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Speaker 3: one of the guess brother, what's up?
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 1: What's up? My brother? How you feeling? How you feeling?
Speaker 3: I'm well, man, I'm so happy again, proud to see
Speaker 3: what all of you have done and your growth and
Speaker 3: all your progress.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: So this is beautiful. I'm at home. Yeah, I feel
Speaker 1: it with us, always with us, absolutely.
Speaker 3: So since the last time we were able to build
Speaker 3: with you, like what's what's been going on, Like, what's
Speaker 3: the progression been, like, have any of your views changed
Speaker 3: or certain things? Like what's been going on since the
Speaker 3: last time we spoke with you. Still don't like this,
Speaker 3: still don't trust it at all. So I'm gonna make
Speaker 3: that clear.
Speaker 1: But off tops, you know, so we can get that clear.
Speaker 3: But as far as progress, there have been a lot
Speaker 3: of solutions that I've been working on tangible solutions to
Speaker 3: help the people when it comes to their health and
Speaker 3: when it comes to some other things that I'm launching.
Speaker 3: So I primarily have been working on physical tangible solutions
Speaker 3: in multiple areas that affect the people. Because educating is
Speaker 3: of course number one spiritual side, the mental education, we
Speaker 3: have to get that. After that, we've followed up with
Speaker 3: physical tangible things that can change our condition.
Speaker 1: So I've primarily been focusing on that.
Speaker 3: I know one of the things you spoke out that about,
Speaker 3: I think it was recently, was just just kind of
Speaker 3: like not rocking with the education system, and you've been
Speaker 3: speaking out against that as well. What's your thoughts on just,
Speaker 3: I guess the United States education system and what are
Speaker 3: some ways you feel like it could be fixed or enhanced? Well,
Speaker 3: the United States indoctrination system and particularly overall, is one
Speaker 3: that they have a particular goal for why they put
Speaker 3: you in front of a teacher, in front of a board,
Speaker 3: and they give you certain assignments overall, and now again
Speaker 3: depending on who you go in front of, depending on
Speaker 3: what college, what high school, et cetera, will have a
Speaker 3: different outcome. It also depends on the parents at the
Speaker 3: house how they are educated, what they know, what they
Speaker 3: teach you about, what they help to extract from you
Speaker 3: and tell the teacher about, et cetera. And it also
Speaker 3: depends on the environment as well. And then it also
Speaker 3: depends on what your personal mission is, what you want
Speaker 3: to learn, et cetera. So I do trust good teachers
Speaker 3: who teach properly, who give real information. But overall the
Speaker 3: educational system isn't doctrinating right now. Their primary objective is
Speaker 3: to switch gender roles, confuse agenders when it comes to children.
Speaker 3: So now they're telling little boys, you can be a
Speaker 3: little girl today if you want to. They're telling the
Speaker 3: little girls, you could be a little boy if you
Speaker 3: want to today. This is happening in California's happening, and
Speaker 3: phillyge is happening out here in Atlanta's happened different parts
Speaker 3: of the United States that I'm totally against. That has
Speaker 3: nothing to do with the overall progress of humanity. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: in China, in middle school and younger, they're teaching them
Speaker 3: about wood shop, see them about finance. They're teaching them
Speaker 3: about survival skills. Same thing in India, multiple areas, they're
Speaker 3: teaching them self defense. They're teaching about technology, et cetera.
Speaker 3: All of these things foundational things to build an actual society. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: we're telling our children, you can be what you feel,
Speaker 3: you can identify as what you want to identify as,
Speaker 3: eat whatever. Oh you did your best, let's just go
Speaker 3: ahead and pass them on. We are creating more uneducated
Speaker 3: idiotic children today been ever before. The grades have slipped
Speaker 3: so low now in literacy and comprehension skills, and I'm
Speaker 3: talking about across the board across the United States. There
Speaker 3: are less intelligent children now. The IQ has slipped tremendously,
Speaker 3: and more people are functional illiterates, I meaning more people
Speaker 3: are operating a day to day life who can't read
Speaker 3: or write. This is what is happening in the United
Speaker 3: States government as a result of this indoctrination system that
Speaker 3: people call education. So that's overall, But there are good
Speaker 3: teachers who teach right. We should really highlight them more,
Speaker 3: focus on the independent schools that actually produce good children
Speaker 3: who know what they need to do, who build society,
Speaker 3: because we have a lot of those two So I.
