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Speaker 1: Rascal Ross rasps other learning class. Rasping ros is back
Speaker 1: on Big Facts now last time, Raspy Ros here, you
Speaker 1: got us in a lot of trouble, man, and we
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Speaker 1: win what what what's the what nickname is that the devil?
Speaker 1: The devil? Oh my goodness, Look, we're gonna chop it up.
Speaker 1: Bonus Big Facts. The first thing we want to talk about,
Speaker 1: is all African Americans getting shot and or murdered by police?
Speaker 1: Why does this keep happening? Can we stop this from happening?
Speaker 1: How do we stop this from happening? Why African Americans
Speaker 1: getting shot in the back several times? We just saw
Speaker 1: happening again in l A. Uh. You know, I'm saying.
Speaker 1: We had some conversations, but we want to just open
Speaker 1: it up. Man, why is this happening? Can't we stop it?
Speaker 1: Will it stop? Let's just say something off top? What
Speaker 1: that we have to do as a people. We have
Speaker 1: to start identifying police, ask who they really are slave
Speaker 1: catchers And the longest our perception is that they are
Speaker 1: here to protecting sir, which was a marketing campaign. We're
Speaker 1: never going to get out this mind funk that were
Speaker 1: in because we keep looking at them as they're supposed
Speaker 1: to do something for They're supposed to help us, they're
Speaker 1: supposed to protect us. But if we are looking at
Speaker 1: them as they're supposed to harm us or catch us
Speaker 1: and throw us in the slavery how our mentality towards
Speaker 1: a cop will be different. And that's what That's one
Speaker 1: of the biggest things I see Our perception of them,
Speaker 1: not who they really are. Our perception is a faith
Speaker 1: perception of marketing perception. So first off, we gotta get
Speaker 1: to who they really are and what they have been
Speaker 1: their whole entire your time slave catchers. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: anybody's feel about that. I mean, they're just pawns and
Speaker 1: the plantation economy they're doing is that police same. I
Speaker 1: mean they're pawns for master that are overseers. Mhmy. I
Speaker 1: mean slavery is a real thing. I mean, you're talking
Speaker 1: about people in Middle Georgia picking beans out the ground.
Speaker 1: I'm in Louisia, so you nobody in Gold everybody knows
Speaker 1: about it, and Gold everybody knows about what is a
Speaker 1: wackinghouad In California, I think the Victoria's secret. Ye, slavery
Speaker 1: is a real thing. It's not. It's not like this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not like soon as we come out of slave
Speaker 1: and they start hitting it with vagrancy laws. You know,
Speaker 1: if you can't read, you go to jail. You ain't
Speaker 1: got a job that a wife, black white person deems
Speaker 1: there's a high enough job. You go to jail. Hanging
Speaker 1: out too many of us, you go to jail. So
Speaker 1: we're already going back to jail, putting it back in
Speaker 1: convict lease and to make money off of It's still
Speaker 1: the same system. Nothing changes. So again cannon stopped up?
Speaker 1: Can it stop? Yeah? But won the haven't been in
Speaker 1: power this long. So for one, like I'm saying, like
Speaker 1: everything is is up here. First, our mind education, Like
Speaker 1: our minds are so miseducated to where we can't even
Speaker 1: see what's in front of us and what we need
Speaker 1: to do because we're miseducated, Like we have the D
Speaker 1: program and reprogram ourselves. That's the biggest thing for me. Education,
Speaker 1: not we don't have enough knowledge to go forward, so
Speaker 1: we need to sit back and get the knowledge that
Speaker 1: we need before going forward. We keep trying to go
Speaker 1: forward ignoring it. So so so education is important, and
Speaker 1: let's let's see, let's look, we could debate about this.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about voting totally against you're totally
Speaker 1: against voting? Then why is that there's a lord of one?
Speaker 1: First off, we don't overstand that this is a corporation
Speaker 1: and by voting, you are signing a literal contract that
Speaker 1: you are in agreements with this corporation. So when they
Speaker 1: kill us in the street. You have already agreed that
Speaker 1: you are property on this corporation. Could voting this one
Speaker 1: of the ways that you sign a contract to this
Speaker 1: corporate ration. That's why it's never a human rights violation
Speaker 1: when it kills in the street, because we are ignorantly
Speaker 1: signing up to be property of the corporation. So the
Speaker 1: higher boys as for us, the international community can never
Speaker 1: come into the United States because we ignorantly signed up
Speaker 1: to be its property. So it's just them killing their
Speaker 1: property on paper. So after international command to look at it,
Speaker 1: you signed up as black fourteenth Amendment person citizen of
Speaker 1: the United States. That's a corporation as an artificial person.
Speaker 1: So the longest we keep signing up as that, we
Speaker 1: are never signing up as human beings. We're signed up
Speaker 1: as corporate property, property of the United States corporation. So
Speaker 1: when they kill us, it's just them killing their property.
Speaker 1: This is why it's never a human rights violation. Is
Speaker 1: why the UN never comes in. As much as we've
Speaker 1: been killed since Mike Brown, and it's been videos since
Speaker 1: Mike Brown have heavily been streamed online, has anyone ever
Speaker 1: come in and stuff then, I mean, that's just hundreds
Speaker 1: of years, but it wasn't film now it's films or
Speaker 1: exactly has anyone stepped in? So you're saying that there's proof,
Speaker 1: there's proof of all that you're saying, there's so many
Speaker 1: words that. Okay, again back to the initial question. That
Speaker 1: can't stop, but it's not likely to stop giving the institution.
Speaker 1: So if you can't break down the institution through voting
Speaker 1: or politically, what you're against, what we respect that, Um,
Speaker 1: how do you build your build your own? Okay, well,
Speaker 1: allow that it's already large in place for us to build.
Speaker 1: It's such a thing called the American Declaration for the
Speaker 1: Rights of Indigenous People and the United Nations Declaration for
Speaker 1: the Rights of Indigenous People. It's for indigenous people. So
Speaker 1: Black Wall Street, we bring on Black Wall Street. Black.
Speaker 1: That's what I see. I'm just saying that it's for
Speaker 1: indigenous people, not black people. Black is white and black
Speaker 1: or social construct Social status is Baker's rebellion six two
Speaker 1: somewhere round up baking for value is Baker's rebellion is
Speaker 1: when they came up with the term white. So when
Speaker 1: they started putting white in a class. See, we are
Speaker 1: dealing with statuses and classes, and we don't understand that
Speaker 1: black is a second class citizen. So we'll be even
Speaker 1: immigrants coming in here. Because if you look on the census,
Speaker 1: White Indian all go back to the the original people. Black
Speaker 1: go back to a racial group in Africa that's not
Speaker 1: original people. But you're signing up legally on it p
Speaker 1: That's why keeps into yard that sensores right now because
Speaker 1: they need to update their books, its companies. It's record keeping.
Speaker 1: White folks have been great. I told you all the
Speaker 1: last time. Then I tell you they've been great that
Speaker 1: record keeping. White folks are great a record keeping. So
Speaker 1: they got you, look your loans, your grants, you're voting, census.
Speaker 1: All they're doing now is updating their record books. This
Speaker 1: is how they get their money because they text you
Speaker 1: from being in their jurisdiction Texas Front Terrorism. If they
Speaker 1: can't text you, they can't cop you, they can't police you.
