Speaker 1: Welcome back to Civic Cipher. I am your host, Rams's
Speaker 1: Jah and I appreciate that you are continuing to ride
Speaker 1: with us as we continue to broadcast the balance and
Speaker 1: defend the discourse. From the Hip Hop Weekly Studios. Big
Speaker 1: shout out to my manaq you Board, who is in
Speaker 1: the Middle East this week changing the world. But have
Speaker 1: no fear. We have two amazing guests in the studio
Speaker 1: with us as we continue to discuss the ongoing problems
Speaker 1: in Palestine. The gentleman to my left, my new friend
Speaker 1: his name is Resistance is beautiful and a long standing
Speaker 1: friend of the show, Suzanne oslo Is. They're both here
Speaker 1: with us to have this conversation, so be sure to
Speaker 1: stick around as we continue to have this conversation again
Speaker 1: from the Hip Hop Weekly Studios, where we will pick
Speaker 1: up where we left off talking about how it feels
Speaker 1: to be in the United States when the United States
Speaker 1: is actively simplified or sympathizing with pressor But first and foremost,
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Speaker 1: we are going to shout out everybody who is spreading
Speaker 1: the word on the goings on in Palestine, and we
Speaker 1: are going to ask you to do the same. I'm
Speaker 1: certainly doing my part. And that's not to say don't
Speaker 1: be critical, that's not to say be one side, to
Speaker 1: be biased anything like that. But if you see something
Speaker 1: and you feel in your heart that it's wrong, please
Speaker 1: speak up. That's that's what I'm trying to do today.
Speaker 1: I'd like for you both to you know, offer up
Speaker 1: your social media's as well, because you know there's perhaps
Speaker 1: ways people can support both.
Speaker 2: Of Sure, Suzanna to go first.
Speaker 1: Yes to Zann please first.
Speaker 3: So my name is suzanneya team and my Instagram handle
Speaker 3: where I hang out. Please don't try to find me
Speaker 3: anywhere else it's too hard. Is Sue's s u z
Speaker 3: y A T I M A s l A M.
Speaker 2: And then mine is Resistance is Beautiful. You can find
Speaker 2: me on Instagram, on TikTok and any platform. Probably I'm
Speaker 2: going to start making as many as I can to
Speaker 2: get the word out about the genocide and Palestine. So yeah,
Speaker 2: resistance is beautiful. Please follow me, send me a message,
Speaker 2: and let's hit the streets together.
Speaker 1: Sure. Sure, And you know we mentioned at the top
Speaker 1: of the show Sean King, he's another person. But if
Speaker 1: you are uninformed or under informed, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: connective tissue there for you to tap into to become
Speaker 1: more educated about what is happening on the ground in Gaza.
Speaker 1: And there are human beings that need allies. And if
Speaker 1: you wish to become a better ally, hopefully we will
Speaker 1: have given you enough.
Speaker 2: To take some action.
Speaker 1: So we appreciate that. So let's get back to this
Speaker 1: conversation we've been having now we left off again. It's
Speaker 1: important to say this because I realized that a lot
Speaker 1: of people can co opt a narrative or pull something
Speaker 1: from our conversation that isn't strictly speaking, what we're trying
Speaker 1: to say in this conversation. What we're doing is being
Speaker 1: critical of a government. On this show, we are critical
Speaker 1: of governments. That's what we do. Government, government entities, white
Speaker 1: supremacist institutions, you name it. That's what we do right, familiar.
Speaker 1: We want these institutions to be better and to work
Speaker 1: for all people and to be equitable, and so in
Speaker 1: this conversation we will be critical of the Israeli government
Speaker 1: that in no way is a reflection of the human
Speaker 1: beings that live in Israel and certainly not indicative of
Speaker 1: how we feel about Jewish people. We started this conversation yea,
Speaker 1: with love for our Jewish fri and sisters.
Speaker 2: We can be critical of the Chinese government without hating
Speaker 2: the Chinese or hating religion, religions practiced by the Chinese.
Speaker 1: Perfect, perfect, Thank you, sir. So you both live in
Speaker 1: the United States of America, How does that feel to
Speaker 1: have the government here sending This government's.
