Biography [edit] Early years Smith was born in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, and is of Jamaican heritage. He was born to Rastafarian, middle-class parents. But he himself is a Five Percenter as he later converted to the religion of the Nation of Gods and Earths. When he was 12 his family moved to Uniondale, New York, a suburb of New York City on Long Island, where he was raised and eventually met up with other artists from the growing area hip hop community, including rappers Jay-Z and The Notorious B.I.G.. He graduated from Uniondale High School in 1991.[2]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busta_Rhymes=============================================================================The Nation of Gods and Earths From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from Five Percenter) Jump to: navigation, search The Five Percenter Universal Flag (Seven, Sun, Moon, and Star). The Nation of Gods and Earths, commonly known as the Five-Percent Nation, the Five-Percent Nation of Islam, or the Five Percenters was founded in Harlem in 1964 by Clarence 13X, known to his young disciples as Allah (the Arabic term for God) or the Father. The Nation of Gods and Earths angered religious and political leaders, who viewed the group as an offshoot of the Nation of Islam (NOI), which was already viewed by traditional Muslims as heretical. This came with the Nation having stated its predicted coming and its goal of seeking freedom, justice, and equality from economic, political, social, educational, and religious injustices in the United States and the world over.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Percenter Teachings [edit] Basis The members of the Nation of Gods and Earths (NGE) view themselves (Black men of their Nation) as their own God (both individually and collectively the Original Man).[1] Five Percenters sometimes refer to themselves as scientists, implying their search for knowledge and proof, and not beliefs in theories.[7] The teachings of the Nation of Gods and Earths are passed on through oral tradition, much like the griots of west Africa. The advancement of a Five Percenter is based on his or her memorization, recitation, comprehension, and practical application of the Supreme Mathematics and the Supreme Alphabet—lessons written by Clarence 13X- and also the 120 Lessons, sometimes referred to as degrees, a revised version of the Supreme Wisdom lessons of the NOI, originally written by Wallace Fard Muhammad and Elijah Muhammad.[2][5][8] [edit] Origin of Five-Percent title Five Percenters also teach that Black people specifically, and the entire world population more generally, can be divided into three groups:

• The 85%, easily led in the wrong direction hard to be led in the right direction, who are the humble masses, mentally deaf, dumb , and blind to the truth about themselves and the world in which they live.
• The 10%, who understand much of the truth but use it to their advantage to keep the 85% under their control through religion, politics, entertainment, economics, and other methods.
• The 5%, who are the enlightened divine beings, having repossessed knowledge of the truth regarding the foundations of life and of oneself, and seek to punitively liberate the 85% through education.

The percentages presented, according to most Five Percenters, are not meant to be exact but are instead meant to represent the public, the religious and political rulers, and the few truly enlightened people on earth, respectively. The numbers used point out common traits to identify the members of these three groups and can be fully understood using the language of Supreme Mathematics.[2][1][4][7][8][6] [edit] Supreme Mathematics

Main article: Supreme Mathematics

The Supreme Mathematics, in the teachings of the Nation of Gods and Earths, is a system of understanding numbers alongside concepts that are used along with the Supreme Alphabet.[8][5] Despite its name, the Supreme Mathematics is not actually a system of mathematics. It instead is a variety of numerology specific to the theology and philosophy of the the Nation of Gods and Earths, derived from Sufism elements.[2][1] 1. Knowledge 2. Wisdom 3. Understanding 4. Culture/Freedom (40 or more) 5. Power of Refinement 6. Equality 7. God 8. Build/Destroy 9. Born 0. etc etc (see Wikipedia link) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Percenter ======================================================================   

NIGGER BUSTA RHYMES AND DC NIGGER SNIPERS ALL PART OF THE FIVE PER CENTERS BLACK SUPREMACIST. MAYBE NIGGER BLACK SUPREMACIST PREZ OBAMANATION WILL PARDON THEM? YOU KNOW, UNDER COMBINED PRESSURE FROM HIS AFFILIATED CHURCHES AND MAGICKAL BLACK SUPREMACIST UMBRELLA BELIEVERS--TRINITY,NATIONA OF ISLAM AND THE 5%ers THEMSELVES...NOT TO MENTION A WHOLE PANOPLY OF OTHER BLACK SUPREMACIST ORGS IN THE USA AND SOUTH AFRICA.
Are the Snipers Part of the "Five Percent Nation"? ("The Black Man is God" Among Teachings)http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/776431/posts

