Documentary by Mike Wallace and Louis Lomax.
"The Hate that Hate Produced" was a television documentary aired in 1959 to a shocked audience of millions of mainly White viewers. The program looks into rising, radical black nationalism in the US, with a primary focus on The Nation of Islam. It stars NOI founder Elijah Muhammad, his charismatic spokesman Malcolm X, and Louis X (later to be known as Louis Farrakhan).
Before it's airing, the now infamous Malcolm X was mostly unknown to the American public. The film would feature his first ever televised interview. This appearance would catapult him into widespread popularity, and he would subsequently make numerous media appearances afterwards.
The White viewership reported being completely unaware that such a radical, anti-White movement even existed. The hostile views preached by the NOI were met with shock, as they ran contrary to the views espoused by leaders of the more egalitarian civil rights movement. Until then, the only black nationalist movement White America was familiar with was the more liberal and inclusive teachings of Martin Luther King Jr.
Although the film would grossly exaggerate the number of NOI's members at 250,000, black recruitment within the group skyrocketed up to 60,000 within mere weeks of it's airing.
The film was produced by Mike Wallace and Louis Lomax. Mike Wallace also narrated the film and was strongly critical of Elijah Muhammad and Malcolm X's rhetoric. Mike Wallace was born to Jewish parents from Russia. His son is the Jewish Fox News host Christopher Wallace. While the civil rights movement can largely be viewed as a Jewish movement in blackface, the more extreme NOI did not view the Jews as an ally. Aware of nefarious Jewish motives, and seemingly "based" on the JQ, we can still see individuals like Louis Farrakhan dropping truth-bombs about the Jews to this day. Perhaps that's why Jew Mike Wallace decided to go in so hard on the NOI throughout the film. It's also why Dr. David Duke, despite not appreciating some of his rhetoric regarding White people, claims he harbours a certain level of respect for Farrakhan.
Throughout the film, NOI members spout anti-White hostilities, claiming them "evil" and calling them "devils". One lengthy tangent by Farrakhan labels White people as the "greatest" murderers, robbers, gamblers, drunkards, adulterers, trouble-makers and a host of other accusations. The context of this quote comes from the climax of a morality play. The plot of the play puts the White man on trial, charged for his history of misdeeds against the black race.
The film is a glimpse into a mindset that would become increasingly more radical and popular over the past 60 years since its release, culminating in the widespread anti-White resentment and violence that is so ubiquitous throughout the US today.
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