Speaker 2: Been hijacked completely by Zionism. And the reality is that
Speaker 2: the money that we make here in America should be
Speaker 2: spent in America. And the reality is that the Republicans
Speaker 2: and Democrats all come back after they've killed millions in
Speaker 2: Iraq and Afghanistan and say we're so sorry. Right today,
Speaker 2: Democrats and Republicans say that was wrong. We should have
Speaker 2: never killed those Iraqis in those Afghanis. One point five
Speaker 2: million Iraqis were murdered by the United States government, according
Speaker 2: to the British Medical Journal, one point five million. And
Speaker 2: yet they want to convince us of more and more wars.
Speaker 2: The money should be used that we make here in America.
Speaker 2: That's what the money should be used for, to improve
Speaker 2: our healthcare, our education, you name it. It should be used here.
Speaker 2: But how much does America give Israel.
Speaker 3: Point eight billion dollars a year?
Speaker 2: Three point eight billion?
Speaker 1: This came to the right show, Keep going, keep going.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it's obvious. You just have to open your eyes. Sure, sure,
Speaker 2: I mean, this is our hard earned money. Speak to
Speaker 2: any American one on one and they'll probably tell you
Speaker 2: know what, you're right. I agree with you. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is not I don't believe in any way. This
Speaker 2: is extreme, an extreme belief. You know, this is Sit
Speaker 2: down with any American, talk to them like this and
Speaker 2: they'll tell you're probably right.
Speaker 3: So my view on it has been you don't know
Speaker 3: what you don't know. And there has been a very
Speaker 3: clear agenda by to your point, hijacked government who wants you,
Speaker 3: the citizen of America, to think a very specific thing,
Speaker 3: and they have their very specific goals. To our earlier
Speaker 3: conversation about a military base, in the Middle East. I
Speaker 3: want one. And so there's it goes so deep. But
Speaker 3: here's here's what we want. You've heard propaganda your whole
Speaker 3: life and asking you could you just wait and could
Speaker 3: you open your hearts just a little bit and could
Speaker 3: you actually listen to our stories. We have stories, we
Speaker 3: are connected to that land, and maybe before you form
Speaker 3: an opinion, could you just hear what we have to say. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And when I talk to Americans one on one, to
Speaker 3: your point, that's what I get. I get people who
Speaker 3: are going, oh okay, And so I have problems with
Speaker 3: the American government who doesn't. But when I talk to
Speaker 3: people one on one, they they are beautiful and they're
Speaker 3: open and they are willing to have that conversation. And
Speaker 3: that is all that we're asking.
Speaker 2: The American government in no way, shape or form represents
Speaker 2: the American people. It is completely hijacked. Yeah, it is
Speaker 2: completely and and you know, and the reality is three
Speaker 2: point eight billion dollars of our tax money going to
Speaker 2: Israel to murder children, to ethnically cleanse, to commit a
Speaker 2: genocide is unacceptable. And as an American who pays taxes,
Speaker 2: I'm offended completely.
Speaker 1: I would like to to add because you know, for
Speaker 1: a lot of people this even though this is happening
Speaker 1: right now and there is a significant number of access
Speaker 1: points into what's going on, the long standing narrative exists
Speaker 1: with really black people, really like kind of oppressed people
Speaker 1: in this land.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So what I want to say in solidarity, in the
Speaker 1: spirit of fellowship, is that for me, you know, I
Speaker 1: lived a big part of my life being.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 1: You know, I got to be cool. I got to
Speaker 1: meet the rappers and whatever what all that stuff, right,
Speaker 1: It was on the radio, right, And then I started
Speaker 1: doing this show and then been doing the show for
Speaker 1: three years, and then I had to do the way
Speaker 1: black history fact finding out about all these atrocities that
Speaker 1: were government sanctioned atrocities that happened against my people. And
Speaker 1: how you know, people think of black people as like, oh,
Speaker 1: you're poor, you know all this stuff, and it's like, man,
Speaker 1: you know, we didn't used to be poor, and then
Speaker 1: now we got poor. And then everybody we know who
Speaker 1: took it and they it was the law that they
Speaker 1: could take it, and all this stuff. And then people say, oh,
Speaker 1: well you you black people, you have a victim mentality
Speaker 1: and you need to you know, you you you have
Speaker 1: selective outrage. Why are you always mad at the police,
Speaker 1: And we're like, well, the police have all the money,
Speaker 1: and you know, poverty is what informs crime rates. And
Speaker 1: there's a critical process to fixing these things. So it's
Speaker 1: not selected outrages as much as it's one foot in
Speaker 1: front of the other. We have to start with this outrage.
