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This here's the story of Cassius Clay
Who changed his name to Muhammad Ali
He knows how to talk and he knows how to fight
And all the contenders were beat out of sight

Sing, Muhammad, Muhammad Ali
He floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee
Mohammed, the black superman
Who calls to the other guy I'm Ali catch me if you can

Now all you fight fans, you've got to agree
There ain't no flies on Muhammad Ali
He fills the arena wherever he goes
And everyone gets what they paid for

Muhammad, was known to have said
You watch me shuffle and I'll jab off your head
He moves like the black superman
And calls to the other guy I'm Ali catch me if you can

He says I'm the greatest the worlds ever seen
The heavyweight champion who came back again
My face is so pretty you don't see a scar
Which proves I'm the king of the ring by far

Sing, Muhammad, Muhammad Ali
He floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee
Mohammed, the black superman
Who calls to the other guy I'm Ali catch me if you can

Sing, Muhammad, Muhammad Ali
He floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee
Muhammad, the black superman
Who calls to the other guy I'm Ali catch me if you can

I'm Ali catch me if you can

Black Superman-Muhammad Ali
Johnny Wakelin & The Kinshasa Band

Interesting poem. Can't say that I've ever been a big fan Casius Clay. Didn't even bother with that movie Will Smith made, and I usually enjoy watching him.

Clay, like many others got sucked into Islam, IMHO, because the religion appeals to anyone that feels they have been oppressed and tells them it's O.K. to kill and hate whoever is responsible.

I think that is why the Wahabbi's are doing so well recruiting members out of our prisons. As recruitd, they aren't the sharpest tacks in the drawer to begin with, they all think they've been oppressed for reasons they can't control, and here comes someone with a religion ready made to channel that anger and fatalism under the guise of peace and discipline. Furthermore, they have already demonstrated a willingness to violate the law and will probably be willing to do so in the name of their new religion once they have been properly indoctrinated.

"Most of the world today not only is in denial concerning the truly appalling likely consequences of the rise of radical Islam, it often refuses to even accept unambiguous evidence of its existence." —Tony Blankley, March, 2006.