The ugly history of biological, chemical warfare and the Covid-19 experimental vaccine
Media hype surrounding the Covid-19 vaccine continues as athletes such as Kareem Abdul Jabbar urge the public to take it. But during his July 4 lecture, “The Criterion,” the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan advised Black and Indigenous people not to take America’s Covid-19 vaccine, and he called it a “pestilence from heaven.”
One of his student ministers, Dr. Wesley Muhammad, on Jan. 17 delivered part two of his lecture, “Beyond Tuskegee: Why Black People Must Not Take the Experimental Covid-19 Vaccine,” a follow-up to a lecture he delivered on Jan. 10. Both lectures were delivered at Mosque Maryam in Chicago for the Nation of Islam’s weekly Sunday broadcast. During part two, Student Minister Muhammad expanded on the guidance of Minister Farrakhan.
Beyond Tuskegee: Targeting of Black people for Covid-19 vaccine
Covid-19 spikes in America occurred soon after the Nation of Islam had its annual Saviours’ Day convention in February 2020. When the virus started plaguing America, Nation of Islam Student Minister Dr. Wesley Muhammad had one main objective: to get through it alive.
Covid-19 vaccines have now begun to roll out across the United States of America and the world.
On January 10, Student Min. Muhammad, a researcher, scholar and author, delivered the Nation of Islam’s Sunday address at Mosque Maryam, titled, “Beyond Tuskegee: Why Black People Must Not Take the Experimental Covid-19 Vaccine.”