Speaker 1: And and so I said that to say, I can
Speaker 1: only imagine what it feels like, yeah, to be in
Speaker 1: an active like like this type of war zone, because
Speaker 1: I had never seen my people be bombed on this land,
Speaker 1: of course, but from a from a from a spiritual perspective,
Speaker 1: I know exactly how it feels when a government turn
Speaker 1: their back on There's.
Speaker 2: A book called The Color of Money. Okay, yes, I've
Speaker 2: heard of this, and it talks about specifically how banks
Speaker 2: ensured that African Americans couldn't succeed.
Speaker 1: Yeah. In fact, real quick, last last I believe it
Speaker 1: was the last show or the show before we talked
Speaker 1: about a bank robbery. There was a slave bank that
Speaker 1: that popped up. It was run by white men and
Speaker 1: it was you know, it was a government institution. Abraham
Speaker 1: Lincoln signed it in the law. But they require they
Speaker 1: stole billions of people of money from these black Civil
Speaker 1: Civil War soldiers and ex slaves as they made money
Speaker 1: and they deposited, and it was just sto This is
Speaker 1: before redlining, This was during Jim Crow, This was doing
Speaker 1: all that. This is just And then of course we
Speaker 1: know about massacres, We know about you know, flooding black
Speaker 1: owned land and just to to to sweep the black
Speaker 1: people out. We know about all these things, and today's
Speaker 1: show is not about that. But I want you to
Speaker 1: know that if there is that feeling, that it is
Speaker 1: shared here and that this is a safe space for that,
Speaker 1: you know, for that to exist. Now I do want
Speaker 1: to talk about really I want to I want to
Speaker 1: talk about your resistance, your forms of act that are
Speaker 1: novel and creative, because we have a lot of people
Speaker 1: who are activist slash activist adjacent that listen to this
Speaker 1: show that appreciate sort of the creative ways that we
Speaker 1: deal with things. Yeah, and so your type of activism
Speaker 1: when you when you first got this letter and you said,
Speaker 1: you know, I was taught by you were talking to
Speaker 1: the black officers, and I was taught by your people
Speaker 1: how to resist. Yeah, and then to see you know
Speaker 1: what you did on Black Friday. You know, I want
Speaker 1: you to speak to that and let us know where
Speaker 1: your mind goes when the time comes to be active.
Speaker 2: So for us Palestinians, we have a statue of Nelson
Speaker 2: Mandela in the West Bank.
Speaker 1: That's special.
Speaker 3: I forgot about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's very special. I mean you talk about icon.
Speaker 4: You know, Malcolm X always would say, I'm going to
Speaker 4: take my values and my morals from my occupier.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that like it's through my veins, you know.
Speaker 2: So when the officer came, I just just telling him
Speaker 2: what I learned from my heroes, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And yeah, there it is Palestine, and I know that
Speaker 2: when I was speaking to that officer, I know that
Speaker 2: it rang true. And the officer told me history repeats itself.
Speaker 2: That's what you told me, you know. And but doesn't
Speaker 2: mean you stay complacent and what I tell him to.
Speaker 2: Thank you for this trespassing notice, thank you for the ticket,
Speaker 2: thank you for whatever. I have a court date coming up.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. I'll be back onto the streets louder,
Speaker 2: more often and stronger. It won't stop me.
Speaker 1: That's That's where I want us to lean in. So
Speaker 1: you also mentioned something to me before you were protesting
Speaker 1: at a mall, a number of malls. Then, you know,
Speaker 1: the people asked you to leave the mall, leave the
Speaker 1: grounds or whatever, and you told me something. It was beautiful,
Speaker 1: you said, I take it as a sign from God
Speaker 1: that and I don't want to stay.
