and antagonist were tne words used by him to describe the enemy and by applying these words to the status of the Negro in America, he made it appear to the group that the white man was the enemy of the Negre. ae LITTLE told the group that ‘Td the American Indian in this country had his lands destroyed, his women ravished and their cultural values so altered by the white man's ae tenet brutality, etcetera, that if the white group spent 40 million eternities apologizing, it would still not be enough. ES rs: told the group, "To show that this is not a one sided argument and that when we say the white people are brutal by their very k nature, we are not being prejudiced we point to the Hungarian situation, Here is a situation whex¢s no black pecple are involved, yet white people are butchering each other with that fine finesse that they know. Brothers are destroying brothers and we know that it is not the nature of brothers to destroy brothers. There is no need of my telling you this. You can simply pick up a4 magazine and see for a the white main is of his brutality. LITTLE continued BA tpis potnt by unveiling a etin board on whicn there were pictures for the people to see. LITTLE reminded them that wid they should not become trapped emotionally, - t that is feeling sorry for the people of Hungary and sending aid to them. LITTLE told them that any aid -33- a CE LE OEP ee AE ee NE RN EE AE TI na Rh ee