Note that kike hater Murray Rothstein (fake legal name Sumner Redstone) has no mention of Nigger supremacist Smith's hateful religion on his (Rothstein's) MTV website, but rather, glowingly lauds Smith's "Afrocentric" stylizations.    Full Biography The most idiosyncratic personality in rap and possessor of its most recognizable delivery, a halting, ragga-inspired style with incredible complexity, inventiveness, and humor, Busta Rhymes formed Leaders of the New School in 1990 and released two albums with the group before breaking out with a 1996 solo hit single, "Woo-Hah!! Got You All in Check." Born in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, in 1972 of Jamaican heritage (a definite influence on his rapping style), Busta moved to Long Island in 1983 and, at Uniondale High School, met up with MCs Charlie Brown, Dinco D., and Cut Monitor Milo. Inspired by fellow Long Islanders Public Enemy and Eric B. & Rakim, the foursome united as Leaders of the New School and signed a deal with Elektra Records right out of the gate, when Busta was only 17 years old. Much respected in the hip-hop underground for their Afrocentric philosophy and tough rapping styles, Leaders of the New School debuted in 1991 with Future Without a Past... but released only one more album, 1993's T.I.M.E., before breaking up the following year. Out on his own for the first time, Busta called on some friends, appearing on A Tribe Called Quest's "Scenario," the incredible remix of Craig Mack's "Flava in Ya Ear" (also featuring Notorious B.I.G. and LL Cool J), as well as other projects with Boyz II Men, Mary J. Blige, and TLC. He also appeared in the 1995 John Singleton film Higher Learning and earned a solo contract with Elektra. Busta's first album, The Coming, proved a huge hit; the single "Woo-Hah!! Got You All in Check" hit the Top Ten and pushed the album into gold-record territory. His second album, When Disaster Strikes, debuted at number three in September 1997. Extinction Level Event followed a year later, and in mid-2000, Busta released Anarchy while appearing on the silver screen in a remake of the blaxploitation classic Shaft. 2002's It Ain't Safe No More and 2006's Aftermath-released The Big Bang followed. While shooting a video for a remix of the latter album's "Touch It," Busta's bodyguard was shot to death. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide http://www.mtv.com/music/artist/rhymes_busta/artist.jhtml#bio

FBI pdf's on the Five Percenters-
http://foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/5percent.htm Hip hop artists such as Rakim, Wu-Tang Clan, Brand Nubian, Talib Kweli, Papoose, Busta Rhymes, Hell Razah, Erykah Badu, Nas, Prodigy, Jus Allah, Poor Righteous Teachers, Gang Starr, J-Live, AZ, and many others had success spreading the theology of the Five Percenters. This spread, in part, uses the language of Supreme Mathematics, which represents universal law and order, and the Supreme Alphabet, which represents universal principles of life, ostensibly to forge solidarity with the inner-city youth through a common language.[8] The main theme of the Five-Percenter doctrine that can be heard on hip hop records is the teaching that the Original Blackman is God, the Original Blackwoman is the planet Earth, and through the inner esoteric powers of the Gods and Earths, the youth can transform and possess its true potential, which seems to overthrow the overbearing oligarchy by becoming just rulers of themselves. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nation_of_Gods_and_Earths

MALVO AND HIS BUTT-DADDY KILLED TEN PEOPLE, INCLUDING AN FBI AGENT.  MALVO IS A NIGGER FROM JAMAICA, JUST LIKE BUSTA RHYMES.  THE FIVE PERCENTERS ARE NOT A RELIGION--BUT RATHER, A CRIMINAL GANG AND BUSTA RHYMES IS A MEMBER.  HERE IS AN IMAGE OF THE ACTUAL LETTER MALVO LEFT BEHIND ON A TREE AT THE SCENE OF ONE OF HIS MURDERS-CLICK THIS LINK AT CNN TO ENLARGE THE LETTER AND READ ITS ENTIRE CONTENTS-http://archives.cnn.com/2002/US/South/10/26/sniper.letter.graphic/sniper.letter.0.gif

Are the Snipers Part of the "Five Percent Nation"? ("The Black Man is God" Among Teachings)http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:pX8c_AbMv4gJ:www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/776431/posts+malvo+%2Bfive+percenter+letter&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=5 The Associated Press on October 26 also published a report on the contents of the sniper letter that was left behind by the killers on a tree behind a steakhouse in Ashland, Virginia. The letter contained numerous clues as to the identity and religious beliefs of the killers. The letter referred to the author as “God.” It also included the phrase “word is bond” a phrase used by a fringe group of NOI known as “The Nation of Gods and Earths” or the “Five Percenters.” The headquarters of this group is the Allah School in Mecca, located in New York City. http://www.traditionalvalues.org/modules.php?sid=595FBI pdf's on the Five Percenters-
http://foia.fbi.gov/foiaindex/5percent.htmHip hop artists such as Rakim, Wu-Tang Clan, Brand Nubian, Talib Kweli, Papoose, Busta Rhymes, Hell Razah, Erykah Badu, Nas, Prodigy, Jus Allah, Poor Righteous Teachers, Gang Starr, J-Live, AZ, and many others had success spreading the theology of the Five Percenters. This spread, in part, uses the language of Supreme Mathematics, which represents universal law and order, and the Supreme Alphabet, which represents universal principles of life, ostensibly to forge solidarity with the inner-city youth through a common language.[8] The main theme of the Five-Percenter doctrine that can be heard on hip hop records is the teaching that the Original Blackman is God, the Original Blackwoman is the planet Earth, and through the inner esoteric powers of the Gods and Earths, the youth can transform and possess its true potential, which seems to overthrow the overbearing oligarchy by becoming just rulers of themselves. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nation_of_Gods_and_Earths