Speaker 1: But we keep signing up to be taxed. No one
Speaker 1: is telling us it's a way to not be taxed
Speaker 1: and to be separate from their system. This is what
Speaker 1: no one is telling us. Everybody screaming vote, vote votes,
Speaker 1: just saying that we were talking about last episode, your
Speaker 1: genealogy your genealogy is the key, because in law, who
Speaker 1: was the oldest in time is the strongest in law,
Speaker 1: meaning whoever been on the land first, you got the
Speaker 1: strongest land claim. See, they made commercial claims on us
Speaker 1: when they conquered us. And we don't know that all
Speaker 1: this is business. None of this it's had to do
Speaker 1: with feelings White blackness is all business. And because we
Speaker 1: are so extra emotional, we can't see the business side
Speaker 1: of things. We can't see that everything is written in
Speaker 1: legal leads. This is a totally different language than what
Speaker 1: we speak on the daily. Everything you see their speaking
Speaker 1: to you as in legal leads, every single thing. But
Speaker 1: we don't know that, so we don't operate that way.
Speaker 1: That's why I hang around. Certain people's bad business enough
Speaker 1: so police killing black people. Insurance insurance, insurance, insurance, insurance, insurance.
Speaker 1: This is the way that nobody is talking about breakdown insurance.
Speaker 1: Let me even to start out with. Look how the
Speaker 1: New York was fighting with the n r A about
Speaker 1: a year or two ago. Y'all were about to hit
Speaker 1: the n r A insurance companies and make them stop
Speaker 1: in earning NRRA to stop the n r A. Like
Speaker 1: I'm saying it's all business. You have to learn how
Speaker 1: a business is structured in order to attack a business.
Speaker 1: That's why we are not attacking the United States Corporation
Speaker 1: the correct weight, because we're looking at it as it's
Speaker 1: our government instead of it being a business that's oppressing us.
Speaker 1: So you say this is just all clarity and that
Speaker 1: you know information. So you're saying that come forth November three,
Speaker 1: in your in your opinion, it don't matter what happened
Speaker 1: because all the corporations something that's running in the background repeatedly,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter. And Trump is white supremacy, American white supremacy,
Speaker 1: biting them as international white supremacy. American white supremacy in
Speaker 1: the electoral college is not about to give up American
Speaker 1: white supremacy to the international community. So I don't care
Speaker 1: what y'all do. Just not taking Trump by this office
Speaker 1: at all, not a chance in hell. You know why
Speaker 1: I could Trump bringing everything bank over here. This is
Speaker 1: why they're not taking Trump by the man. These people
Speaker 1: don't give a damn about you as how right. So
Speaker 1: Bush messed up, and Bush messed up on purpose, the
Speaker 1: whole everything that was all playing Bush bring Obama and
Speaker 1: Obama bring trumping. Look at their presidents and and the
Speaker 1: things that they put in the plate and the way
Speaker 1: they had the country moving. How bush Artomagnet was a
Speaker 1: shooting for Obama. Obama was a shooting for Trump. What
Speaker 1: because uh Bush I hadn't messed up so much? They
Speaker 1: was looking for some change. Yeah, he land doll it.
Speaker 1: This is what they called it here, lad dialect to
Speaker 1: where you have controlled conflict. You controlled both sides of
Speaker 1: the thing. That's why don't matter if you Republic and
Speaker 1: the democrators all up in there. Sculling bone. I brought
Speaker 1: this too for y'all today. Just the American secret establishment,
Speaker 1: the scunning Bone. This is the secret society group in America. So,
Speaker 1: uh anything you want to know how they got everything
Speaker 1: organized and how people can't figure out what's going on
Speaker 1: right here in the books. So you're saying, basically, this
Speaker 1: ain't able to play going through. That's all it is.
Speaker 1: And then they need books. Man, they got they left
Speaker 1: family names and everything. How do you look? That's right here.
Speaker 1: Even if you wanted to take over society, which uh,
Speaker 1: which places would you take over? Education? Money, law, politics, economy, history, psychology, philanthropy, medicine, read, religion, media.
Speaker 1: They're telling you how they're taking over this, how they're
Speaker 1: infiltrating everything. And there's another thing in this book. They
Speaker 1: talk about how the secret societies over here they infiltrate
Speaker 1: organization at the beginning, or they found the organization in
Speaker 1: the beginning, and they give it the policies and the direction,
Speaker 1: and then they recruit people over there every year to
Speaker 1: come in and just fill out what they brought, what
Speaker 1: their policy already is. So that's like the double A
Speaker 1: c P. These white folks founded this in the beginning
Speaker 1: and gave it in policy, and then put black people
Speaker 1: in position to run those policies. So when you see
Speaker 1: the n double A CP, they ain't then, but the
Speaker 1: front route for white folds. So, man being being a
Speaker 1: whole different race, and you're here, you know, I'm saying
Speaker 1: that we had some conversations. How does all this dialect
Speaker 1: talk to us about your perspective? And I don't disagree
Speaker 1: with a lot of what you're saying. For me, I
Speaker 1: feel like there's being a white person know how they think,
Speaker 1: and and for me, I feel like a lot of
Speaker 1: it people like to kind of give a hidden or
Speaker 1: conspiracy type agenda to a lot of these things that
Speaker 1: get there, but their broad daylight. It's like people to owe,
Speaker 1: there's a there's a group of people that are controlling
Speaker 1: ship's like the CEO Bank of America, the CEO of
Speaker 1: JP Morgan, the CEO of of IBM, the c It's
Speaker 1: like these motherfucker's all work together. There's nothing secret. So
Speaker 1: like people think that it's a secret idea of this
Speaker 1: secret society. As far as I'm concerned, it ain't secret.
Speaker 1: It's broad daylight. They all work together. Well, we have
Speaker 1: in this country as a ruling class, as an oligarchy
Speaker 1: by proxy. It's not really a democracy. You have a
Speaker 1: group of in the and it's an oligarchy by proxy,
Speaker 1: which is by virtue of corruption. Because you gotta break
Speaker 1: that down people. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I've been I've
Speaker 1: been deep in because go ahead and breaking down phone.
Speaker 1: You know, I know what you're saying. Okay, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Bas An oligarch is a basically a member of the
Speaker 1: corporate elite, someone with a big ton of ship ton
Speaker 1: of money. And Jeff Bezos is the Mark Zuckerberg's the
Speaker 1: big big big CEOs with a ton of money. They
Speaker 1: then can buy influence, by by virtual politicians, by by lobbyists,
Speaker 1: by lobbyists. It's it's not this isn't something that people
Speaker 1: don't This isn't secret. Everyone knows about it, don't all
Speaker 1: we said vote think about if you pull up that's
Speaker 1: what I want you all to post on. Y'all, babe,
Speaker 1: pull up the stats for how much money white people
Speaker 1: paying lobbying and how much we're paying our community for
Speaker 1: lobby and then watch the difference. It's gonna blow your mind.
Speaker 1: I mean, for me, just being from like, I don't
Speaker 1: I don't take the same pace. There's a million amazing, intelligent,
Speaker 1: super intelligent black leaders. I don't take the position of
Speaker 1: telling black people would do period as a white man.
Speaker 1: I feel like I have UM and I have a
Speaker 1: lot of black brothers. I was raised in Atlanta, so
Speaker 1: the people that I was nurtured and talked by black women,
Speaker 1: and I was my dactors were black people. So for me, um,
Speaker 1: it's a very personal thing. But I don't feel like
Speaker 1: I have the moral authority to tell people what to do.
Speaker 1: I I've read Malcolm X, and I've read Louis fer
Speaker 1: I've watched Louis ferrickon I've I've internalized Fred Hampton, all
Speaker 1: these black leaders, but for me, I've never taken the
Speaker 1: position of wanting to be a black leader like I
Speaker 1: don't want to. I don't want to tell a black
Speaker 1: Polson to do. There's enough people that are really intelligent
Speaker 1: doing that. But I do believe, I mean, I'm trying
Speaker 1: to continue a tradition of of someone like John Brown
Speaker 1: with the weather Man um in terms of Brown, John
Speaker 1: Brown is you know, I want to get a news
Speaker 1: tattooed on my throat with not going to the back
Speaker 1: of my head because I know my faith at the
Speaker 1: gallows and I'll never be I'll never forgive because this
Speaker 1: isn't really when you get down to it. When you
Speaker 1: get down to it, this isn't really about race. It's
Speaker 1: about humanity. You know what I mean. You're an equal
Speaker 1: human We have equal value as human beings. And I
Speaker 1: love all I love everybody in this room the same
Speaker 1: way I would love anybody else of a different color.