Speaker 2: You're pretty sure, I'll say it's sure. So as a Muslim,
Speaker 2: you know, we pray five times a day, worship stand.
Speaker 2: We pray, worship no matter what, even if a genocide
Speaker 2: is happening against our people. We don't stop our prayers
Speaker 2: as we worship a Lah no matter what. He is
Speaker 2: the King, he is the creator. And at the end
Speaker 2: of every prayer, I always say the same thing, yeah Allah,
Speaker 2: Oh God, use me as your tool to spread awareness
Speaker 2: about the genocide happening against Palestinians, whatever that may be.
Speaker 2: You want ten people to see me, great. You want
Speaker 2: me to show up on this podcast on the radio, fantastic,
Speaker 2: I'll take it. When the officers come to me, they
Speaker 2: say you can't stand here, I tell him, no problem.
Speaker 2: Where do you want me to stand? He says, stand
Speaker 2: at that street light, and you'll see in video after
Speaker 2: a video after video they move me from light to
Speaker 2: light to light, and I see that as God's hand
Speaker 2: at work, because every time I get moved, I get
Speaker 2: moved to a busier and busier and busier intersection.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: I was at the first stop sign that you saw,
Speaker 2: and they moved me over to Scottsville Road in the
Speaker 2: entrance of Fashion Square. Then they move me overwhere to
Speaker 2: scott Still and Camelback, which is that's bigger, even bigger,
Speaker 2: and the same. When I wherever I go, I do
Speaker 2: the same thing. I see it as God moving me
Speaker 2: from place to place. Because that's it. I have completely
Speaker 2: committed myself to this. I said, yeah, oh God, use
Speaker 2: me as a tool whatever you want it. That's what
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: I think that you know, there's there's a reason why
Speaker 1: you have so many people following you, so many people
Speaker 1: seeing your videos. But also I think that you know
Speaker 1: the people that are maybe just be getting acquainted with
Speaker 1: what it is you're doing right now. I think that
Speaker 1: what your activism does is it suggests that all forms
Speaker 1: of activism can be meaningful correct, and that if people
Speaker 1: really believe, Because what I get from you every time
Speaker 1: we talk is that there is a profile found belief
Speaker 1: that exists in you and indeed Palestinian people. And I've
Speaker 1: known this to be true long before October seventh about
Speaker 1: people from the Middle East, Yes, and people who are
Speaker 1: are Muslim and people who speak Arabic or Uru or
Speaker 1: any of these languages.
Speaker 2: Is that.
Speaker 1: Belief is not hope, It is like it's bona belief. Yes,
Speaker 1: I believe absolutely whatever. Thanks be to God when the
Speaker 1: good happens, and thanks be to God when the bad happens.
Speaker 1: You see, you know, absolutely happen everything you see. But yeah,
Speaker 1: to your point, and I do want to mention one
Speaker 1: more thing something that we believe in. Right, when occupation
Speaker 1: becomes law, resistance becomes duty. Yeah, occupation becomes law, resistance
Speaker 1: becomes duty.
Speaker 2: You have to resist. And there's many different ways of resisting.
Speaker 2: You can vote, you can civil disobedience, you can protest.
Speaker 2: You can call a senator like Mark Kelly who supports
Speaker 2: Israel killing Palestinians. Mark Kelly, the senator in Arizona. Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: He gets money from apac Apak is a lobbyist group
Speaker 2: here in America that works for the Israeli government and
Speaker 2: pays off all of our politicians. Aipac Apak pays off
Speaker 2: all of these politicians. Why do you think they keep
Speaker 2: saying what death and Gaza? What? Nothing's happening.
Speaker 3: Here's the one thing that Democrats agree on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you see because they're paid well, like mar Kelly,
Speaker 2: he got paid between two hundred and fifty thousand to
Speaker 2: five hundred thousand by a pack. They give money to
Speaker 2: all of our politicians and they buy them out. So
Speaker 2: then when you look at them and you say that's weird,
Speaker 2: why are they like acting like nothing's happening because they
Speaker 2: got paid by a pack.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you this. Yeah, I saw something.
