Ali's stance is one of the most beautiful thing ever...just him standing...

Ali was loved by everyone,all over the world.a lot of his early ideas,had changed with time,bc he was a warm individual.he is really missed.

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

Muhammad was a segregationalist...He felt blacks should stay w blacks...I respectfully disagree...proud of your heritage sure...but be an American of all different peoples

@son-ofblack-king2187

3 жыл бұрын

Most Americans hated Ali in a similar way they hate Floyd Mayweather but way worse. They wanted to see him beaten and punished. These people didn't stop hating him until about 20 years later, when they saw Ali on the Olympic Stage with the torch, when he was old, crippled, speech slurring, visibly shaking & helpless.

@jakeyjervis

3 жыл бұрын

not by me! The man turned out to be a stiff and a prick with no sense of humor.

Sammy broke down the door for plenty of people behind him....

I wish there was the whole interview shown. But, for a man with little education, as he modestly puts it himself, who couldn't write well,, what an eloquently, well spoken orator ! Very soft spoken man, but, he speaks fluently, clearly, very knowledgeably without ever stuttering or saying 'um', like so many highly educated people do. I am always in awe to listen to this great man, this Hero of the people, speak! Ali! What a gift to the world!

Muhammad Ali is different,look at the confidence at that time

Muhammad Ali you save a lot of African American Brother's from Fighting in Vietnam Once you made that Stand they follow your lead Hell no I wont GO

Single-handedly Mr.Mohammad Ali taught that all human beings are brothers and sisters. He taught by his skills, by his comedy, by his courage, by his kindness, by his generosity and more importantly by his intelligence he instilled it into the unintelligent that human beings are all human beings. No one need to abuse the other.

As an Australian, who grew up really admiring these 2 men, and was brought up to value all the races of the world - l can't thank you enough for posting this priceless piece of American History with these two articulate, intelligent, respectful citizens that God used [altho' indiv religious beliefs], to be part of the very slow evolution that has brought very necessary change to American society. This early 70's discussion may sound extreme to some, but these 2 were world celebrities, and looking back in hindsight, you realise that any publicity of their own personal experiences/ opinions, kept the discussion alive, and created a step towards change.

@masonv5082

2 жыл бұрын

But he wanted complete race separation ?!!

@allymayful

2 жыл бұрын

@@masonv5082 That’s a complete generalisation. It was a plan for strengthening the African American culture- not for separating from white America.

@allymayful

2 жыл бұрын

@@masonv5082 That’s a very simple generalisation of an ideal designed to encourage the AA’s to depend on themselves to be stronger in a white world.

It's great to see these two great men sit down and talk..different era, but many of the same pressing issues that we have in 2015

@WorldArtzLLC

4 жыл бұрын

I agree but Ali was just in other level.

2 of the Most Decent Human beings ever born. Pure Talent

The part where Sammy Davis jr. Spoke about getting rich black people to do something for other black people still resonates to this day, if you want to be about self you have to do for self👊👊

Ive watched this video years ago and had no idea how important Sammy Davis jr was

Muhammad ali was Calm and collect With full of charisma And knowledgeable Mashallah

RIP Ali & Sammy 🙏🏾🙏🏾

@WorldArtzLLC

4 жыл бұрын

When I saw the interview that was the first that came to mind. Love how he called him out in the low and said 'you waiting to see which side wins.'

2 Giants of our times....There is really no one in modern history more loved and universally seen as one of the GREATEST HUMAN BEINGS EVER.....

This guy is a hero of the black people... even, my Papuan brother of Indonesia also admires Muhammad Ali as a hero

I thought my Left Airpods died, I had to play a music lol 😂

THIS IS GOLD

Two beautiful men.

love love love this interview!

Sam Cooke would be proud of both his friends

@darhyllacy3671

4 жыл бұрын

There were those who Sam Cooke was uppity..No, he just didnt allow the times to dictact his every move.

@simban00

Жыл бұрын

So would ELVIS

Sammy Davis Jr. has been reported giving money to the Black Panthers in the 1960s. Muhammad Ali great interview.

Sam Davis sir breathing oxygen chimney with over accessories and diminutive height makes this legendary dancer legendary with another legendary boxer, the most famous one of all superb, respect to the departed gentlemen, thanks for the video.

R.I.P sammy davis junior

Right on Sammy..that's his show

Good conversation.

