proph·et

ˈpräfət/noun plural noun: prophets; plural noun: Prophets 1. a person regarded as an inspired teacher or proclaimer of the will of God.”the Old Testament prophet Jeremiah (in Christian use) the books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, and the twelve minor prophets… Synonyms: seer, soothsayer, fortune teller, clairvoyant, diviner.”

INTERESTING, HOW SO-CALLED “GOD’S PROPHETS” ALWAYS DIE DURING THEIR SO-CALLED “MISSION”… AND PEOPLE LIKE FARRAKHAN SAY THESE SO-CALLED “PROPHETS” HAD TO BRING ABOUT SALVATION FOR BLACK PEOPLE. BUT WHAT IS FASCINATING IS THE FACT THAT THESE SO-CALLED “PROPHETS” HAVE NEVER PRODUCED RESULTS AND WERE NEVER SUCCESSFUL AT ACCOMPLISHING THEIR SO-CALLED “MISSION.” IF ONE ENGAGES IN CRITICAL THINKING, ONE WOULD HAVE TO COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT: PERHAPS THE SO-CALLED “PROPHETS” SHOULD ADOPT THE WAYS OF THE SO-CALLED “INSANE EVIL DOERS”. HENCE, “PROPHETS” ARE RESULTLESS AND UNSUCCESSFUL, WHILE THE SO-CALLED “DEVIL” HAS SHOWN PROVEN CONCRETE RESULTS AND HAS DEMONSTRATED CONCRETE SUCCESS. THIS BEGS THE QUESTION: IS IT TIME FOR THE SO-CALLED “PROPHETS” TO LEARN FROM THE SUCCESSFUL “DEVIL” AND CHANGE THEIR MISSION OBJECTIVE?