Facebook: Farrakhan’s Anti-Semitic Conspiracy Theories Don’t Violate ‘Hate Speech’ Rules

By Geller Report Staff

Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrkhan’s Facebook page may be filled with anti-semitic, vicious and angry posts and conspiracy theories — but according to the social media powers-that-be, that’s all A-OK to stay.

Apparently, Farrakhan’s rhetoric doesn’t violate Facebook’s terms of service.

Fact is, Louis Farrakhan, the head of the Nation of Islam, is the leader of a designated hate group, has praised Adolf Hitler as “a very great man,” and has been labeled “the leading anti-Semite in America.”

Consider what he once said by way of proving his righteousness: “If God was not with him and the Nation of Islam we could not have survived the constant and ever increasing assault of the United States government and those who say they are Jews, but are of the Synagogue of Satan.”

This — even as Alex Jones, deemed a hater, can’t find a home on several social media sites any longer.

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