Speaker 1: And I'm so it's not about race, but it is
Speaker 1: about race because just like you said, in America and
Speaker 1: our plantation economy, racism is a vehicle for classism. The
Speaker 1: white people who started Chaddow slavery didn't give a funk
Speaker 1: that these people were black. They cared about free labor.
Speaker 1: How they exploit any human being for the sake of
Speaker 1: free labor to then have investment capital to build these businesses.
Speaker 1: So for me, like I agree with what you were saying,
Speaker 1: but also disagree in a certain sense because I feel
Speaker 1: like Black America, this is their country just as much
Speaker 1: as his mind and and I feel like there's a
Speaker 1: lot of talk about things like reparations. Are totally agree
Speaker 1: with um building their own systems. I totally agree with. However,
Speaker 1: I feel like as a white man, I feel like
Speaker 1: there's two things that have to happen in America. One,
Speaker 1: you first have to destroy a corrupt and wicked system.
Speaker 1: Two you have to rebuild an equitable and fair and
Speaker 1: compassionate system. I feel like the white man's every black
Speaker 1: person and every white person can hopefully work together on
Speaker 1: both of these things. I wouldn't never stop anyone from
Speaker 1: doing or suggest stop and doing anything, you know, anyone
Speaker 1: from doing any part what they choose to be a
Speaker 1: part of. But I feel like it's the white man's
Speaker 1: burden to to destroy the corrupt, the wicked system that
Speaker 1: they've created, we've created, they're not going to destroy. And
Speaker 1: if you sit and they're waiting on white people that
Speaker 1: have a change of heart. But I disagree with that.
Speaker 1: I disagree with that because I feel like I feel like, um,
Speaker 1: what you have here is a lot of white people
Speaker 1: who have been tricked to believe everybody miseducated. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: agree with you on that, and I believe the majority
Speaker 1: of white people are poor, work class white people that
Speaker 1: have been tricked to to make to believe that the
Speaker 1: idea of um white. If you can make the poor
Speaker 1: white person believe that better than the exactly, that's exactly
Speaker 1: what they're That's exactly what they do. That's exactly what
Speaker 1: they do. Just like you said, control chaos, something like, um,
Speaker 1: what Trump is doing right now having the caravans go
Speaker 1: through these liberal cities. Why do you think they're doing that?
Speaker 1: Because they know it's going to create a reactionary response
Speaker 1: and then they could go in there and stop it
Speaker 1: and be like, look, how I said, I keep you safe,
Speaker 1: White America. I keep you safe. When people say white power,
Speaker 1: that's not because they really give a funk about whiteness.
Speaker 1: They give a funk about maintaining their class position. That's
Speaker 1: what it's really about. And because race and class have
Speaker 1: been so so commingled in America, it's it's become it's
Speaker 1: entirely about race. Because when I've been to jail, when
Speaker 1: I go went and when I got locked up, motherers
Speaker 1: didn't look like me, you know what I mean. So
Speaker 1: so it is about race. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: in America, it's racist is a vehicle for class exploitation.
Speaker 1: And so if you get white folks to understand that
Speaker 1: they're exploited too, if you get these white motherfucker's all
Speaker 1: over America to understand that they've been tricked by by
Speaker 1: by the right and the left to hate someone that
Speaker 1: looks like him or like you, all in the interests
Speaker 1: of a select ruling class of people. About five sick,
Speaker 1: hindred people doing all the evil in the world. They
Speaker 1: got us all fighting each other, white, black, poor, rich, Democratic,
Speaker 1: Republican left, right, gay, straight, Jewish. Really don't none of
Speaker 1: that ship matters, man, It's all. It's all really really
Speaker 1: powerful group of elite people in the polities that their
Speaker 1: fucking horse win for everybody, exploiting everybody. But see, as
Speaker 1: you look back in history, they always did this, Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: has this been going on? Always kept the lord class ignorant.
Speaker 1: And that's why I'm so big on education. I looked
Speaker 1: through history. I always see how the ruling class always
Speaker 1: kept the lower class ignorant. And this is how company
Speaker 1: was over the rule over the lord class for so
Speaker 1: many years. Because they stay ignorant. You can't you can't
Speaker 1: slave and educated people. Why I started the learning class
Speaker 1: to break the system down to us peace by peace,
Speaker 1: section by and safe, because you're not just gonna get
Speaker 1: this in the one sit down with me to really understand.
Speaker 1: This is why I started the learning class to break
Speaker 1: the system now, peace by a piece, section by a section,
Speaker 1: because it's a lot for us to have to unlearned
Speaker 1: and relearn because there's a lot what we have in
Speaker 1: our American education systems and education it's indoctrination, so basically
Speaker 1: saying you need to forget everything they touch, not everything,
Speaker 1: a lot of stuff like specially for us in the streets,
Speaker 1: us that lived in the streets, A lot of things
Speaker 1: that we learned in the streets keys to survival because
Speaker 1: a lot of people can't. Because I've been telling my
Speaker 1: God would like, see, you don't know how to look
Speaker 1: at certain things, and you know how to in that
Speaker 1: street life. But that street like keeping on your p's
Speaker 1: and queues at all time, all times. You learn how
Speaker 1: to fight the system. You learn how to not depend
Speaker 1: on the system in the street life. You know, you
Speaker 1: gotta put something somebody else name and you gotta figure
Speaker 1: out things in the street life because you can't do it.
Speaker 1: That's gonna pay off for you once you started learning
Speaker 1: how this system actually works, because now you're gonna be like,
Speaker 1: oh man, I still need to alright, you're selling, dude,
Speaker 1: you're sending package it off. That's that's logistics. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: gotta make sure this person meet that person at a
Speaker 1: certain time to get that package through. That's logistics. But
Speaker 1: they don't teach us that. I agree with. So when
Speaker 1: we start growing our own food, we get trucks, uh,
Speaker 1: grocery stores. You gotta make sure somebody to make it
Speaker 1: to this pharm to pick up this load to bring
Speaker 1: to this grocery store. That's logistics, exact same thing. But
Speaker 1: they don't teach us this m you're gonna need all it. No, No,
Speaker 1: I ain't saying something. Ain't I'm saying the ship that's
Speaker 1: in them them in the school books. Education. I'm saying
Speaker 1: you forget all that. What about the Bible? Forget that
Speaker 1: because I'm gonna go to I'm gonna go to funk
Speaker 1: with you in the Bible. Okay. So for one, we're
Speaker 1: in America. We know that black folks, but in America
Speaker 1: before slavery. So if you was over here before slavery,
Speaker 1: who was teaching you the Bible? Who's teaching the black
Speaker 1: foods over the body? But before kiss the Alma's come
Speaker 1: over here? I don't know right then? So who they
Speaker 1: are praying before then? So you're telling me right before
Speaker 1: they come over Yet, that's when now we're supposed to
Speaker 1: just stop believing in the Bible and everything they say.
Speaker 1: We had our own cultures everywhere before they brought the
Speaker 1: Bible anywhere. Their Christianity is not indigenous to West African.
Speaker 1: It's not indigenous there either. And when and whenever somebody
Speaker 1: is saying let me say this publicly soever, everybody be like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: Christianity started to eat and eat the opena. Know that
Speaker 1: wasn't It was brought to Ethiopia from Constantopa and Syria.
Speaker 1: You do the research. It was brought there from Constantopla
Speaker 1: and Syria at that time Rome and it was over
Speaker 1: there running there. So that's not indigenous to the WIP either.
