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I found part of the answer from Huey Newton. A black muslim at the Capital Grilling web site

This latest war is not about good vs. evil or western civilization vs. barbarism. It is a war between the white power structure that runs the world, vs. those who no longer wish to live under it. It is that simple, and I say this to help the rest of you so that you no longer have to ask the question "why do they hate us so much?" It's not about you- its about the system. What's next? You decide.

I talk about race a lot because it brings a perspective that would otherwise be missing from the Grill. You may not like everything I say, but I hope that at least some here appreciate the viewpoint.

As for Huey P. Newton and H. Rap Brown, they were not perfect human beings, but they are two of my heroes for showing courage when most Blacks were too scared to address issues like police brutality.

I bet you respect America's founding fathers, even though many of them were racists, slave-holders, rapists, adulterers, and yes, terrorists.

You are not misjudged, you are misinformed. And by calling me a thug (among other things), you are already assuming a victims posture of one who is being pushed around by the mean Black man. I let my words speak for themselves, regardless of who I'm talking to. You complain. Who's playing the victim now? If you can't take the heat, get off the Grill.

This POS should be made to go back to whatever part of "Afrika" he claims to be taken from and made to drink water from a muddy ditch; suffer from diseases that have been eradicated from the west for decades; and possibly be maimed or killed at the hands of some marxist tyrannical regime.

Ahh...never mind...I'm sure being born and raised in "Amerika" has been hard enough on him...

TBLSHOW "....and H. Rap Brown, they were not perfect human beings, but they are two of my heroes for showing courage when most Blacks were too scared to address issues like police brutality.

I remember a group of motorcycle rides, all black in 1968, who called themselves "The Chains of H. Rap Brown" who rode around terrorizing Whites.

My, my, your heros are the type of people who spewed hate and violence against innocent people.

As for your hero H. Rap Brown, didn't he just get a prision sentence for his untiring efforts against society and innocent people? Retorical, but telling.

TBLSHOW "....and H. Rap Brown, they were not perfect human beings, but they are two of my heroes for showing courage when most Blacks were too scared to address issues like police brutality.

I remember a group of motorcycle rides, all black in 1968, who called themselves "The Chains of H. Rap Brown" who rode around terrorizing Whites.

My, my, your heros are the type of people who spewed hate and violence against innocent people.

As for your hero H. Rap Brown, didn't he just get a prision sentence for his untiring efforts against society and innocent people? Retorical, but telling.