Speaker 4: Aren't necessarily mandated by that indoctrinated curriculum.
Speaker 3: Correct correct that are actually teaching real information and real history,
Speaker 3: real science, you know, real skills, real trades, things like that.
Speaker 3: So we should really big them up and uplift them
Speaker 3: more and not just go into the cookie cutter system
Speaker 3: that this government.
Speaker 1: Producers, you think, but you think A big part of it.
Speaker 3: Too is just educating yourself, like just as you go
Speaker 3: through the journey of life, like just grabbing certain books
Speaker 3: like we talked about some books last time, and just
Speaker 3: getting your own education. But the funny thing is when
Speaker 3: you say, you know, get your own education, Okay, Well,
Speaker 3: most people go where they are directed to go, whether
Speaker 3: directly or and directly. So whoever they look up to,
Speaker 3: that's what they're going to follow. So if they look
Speaker 3: up to their mom and they daddy, okay, where they're
Speaker 3: gonna follow. What they do, how they dress, what they eat,
Speaker 3: how they talk, that's what they're gonna do.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Well, if I see Daddy picking up this book, I'm
Speaker 3: pick that book up. Or if I see him pick
Speaker 3: up no book at all, I ain't picking up book
Speaker 3: at all. I see hi pick up a gun, pick
Speaker 3: up a bottle, That's what I'm gonna do. Same thing
Speaker 3: with little girls. That's the first thing. So we have
Speaker 3: to realize that we are being influenced one way or another.
Speaker 3: The children are are being influenced one way or another.
Speaker 3: So if you are in front of a camera and
Speaker 3: people are looking up to you, do your best to
Speaker 3: realize that you're not doing everything that you're doing in
Speaker 3: the mirror just to yourself. You're doing it in front
Speaker 3: of a camera that people are watching. So do your
Speaker 3: best to set a good example. That's why when you
Speaker 3: see certain rappers and artists randomly reading a book that
Speaker 3: actually does a lot more than what people realize, it
Speaker 3: does a lot more. Same thing with parents, and same
Speaker 3: thing with people in the hood. Pick up a book
Speaker 3: and not just pick.
Speaker 1: Up a book.
Speaker 3: Read a book where your comprehension level is all right
Speaker 3: what I mean by this, don't pick up a book
Speaker 3: because you heard about this book and you want to
Speaker 3: look smarter than what you really are. Because now this
Speaker 3: where you start getting people big capping out here, like okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: I read the autobiography up.
Speaker 1: Brother, can you spell autobiography?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Hold on, I'm being seriously.
Speaker 3: We got to humble ourselves, be honest about where you are,
Speaker 3: and go from where you are so that you can
Speaker 3: build yourself up. Stop trying to impress folks. Don't get
Speaker 3: out there trying to be something you're not if all
Speaker 3: you can read is some ABC books. Start there seriously though, Yeah,
Speaker 3: there's no same in that, because you want to comprehend
Speaker 3: this information so you can apply it, not just to
Speaker 3: say I read a thousand books. No, bro, be interested
Speaker 3: in applying what you learn. So start where you can
Speaker 3: and build from there and encourage other people to do
Speaker 3: the same.
Speaker 4: But then I want to say something to another thing.
Speaker 4: That what you said about educating yourself. I think that
Speaker 4: that's like an excellent master plan, but it can only
Speaker 4: work to a certain extent because you can only educate
Speaker 4: yourself once you know that, like you need to educate yourself,
Speaker 4: so under a certain age, like they don't have a choice,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But to follow the.