Speaker 1: We gotta get out of that, like our cultures go
Speaker 1: back way further than that, and that is what's holding us.
Speaker 1: It is holding us hostage because none of us can
Speaker 1: get back to our indigenous routes because we keep believing
Speaker 1: in a whole body that somebody gave to us and
Speaker 1: then the way they give it to us. A lot
Speaker 1: of people don't get the history of the Bible, like
Speaker 1: to start out with, we have been told from the
Speaker 1: Bible perspective that Moses wrote the first five books. But
Speaker 1: if you do the real research, and now you see
Speaker 1: how even in the context of the writing in the
Speaker 1: first five books, is more than one writer. Like for instance,
Speaker 1: let me get your example, ask anybody what bird it
Speaker 1: was nor something doubt to find out if the water
Speaker 1: was dry, if the water had re seated, and they're
Speaker 1: gonna tell you two different birds. Why are there with
Speaker 1: two different people telling that store and somebody put all
Speaker 1: those put both of those stories together. So there's a
Speaker 1: lot of things going on in that biable to where
Speaker 1: when they tell you that they're supposed to be the
Speaker 1: word of God, and you're supposed to believe every word
Speaker 1: in it. And I'm gonna believe every word in it
Speaker 1: when there's two people writing it and another person putting
Speaker 1: it together. And it's not even on this side of
Speaker 1: the world where I got a lot of my ancestors.
Speaker 1: That so, why am I believing this? And then you
Speaker 1: go to West Africa. They know they was over there
Speaker 1: before ebody get there, so why would they believe it?
Speaker 1: M So, so what would y'all say if if someone
Speaker 1: is if someone is of color and they're seeking um,
Speaker 1: economic equality, economic empowerment, just equality, just education, enlightenment, Like,
Speaker 1: what are what are the ground steps? Let's educate people?
Speaker 1: What are the first steps? Can I clarify something? Is
Speaker 1: this some bullshit white people been doing since this whole
Speaker 1: thing started with George Floyd. They're saying people of color
Speaker 1: like they're afraid to say black. This about Black America,
Speaker 1: to stop saying black too, because that term black holds
Speaker 1: does hostess into this white black castle. All. We know, people,
Speaker 1: when I said, I say listen, I don't only say
Speaker 1: people of color because it is African America or whatever.
Speaker 1: But it's also a lot of teams. Everyone gets back
Speaker 1: to who they are. And it also puts white folks
Speaker 1: in the corner because now we get off of white
Speaker 1: and start saying who actually are you? Because I just
Speaker 1: did a learning class. My last learning class was on
Speaker 1: all the black royals in Europe. So when white folks
Speaker 1: quick to tell us go back to Africa, like, for one,
Speaker 1: America ain't yours. For two, you whitewashed Europe because King
Speaker 1: Charles and King James, all them black people quote unquote
Speaker 1: you melanated beings copper color. But they don't want to
Speaker 1: tell you that they had two Irish migrations. So we
Speaker 1: got to you melinated Irish migration. That's why you got
Speaker 1: blank folks with Irish last names, thinking that they guy
Speaker 1: that from a slave master. No, you got people that
Speaker 1: look like you that was Irish that come over your
Speaker 1: first Jamaica, Barbados, all that. What y'all think about the
Speaker 1: artificial wounds, like it's gonna be making the babies without
Speaker 1: the women though, But this is this whole blur when
Speaker 1: here the first to go over one of the first
Speaker 1: thing he did will stop pawing and all that over there,
Speaker 1: stop what pawn pornography because he overstood hot it was
Speaker 1: messing up the minds. And over here we see how
Speaker 1: they just feed it to us. What do you mean,
Speaker 1: hold up? Breaking down? They're doing this to tamper with
Speaker 1: our minds. So they're blurring the lines. All they are
Speaker 1: constantly doing noled blurring the line the way talk about
Speaker 1: artificial wounds. So you're bluring the last. So you're gonna
Speaker 1: give up not e're gonna give a man an artificial
Speaker 1: wolter for the man to half a baby. No, I'm
Speaker 1: not that answer. They're saying they're making babies inside or
Speaker 1: like some little um your incle baby. They're supposed to
Speaker 1: be putting the women the ship that's in women, like
Speaker 1: the baby sitting in the bag and just grow. They
Speaker 1: already tested it on. Yeah, they already tested on the
Speaker 1: animal that ship. We're talking about the nineties with test too,
Speaker 1: test babies. So they're gonna just create the baby and
Speaker 1: the lab and just give it to a woman. But
Speaker 1: they put them inside of women though, right, Okay, they
Speaker 1: put them inside. They're not putting inside of him. And
Speaker 1: they saying just just lab built people humans. Yeah, imagine
Speaker 1: that's crazy to me because who actually want something that's
Speaker 1: not tied to them on a genetic level. It is
Speaker 1: because I guess they're saying they get your get to
Speaker 1: get her eggs, get his nuts, he's nuts or whatever,
Speaker 1: and then got that you picked the baby I call
Speaker 1: off women is a lighter borde say it's the same ship,
Speaker 1: but your ship ain't gonna they're gonna put up. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be a lot of Hollywood people saying like it's
Speaker 1: like your baby test tube, as in I don't want
Speaker 1: to I don't want to say they're soulless, but basically
Speaker 1: they're solds. I look at that as them all ways.
Speaker 1: So their birth records that their birth and death rates
Speaker 1: on the decline, like they're dying more than they're giving birth.
Speaker 1: And you gotta think about when they first started the
Speaker 1: uh where was IBS or whatever it is when women
Speaker 1: get the artificial assimilated. The price of that was so
Speaker 1: high and there was two sessions that they had to
Speaker 1: go through. I think we're like fifteen thousand dollars back
Speaker 1: when they first started, like seven to nine, so it
Speaker 1: was like fifteen thousand dollars you had to go like
Speaker 1: thro two sessions. So you know, back in that time,
Speaker 1: even way back then it were not women that was
Speaker 1: paying for that, because our women they had that type
Speaker 1: of money. So you gotta always think who needs to
Speaker 1: have birth like that. We don't. They're trying to stop
Speaker 1: us from having Sure, that's why we got the abortion
Speaker 1: clinics in our communities, because they knew what we actually
Speaker 1: start loving on each other and not killing each other.
Speaker 1: We overpopular then instant, and that's what they fear. They
Speaker 1: the elite, the establishment, the secret society, and sculling bones,
Speaker 1: the group, the round table, the mayor and the group,
Speaker 1: the kindergarten group. Let me see what the C. C
Speaker 1: Roose group, the Vatican, the Jesuits, I can I call names,
Speaker 1: that's names. He's gonna get them drop a bomb. He
Speaker 1: see the European group, the European secret society group started
Speaker 1: by C. C. Rose because you held by C. C
Speaker 1: Rohose scholars, so many people that went to college or C.
Speaker 1: C Rose scholars. And Scar rose first five wheels, he
Speaker 1: had wrote in Israel Wheels that they were supposed to
Speaker 1: form a secret society once he died off of his
Speaker 1: money is well, in order to keep British imperialism going.
Speaker 1: That was in his wheel. His first five Wheels Britain
Speaker 1: in contract for British imperialism and all people don't know
Speaker 1: how you know how this ship read? Do you see
Speaker 1: all them books from let's be reading the Mother all
Speaker 1: I do? My wife like, um, people outside? Do you
Speaker 1: have some more books everything? Do you ever? Do you
Speaker 1: ever feeld on? Like because a book I'm just throwing
Speaker 1: this out there because I spoke to your naim back
Speaker 1: bar certain people. But the book is written by man.
Speaker 1: So do you take everything and face value for everything
Speaker 1: you read? Or do you put research against other research?
Speaker 1: I take multiple books are auticles of information some different
Speaker 1: people on one subject. I don't just read one book
Speaker 1: on one something like I buy multiple books. I have
Speaker 1: MULTIPLA you do your research, I'm a I'm a stuard enough.
