[The alleged] Jews and other Canaanites, if given the opportunity in the future, will also claim the enslavement of the Nuwaupians as enslavement of the Canaanites, as the Jews claimed the enslavement of the Egiptian as the enslavement of Jews. For instance, the 430 year bondage that is mentioned in the Torah involving the Israelites enslaved to the Egiptians, was actually the Egiptian bondage to the Heka Khasut (“captive shepherd”), who took over Tama-Re (“Egipt”) and suppressed the original people for a time, until their exodus from Tama-Re, when they were being chased across the sands of the desert.

Some of Dr. Malachi Z. York-El’s own people have more than disavowed him, they have sought his, and, ultimately our [Nuwaubian family] destruction. Their perpetual, widespread method is, as troublemakers, to ingratiate themselves into our gatherings and trigger ruinous chaos.

Undoubtedly, yet naturally, uneasiness has overcome us since the apprehension of our strongest, wisest member, and we athirst for his exoneration. Ease is found in the comfort of his teachings, which as a brother that runs our Washington D.C. store recently echoed, “will remain all wise, right, and exact.”

RETROSPECTING CONCISELY: A) One practical, relieving lesson learned from York-El during our peddler’s journey days is that “a Sufi never worries.” Distress weakens, it is better for our concerns to foster support (buy books, donate to the defense fund, et cetera). B) “There is peace in silence.” To waste our breath and vitality on skeptical haranguers certainly harvests self-destructive disorder. C) “The way we greet one another has more effect on the progress of human beings than anything ever said by the world’s greatest orators.” Certainly, this is the wisest method towards inducing one of our truest strengths – unity.

Assuredly, I am not suggesting the teachings of our great leader have ceased. Whether through trustworthy liaison, writings, or telepathically – the probability is high that he will continue leading our mind’s nourishment.

In any case, he has so augmented our mastery of endurance, the fact of one of his sayings corroborates that our Nuwaubian essence is too solid and strong to dissolve or wither [as our tormentors intend]:

“The teacher is like the seed of the olive; once the seed is planted properly in the hearts of his devotees, by faith, trust, and truth – there grows a great tree. Though on the tree there are different degrees of growth, and no two olives have the same shape or form, the seed of each is the same, and if planted properly it will grow another great tree.”