Wow! Was this aired on regular broadcast television? This is some heavy stuff! I don't know if you get quality discussions like this in the media anymore.

@softyme63

Жыл бұрын

Sammy was guest hosting The Mike Douglas Show

@danacoleman4007

Жыл бұрын

@@softyme63 oh. Thanks!

My grandmother said us wanting integration was the WORSE THING WE COULD HAVE DONE. My Grandmoma said she NEVER WANTED TO EAT AT A WHITE FOLKS LUNCH COUNTER WHERE SHE WASN'T WANTED. We must GET OURSELVES SITUATED BEFORE WE CAN MOVE FORWARD.

@eastafricakingdom74

5 жыл бұрын

KEL in MEMPHIS I agree It did play a role in Destroying the black family

@pauloskidane2819

4 жыл бұрын

Ur grandmother was right!!

@mrs.evelynkerr8799

3 жыл бұрын

So truth 🙂!!

@alfreddreamer9097

3 жыл бұрын

Imagine if we never integrated. All of the black talent that would have come from black colleges etc. Imagine LeBron James coming from LeMoyne Owen College in Memphis. Imagine Michael Jordan coming from Tennessee State University. Imagine Cam Newton coming from Grambling State, or Hershel Walker coming from Southern University in Baton Rouge. And each year since 1964, every McDonald's All American coming from HBCU's. The economic, and psycological impact would have been staggering. And that's just sports. I haven't even mentioned other careers.

@lwmson

3 жыл бұрын

Your grandma was right. What's the point of eating in a restaurant where you're not wanted only for them to seat you in the least desirable spot of the establishment or spit in the food that they serve you.

It looks like...."The dating game" set.

@4687878

4 жыл бұрын

That does look like the same studio,..hahaha !!

@lwmson

4 жыл бұрын

Damn, I was thinking the same thing!

@bertrobinson6164

4 жыл бұрын

Sure does

@bayanbaree8638

3 жыл бұрын

It was the Mike Douglas show. Which at that time was video tape ( remember the 2 inch video tape reels) in the city of Philadelphia Pa. The Mike Douglas Show would move to Los Angeles some years later. This recording was a copy of the master tape. The numbers on the screen usually indicate that it was copied from the master tape. Or it was a copy of a copy .

@lwmson

3 жыл бұрын

@@bayanbaree8638 I'm old enough to remember those days, and I do recall that Douglass would at times would have other celebrities host his show, while he went on vacation. That's probably why Sammy was here. I also remember Douglass did this too with John & Yoko,

thank you for uploading this my friend :)

Muhammad Ali and Sammy Davis? My brain did not need to issue a command: I clicked without knowing!

Awesome

Black Muslim interviewed in by a black Jew. You should see his college tours. Even though he’s having a controversial topic, he’s so funny delivering it

11:10..... Jet Maga Jean Great video. God bless us with righteousness and peace.

Thank u for sharing this treasure. They are together in heaven

@johnjones6049

3 жыл бұрын

In Hell is more like it... Sammy Davis was a member of the Satanic Church... he never worshiped The Lord... this is just more programming for the masses... people never think past thier programming... but both these guys have nothing to do with The Lord... one is Muslim and the other is a Satanist... they are not in heaven by The Lord's side...😑😑😑

@RealEyesRealiseRealLies

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnjones6049 😂🤣 you fool, now go on ahead with your lost self, may Allah grant my brother Ali the highest in jannah (heaven), go speak to your priest and ask him which religion is the way to heaven and i promise you if he is educated and honest he will tell you that Islam is the right one

@johnjones6049

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealEyesRealiseRealLies I don't have a priest... too bad you can't realize real lies...

I love seeing the transformation of Sammy Davis Jr. from having his hair conked and then he's here with a fro and dashiki.

I lov how peaceful these 2 bruthas are.. Ali totally right.

Sammy Davis Jr was in Malaysia after Joe Bugner vs Ali II. Ali was happy with his presence.

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

Muhammad s very ill informed about what Cortez and the Spanish did to Aztecs

Samuel George "Sammy" Davis Jr. (Harlem, 8 de diciembre de 1925 - Beverly Hills, 16 de mayo de 1990) fue un cantante, músico multi-instrumentista (vibráfono, trompeta y batería), bailarín, actor y comediante estadounidense. Fue parte del "Rat Pack", que dentro de sus miembros contaba con Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peter Lawford y Joey Bishop.

A great voice outside of boxing.