Speaker 1: Steve Coklan got you like, that's the bully, that's the
Speaker 1: bulet killer, that's what that's what gave us the bullet.
Speaker 1: Steve Coplen long lived, Steve Cochlyn. No, I don't know
Speaker 1: if a lot of us know who the bullet is,
Speaker 1: but that's who gave us the bullet. So none, none
Speaker 1: of the none, the white us in your family and race, no,
Speaker 1: your great great granddad and none of them, Pols don't
Speaker 1: handle slaves of ship. No, My my family some immigrants,
Speaker 1: and my father is a Southern Jews. So what kind
Speaker 1: of Southern conclusion what? So, what kind of what kind
Speaker 1: of even even outside of your family, Like, what kind
Speaker 1: of conversations do you have, like when the George Floyd happens,
Speaker 1: when all of these situations happened, what kind of conversations
Speaker 1: do you have with your fellow friends of your color? Like,
Speaker 1: what are your conversation I mean, it's to be honest, like,
Speaker 1: there's been kind of an awakening moment for me and that,
Speaker 1: and it's not the same awaken the moment a lot
Speaker 1: of white people have been having, like oh my god,
Speaker 1: this is so bad. I can't believe this happened. It's
Speaker 1: not been that awaken the moment for me because I've
Speaker 1: been knowing this my whole life. I've been sitting in
Speaker 1: tramp houses, motherfuckers, get beat upshot at all that my
Speaker 1: whole life. This is not something that's new to me. However,
Speaker 1: what I did not know was just how fucking ignorant
Speaker 1: and insensitive white people were as a whole. And and
Speaker 1: so for me, that's been a massive awakened and I
Speaker 1: opened experienced. I thought that it was further along in that,
Speaker 1: and it's not. And so for me, um, that has
Speaker 1: kind of been the nature of the majority of the
Speaker 1: conversations I've been having as a result of this kind
Speaker 1: of catalyst, the type of event that happened as a
Speaker 1: result of George Floyd. It's been like, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: you didn't notice you've been listening against the rap music
Speaker 1: this whole time? How the fund did you not know?
Speaker 1: And then w A said, this ship in fucking eighties.
Speaker 1: You don't know about Reagan crack cocaine all over North
Speaker 1: Point bro now. But see a lot of them don't.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm trying That's what I was trying to
Speaker 1: say earlier. There's a lot of white motherfucker's are just
Speaker 1: as miseducated as you were saying about your people. You know,
Speaker 1: they just don't know. I don't know saying is the
Speaker 1: thing is it makes you don't have nothing like you
Speaker 1: You're already in a position of of of being up here,
Speaker 1: So why you need to learn about something that someone's
Speaker 1: suffering from. But whenever we have, like we're having a vote,
Speaker 1: when we have the voting going on, one thin white
Speaker 1: folks do. They tend to you know, they go back
Speaker 1: and forth. They for them to get the desire outcompany,
Speaker 1: won't they gotta have to control conflict total. So they
Speaker 1: spill a lot of dirt on each other. And if
Speaker 1: you know, it's the people who followed them, the white
Speaker 1: the part white trash. They do the digging on the
Speaker 1: candidate to be able to talk ship against the other
Speaker 1: poor white trash on the other side. So it's be
Speaker 1: a lot of it going on. It's just that they
Speaker 1: don't acknowledge it when they come to us. When they
Speaker 1: come to their wrong doing to us, they don't know
Speaker 1: what they're talking about. But when they come to the
Speaker 1: wrong doing the other side doing it to them, they
Speaker 1: can see that clearly. When when when the Democratic Republican
Speaker 1: or white Democrats could tell you what a rich white
Speaker 1: Republican is doing to them to fund them over and
Speaker 1: vice versa. But when it comes to us, they all
Speaker 1: agree with that. I agree, I agree with that. That
Speaker 1: ain't even happening. Yeah, they don't even happen. I agree
Speaker 1: with that. I mean, for me, it was it was
Speaker 1: kind of wild, you know what I mean, Because I
Speaker 1: grew up in Atlanta, so I had a really kind
Speaker 1: of unique experience, like we're up here in the nineties.
Speaker 1: So I was always the minority, and I don't have
Speaker 1: this like weird Rachel Dolas all thing where I like
Speaker 1: feel like, like, you know what I mean, I'm a black,
Speaker 1: I don't have that kind of But I've still always
Speaker 1: been in my already. I've been very much so involved
Speaker 1: with the community. These are people that I love. My
Speaker 1: first girlfriend was black, my teachers, you know, all these
Speaker 1: different things. So I had a very unique perspective, um,
Speaker 1: just by virtue of my socialization. So for me, it
Speaker 1: was quite surprising to learn, um just how little people
Speaker 1: that look like me knew, you know. I mean I
Speaker 1: would say things from about Fred Hampton or George Jackson
Speaker 1: or or you know, and and they're like, who the
Speaker 1: fund is that. I'm like, wow, you really only know
Speaker 1: Martin Luther King. That's it. That's wild. But the education
Speaker 1: system's perfect. What's purposely to miss educated everywhere? I agree
Speaker 1: with that. I agree with that. So so like with
Speaker 1: mart Luther King when he was around, when you just
Speaker 1: said that, it made me think about like at least
Speaker 1: we had a face they him too. I don't know
Speaker 1: if I agree with that. They all right, so you're
Speaker 1: telling me up there talking, No, I'm not. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying I'm not. They gave us him to. So you
Speaker 1: think he up there with the Rothschilds and the rocket
Speaker 1: Fellers and all that, and you think he's bumping sholds
Speaker 1: with them by a chan. Nah, that's not how his goal.
Speaker 1: I just told yeah, doesn't know how to go. So
Speaker 1: he's saying, he's saying that it controlled opposition. What happened,
Speaker 1: what happened up even at the end, you see, you
Speaker 1: see mL K when he started changing and he started
Speaker 1: talking about going at Washington to get that check, he
Speaker 1: started talking about he started waking up to them had
Speaker 1: been having him as a puppet all that time. This
Speaker 1: is why they killing him, because he started waking up
Speaker 1: to him being a puppet all that time. Because they
Speaker 1: takes Kink doing all kind of wrong stuff, trying to
Speaker 1: sleep with when white women and all that. They sending
Speaker 1: that to him white, trying to get out up, divorce
Speaker 1: m and out him and all that. But there wasn't
Speaker 1: but King Um. Before King died, he started switching over.
Speaker 1: He told her that we was he had integrated us
Speaker 1: into a burning house. Do you think that was the
Speaker 1: conversation with Malcolm that made him change because some people
Speaker 1: didn't realize. Notice, helo, holo, holo. He gave me. Let
Speaker 1: me say what you said? He said, what about the burn?
Speaker 1: He feel that he integrated us into a burning house?
Speaker 1: What you mean like he he feels like he helped fling.
Speaker 1: That's us. He said that himself. I abeified two years,
Speaker 1: he and I and this is what I. Look, this
Speaker 1: is what I This was one thing I I equate
Speaker 1: bolting too, because you keep trying to run into the
Speaker 1: burning house instead of sitting bank figuring out how to
Speaker 1: build your own house. You keep trying to see in
Speaker 1: this house and it's burning, it's on fire. You've been
Speaker 1: on fights and Dr King before Dr King. Dr King
Speaker 1: even pushed this funding in and told us, hey, man,
Speaker 1: this house on fire. Out and find out. I didn't
Speaker 1: kill him, no matter if you voted the nine kill
Speaker 1: Malcolm an Moore and Dr King used to have them
Speaker 1: guns in the basement and Dr King used to run
Speaker 1: around with nobody, none but the bars that had them strapped.
