Louis Farrakhan, born Louis Eugene Walcott on May 11, 1933, in Roxbury, Massachusetts is the leader of the Nation of Islam (NOI) movement, a quasi-religious, U.

S.-based, black nationalist organization with an estimated membership of 100,000 in 1995. Its headquarters are in Chicago.the noi continues to be one of the fastest-growing religious movements in the modern black American community. Farrakhan and NOI, although highly controversial, have done much to raise the sense of dignity of many black Americans. Many young black men feel that they have "found a place to serve God in the dignity of my race."NOI teaches that all black men are gods and that all white men were created by an evil black god (Yakub) who was a scientist. As Farrakhan has said, 'You (white people) are the devil... you are nothing but the devil in the plainest language.' Jews are viewed as 'blood suckers,' and those who have historically taken advantage of the downtrodden state of the black man. Farrakhan has described Hitler as 'wickedly great,' and Judaism as a 'dirty religion.'Richey Edwards said about this song (revol, or: 'lover' when read backwards): 'All those lines like 'Brezhnev married into group sex' are just analogies really. It's trying to say that relationships in politics, and relationships in general, are failures.'