The handshake was originated in the 15th century. It originally was oriented as a search of the arms to see if there were any weapons hidden in the shirt sleeves of the individuals. The forearms were first inspected then years later only hands were touched in "greeting", when before it was to defuse the possibility of meeting an opponent who would try to sleigh you.

I know Ali wanted to smack that cigarette out of Sammy's hand.

@lwmson

4 жыл бұрын

Not really. Although he didn't smoke, it was the norm in those days for people to do so. Hard I know for Millenials and those from younger generations to fathom, but it was the reality back then.

@brucescott4261

3 жыл бұрын

@@lwmson ...I concur, totally! Thanks-a-million, Joe!

@TS-yg3lv

3 жыл бұрын

@@lwmson: Some reality!! Dumb you ask me.

@lwmson

3 жыл бұрын

@@TS-yg3lv No, it wasn't dumb. It was just that back in the old days, cigarette smoking was just a common and acceptable social custom as coffee drinking is today. You have to understand that it wasn't until 1963 that the surgeon general confirmed that cigarette smoking is harmful to one's health. Moreover, it wasn't until 1970 that cigarette ads were banned on TV. People of that era and prior just weren't educated about the detrimental effects of smoking, like Millenials and even Generation X. With the younger generations, it's taboo, because that's what they were taught. But with the older generations, it was an acceptable custom.

@roxxylala26

3 жыл бұрын

@@lwmson It's not about accepting the norm of smoking back then; more so Ali was a hardcore committed practicing Muslim & they supposedly hate smoking & drinking. And I'm sure even tho he knew Sammy was a hardcore smoker probably didn't appreciate the smoke near his face.

ah ah ahh.........you are right.

The greatest man Alive!!!!!

Peace be upon brother Muhammad Ali name given to him by the most honorable Elijah Muhammad

No sound , must have been a very deep conversation.

MUHAMMAD ALI 17 DE ENERO DE 1942 03 DE JUNIO DE 2016 74 AÑOS

Baby boomers had the benefit of witnessing the great Muhammad Ali. Gen X had the silent and innocuous Michael Jordan. The Millennials are blessed to have LeBron James. While he's no Ali, he's not silent or reticent like the athletic shoe salesmen.

@comebackkareem3702

4 жыл бұрын

Nah

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

Lebron as a civil rights spokesman s a hell of a basketball player. He s No ALI.

SAMMY DAVIS JR 08 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1925 16 DE MAYO DE 1990 64 AÑOS

Black power.

Equal Rights... Somehow, in my little idealistic mind, I thought it meant we'd all get along.. I didn't realize it was in addition to 'separate'...

@richardmilliken5651

4 жыл бұрын

@Chaz Dadkhah Wow! I beg to differ on that! Life is what you make it! If you choose to focus on seperation & confrontation that is exactly what you will get! Morgan Freeman & Denzyl Washington are not crying out about equality.

This is so true..no matter if some people don't want to hear it.but its true.the world is set up where it is divided no matter how much we don't want it to be. I believe this should be a chose' if some people chose it. to be divided..Ali is right.

I remember Ali saying you wanted us separated, you wanted us to not use your bathrooms and not eat at your business's and now that we are saying Okay your mad about it. Not verbatim but I totally understand why he went this route. He was also so young and malleable. Ultimately glad he ended up seeing how this was the wrong way to go. Two legends

Minister Ali was upset with Sammy talking down to him, he threw Sammy out a window after the show. They never spoke again.

As Sammy would say. Coo coo man!!

his purpose of seperation and an own state is downright crazy, would lead to more conflict than before and is a sad revelation that not only many whites but also many blacks still define themselves by their pigments and the past and not at first by the dream of one nation.

I hear and see two intelligent men having a necessary discussion. David Storm, it's people (and I use that term loosely) like you who make these conversations a must. Your nasty, disgusting, comment wasn't needed or wanted. Perhaps if you and others like you could walk in someone else's shoes you'd know and understand that racism is real and harmful to all on the receiving end of it.. Mr Davis passed away some 20 odd years ago, so even someone like you should be able to imagine how things were at that time and years before that. You're living proof that racism is very much alive even today and it's an ugly institution.

@2dasimmons

9 жыл бұрын

Well said. This is why AMERICA is the anagram: I AM RACE. So it has been.

@harryfrezza1035

6 жыл бұрын

Valincia Pruitt well said V

Where the other part to this?

