Harlem Bloods 1965 ☆ Original 5 Percenters.
The original Five Percenters in Harlem were influenced by Malcolm X[1], not Clarence 13 X. The media attempted to assign them Clarence 13 X as Allah, their leader, but the youth rejected the devil's narrative in 1965. The original Five Percenters were Muslims who claimed no leadership, nor did they claim that the True and Living God is a Black man strung out on white dope.
They made it clear that Allah is God, not some celebrity figure that the media could exploit to ridicule Malcolm's followers - The Blood Brothers. The original Blood Brothers are called Five Percenters because 5 represents the Poor Righteous Teachers - the Ahle Bayt of Prophet Muhammad (s) whom Fard introduced to N.O.I. in the Supreme Wisdom.
The Supreme Alphabet of the Five Percent MUSLIM Nation is called 'ilm al-harauf in Islamic sciences. Muslims do not believe that satan created the stars and are not spooked by the Signs of Heaven as the heathen are dismayed. YHWH MSLM - Isaiah 66:6
The unity desired by the Harlem Bloods came to Chicago in 1966. The Blood gangs of Chicago included Blackstone Rangers, Disciples, and Vice Lords. Each gang adopted the Red Flag that summer and BPSN was born in December of 1966. Jesse Jackson, Jeff Fort, and Mickey Cogwell are the original Blackstone Rangers.
In 1972 the Crips united with Chicago BPSN and can be seen throwing the P-Stone fist in Wattstax, under the command of BPSN Jesse Jackson.
In 1973 the Crips joined the Blood Brothers, along with the Pirus, Brims, Black P Stones, and Bounty Hunters. This is documented in Los Angeles history as Brothers Unlimited. Note: The Baby Crips can be seen wearing red rags in a 1975 movie called Darktown Strutters. In the 70s, Crips were either Cuzz or Blood. They obviously lied about all of this and tried to distort recorded history with a Hollywood narration.
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organization...