(Hannity & Colmes Interview ) New Black Panther Party

Foxnews.com ^ | 11/02/01 | Sean Hannity, Alan Colmes, Malik Shabazz

[veronica]

COLMES: Welcome back to HANNITY & COLMES. I'm Alan Colmes.

First: America's at war with terrorists. Should Usama bin Laden, President Bush or any past U.S. president be blamed for the recent attacks? Last night, Malik Shabazz of the New Black Panther Party had this to say about America's war.

[jgrubbs]

I think this "New Black Panther Party" has ties to Osamma and need to either be locked up or kicked out of the country. I watched "Jihad in America" today, it's scary to think that these terrorist have been training and organizing around America since the late 80's and early 90's all in the name of freedom of speach and freedom of religion.

[Born in a Rage]

shoeshine boy? if you want to insult malik; please do so...but don't insult a whole race of people in the process.

[SpottedBeaver]

I saw this last night on FOX. Thanks for posting it. It is very clear that this guy, malik, is an America-hater. I actually applauded Colmes for that last remark he made. And Colmes is the liberal, right? What a change.

[Drumbo]

"...if you said this in any other country, you would be jailed or killed. You're lucky to be in America."

Wow... Alan grew a pair.

[tndarlin]

What makes me so mad about this interview is that neither Hannity nor Colmes questioned the points. They just attacked.

They needed to say, "why did America walk out of the racism conference?" etc. and explain the answers. I hate when they let these idiots get away with spewing only venom without calling them on it.

[Gurn]

He is a shoeshine boy...for Arabs, anti-semites and black racists.

Nothing wrong with that comment at all. That man is an enemy of this country. And I'll step out on a limb here: Muslims living among us are our enemies.

[wheezer]

What makes me so mad about this interview is that neither Hannity nor Colmes questioned the points. They just attacked.

That's why IMHO, Hannity is the most amateur interviewer on the scene today. He's easily lead off target, and will always stoop to the level of his opponent...it's an pre-adolescent style that renders him too often unwatchable.

[Havisham]

It's possible that the "Hannity and Communist" soubriquette no longer fits, but it was very funny in the 2000 election days. (It sounds like something Mike Savage would have coined.)

I wasn't surprised that C-Span and the National Press Club gave these pathetic black fascists and their mentally crippled followers a forum for their racist incitement. It's typical of the elites to view these moronic black thugs as being somehow legitimate. On the otherhand, I ask myself how are these creeps any less malignant than Aryan Nation?

The bottom line: Our academies are turning out graduates that can't process a rational thought. Shabazz is a graduate of Howard Law. 'Nuf said.

[wjcsux]

I think Hannity and Colmes both did a great job last night. BTW, how can you have a civil interview with an idiot like this?

[veronica]

I wasn't surprised that C-Span and the National Press Club gave these pathetic black fascists and their mentally crippled followers a forum for their racist incitement.

I was. I must still have a few naive genes left.

[Texican72]

SHABAZZ: Sir, you have terrorized my ancestors...

Wow, that Hannity is a lot older than he looks.....

[TrueBeliever9]

Did you translate Shabaz to English?

[quesera]

I think this "New Black Panther Party" has ties to Osamma and need to either be locked up or kicked out of the country. I watched "Jihad in America" today, it's scary to think that these terrorist have been training and organizing around America since the late 80's and early 90's all in the name of freedom of speach and freedom of religion.

These people are clearly enemies of the country and should be classified as such by our gov't.

Me thinks the CIA should create a special branch and start taking these guys out quietly one by one. Today's activist may be tomorrow's terrorist.

[ohioman]

Having Malik on the show is like spending an evening with Hitler.

[tndarlin]

Just let them to continue to speak. Most Americans can figure out this guy is a racist idiot with an Anit-American agenda.

I wish they would calmly ask them questions they can never answer!! I love to watch idiots squirm!

[Curly007]

"Hannity is the most amateur interviewer on the scene today."

don't you worry, Geraldo is coming up soon and you can always switch to CNN and watch Paula Zann

[Havisham]

shoeshine boy? if you want to insult malik; please do so...but don't insult a whole race of people in the process.

I didn't process shoeshine boy as black shoeshine boy but rather as a pointed reference to American blacks assuming the identity of their historic captors and procurers, rather than that of the victims, the black infidel. What nauseating hypocrites the Black Muslims are.

[DonQ]

Malik Shabazz used to call himself (maybe still does) Malik Shabazz Zulu. Real name is Parris Lewis. Was a law student at Howard University circa 1989, during the student protests there against Old Bush's attempt to appoint Lee Atwater to the Howard Board of Trustees; the real campus activists complained that Zulu's only participation was limited to grabbing a microphone whenever the TV cameras lit up. He evidently learned to love the limelight, because he led a sort of anti-Jewish chant at a Howard University gathering, then associated very closely (for the cameras) with Mayor Marion Barry's last election campaign. He had been a sort of hanger-on of Louis Farrakhan, although it was not clearly stated if Zulu was a fullfledged member of the Nation of Islam, and later was practically joined at the hip with Farrakhan's rabble rouser Khallid Mohammed. Zulu got himself insinuated into the 1995 Farrakhan Million Man March on Washington by sponsoring a sort of hate-whitey rally the night before the big event.

After graduating from law school, Zulu tried running for the DC City Council in the most benighted ward in the city (Zulu moved into the ward just before the qualifying deadline and moved out almost immediately after election day, and it's not clear if he was physically in residence there in between) - with Khallid as his constant "guest star" at campaign appearances; Zulu's principal campaign plank was chase out the Korean grocers (black grocers had mostly abandoned the crime/drug-ridden section) and take over their stores (he didn't mention compensation), which Khallid unctuously described as a new and useful notion. Zulu ran just about dead last against candidates who hadn't gotten a tenth of his media attention.

Apparently after that, he and Khallid organized the "New" Black Panthers, with very little support from any of the original BPs, again with very little purpose except media attention. A few years ago he and Khallid were the mainstays of some sort of Million Youth March up in NYC, which wasn't really a march and didn't attract anything close to a million, but dissolved into a sort of riot when Zulu tried to have everyone ignore the very clear time limit set by the city to assure that streets weren't blocked during peak hours. According to one report, after exhorting other people to confront the cops physically, Zulu grabbed the cash box and scampered off. Last year, when Khallid died, Zulu was pretty much the only source of eulogy for the old ex-convict hatemonger.

I'd be hardput to specify any honest work he's done, but he seems to live rather comfortably.