A nation not depending but lied to before after violating each other. To prevent as many people to live in peace harmony. It don't matter very much where we live. It's how we live. Considering we had it all as Black Native Indians. Ultimately taken away lives lost over Land. Still going on everyday for blood 💰 money.

when was this done?

@lorenzoadamson6893

6 жыл бұрын

Smuttyyo Combat 1969

@soioioioioioio34

4 жыл бұрын

long ago

Is that Sammy D smoking and interviewing the champ. What a bizarre ol day

@gbrown4x4

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah looking now days its weird seeing ppl smoking on live tv. I can remember when it was the norm to see Johnny Carson smoking or any guest light up.

@lwmson

3 жыл бұрын

@@gbrown4x4 Yep. I was on another thread about this topic. I'm 58, a Boomer, and it tickles me how younger generations, like MiIlenials, are so appalled when they see old footage like this of people smoking. But you're right. It was the norm back in those days and just as an acceptable and common social custom as coffee drinking.

What year is this from?

@Seanfree7

5 жыл бұрын

@Richard Davis Thank you.

Ali who I respect, wants separation, which is kinda late to do now,but his concept could have worked in another lifetime. Also Sammy had 3 wives ,one white,I dont think Ali would have given his blessings on that one! Plus Sammy took on the Jewish religion!

@winstonscott4195

3 жыл бұрын

Cassius Clay had about three wives and with each successive wife the got lighter and lighter.

The dating game

@frankfurfaro1885

6 жыл бұрын

Bill Flynn the problem here is christ is the only way.

@brucescott4261

5 жыл бұрын

Bill Flynn ...The show was entitled SAMMY AND COMPANY, which followed the TONIGHT SHOW WITH JOHNNY CARSON.

FFWD 40 years and we now know what goes on in mosques and the truth about Muslims.

I respect both. But religion I have to turn off as much as I love them

poor sammy!! he almost looks like a turnercoat type......we all go sometimes in confusing times periods!!

With all due respect to Sammy Davis jr. Who I think is a fascinating Entertainer and probably and all around decent person, I don't know what kind of person he was cuz I don't know the man but, it seems to me in the beginning then again I'm sure people are going to get mad about this didn't he kind of sell himself out to the white man I hate to make this a racial thing but even the greatest Muhammad Ali speaks of a lot of racial matters and does have some views that would be considered racist. Now I love my beautiful mixed African American Caucasian grandbabies. But it seems to me that Sammy Davis jr. Just went along with what was going on seems to me he just was the pet of the Rat Pack cuz they needed that I don't know somebody tell me and I don't mean that sarcastically I mean this truthfully honestly and respectfully or was he just doing what he had to do to support his family and bring that Almighty Dollar in?

@williamcox8337

5 жыл бұрын

I think I need a retrack now that I went back and look at a few more things and watched a few more clip two things that he was actually successful before he went into the Rat Pack

@stefunkypunky116

4 жыл бұрын

Also, in my eyes Sammy was never the pet of the rat pack, he was the best of 'em...not one of them was on his level - none. But he simply grew up in times where whites vs blacks, Irish against Italians, both against Protestants, and all against the Natives. Sammy was not like this, it never made sense to him. He always could connect to anybody. He was simply ahead of his time....Best regards from Europe

@alfreddreamer9097

3 жыл бұрын

That's just probably Sammy Davis Jr's personality and style of music, etc. Doesn't make him a sell out. He's who he is. Doing things his way. His style of music and personality drew him to the Rat Pack, and the Rat Pack to him. I've been waiting for years for Tommy Davidson from Living Color tv show, to play Sammy Davis Jr in a movie. Tommy Davidson has Sammy's mannerisms down pack. Lol

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

Sammy Davis didn’t “sell out’’ any more than great Jazz musicians ‘’sold out ‘’ to the white listening audience.in Europe and US You’re telling me to the Sam Cooke and Jackie Wilson type Larger black audience was going to all of a sudden get down with Sammy s singing Sinatra type arrangements.? Sammy s talents and the style of music that he liked to do was more supported by a white audience... that’s not his fault but that’s where his craft was ...anymore than Hootie n Blowfish singer was selling out going country... Watch the documentary on Sammy and what he went through in the early years how they were treated ...you tell me if he sold out ... disgraceful! I suppose you think that if someone speaks well like a Thomas Sowell or a James Baldwin and they happen to be brown or black in skin color that makes them an uncle tom for sounding educated?...there s the racism ! I heard that same shit from Miles about Louie

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

@@stefunkypunky116 Sammy was the MJ of his day ...fierce entertainer...there’s nothing he could not do if he set his mind to it...but don’t snub Frank and Dean. Frank the quintessential song crooner and Dean maybe the funniest crooner of 20th century... Sammy was my fav...because he was so damn good...schmaltzy...but good

but man Ali has said the Great Elsha Muhammad a million times

@jameshayden2538

6 жыл бұрын

Elijah Muhammad..Aletha.