Speaker 4: Rules quote unquote the foundation, Yeah, that's just a tricky slope.
Speaker 3: People are being directed, children are being directed. They follow
Speaker 3: what they like, they follow with interesting And that's why
Speaker 3: TikTok blew up the way it did. Because teenagers are
Speaker 3: a little younger. They're all on there following people, and
Speaker 3: people are doing a lot of educating on there. I
Speaker 3: see a lot of people doing some beautiful educator, then
Speaker 3: you got a bunch of clown stuff just as whatevery platform.
Speaker 3: So you have to go where the children's attention is
Speaker 3: going and give them the proper knowledge information. So this
Speaker 3: this falls on the pearance. It falls on the parents,
Speaker 3: it falls on those of us in the neighborhoods, it
Speaker 3: falls on everyone who has some level of influence. We
Speaker 3: have to be demonstrating what it is that we want
Speaker 3: them to be doing. Like you said, educate yourself. All right,
Speaker 3: so are you doing that? Am I doing that? And
Speaker 3: do they see us doing that?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: If they see us doing it, then okay, we're not
Speaker 3: going to look like hypocrites out here, because they're gonna say, no,
Speaker 3: I did see the brother red and I saw her
Speaker 3: doing this little bit. I saw them studying this. Okay, cool,
Speaker 3: And then people will start to get that trending and
Speaker 3: how to become normalized.
Speaker 1: That's how it should be. That makes sense.
Speaker 3: So when it comes to just let's say the African
Speaker 3: American community, going back to our last conversation, and now,
Speaker 3: do you think there's been progress as a whole with
Speaker 3: us as a people, not just saying like one particular
Speaker 3: religion or belief. But as a people as a whole,
Speaker 3: do you think from I think it was twenty one
Speaker 3: when we last spoke to twenty twenty four, are going
Speaker 3: into twenty twenty five, do you think there has been
Speaker 3: any progress?
Speaker 1: And it's been that long already.
Speaker 3: Christ Over our progress I have witnessed when it comes
Speaker 3: to the awareness, awareness of good things and bad things.
Speaker 3: More businesses have popped up, more independent schools have popped up.
Speaker 3: More of our people are interested now in domestic farming
Speaker 3: vertical farming. More of our people are interested in exercising
Speaker 3: and getting healthy, and more of our people are interested
Speaker 3: in reading. This is stuff I've been noticing a lot
Speaker 3: more of our people are becoming more educated about what's
Speaker 3: happening internationally and locally, and a lot of our people
Speaker 3: are uniting and doing some good things. When it comes
Speaker 3: to economics as well, I have seen this right. So
Speaker 3: we have made progress overall, I would say, But what
Speaker 3: is promoted is not all of that. So what gets
Speaker 3: promoted dominantly is the negative. So a bunch of divorces
Speaker 3: nothing but working. This person punts this person out, this
Speaker 3: person talking about this person. Gossip slander back Biden, gossip slander,
Speaker 3: back Biden. That's what is promoted heavily on the platforms.
Speaker 3: That's we already noticed what the algorithm pushes. But it
Speaker 3: doesn't drawn out the fact that we have a lot
Speaker 3: of positive that has been taking place. I personally have
Speaker 3: been doing a lot of work with our people across
Speaker 3: this country and in other nations when it comes to
Speaker 3: a building economically and when it comes to creating more solutions.
Speaker 3: So I'm not just speaking in general. I'm talking about
Speaker 3: even my personal involvement too. With the people that I'm
Speaker 3: working with, I'm seeing and we are building. I'm talking
Speaker 3: about currently, I have business agreements when it comes to
Speaker 3: our brothers and sisters in Canada, brothers and sisters in
Speaker 3: the Caribbean, with those of us here in America, and
Speaker 3: not just talking, it's being done.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I currently have roughly ten employees with a new company
Speaker 3: that I just launched for providing jobs. You see what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, you know, just just to give it on
Speaker 3: a small local level. But this is happening with a
Speaker 3: lot of our people, and I'm loving it, you know.
