Open Letter to Imam Jamil Al-Amin
by the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan
My Dear Brother,  He whom Allah befriends is not disgraced.  It grieves me and the members of the Nation of Islam to learn of the decision of the jury.  We had hoped that you would be found innocent.  However, knowing of your great faith in Allah and His Messenger and your striving for these many years to obey Allah�s Will and to give Right Guidance to the people, I am assured that Allah, the Most High is comforting you and will be protecting you from whatever evil is planned against you.

Cycle of death, retaliation
engulfs Israelis, Palestinians
NEW YORK�United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan entered the Secretariat building March 4 and a phalanx of cameras and reporters with notebooks awaited him. The subject, of course, was the violent weekend in Palestine.  The March 2-3 battles marked one of the bloodiest periods in the 17-month Intifada, or Palestinian uprising, that began in late September 2000. Security forces estimate that some 50 Palestinians and 26 Israelis were killed during a two-day rampage that left hundreds injured, with no let up in sight.

Cancellations strengthen Cincinnati boycott CINCINNATI�The coalition pushing a boycott here is preparing to kick the campaign up a notch by calling on international consumers not to buy products from Cincinnati-based powerhouses such as Procter & Gamble Co. and Chiquita Brands International, Inc. See Also:  Two officers in Louima trial walk free Sudan slave redemptions exposed as 'frauds WASHINGTON�The powerful human drama of American school children donating their lunch money to purchase the freedom of Black slaves in the Sudan is often part of nothing more than a corrupt racket operated by leaders of Southern Sudan�s rebel army, according to a major investigation conducted by reporters for the Washington Post, The Irish Times and The (London) Independent. Jonas Savimbi: U.S. sponsored terrorist? When speaking to Black American audiences, he would claim friendship with Malcolm X, and with international revolutionaries, he would invoke the spirit of the Argentine, Che Guevara.  In European capitals and in Washington, D.C., Savimbi became the darling of the most racist right wing elements, and they handsomely financed his terrorist struggle against the peoples throughout southern Africa for nearly 30 years.  That was a perfect fit for U.S. foreign policy makers who have for centuries opposed justice and independence for people of color.

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