@moeftw6792

5 жыл бұрын

prophet muhammad was the greatest human being to ever be created...and we muslims follow his footsteps since day one....as a matter of fact our duty as muslims is to honor prophet muhammad everyday hundreds of times...and do prayers in his honor...

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

And in the end he rejected Black Muslim movement and become a tradition practicing Islamist

That idea is wrong , separation of the races, because people than create prejudice. Ignorance of different people

Total separation? Wasn't Sammy's wife, Mai Britt, a beautiful blond Swede. Didn't he get death threats and have to eventually break of his relationship with gorgeous German actress Elke Summer. Sounds to me like he is straddling the fence.

its interesting how Mr sammy Davies and mr Ali talked about respect for the black women - its 2016 and we have BEYONCE and riahanna as liberated strong women. hee hee - hilarious :)

@mielissa100ify

8 жыл бұрын

I can't stand people who make comments like this

@StukInBuf

8 жыл бұрын

Hey, he's right. We talk about respect for women, and then you have the likes of Beyonce and Rihanna as today's "models" for females.

@mielissa100ify

8 жыл бұрын

+SuperPat88 why is a woman who's confident in herself, making money, not having loose sex to anyone's knowledge, and good parents the ones that get torn to pieces. Beyonce is an entertainer and young ladies aren't gonna do the things her and rihanna do.

@StukInBuf

8 жыл бұрын

andrea B No, but the kinds of costumes they wear in performance, and the ways in which they gyrate themselves on the stage... not to mention the displays of ignorance they often put out(such as what happened at halftime in Super Bowl 50)... often give off wrong messages and signals. They should watch what kind of messages they give, especially to the younger kids.

@radaprince

7 жыл бұрын

He was definitely talking about within the Nation Of Islam community however you are not wrong about the image of black women in music videos these days in your statement.

Gosh looks like a pot party

Allah u Akbar

Seems programmed

Its also not like the African Americans were taken out of heaven. Unfortunately africa has been its own bloodbath and stil is to this day

A jew and a muslim talking things out

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

Lol...but neither originally from those backgrounds

@greenbeancom38

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanhanser5914 a man has a right to believe what he wants to believe in lol

@jayclarke9611

3 жыл бұрын

@@greenbeancom38 agreed...

@annechris2677

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully they found Christ

Love Sammy. Ali was used by the Muslim at the time.

MAKE SENSE I'AM NOT A MUSLIM.

Two highly intelligent men trying to figure out trying to find a solution to a quagmire that took 400 years. The pain is still alive as the dream is.

Ask Sammy who win the rock or Ali. He always says the rock

@akremamara8349

5 жыл бұрын

You're Mr. Sammy Davis Junior talking from his grave to be so sure about his opinion? I wonder why people need to compare great athletes and to start arguing stupidly who would win!!! Marciano was a great fighter in his time and Ali was during his time and we won't know who would win unless they fought for real. So stop those stupid fictional comparisons and respects all those great fighters, all of them were great in their eras.

Was that a... You CLAIM to be a jew... glare that guy shot at Sammy Davis???

@jimmiecisco

5 жыл бұрын

Check out Sammy on google. He was a Satanist. REALLY. Images 😈😈😈

@CarlFGauss-qn2cq

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimmiecisco What are you talking about lol

no way was ali total black

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And who would i new leader be? Elijah Mohamed? Louis Farrakhan? who? the ones who always speak of this sees themselves as the new king maybe?

Elijah Muhammad? Oh please!

