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    Nations Are Destroyed Because Men Forget
    Nations Are Destroyed Because Men Forget
    Nations Are Destroyed Because Men Forget
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    Nations Are Destroyed Because Men Forget

    By Nasir Makr Hakim

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    Nations Are Destroyed Because Men Forget By Nasir Makr Hakim Nations Are Destroyed Because Men Forget lays out for the reader how the manipulation and deception practiced on universally by the world came to bear in all its intensity on the believers within the Nation of Islam.

    In 1975 the Nation changed direction is an overt, in your face, way. Not like the attempt in 1964 with Malcolm X's short-lived attempt, but it was brought full circle with Wallace Muhammad's ascension to leadership. Yet, he went at change as one using a hatchet; consequently, he could not affect the roots as would one who would want to kill a thing. Yet, an attempt at killing the roots of the Nation, which is the basis of its distinction, is underway with the present leadership of Louis Farrakhan.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSecretarius
    Release dateApr 2, 2012
    ISBN9781452432045
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      Nations Are Destroyed Because Men Forget - Nasir Makr Hakim

      NATIONS ARE DESTROYED BECAUSE MEN FORGET

      By

      Nasir Makr Hakim

      (Founder Messenger Elijah Muhammad Propagation Society - MEMPS)

      Published by

      Secretarius MEMPS Publications

      111 E. Dunlap Ave. l Phoenix, AZ 85020 l [email protected] l 602-466-7347 l www.memps.com

      Copyright © 2012

      MEMPS eBook Edition, License Notes:

      9781452432045

      This eBook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This eBook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to memps.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author and publisher.

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      TABLE OF CONTENT

      Seeing Is Not Believing

      Up The Creek Without a Chair

      To Avoid a Trap Is Knowing of Its Existence

      The Nation in The Mirror

      King Alfred

      They Thought They Were Following Elijah Muhammad, But Then It Was Too Late

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      SEEING IS NOT BELIEVING

      Throughout the hundreds of thousands of generations of human experience, whatever we saw with our eyes was concrete and reliable. Experience was directly between us and the natural order or the natural environment, which is non-mediated, non-processed and not altered by other humans. If we saw a flock of birds flying southward, then these birds were definitely doing that. We could believe in it. We might interpret this concrete information in various ways, perhaps misinterpret it, but there could never have been a question as to whether it was happening. The information itself, the birds and their flight, could not be doubted.

      This is the case with all sensory information. Whatever information the senses produce, the brain trusts as inherently believable. In other words, the eyeball itself don't think, it only transfers and processes the light which is sent through the optic nerve and the brain ascertains, identifies, defines and interprets the image. This

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