Quotes About Supremacy

The Ku Klux Klan is the invisible government of the United States," he told his followers at Liberty Hall in 1922, and it "represents to a great extent the feelings of every real white American.

Within the Nation, he [Malcolm] explained that his purpose was to present the views of Elijah Muhammad and to challenge distortions about their religion. In fact, his objectives were to turn upside down the standard racial dialectic of black subordination and white supremacy, and to show off his rhetorical skill at the expense of white authorities and Negro integrationists.

They took – or were granted by whoever was in charge

whose inferiority proclaimed her own supremacy so loud...

It's because I remind them they're not God," I said. "And that if there is one, I'm closer to Him than they are.

I AM THE LAW!

Everything God does—past, present, or future, whether in grace or in judgment—is to reveal His glory.

Omnipotence is bought with ceaseless fear.

Who is all-powerful should fear everything.

This is not a democracy," I said, understanding he fear but unable to do anything about it. "It's a Maxocracy.

Being the best is great, I'm number one. But being unique is greater, I'm the only one.

Being the best is great, your the number one. Being unique is greater, your the only one.

Being the best is great, you're number 1. But being unique is greater, you're the only one.

Being the best is great, you're number one; but being unique is greater, you're the only one.

Because in the end, your enemy must ultimately fear you, understand your supremacy.

Dominion won by fear and secured by fear was still sweeter than any that could be got another way.

He who comes first, eats first.

Now, then, in order to understand white supremacy we must dismiss the fallacious notion that white people can give anybody their freedom.

For know that no one is free, except Zeus.

Freedom means the supremacy of human rights everywhere.

Trample the weak. Hurdle the dead.

Dear me! I must be turning into a god.

Power isn't everything ...its the only thing.

Whatsoever we give the supremacy of the inward man to, whatsoever we love most, whatsoever we trust most, whatsoever we fear most, whatsoever we joy and delight most, whatsoever we obey most—that is our god."117 In the end, one's love indicates one's God118—for no human lives without loving.119