@seans3291

3 жыл бұрын

Yea Elijah Muhammad. Great leader

@RealEyesRealiseRealLies

3 жыл бұрын

@@seans3291 nuh that man was power hungry and preached his own version of Islam which is why people like malcolm x and ali left nation of islam after visiting makkah

@seans3291

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealEyesRealiseRealLies without him.. We have no Malcom X. Farrakhan or Muhammad Ali. So believe what you wanna believe 🤷🏽‍♂️

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealEyesRealiseRealLies Ali also turned on Elijahs bow tie operation...funniest thing was how surprised Ali was when he first went to Mecha to pray with all other Muslims and was shocked if they all weren’t black! Muhammad was a natural genius but also very ill in formed and somewhat brainwashed by Elijah Mohammed and the black Muslim movement at the time...he learned true Islam later.

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

@@seans3291 read Ali biography T Hauser

The book of Islam teaches the muslims to wage jihad (physical war) against people who don't worship the god of this world, Satan through the muslim god Allah. They are to fight them until they convert to Islam, pay the tax or be killed. Sadly, Mohammad Ali converted to Islam and followed the teaching of the book of Islam, the Koran. He talks about a nation of blacks....uh, that would be Egypt and Africa. How did that work out? Ali was naive and easily seduced and deceived by Mohammad Elijah, his guru who took advantage of Clay's bitterness toward white America. So sad. He could have done so much for his people if he had gone into politics.

Dont agree with the doctrine of seperation.

@ssm1052

2 жыл бұрын

Than whats the answer...you can't force people to like you, or want to live around you, whites has showed us time and time again that they don't like us (the majority anyway)

Ali was a straight up segregationist.

@kevindunn7362

6 жыл бұрын

Smuttyyo Combat That was a young man in a different time. There were slot of other factors too. He changed as he got older. He is acting very appropriate for the time and who he was

@lorenzoadamson6893

6 жыл бұрын

And so were the white people...so your point is ??

@RRR-is3rf

6 жыл бұрын

Theres Segregation every where in this country there are white Neighborhoods the Suburbs , Black Niehboorhoods the inner citys , Barriors in L.A for Mexicans , Latin Niehboorhoods in ny like Pueto Ricans Spanish Harlem , Chinses Nieghborhoods like Chinatown ,

@samlewis8144

6 жыл бұрын

Man America is more segregated now then ever before.....look at the North most schools are segregated....... segregation is good for a race of people to build economic prosperity for themselves......blacks should have stayed segregated from whites and built their own businesses ,houses and schools......these white so called librals have use Martin Luther King Jr's bullshit strategy to fool us

@prettyboy1970

6 жыл бұрын

Considering how white people behave toward blacks, can you blame him?

Even back then I would have asked Sammy not to blow his cigarette smoke on me. That is so rude!!

@jameshayden2538

6 жыл бұрын

I Agree With You Carolyn.............Strongly!

@deneenjeffries2768

6 жыл бұрын

He was so addicted to cigarettes, I think he really didn't think about it, back then smoke filled rooms were so common... People didn't consider it rude.

@mozfonky

3 жыл бұрын

The candyman can do as he pleases

Back in the days when a jew and a muslim could be friends ;-) ....and I don't like Alis attitute at that time.

@akremamara8349

5 жыл бұрын

This is the most ignorant comment I ever heard!!! So Jews and Muslims couldn't be friends now according to your silly logic. Obviously, you're too ignorant to mix what's political with religions. Probably you even ignore that Muslims protected Jews for Centuries and lived together for Centuries in peace in Palestine, Andalus, North Africa...the list is long. Even during WWI et II there were documented actions of Muslims protecting Jews. I am sure you never heard about the Jews who lived with Muslims in Andalus before the Catholic Spaniards oppress them in a brutal way until most of them did escape with Muslims to North Africa and they still live there. Ignorant people like you daring to spread more ignorance are responsible for hate and animosity between stupid followers who don't know either their religion nor history.

@winstonscott4195

3 жыл бұрын

@@akremamara8349 you are correct

@jonathanhanser5914

3 жыл бұрын

Wake up dude ...Trump just brought 3 Arabic Muslim countries to recognize create peace and start amicable relationship Israel. Yea Trump did that ..not Barak

@jayclarke9611

3 жыл бұрын

@@akremamara8349 ur on point.The Jewish Golden Age of Spain took place for a few centuries under Muslim rule,where a great Jewish philosopher dr(the Great Maimonides) was actually Saladin ' physician.

Sammy Satan.

What a bunch of bs laughable really laughable!!!!!

One was pathetic The other one was odious

I never considered Muhammed Ali a hero. He joined Islam to avoid service. He has openly embraced a hateful Racist religion, openly expressed his hatred of white people, and is himself a white hating racist. Yes he was a great boxer but thats where he ends.

