Once I Was, Yes. But Now I

I Think That The Negro Should Reserve The Right To Execute.

When Someone Sticks A Knife Six Inches Into Your Back, And Then Pulls It Out Two Inches And Claims He's Doing You A Favor, Don't Believe Him.

We Have A Common Enemy. We Have This In Common: We Have A Common Oppressor, A Common Exploiter, And A Common Discriminator. But Once We All Realize That We Have This Common Enemy, Then We Unite On The Basis Of What We Have In Common. And What We Have Foremost In Common Is That Enemy - The White Man. He's An Enemy To All Of Us. I Know Some Of You All Think That Some Of Them Aren't Enemies. Time Will Tell.

There Can Be No Black-white Unity Until There Is First Some Black Unity... We Cannot Think Of Uniting With Others, Until After We Have First United Among Ourselves. We Cannot Think Of Being Acceptable To Others Until We Have First Proven Acceptable To Ourselves.

You Have To Be Very Careful Introducing The Truth To The Black Man, Who Has Never Previously Heard The Truth About Himself. The Black Brother Is So Brainwashed That He May Reject The Truth When He First Hears It. You Have To Drop A Little Bit On Him At A Time, And Wait A While To Let That Sink In Before Advancing To The Next Step