Speaker 1: He didn't have them. They used to be scared of
Speaker 1: Doctor King. None of you used to be scared of
Speaker 1: Doctor King because he brought the hood out, the brothers
Speaker 1: with the guns at this book right here, this non
Speaker 1: violent stuff and gets you killed. It's about all our
Speaker 1: brothers and sisters banking sivil rights. Time all I'm strapped.
Speaker 1: Let me say it's not violent stuff and get you killed.
Speaker 1: This a deep book now with something you gotta go
Speaker 1: on to get into every time. No, man, you have
Speaker 1: to defend with your that's your all giving right to
Speaker 1: defend with yours. Ain't no constitution. Get this to you.
Speaker 1: So you so you're saying, you're saying Martin did it unconstantly. No,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't think he did it on purpose.
Speaker 1: It's bro, what did he have a conversation with Malcolm
Speaker 1: that you think changed? It could have been with Malcolm,
Speaker 1: could have been with your mom because he met with
Speaker 1: him before too, and you know you had met with Mohammed.
Speaker 1: Now he met with up. You know what I'm saying meetings. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they started engaging because remember one time, uh, Malcolm X
Speaker 1: even saying Dr King a telegram like you see what
Speaker 1: they're doing the yard there. We know the police ain't
Speaker 1: gonna help y'all. So if you need me to send
Speaker 1: some of these brothers. I sure to protect y'all to
Speaker 1: say the word. You know, I send the brothers in
Speaker 1: the heartbeat. And that's the same way we gotta be
Speaker 1: even to this day. And that's how we got to
Speaker 1: get back to even police in our own communities. We
Speaker 1: gotta get back to all of that, like we gotta
Speaker 1: get these people up out of here. Yeah. I have
Speaker 1: a different respective on that topic. On King. I feel
Speaker 1: like mine, Luther King was righteous and he felt and
Speaker 1: he was what he felt like what he was doing
Speaker 1: was right. I feel like that just you're sleeping with
Speaker 1: white women. I mean, he was buying, pushing, he married
Speaker 1: and he pushing. How you know the facts man looked
Speaker 1: there was recarding him and trying to blackmailing with the tapes.
Speaker 1: But I'm not gonna say a man, it's not righteous
Speaker 1: because he's having extra mary. But you a preacher having
Speaker 1: extra and you claiming you're righteous, but you claiming he's
Speaker 1: a right. I mean, I feel like he meant well.
Speaker 1: I feel like he meant well. That's what I feel like. Okay,
Speaker 1: for the rect just just be fair, right if you
Speaker 1: if you make any type of you make any type
Speaker 1: of mistake, that doesn't make you not right. A lot
Speaker 1: about righteous people, preacher and all that, and I'm doing
Speaker 1: x Y, I'm not that. So you're saying he's conflicted hypocrite,
Speaker 1: and I'm called of spade a spade the funk. I
Speaker 1: look like I don't care. Look my math to teacher
Speaker 1: said no one yes, Uh, well how did he say this?
Speaker 1: When it comes to change, nobody is uh nobody deserves
Speaker 1: not to deserve criticism. Maverybody to get criticized when it
Speaker 1: comes to change. And so when you look at actually
Speaker 1: who he was, he was a puppet for them people
Speaker 1: to help integrators, because look, even slavery didn't break up
Speaker 1: our households. When we was in slavery, we still had
Speaker 1: our households. We didn't start breaking up our households that
Speaker 1: were integrated. Then we're not teaching ourselves. We're going to
Speaker 1: their schools, We're going to their doctors, were writing, They
Speaker 1: bust trying to get a seat and they at their table.
Speaker 1: Integration is what killed us, not slave. Everyone was still
Speaker 1: good at the sleeve. Integration killers. That's as mart Luther King,
Speaker 1: and not only him, like these white folks at everybody,
Speaker 1: but its last fo years, he last four years he
Speaker 1: changed he changed what he was on at first. That's
Speaker 1: why he said he integrated to brand they Builder, because
Speaker 1: he overstood he was a fraud. I mean, for me,
Speaker 1: I was slightly different. Respective, I do agree that there's
Speaker 1: absolutely some truth to to the Garvyite type economics, the
Speaker 1: economic theories of Elijah Muhammad. I think there are some
Speaker 1: great things that come from their ideas about economics in
Speaker 1: terms of integration being actually harmful um when you look
Speaker 1: at solely economics. However, I'm I'm very thankful for their
Speaker 1: being integration because I can have this conversation because you
Speaker 1: gotta think, and and I do. I do a lot
Speaker 1: of being with white people in them building. You gotta think, bro,
Speaker 1: that's what break up everything. Labels just say it's a
Speaker 1: niggle with a with a independent label, all right, and
Speaker 1: she is doomed when when you put in white, when
Speaker 1: the white people get intoto, because it's like it's like, okay,
Speaker 1: why is it that we can be separated by whatever
Speaker 1: race or whatever they got going on? But you see
Speaker 1: what I'm saying that they don't that to happen on
Speaker 1: the other end. So when I hear that, it's kind
Speaker 1: of like, that's not the part that's not the MA.
Speaker 1: And we were signing young white artists or whatever the
Speaker 1: case is with the drunk in to white people to
Speaker 1: music that was to white people own. Come on, we
Speaker 1: got out. What I'm saying, what I was saying that,
Speaker 1: what I was saying is do you do you think
Speaker 1: that because now we're blaming the labels sometimes for pulling
Speaker 1: apart labors. But you know, you know, but guess what
Speaker 1: like he just said earlier, like when when like he
Speaker 1: said about the Democrats, like he said, the Democrat was
Speaker 1: funded n w A hell or whatever. The Jewish fake
Speaker 1: Jewis they funded n w A. They funded Gangster Route.
Speaker 1: They stopped putting out, uh the balance in the hip
Speaker 1: hop conscious round, just the ballance period for us to
Speaker 1: have a ballot. They started they started, uh financing Gangster Rout.
Speaker 1: So but don't don't you think you did say it's
Speaker 1: all business, right, if it was, it's just agenda and
Speaker 1: then not just business. You see what I'm saying that
Speaker 1: we still got a J. Cole, we still got a
Speaker 1: Kindrick Lamar, we still got these people who people. For sure,
Speaker 1: it's not balanced. I'm not saying it's balanced. I'm just
Speaker 1: let me make the point you make their point, man,
Speaker 1: because what I'm saying about the leg was, I just
Speaker 1: know how these people be. Didn't happen to the biggest ones,
Speaker 1: Like you don't need those guys any more, for sure.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm talk about that point. But niggas do
Speaker 1: the same ship. But like I'm saying, within, we gotta
Speaker 1: ain't no black people going to no group of other
Speaker 1: race of people. I'm saying to each other, they do
Speaker 1: it to each other, to ourselves, yeah, we do it
Speaker 1: to ourselves. But I'm saying, like at the end of
Speaker 1: the niggas a trust a white person with folk. They
Speaker 1: trust nigga because Nigga's being around niggas all their life. Like, man,
Speaker 1: ain't niggas ain't calling niggas to do ship. Just be
Speaker 1: one on that. That's one that's that's been part of
Speaker 1: my push. It's like the white it's like the white
Speaker 1: face too. Niggas, even niggas even thinking like these folks
Speaker 1: won't play you, but it do happen right around. Trust me.
Speaker 1: When they came out of voting for the mouth, you
Speaker 1: started seeing when the signs started going up in them
Speaker 1: yards up in the neighborhood, who was white and with black,
Speaker 1: trust me. And every time I'm on that white my father,
Speaker 1: this is my father, is my father. Conversation on this
Speaker 1: I got, I gotta, I gotta go. It's all good. Good.
