Black Panthers Leader Threatens To Mobilize At Polling Places In November

The national chairman of the New Black Panther party is claiming that his organization is willing, and may already be gearing-up, to repeat its voter intimidation performance of four years ago... this time around, at polling places across the country.

Speaking on WABC's "Aaron Klein Investigative Radio," Malik Zulu Shabazz, rationalized that mobilization at the polls may be necessary as a precaution to prevent “intimidation against our people.”

WND reported that when Klein asked Shabazz if any of his people were planning on carrying weapons to the polls again, Shabazz replied: "You’re not gonna bait me into that. I know what you are here to do. ... We will be there.” While no one should need to be reminded of what transpired back in 2008, the video of the incident appears below. New Black Panther party members were caught on video back in 2008 standing at the entrance to a Philadelphia area polling place, shouting racially charged threats at citizens ("white devils") as they entered the polling place to vote: "You’re about to be ruled by the black man, cracker.” The men were dressed in paramilitary garb and at least one was armed with billy-club. Eric Holder's Department of Injustice refused to prosecute the individuals in spite of the overwhelming evidence against them and the incident prompted a long-time DOJ attorney J. Christian Adams to resign from the DOJ in disgust. You can read more about Klein's interview with Shabazz here. RELATED STORIES 33 Million Americans Believe They Are Registered To Vote But Are Not Registered To Vote! Registration Deadlines In Most States Will Pass Soon. Use This Free Tool To Check Your Status.