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Farrakhan promised at the “Justice or Else” march that his group would actively attack issues confronting the African American community. This march will be the first initiative to come out of the 20th anniversary observance. In the past, Farrakhan has held peaceful demonstrations. There were no reports of arrests or violence at either the 20th anniversary march or the original Million Man March.
Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. recently met to discuss ways to shed light on a drug developed by the CDC that Kennedy believes destroys masculinity in black males.
Minister Louis Farrakhan, spiritual leader of the Nation of Islam, during the 20th Anniversary of the Million Man March dubbed “Justice or Else,” announced plans to demonstrate in front of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia on October 24.
March organizers are seeking a 25,000 person march comprised of people from states surrounding Georgia. The March on the CDC is to bring attention to allegations that the CDC participated in the development of a vaccine that allegedly is designed to “destroy black male children.”
The vaccine in question is known as the MMR vaccine.
It is made from the drug Thimerosal, whose is a mercury-based preservative that is found in most common flu vaccines. Critics of the drug claim that the MMR vaccine induces autism in black males at a rate nearly 200 times that of white male children. These claims came to light when Dr. William Thompson, an employee at the CDC, released a report apologizing for the CDC’s role in covering up the true effects of the drug.
Thompson’s report got the attention of Robert Francis Kennedy, Jr., an American radio host, environmental activist, author, attorney specializing in environmental law and the son of former Attorney General, the late Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy sought to obtain information from the CDC and to have legislation introduced in congress to find out about the effect of MMR on black male children.
When he ran into a brick wall he took his information to Farrakhan, who is rapidly becoming the chief spokesperson for issues affecting the African American community.
According to Emmy Awarding winning journalist, Maynard Eaton, joining Farrakhan in leading this march will be Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley, an influential Atlanta civic and spiritual leader.
“It is a silent killer that disproportionately impacts black children,” said Dr. Durley. “Our major goal is to have congressional hearings on this issue and put the pharmaceutical companies on Front Street,” Eaton reported in the Saporta Report.
Farrakhan promised at the “Justice or Else” march that his group would actively attack issues confronting the African American community. This march will be the first initiative to come out of the 20th anniversary observance. In the past, Farrakhan has held peaceful demonstrations. There were no reports of arrests or violence at either the 20th anniversary march or the original Million Man March.
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