[Mule]

I think I remember him as Leroy Jefferson from Pidgeontown.

Personally I thought Mama Lookaboobooday said it better in Howard Stern's movie, "kill, kill, kill, the white man.

Kallid Muhammed said it best, "If we want to be merciful at all, when we gain enough power from God almighty to take our freedom and independence from him, we give him 24 hours to get out of town by sundown. That's all. If he won't get out of town by sundown, we kill everything white that ain't right that's in sight in South Africa. We kill the women, we kill the children, we kill the babies, we kill the blind, we kill the cripple, we kill [inaudible] 'em all ... You say why kill the babies in South Africa? Because they gonna grow up one day to oppress our babies so we kill the babies. Why kill the women, they, they -- because they lay on their back -- they are the military or the army's manufacturing center - they lay on their back and [inaudible] -- reinforcements roll out from between their legs. So we kill the women too. You gonna kill the elders too. Kill old ones too -- goddamn, if they're in a wheelchair, push 'em off a cliff in Capetown. Push 'em off a cliff in Capetown, or Johannesburg, or [inaudible] or Port [inaudible] or [Durban], how in the hell do you think they got old? They got old oppressing black people. I say kill the blind, kill the cripple, kill the [inaudible]. Goddamn it, and when you get through killing them all, go to the goddamn graveyard and dig up the grave and kill 'em a goddamn gin cause they didn't die hard enough. They didn't die hard enough. They didn't die hard enough. And if you kill them all and you don't have the strength to dig 'em up, then take your gun and shoot in the goddamn grave, kill 'em again, kill 'em again, cause they didn't die hard enough."