YouTube Restores Farrakhan Video

After “going viral” and gaining over 400,000 views, nearly 300,000 in one day, the original video excerpt of the March 10 WVON interview featuring the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan was removed by the popular Google-owned YouTube due to “inappropriate content.”



After many concerns and complaints by the public were registered with YouTube, the Nation of Islam Web Services team was notified that the original video had been restored. According to the NOI Web Services Team, although the interruption was brief, YouTube's action effectively censored the video clip's rapid pace of views, which at the time was listed as the second trending clip on the popular web video site's front page.


The nearly 9 ½ minute video uncovers the hypocrisy in U.S. actions toward Libya and how “noble motives” of humanitarian activity are being used to cover American aims to destroy Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi and advises President Obama to be careful in the handling of the Libyan situation. Min. Farrakhan warned that what America has seen, the unrest and protests in Libya, are headed for the United States.


The Minister also warned the public to understand that once the political power structure decides to remove or destroy someone, the media is used to make the target a “bogeyman.” Millions of dollars have been spent to foment regime change in Iran because America does not like the government, he said.


How much money was spent to remove Col. Gadhafi because imperialist powers America, Britain and France do not like his leadership? asked Min. Farrakhan. The CIA sends in agents to “stimulate” legitimate dissatisfaction, dissatisfaction that is present in every nation, he said.


Visit youtube.com and search “Farrakhan warns, advises Obama on Libya” to view this insightful excerpt and see what some people didn't want in the public. Visit finalcall.com for more coverage of the Minister's warning on Libya and visit store.finalcall.com to obtain a full copy of the 2 hour interview conducted by WVON AM radio host Cliff Kelley with Min. Farrakhan.