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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2016 · 2H 14M

The Yehudah Project: It is time to come together & prepare to do what it takes!

from The Yehudah Project · host The Yehudah Project

The text below is excerpted from an FBI report on apocalyptic millennial cults and their potential for domestic terrorism. The Black Hebrew Israelite movement is a branch of the black nationalist movement, which includes the Nation of Islam, New Black Panther Party, pseudo-Christian churches based on Black Liberation Theology. VI. BLACK HEBREW ISRAELITES As the millennium approaches, radical fringe members of the Black Hebrew Israelite (BHI) movement may pose a challenge for law enforcement. As with the adherents of most apocalyptic philosophies, certain segments of the BHI movement have the potential to engage in violence at the turn of the century. This movement has been associated with extreme acts of violence in the recent past, and current intelligence from a variety of sources indicates that extreme factions of BHI groups are preparing for a race war to close the millennium. Violent BHI followers can generally be described as proponents of an extreme form of black supremacy. Drawing upon the teachings of earlier BHI adherents, such groups hold that blacks represent God’s true “chosen people,” while condemning whites as incarnate manifestations of evil. As God’s “authentic” Jews, BHI adherents believe that mainstream Jews are actually imposters. Such beliefs bear a striking resemblance to the Christian Identity theology practiced by many white supremacists. In fact, Tom Metzger, renowned white supremacist, once remarked, “They’re the black counterpart of us.” Like their Christian Identity counterparts, militant BHI followers tend to see themselves as divinely endowed by God with superior status.

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