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When he saw he had no one | _ fo answer and had no muni- - ton plants te manufacture ~— t , bh i t arms for such an army, an-— her’ step was taken to de- ceive the peor, black man of America to once again bathe his head in blood. The Southern devils would: have welcomed him to send a shotezn army against ma- chine 18, grenades, and the weu-trained state troop- ers: of Mississippi. They would have cut his poorly-. armed troop to pieces before they ever reached -the state of Mississippi. Malcolm saw that he would have been de- . feated, having no political . training and no knowledge t 4 a : of the science of the govern- nt’s political machine. He be uld not verbally defeat i them tn an argument, not to Seven think of physical strat- ' “egy. He, then, was going to ‘set up poor, ignorant black +men and women to their :doom, while he already had F : planne- “fe flee for his Ife to ‘Afr. £ “CAN MALCOLM FACE THE PEOPLE?" ,. Does he have the nerve to face these people? When- ever he thought he could Ife .and get his He strengthened ‘ingthe public, he would use . the leaders. He kept intimat- ing that the people would be shpcked if they knew the ‘true reasons for his defec- jtlon from. Muhammad. He forgot he had announced he was on his own. He kept hinting until Muhammad wrote and told him to get on a house top or a mountain and shout to the world any- thing he wanted to shout about. But Messenger Mu- ‘hammad also reminded Mal- colm that only he main- tained the keys. “MALCOLM LACKS THE KEY” _. Thus Malcoim found that he had not been successful in opening the door of suc- cess without Muhammad's ‘key. So Malcolm lashed out his vencmous poison to wash Messenger Muhammad with mud and filth. He searched: Messenger Muhammad’s family to see how many of them he could get on his side. He remained in Chica- go while Messenger Muham- mad was sick in. Arizona, trying to gather strength to overthrow Messenger Mu- hammad and bury him. Malcolm had weak-minded Muslims going about talking of voting for him to be the leader after Muhammad, until one of Messenger Mu-' hammad's sons (Wallace), whom the Messenger had hursed from a baby, think- ing he would take over after his death. Here is where the unprofitable son shamed Messenger Muhammad. He declared in q letter to his father that he would be will- Ing to follow Malcolm, and _that he was not particular whether or-Ttot he became a successor, “NO MATCH FOR MUHAMMAD" But they are no match fer the wisdom of Muhammad. He was directed by Ged, Himself; to read a list of 104 books by certain. authors on his mission and the people he had to teach. Neither Malcolm nor the Messen- ger’'s son‘: knew anything about this wisdom of Mes- senger Muhammad, nor of what Allah had taught him. Messenger Muhammad, act- ing as a wise, experienced sailor, set his sails and com- pass, paying no attention to the yells of passengers who could not even read the compass, Messenger ‘ Mu- hammad said nothing, know- ing that their ulimate end would be shame and regret. “MALCOLM FLEES" Malcolm fled across the Atlantic (where Muhammad had first sent him) to get some knowledge of his peo- ple and ‘of Islam, he thought this would make him a bet- ‘ter teacher and better aid Messenger Muhammad in a new Islam; now being mani- fested by Allah, Himself, — - ‘for the Muslims tn the Here- after. But Malcolm was s0 jealous of Muhammad's di- vine mission that re suorset out to trail the path of Mes- MUTAMPAL OF BAKO senger Muhammad made in 1959 in Africa and Asia, to win Messenger Muham- mad’s influence among the Orthodox Muslims. He left no stone unturned in trying :0 accomplish thts. “WORLD CHAMP DENOUNCES HIM” ° He tried Muhammad Ali, the heavyweight boxing champion of the world. He wanted to share in that hon- or. Malcolm even claimed he was the one who taught Muhammad Ali, and that he should follow him. But God, Whose proper name is Allah,- cut him off and made Mu- hammad Ali acknowledge and acclaim the mission of Messenger Elijah Muham- | mad as divine, and turned Malcolm down as a hard, cold-hearted hypocrite. “MALCOLM GOES TO CAIRO" Maicolm went to Messen- ger Muhammad's son, Ak- bar in Cairo — knowing Ak- bar did not fully understand the circumstances in Amerl- ca. Messenger Muhammad's son would not have even spoken to him, unless he was telling him, ‘‘to. rise up now and look at your head down there on the sidewalk,’ as the Holy Qur-an forbids greetings of peace (As-Sala- am-Alaikum). to hypocrites. Malcolm tried to enter the * African Conference of Inde pendent States. {held in Cai- . -tend = with Faye 15 i2-4-b4 ro) hoping to impress the so-called American Negroes, and especially the followers. of Messenger Elijah Mu- hammad, that he was get. ting help for them from Africa’s newly independent governments; to make them see him as a wise and sin- cere lover of the freedom of his people, over the divine- ly-missitoned Elijah Muham- mad, who not once (while in Africa and Asia) asked them’ to aid him and his followers.. “MUHAMMAD'S Ye PURPOSE IN AFRICA” y ,Muhammad did not‘go to -Mecca for that purpose. He was invited there by ond of the scientists to meet ng: have dinner with them. Messenger Muhammad ( fused and returned to J? . dah, and from there to F.,, istan, as he confessed to all, ~~ that he was merely on ‘an observation tour and not there to make speeches, con- anyone, or: proctaim his mission in’ “America. Thus Messenger Muhammad acted wisely, since he had. not yet gotten the entire 22 million so- called American Negroes: aroused to the divine truth.: He did not make such claims: as the lying, hypocrite Mal- colm, who later proclaimed himself as the chief leader of the so-called American Negroes. When he was among the political people,, . (Continued on page 14) Z