Facebook is banning a number of people who the social media site considers to be “dangerous.” The company said on Thursday that Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan will be permanently banned from Facebook. So will Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Laura Loomer. Alex Jones and his InfoWars site were already banned from Facebook, but this latest ban will also take Jones and InfoWars off of Instagram, which Facebook owns. Facebook didn’t give any details about why it had decided to issue the ban. The company did issue a statement saying that it had a policy of banning those who promote violence or hatred — regardless of where they stand on the political spectrum.

“We’ve always banned individuals or organizations that promote or engage in violence and hate, regardless of ideology,” the statement reads. “The process for evaluating potential violators is extensive and it is what led us to our decision to remove these accounts today.”

Farrakhan Is Often Criticized for his ‘Racist’ & ‘Anti-Semitic’ Statements & Said ‘White People Deserve to Die’

Louis Farrakhan is no stranger to controversy. His critics say that Farrakhan makes racist and anti-Semitic remarks. Farrakhan insists that his words have been twisted and that he is not a man of violence. At the same time, his sermons often warn that his enemies are going to be punished, and violently. During one speech to his followers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Farrakhan started out by making fun of the people who call him a violent racist. But then Farrakhan said that in fact, “white people” do all deserve to die. The Nation of Islam leader seemed to say that aliens from outer space would carry out the actual violence. You can watch Farrakhan’s speech above, or here.

Farrakhan told the crowd, “White people deserve to die, and they know it. So they think it’s us coming to do it.” He went on to talk about UFOs which, he seemed to say, were hovering just above Earth, waiting to punish evil. But at the same time, Farrakhan hinted that violence is not always unacceptable. “God is not angry at you if you defend the life he gave you,” Farrakhan told his followers.

Farrakhan Says Satan Is Behind the People Who Call Him an Anti-Semite

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Satan already knew that he was going to be made known; so Satan is not foolish. He is very, very wise, as the scripture teaches he is so skilled in The Art of Tricks and Lies that he will masquerade even as an angel of light. https://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/Minister_Louis_Farrakhan_9/Unmasking-Satan.shtml …

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Louis Farrakhan is the leader of Nation of Islam, a religious group founded in 1930 by Wallace Muhammad. The Southern Poverty Law Center charges that the Nation of Islam is a hate group. The SPLC says the Nation of Islam preaches a message of “innate black superiority over whites” and teaches “deeply racist, antisemitic and anti-LGBT” beliefs.

Farrakhan wrote a lengthy essay taking on the Southern Poverty Law Center for calling him, and his group, an anti-Semite. You can read the full essay here.

Farrakhan began by saying that it was Satan inspiring people to call him an anti-Semite. Naturally, Farrakhan said, Satan wants to fight against people who are preaching against him. Farrakhan wrote:

‘Satan knows that when you know him, you’re not going to love him. When you know him, you’re going to dislike him. Some will even hate him. But in the “falling away”: Once you get The Knowledge of Satan, once you get The Knowledge of his Divine purpose, once you get The Knowledge of his origin in the world, and how he became “Satan,” then you can “love him” or “hate him.” It’s irrelevant with God.

Because Satan knew that “the end was nigh,” and that people are not going to like him, then the first thing Satan would do is to call the revelation of him “hate teachings.” ”

He went on to address the Southern Poverty Law Center specifically, writing:

‘Let me address the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has put the Nation of Islam out to the world as a “hate group”: This is a predicate for evil that they intend to do to the Nation of Islam, and to me whose job it is to make Satan known. I have to do what God has commanded me to do and you have to do what you must do. But, are we really a “hate group?” Or is it that you hate the fact that your lying, your trickery, your deceit, your meddling, your snooping, your trouble-making, your mischief-making, your murder of the Human Family will be made known?”