Speaker 1: So if ship hit the fan in America and there
Speaker 1: was a war, we won't even label the war. It
Speaker 1: was a war between I don't know, people who want
Speaker 1: this and people who don't want that. You don't think
Speaker 1: that people of every race could come together to fight
Speaker 1: this institution that you speak of. Wow, because so many
Speaker 1: people are tied to this institution in ways that they
Speaker 1: don't even know. So you're saying he would walk off
Speaker 1: on us him not? But what like, Man, I just
Speaker 1: ask keep walking with y'all for the butt coming over
Speaker 1: here to his family? Go my faith? Good, your family.
Speaker 1: You're gonna go to your family. That's good. You got
Speaker 1: to go to Libe bank. Bad's gonna be enough to
Speaker 1: fight if it's just I'm not saying it's gonna have
Speaker 1: to be bored. And just how you have to stop
Speaker 1: from me, your your malicious, your family, your family has
Speaker 1: to be your militia. You gotta start. You gotta start
Speaker 1: training your women and men and your family. Man, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you how how how this ship? I would
Speaker 1: like to finish my thought. Bro we let me we
Speaker 1: talk about this ship. Now I go here. And I
Speaker 1: was just saying, because the ship you're talking about with
Speaker 1: the labels and everything. The same thing with Martin Luther
Speaker 1: King once he started talking about class. Once you start talking,
Speaker 1: once you get to your point of enlightenment as a
Speaker 1: civil rights leader or an activist in America, and you're
Speaker 1: challenging the order of the natural order of the plantation
Speaker 1: economy and you start talking about class that's when they
Speaker 1: kill you. Because, as I said, racism is solely a
Speaker 1: vehicle for classism. They don't give a funk if somebody's
Speaker 1: goes goes outside and becomes an anomaly outside of Black
Speaker 1: American gets rich. They don't want their entire natural order
Speaker 1: of this class cast system to be disrupted. They don't
Speaker 1: want you to go outside of America Corporation they get rid.
Speaker 1: They want you to get ridge up under the American
Speaker 1: Corporation of Brolla. I wouldn't dispute that either. How all
Speaker 1: I'm saying is this is that it's about money at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, and all you have, just
Speaker 1: like you said, it's about the mind first versus a
Speaker 1: revolution of the mind, before it's a revolution of the limbs.
Speaker 1: You have to first chance people's minds. And I guarantee
Speaker 1: you a lot of these white most these white people
Speaker 1: don't have any idea. They've been tricked, they do not
Speaker 1: have any idea, they've been miseducated. They don't know that
Speaker 1: they're stupid as fun. The majority all humans are stupid
Speaker 1: as fun. Let's be real. So that's just the truth
Speaker 1: of the matter, and for me, it was was what
Speaker 1: it comes to. If you look at the trajectory of
Speaker 1: every of every single civil rights leader in the American history,
Speaker 1: namely black American civil rights. As soon as they start
Speaker 1: talking about class, they wet your ass up because you're
Speaker 1: gonna end up because you're threatening the natural order of thing.
Speaker 1: You're gonna get out of the civil conversation, Well, don't
Speaker 1: talk about this conversation went up, But they ain't leen
Speaker 1: trying to kidnap get a niggle with us, because that
Speaker 1: because the ruling class class him man. The ruling class
Speaker 1: wants to perpetuate raise tensions if they don't so you
Speaker 1: don't have class tension. They keep of course there is name.
Speaker 1: So the police that are killing black men, African American man,
Speaker 1: everyone title. Some of them don't have money. No, I
Speaker 1: know their pawns in the ruling classes system, their paws.
Speaker 1: They's their crash dummies for the fucking master. If you
Speaker 1: were everybody's focused on the fucking police, what about the master?
Speaker 1: If you fucking if you're on a plantation, right and
Speaker 1: you're a slave and you funk with the overseer, what's
Speaker 1: Master gonna do? You take out the overseer, what's Master
Speaker 1: gonna do? He's gonna place the overseer with a new overseer,
Speaker 1: a meaner, crueler one. Because we're about to get out
Speaker 1: of here. I ain't russing. You'll give us one one
Speaker 1: solution and you get a solution what we could do.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's about and power, money and freedom, education, art, love, unity,
Speaker 1: people understand kind of people. Have to know what who
Speaker 1: the enemy is first, then you decide how you can
Speaker 1: fix the problem. First, get to identify the real enemy.
Speaker 1: And it's not each other. It's about five because of
Speaker 1: people in suits, the real devils. I think you just
Speaker 1: say so. Education land, So order for you get land,
Speaker 1: you need your genealogy. You need to know who you are,
Speaker 1: so we can't never reclaim our land back and we
Speaker 1: don't know who we are. And so one thing I
Speaker 1: wanted to point on there. We talk about civil rights.
Speaker 1: We always fight for civil rights, but we never fought
Speaker 1: for human rights. And that's our problem. Our our aim
Speaker 1: is in our own place. We shouldn't be fighting for
Speaker 1: civil rights. We should be fighting for human rights. And
Speaker 1: because we fight for civil rights, we are going the
Speaker 1: wrong way. And we start fighting for human rights, then
Speaker 1: our trajectory is going to go a different route. And
Speaker 1: our education is also so gonna go a different roule,
Speaker 1: because in order to get human rights, you have to
Speaker 1: go a different role. And that's our biggest problem between
Speaker 1: of the rights and human rights. We don't have a
Speaker 1: human rights but we're up here trying to scream about
Speaker 1: civil rights. Let's get some human rights first. Let's be
Speaker 1: a little as a human first. Because the white folks
Speaker 1: them crackers. They care more about your vote than they
Speaker 1: do about your life. So you need to be putting
Speaker 1: more respect and attention on your life and on your vote.
Speaker 1: You more worried about your vote than you really be
Speaker 1: worried about your life. You wrote about some civil rights
Speaker 1: more you worry about your human rights. It's a difference.
Speaker 1: And legally we don't have human rights. And until we
Speaker 1: get to the point to well we are e stablished
Speaker 1: ourselves and the status to where we can't get human rights,
Speaker 1: we're gonna continue being property of United States Corporation. They're
Speaker 1: gonna continue having jurisdiction of an authority over us, which
Speaker 1: also gives them athority to kill us dead in the street.
Speaker 1: And nobody was saying that. I would add to that
Speaker 1: and say power as well. Beyond just human rights, there
Speaker 1: needs to be power. Like people lost the term black power.
Speaker 1: Why black. You gotta understand before black power come up,
Speaker 1: our people didn't like the word black. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: We gotta get out of that black social construct. I
Speaker 1: get that, but I'm talking about power period for people
Speaker 1: that look like you. But alright, so when we start
Speaker 1: figuring our power got stripped when they took away who
Speaker 1: we were. So once you start going back into your genie,
Speaker 1: how do you think um um like okay, the abusive
Speaker 1: influence like Kendrick mar City. But do you think we
Speaker 1: are powerful? We're influential, we have a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Do you think we're the most inflower and our influence.
Speaker 1: Sometimes we don't use nothing, okay, ownership for shoulderships, hustle,
Speaker 1: preach ownership because we need to own all right, So
Speaker 1: we do have influence. Like we just saw. That's Charlemagne
Speaker 1: and Joe Joe Button going at it right now. Joe
Speaker 1: Button just fired back at Charlemagn until Charlemagne. Men, you
Speaker 1: may look like we're fighting the same thing, say bouts,
Speaker 1: but we're not. Because I'm fighting over ownership. You're fighting
Speaker 1: over a contractor worker. It's a different fight. And so
Speaker 1: enough of us are looking for ownership for sure. We're
Speaker 1: not looking to set our family for family business to
Speaker 1: where you gotta come to our family for everything for
Speaker 1: anybody and our family. We're not looking to set up
Speaker 1: our family that way. We don't look at our family
Speaker 1: like that. That's our problem. We don't look at our
Speaker 1: families and all. We all just want to start with
Speaker 1: your family, Die with your family, with your family, eat
Speaker 1: with your family. Bloody sticking to anything, these white folks
Speaker 1: ling on their blood for ten generation, trying to how
Speaker 1: they get our land. Trying to tell y'all this genealogy
Speaker 1: is how you get your land back. Nothing moves without land.