Speaker 3: So I do see the progress. However, we have to
Speaker 3: promote that more and more and more and more. The progress,
Speaker 3: don't even pump up the negative no more. I don't
Speaker 3: even get it. At this point, it's about to be
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five, what are we still doing pumping gossip?
Speaker 1: I just don't get it.
Speaker 3: I don't understand what's the purpose here with our people
Speaker 3: still in the same condition overall to a degree, but
Speaker 3: a lot of us are doing better. So we should
Speaker 3: just focus on building more on the positive, that's all.
Speaker 3: We should just focus more on that. We have large
Speaker 3: platforms to do, we have enough influence to do it.
Speaker 3: We can really do that.
Speaker 4: So do you think that there will ever be enough
Speaker 4: progress to facilitate and I don't want to say accurate,
Speaker 4: to facilitate a meaningful shift in what we need to
Speaker 4: do for our culture.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, you know it's happening now. I'll say again, those
Speaker 3: with enough influence have to stop pretending as if them
Speaker 3: promoting positive is going to mess up their brand. The
Speaker 3: biggest thing I noticed is that people with a big
Speaker 3: enough platform. You know, a few of our people who
Speaker 3: made it out, got a couple dollars now, some influence,
Speaker 3: some power and authority. Okay, a lot of them. What
Speaker 3: you notice is they will feel as if if they
Speaker 3: promote the positive far more than the negative. It'll lessen
Speaker 3: their brand, they'll lose money, they'll lose interest. The people
Speaker 3: ain't trying to hear that, all that conscious stuff, we
Speaker 3: ain't trying to No, no, no, it's the opposite. The
Speaker 3: people want the truth now, like people literally we already
Speaker 3: we see it now.
Speaker 1: We want the truth. What are you really doing? What
Speaker 1: do we need to be doing? What's going on?
Speaker 3: What's the real? That's what people want. This is what
Speaker 3: I'm noticing across the board.
Speaker 1: People. Now, that's to the nonsense. No more.
Speaker 3: The music videos ain't pushing the way they are that
Speaker 3: the music ain't streaming the way it is.
Speaker 1: What the nonsense? Baby Daddy is, baby Mama? Just hold it?
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, all right, all right, bro, okay, all right,
Speaker 3: got it, got it? Thank you, damn Okay, and y'all
Speaker 3: know what I'm talking about. We're tired of it and
Speaker 3: nobody listening to that to them, Okay, great, you got
Speaker 3: ten baby daddy's great. Okay, all right, you got four
Speaker 3: five children? Brother, okay, great, niggas, we need to change
Speaker 3: our condition?
Speaker 2: What what? What?
Speaker 3: It becomes irritating at this point because you're looking at
Speaker 3: people like bro your net worth is this many millions?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 3: What are you talking about? You ain't got no power.
Speaker 3: What you you can't change something? What are you talking about?
Speaker 3: You got money? Now, let's stop stop playing this game. Now,
Speaker 3: system when you're talking, you got influence, You have money, influence,
Speaker 3: you making progress. Just stop playing, stop playing. Agreed to
Speaker 3: separate from the system and continue to build your own.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 3: The biggest fear, brother again, is us pulling away from
Speaker 3: this system and separating. Like what y'all have done with
Speaker 3: this platform is you have literally separated from the mainstream.
Speaker 3: You have done this. This platform is not controlled by
Speaker 3: seeing NC, NBC, Fox, none of that.
Speaker 1: You have your own platform.
Speaker 3: You control what the people see, what they think, what
Speaker 3: they believe.
Speaker 1: You put people up here, y'all.
Speaker 3: You're doing that. You know, this is how powerful media is. Traditionally,
Speaker 3: media is the most effective devil in America.
Speaker 1: That's the traditional meaning.