Speaker 1: This was kind of a while ago. Now, Yeah, there
Speaker 1: was a woman who she might have been a congresswoman.
Speaker 1: Uh and maybe she was even palist in.
Speaker 2: Rashida Trashida Klieb. Did they did they tell her that
Speaker 2: she couldn't Yes, you, well, she's getting in. Yeah, they're
Speaker 2: giving a lot of heat even in Congress silence censured her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's like she was here.
Speaker 3: She tried to come here to a su which is
Speaker 3: I thought, that's why.
Speaker 2: That's why I was there. Okay, but then they didn't
Speaker 2: told her that she's not allowed to speak.
Speaker 3: As Yeah, so a student group invited her and then
Speaker 3: some people didn't like that. She's a Palsingian congresswoman. She's
Speaker 3: the only Palasini in congress woman. She said, from the
Speaker 3: river to the sea, Palestine will be free. Congress censured
Speaker 3: her for that, even though other congress people have said,
Speaker 3: we're going to turn Gaza into a parking lot. Let's
Speaker 3: put that aside for a minute. What I thought was
Speaker 3: really weird, and a friend and notified me today about it.
Speaker 3: So she wasn't allowed to speak at this student organization
Speaker 3: at Arizona State University. A few days later, guess who
Speaker 3: came to talk at Arizona State University.
Speaker 2: Joe R.
Speaker 3: Pyo, who was a convicted felon and Arizona is paying
Speaker 3: so much money because of what he did. But he
Speaker 3: came and he got to speak because he's I think
Speaker 3: running again for mayor and Fountain Hills. Why is he
Speaker 3: allowed to come and speak and we're not blocking him, We're.
Speaker 2: Not at a congresswoman, a congressman is not allowed to
Speaker 2: speak at Arizona State University. And so actually there's footage
Speaker 2: you can see footage on like on my social media
Speaker 2: where since since outside, you know, we're all outside, we're
Speaker 2: not allowed to go inside to hear Rashida's speech. They
Speaker 2: have her on a laptop right her voice, and the
Speaker 2: media is there right with their cameras and everyone's sitting
Speaker 2: by the laptop with microphones, and it's this iconic image,
Speaker 2: like it's something that will never leave my mind. Like
Speaker 2: that's when you know, whatever she's saying is the truth,
Speaker 2: and the Empire of Lie's truth is treason. Wait a minute,
Speaker 2: she's not allowed to go into that room speak on
Speaker 2: a podium. A congressman has to be on a laptop
Speaker 2: through zoom and all of the media and everyone has
Speaker 2: their microphones on the laptop and we're all standing in
Speaker 2: asu on property but outside of the building that's been
Speaker 2: locked listening to her. Wow, well that's interesting. I thought
Speaker 2: this is the land of the free. I thought, this
Speaker 2: is the land where we can express whatever we want
Speaker 2: to express however we want without persecution. So real, real quick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was censured, Yes, because.
Speaker 3: Of what she said, from the River to the Sea,
Speaker 3: Palestine will be free.
Speaker 1: So she said this phrase.
Speaker 3: She said that phrase so because because they think that
Speaker 3: that means that we are asking for the genocide of
Speaker 3: all Israelis.
Speaker 2: So while they're committing a genocide.
Speaker 3: People hear what they want to hear.
Speaker 1: Well, true, this is true.
Speaker 2: This is all part of it's part of the psychological propaganda.
Speaker 2: So eventually, what will happen, depending on how many years
Speaker 2: this goes on for eventually, what will happen is they'll
Speaker 2: tell you the word Palestine, the words free Palestine, are violent,
Speaker 2: are illegal. In the book nineteen eighty four written by
Speaker 2: Georgia orwell, what do they do? In the book, there's
Speaker 2: a dictionary and every year that people who work for
Speaker 2: the government they celebrate that they remove more and more
Speaker 2: words from the dictionary in that book. Yes, the word
Speaker 2: revolution has been removed from the dictionary. The word resistance
Speaker 2: has been removed from the dictionary. It's the same here.