@safee4540

Жыл бұрын

Need to reverse this indictment and direct it squarely to the guilty , murderous, slave making, deceitful, blood letting, satanic, demonic, God Damned Caucasian Race 👹

Only 4.4% of the slaves came to the USA... and the USA was the best place to go.. because most of the Slaves that went East in the Trans-Saharan slave trade had died and was treated awful.. and most of the slaves that went West were in South America.. and the Muslims had the biggest slave trade of all time for over a thousand years.. so it's ironic that black people in America become Muslim. If it wasn't for white people going into Africa and stopping Eastern blacks from enslaving Africans.. it would still be going on today.

@Khaled-xu5wr

10 жыл бұрын

You mention that Muslims had the biggest slave trade... This is false tribes in the Arabian peninsula and surrounding were part of that slave trade. They were not Muslims yet, when prophet muhammad came he bought and freed slaves himself. Soon when Muslims became powerful and established themselves in the region they began to follow and made sure there were no more slaves. Islam was a slave breaking religion.

@americanIDOLfan11111

10 жыл бұрын

Khaled Sherid No.. Islam controlled the African slave trade.. and slavery benefitted Muslim countries from the 9th century to the nineteenth century.. so what do you mean those countries weren't Muslim yet? Yes they were. And Muhammad owned many thousands of slaves.. so that's a bad example to bring up his name.. sure, records show he treated them better than other Muslims treated slaves.. but they were still slaves. And furthermore, what about the Muslims today that get caught enslaving tribes like the Dinka in the Sudan and selling them to other Muslims? But anyway.. slavery in Africa was legal in Classical antiquity and during Arab conquest, but was made illegal during European colonialism... so it's ironic that white people ended slavery in Africa during colonization, yet they take all the heat for slavery.. I always thought that was hilarious.. but that's what white people get.. you should never try to do things based on feelings.. because you will always look like the bad guy. And one more thing about religion, I'm an atheist, so I look at all religions unbiased.. but why do the Muslims lie about Christianity and slavery? They say slave masters forced slaves to be Christians.. but that's a lie.. black people were Christians before the Atlantic slave trade even existed. And another thing.. only 4% of the slaves in the trans atlantic slave trade came to the USA.. most went to South America.. but why does the USA take all the flack? And the USA was the best place to come if you were a slave anyway. People need to stop learning about slavery through biased mediums like Islam.. because Islam controlled the slave trade and try to hide it.

@mikethomas4875

10 жыл бұрын

To Ana Costellano: That's a STUPID-ASS comment,but what would one expect from a PIG but a GRUNT!!!!

@americanIDOLfan11111

10 жыл бұрын

Mike Thomas What's stupid about it? The fact that it's true? Yeah.. the truth always destroys propaganda that liars like you spew.

@2dasimmons

9 жыл бұрын

If you don't realize that the trans-Atlantic slave trade brought the HEBREWS OF THE BIBLE to the USA and other countries then you'll never understand the significance of slavery. True, the smallest % came to America yet this particular tribe of Hebrews has had the most impact around the world especially in music and social dynamic. This is why the honorable Muammar Ghadafi said the "ancient nations" were paying close attention to the status of the people of THE BOOK. He went on to say that Libya, Iran-Iraq etc., know these black folk (African-Americans) are the Jews a more precisely HEBREWS and that time is short. This is what distinguishes the Negro from other minorities like Mexicans and Asians, etc.

i wonder at this time if ali knew that sammy was apart of the church of satan with anton levay??

@ye23.

8 жыл бұрын

wtf?? thought he became a jew

@ronaldlaury5370

7 жыл бұрын

king samson Stop spreading lies

@teamiro5491

7 жыл бұрын

thats a lie

it's Cassius Clay!

@barringtonsmith9147

2 жыл бұрын

What's your point?

I'm so sick of people who live hundred years after their ancestors who where victimsClaiming there victims IT'S Bull Shit!!!!Get over it you live now your not a victims

Wow...Muhammad was suspended when this was recorded and Martin was still alive...Well Elijah disappointed Ali Too...Mohammad became Orthodox...Sammy was Impeccable...and Honest...He said he lived in the Twilight Zone...Sammy loved White Women back then...You know...Sammy as a Child could out dance Michael Jackson when he was a child...and this is Historic Video...Thanks...