Speaker 1: This ship has been about land this whole time. We're
Speaker 1: fighting about everything else, and nobody's telling us it's about land.
Speaker 1: You can't build more land. They are still in the land.
Speaker 1: It's about land. We need to take our land back everywhere,
Speaker 1: and it's all paperwork. The pen is mightier than the sward.
Speaker 1: Ain't got nothing to do with the wall. Just why
Speaker 1: they keep us so confused and looking everywhere, because if
Speaker 1: we stop and look in, we figure it out. And
Speaker 1: in is your family. Your nationality comes from bloodline, your
Speaker 1: nationaltric and from your family, or you have to go
Speaker 1: to another nation and uh sign allegiance with that nation
Speaker 1: and uh revoke your allegians with the nation that you
Speaker 1: come from other than that that comes from your bloodline.
Speaker 1: Black is not a nationality. African Americans are not a nationality. Fourteenth,
Speaker 1: the members citizens are not a nationality. We have no nationalities.
Speaker 1: And it was over five nations in America before colonization.
Speaker 1: So all of us trying to come together as one
Speaker 1: big kumbay Ya moment is not gonna happen. We gotta
Speaker 1: get that out of our mind too. You gotta look
Speaker 1: at your family, get your family together. That's all I
Speaker 1: want everybody to do. You get your family together, make
Speaker 1: your family a nation, and that family could give it
Speaker 1: another family, and that family can give it another family. Y'all.
Speaker 1: Former Confederation's strength in numbers and diversity. We gotta stop
Speaker 1: thinking we gotta be all one forty million of us
Speaker 1: under one nation. That's not how our ancestors live and
Speaker 1: that's not how our solutions go to get up out
Speaker 1: of this miss When you read the paperwork, the black
Speaker 1: and white, and all of for us to get out
Speaker 1: of this mess is genealogy trust because the trust is
Speaker 1: the vehicle that every what quote unquote call the country
Speaker 1: it's in like everything in Africa. What y'all think our
Speaker 1: countries are actually corporations. That's not countries. Those are all businesses.
Speaker 1: And that's why Africa can have presidents at the head
Speaker 1: of every country in Africa quote unquote country and they
Speaker 1: still paying these crackers money. Why because Africa's don't own
Speaker 1: the trust to the lands. Same thing with quote unquote
Speaker 1: Native America's with the Snider Act when they became citizens,
Speaker 1: the United States took their trust in the land. It's
Speaker 1: all the same ship. The system is worldwide trust bank.
Speaker 1: This system worldwide and all of it goes off your bloodline.
Speaker 1: This is why they keep the indigenous people in other
Speaker 1: parts of the world pushed into the corners. That's all
Speaker 1: it is. I'll ask them to what you were saying
Speaker 1: scream as well in terms of like Black American influence,
Speaker 1: Like it was crazy to me. I've been all over
Speaker 1: Western Europe, I've been all over the world, and last
Speaker 1: time I was in Thailand. I was out there. I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: I'm way far away from home from the East Side.
Speaker 1: So when I start hearing music that sounds like future,
Speaker 1: it's mind on me. And then you realize that black
Speaker 1: American culture, I'm not even sure what the white word
Speaker 1: you you know what I mean, Okay, So let me
Speaker 1: just say this. The correct term in American law for
Speaker 1: indigenous people in America's Indians. So that's all Indian means.
Speaker 1: Indian only means the Aboriginal inhabitants of North America. So
Speaker 1: whenever you say Indian, a lot of people don't get
Speaker 1: that black folks are Indians. It's hard for a lot
Speaker 1: of people to see that because they whitewashed the image.
Speaker 1: The same way I say that was a lot of
Speaker 1: black rowers in Europe Europe with black two first, but
Speaker 1: they whitewashed the image so rid of the term in
Speaker 1: law his Indian ain't no black Indian, just Indian because
Speaker 1: you you're a lot of our answers. Was the original
Speaker 1: inhabitants of North America. They are what will be labeled
Speaker 1: as Indian by law. I mean, I was people that
Speaker 1: look like everyone in this room beside me from my
Speaker 1: side of town, have created a culture and a music
Speaker 1: and intellectual property that's been exploited. And it's the second
Speaker 1: that is worldwide. It is the it is now the
Speaker 1: worldwide youth culture, you know, so black American culture, whatever
Speaker 1: the hell you wanna call it, is the worldwide global
Speaker 1: youth culture. Meaning that intellectual property is extremely valuable. Get
Speaker 1: you a color the day be but li So it's
Speaker 1: it's the most it's the most valuable piece of intellectual
Speaker 1: property and culture worldwide. That translates to money. So if
Speaker 1: you look at the GDP of American export, number two
Speaker 1: is entertainment. Who do you think fucking controls that? Look
Speaker 1: at the analytics and Spotify who makes that? Whose intellectual
Speaker 1: property is that of the top five this year? This year?
Speaker 1: Maybe so? I mean, but if the majority of analytics,
Speaker 1: hip hop, rap music is now we are the most
Speaker 1: mimic and everything totally so because of our our our
Speaker 1: natural uh in sync with the earth, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. We just have that gift. And so it's
Speaker 1: mimic like and only here because you can look for
Speaker 1: people from everywhere else. But it's American. It's the American culture,
Speaker 1: the humanitated American beings. It's the most copied beings and
Speaker 1: and that's that's what I'm saying. Mast this wherever sides boat,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But as far as us overall,
Speaker 1: we're just that athletics saying that we just do it
Speaker 1: artistic just all around for some reason. And I kind
Speaker 1: of think they once they got you, they were like,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, we got because like, um, people don't know
Speaker 1: what I mean that actually Indians were shipped away from
Speaker 1: America to the Islands and North Africa and the Europe.
Speaker 1: Like people don't know it was millions of Indians shipped
Speaker 1: away from here. Like people think that the trans Atlantis
Speaker 1: lade trade were just slaved brought from Africa over here,
Speaker 1: But actually the first slaves in the Trans Atlantis lave
Speaker 1: trade was brought from the islands to Europe. Columbus went back.
Speaker 1: He bought the first setters, slip her slaves back over there.
Speaker 1: We gotta get you back on. But but then we
Speaker 1: already what's the rast, show man? What's your show? You
Speaker 1: get your podcast? Yet? Now I started a class man,
Speaker 1: I started, so I started to learn of class at first,
Speaker 1: I started it teaching it in person out here and
Speaker 1: COVID hit so they stopped everything, which was good. So
Speaker 1: where are they going to get this game down from you? Directly?
Speaker 1: You go to RAPS dot com, r s P y
Speaker 1: r A w LS. We got to learn the class
Speaker 1: on that, you know. I teach class every two weeks
Speaker 1: to break down the system to us subject by subject,
Speaker 1: so it ain't just one big blur, and you can
Speaker 1: go piece by piece and start to get an overview
Speaker 1: of the system. Because until we get uh be able
Speaker 1: to point out what's really going on overall, we're gonna
Speaker 1: never make a change that we canna always be trying
Speaker 1: to make change up under them. And once you go
Speaker 1: so high up under them, do you hit the sailing?
Speaker 1: Because you have under someone. So we gotta learn how
Speaker 1: to move from from under them and then go verther
Speaker 1: the then vert integrate. We keep trying vertically in the
Speaker 1: grate while we're still colonized. We gotta figure how to
Speaker 1: be uncolonized and then vertically integrate. Big shots out to
Speaker 1: Raspy Ras. Salute to you d for pulling up man.
Speaker 1: You know, we appreciate you. Just a bonus episode, you
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