Speaker 2: They do not want you to say the words free,
Speaker 2: free Palestine, or from the river to the sea. And
Speaker 2: eventually it's going to it's going to grow. It's like
Speaker 2: a cancer, right the occupier is a cancer. It'll grow.
Speaker 2: And then he'll tell you, wait a minute, don't say
Speaker 2: the word Palestine when you go as a Palasinian. If
Speaker 2: you go to visit Palestine right now, as a Palestine Palaesinian,
Speaker 2: they say where are you from? And I say Palestine?
Speaker 2: What did the Israeli soldiers tell me there is no
Speaker 2: such thing as Palestine. They want to take from you.
Speaker 2: Does a cancer stop when it spreads? Does it cancer stop?
Speaker 2: Does it ask the liver permission? Does a cancer ask
Speaker 2: the brain permission? It does not ask. It just spreads.
Speaker 2: And that's exactly what the Israeli government is. It's a cancer.
Speaker 2: It's a cancer to Jewish people. It's a cancer to Muslims,
Speaker 2: to Christians, to Atheists, to Mormons, to Catholics. And what
Speaker 2: they're trying to do with Rashida klab the only Palestinian congresswoman,
Speaker 2: is telling her the words you're choosing are genocidal. Yet
Speaker 2: they give four billion dollars a year. They've commit actual
Speaker 2: genocide where they're dropping bombs as we're having this conversation
Speaker 2: right now on Palestinians. Right now, as we're having this conversation,
Speaker 2: the US bombs are dropping on Palestinians right this minute.
Speaker 1: You know what here, I'm going to say this. We're
Speaker 1: never going to have enough time on this show. I
Speaker 1: have an hour on this show, but I do want
Speaker 1: to take a moment and say the more I see this, yeah,
Speaker 1: the more I feel like the nation state of Israel
Speaker 1: is really causing a lot more harm in the world
Speaker 1: than healing at pressolutely. You know, once upon a time
Speaker 1: people were up in arms about, you know, Hamas having
Speaker 1: killed a bunch of babies, and then it recently came
Speaker 1: out that actually that wasn't true, it was not. The
Speaker 1: most they could find was too and they couldn't even
Speaker 1: for one hundred percent say that it was Hamas absolutely
Speaker 1: killed those babies.
Speaker 2: And yet.
Speaker 1: We've seen from video footage actual human babies, yes.
Speaker 2: Pulled out of ten thousand Palaesinian children murdered by Israel
Speaker 2: as of today, in the last sixty days, sixty thousand.
Speaker 1: I've seen with these eyes, right, And so what I
Speaker 1: would like to ask for you to do is refer
Speaker 1: to our conversation that we had on the Black Information Network.
Speaker 1: You can if you have the iHeart radio app or
Speaker 1: if you any podcasts, the Black Information Network, any podcasting platform.
Speaker 1: We have had a much larger conversation about this, and
Speaker 1: there's still conversations to be had. Please educate yourself because
Speaker 1: we there's just not enough time.
Speaker 2: There's alan enough title here, enough time for them too,
Speaker 2: for the Palasin right now, there's not enough time. We
Speaker 2: need to stop funding to Israel immediately. Well, what I'd
Speaker 2: like to do is, let's one more time plug your
Speaker 2: social media so you first, Resistance is beautiful. You can
Speaker 2: find me on Instagram and TikTok hit me up. Let's
Speaker 2: hit the streets together. Resistance is beautiful.
Speaker 3: And then Suzanne, I'm on Instagram and a little bit
Speaker 3: on TikTok at sus ye team Yat I m aslam
Speaker 3: a s l A M.
Speaker 1: And Sue's is s u Z. Of course follow us
Speaker 1: at Civic Cipher on all platforms, and I wish I
Speaker 1: could go back and redo our becoming better. Ally, listen
Speaker 1: to the conversation that we had on the Black Information
Speaker 1: Network Daily podcast. It's not that old. You'll be able
Speaker 1: to find it and it will bring you up to speed.
Speaker 1: You know, we've talked to a lot of Jewish folks
Speaker 1: who we know and love, and I think that this
Speaker 1: perspective is more than needed. So thank you both for
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you so much for having us honors.
Speaker 1: And until next week, y'all peace,