[Telegraph-London]
“Barack Obama's former pastor returned to plague his White House bid yesterday with a nationally televised speech in which he blamed US policy for the September 11 attacks and praised the controversial black leader Louis Farrakhan, the Telegraph reports.
WRIGHT AGAIN BLAMES US FOR 9/11 ATTACKS
Questioned about his remarks after September 11 that "America's chickens are coming home to roost", the Rev Jeremiah Wright said:
Speaking at the National Press Club in Washington, Wright described Louis Farrakhan, the anti-Jewish Nation of Islam leader, as "one of the most important voices in 20th and 21st century".
WRIGHT REPEATS CLAIM THAT US CAUSED AIDS TO KILL BLACKS
At the same National Press Club speech in Washington, Wright said the American government was "capable" of infecting its black population with the HIV-Aids virus - a slightly watered down version of an earlier assertion.
How will all of this play out in the upcoming primary races on May 6 in North Carolina and Indiana? Stay tuned.
“Barack Obama's former pastor returned to plague his White House bid yesterday with a nationally televised speech in which he blamed US policy for the September 11 attacks and praised the controversial black leader Louis Farrakhan, the Telegraph reports.
WRIGHT AGAIN BLAMES US FOR 9/11 ATTACKS
Questioned about his remarks after September 11 that "America's chickens are coming home to roost", the Rev Jeremiah Wright said:
"You cannot do terrorism on other people and expect it never to come back on you. Those are Biblical principles, not Jeremiah Wright bombastic divisive principles."WRIGHT PRAISES FARRAKHAN
Speaking at the National Press Club in Washington, Wright described Louis Farrakhan, the anti-Jewish Nation of Islam leader, as "one of the most important voices in 20th and 21st century".
WRIGHT REPEATS CLAIM THAT US CAUSED AIDS TO KILL BLACKS
At the same National Press Club speech in Washington, Wright said the American government was "capable" of infecting its black population with the HIV-Aids virus - a slightly watered down version of an earlier assertion.
How will all of this play out in the upcoming primary races on May 6 in North Carolina and Indiana? Stay tuned.
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