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TEHRAN, November 08 - Leader of the US-based Nation of Islam Movement Louis Farrakhan has warned that President Donald Trump’s policies may result in the death of America.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) -Speaking in a Thursday press conference held at Press TV headquarters in Tehran, Farrakhan said Trump’s policies are eroding trust in the US across the world.
He warned that the Trump administration's policies, including its new sanctions on the Iranian nation, will “bring about the death” of the United States.
“The policies of our government would bring about a war in the Middle East that would be a trigger to the greatest war that has ever been; the war of Armageddon spoken of in the Bible,” Farrakhan said, quoting his “teacher” Elijah Muhammad, the former leader of the Nation of Islam.
"If the trigger of war in the Middle East is pulled by you using your surrogates at the insistence of Israel, then the war will trigger another kind of war, which will bring China, Russia, all of the nations into a war," Farrakhan said, addressing Trump.
"The war will end America as you know it,” he said, adding “if you do not heed the warning and correct your path, death will come.”
Farrakhan lashed out at the Trump administration for reimposing sanctions on Iran, saying the bans are "hurting the people of Iran,” not the Iranian government, as claimed by American officials.
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