Speaker 3: But right now, what y'all are doing, I would say,
Speaker 3: is the opposite overall, because you're educating, uplifting, you bringing
Speaker 3: people like your brother on who you don't dem what
Speaker 3: this government don't like at all.
Speaker 5: Hey, hey, you said from the beginning, like off top,
Speaker 5: I ain't fuck with them with the system right absolutely,
Speaker 5: what you.
Speaker 2: Think the grand scheme or the green objective is and
Speaker 2: who's a part of this system?
Speaker 3: Number one objective is depopulation. If they cannot control the masses,
Speaker 3: meaning if they can't get the people to comply do
Speaker 3: what they want them to do, go where they want
Speaker 3: them to go, depopulate. It's not according to brother res
Speaker 3: it'slim is according to the United States government policy.
Speaker 1: That's why they have.
Speaker 3: Chemicals in the food air, specifically of a company called
Speaker 3: All Things Bugs. And y'all know how I'm about to do.
Speaker 3: We're about to go down the list of things already. Okay,
Speaker 3: so we're gonna go into something right now, All Things
Speaker 3: Bugs that is a company sponsored by Bill Gates, funded
Speaker 3: by Bill Gates and the Department of Defense and the
Speaker 3: Department or the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency that is
Speaker 3: coming out with insect based foods. Huh, I'm gonna say
Speaker 3: it again, insect based food, cricket protein, powder worm based ravioli.
Speaker 2: Stop.
Speaker 3: I'm so serious, brother, I'll need you to look put
Speaker 3: up on the screen and if you can, all Things
Speaker 3: buzz And I'm just letting y'all know how far this
Speaker 3: is going, which is why we have to separate from
Speaker 3: the system. And when you say separate, it's in stages,
Speaker 3: it's in degrees, it's in levels, because it sound like
Speaker 3: a big thing, which you mean separate from the system. Okay,
Speaker 3: don't eat what they feed, you feed yourself, right for example. Okay,
Speaker 3: so we have to grow own food, all right, that's
Speaker 3: one and a lot of our people are doing that.
Speaker 3: The reason why they're able to fund these kind of
Speaker 3: corporations like this that produce insect based food is because
Speaker 3: there are enough mouths that keep coming to them.
Speaker 1: It's free lunch under that umbrella.
Speaker 3: That absolutely absolutely, because the lunch ain't free, it ain't
Speaker 3: never been free ever. It's sponsored, it's invested in. Just
Speaker 3: like the next thing I'm gonna mention now is they're
Speaker 3: coming out. Remember we talked about the shots and everything
Speaker 3: your brother said turned out to be true. Now they said, well, damn,
Speaker 3: we know that they're not gonna take these next round
Speaker 3: of boosters and all this nonsense. So what are we doing.
Speaker 3: University of Riverside in California. I'm so so sad that
Speaker 3: it's in California again, But University of the Riverside has
Speaker 3: been studying putting mRNA messenger rival nucleic acid, which is
Speaker 3: the primary component of the shots, putting that in lettuce, potatoes, soybeans.
Speaker 1: Do y'all hear what I'm saying to you.
Speaker 3: So basically, instead of you taking a shot, because we
Speaker 3: know you more than likely ain't gonna take another one
Speaker 3: after what we just did to y'all, you're gonna eat
Speaker 3: this lettuce though, and then burritos and then bowls. You're
Speaker 3: gonna eat these potatoes with them eggs and all that
Speaker 3: you're eating.
Speaker 1: I'm serious, y'all. Hear what I'm saying to you.
Speaker 3: This is a very real thing. Mr injected mRNA injected foods.
Speaker 3: You don't eat your vaccines instead of getting the shot
Speaker 3: of a vaccine.
Speaker 2: How you being this stuff?
Speaker 3: I know because I must know, all right now, that's
Speaker 3: that's a matrix. Man, y'all should have known that. I'm
Speaker 3: telling you now. Brother, it's it is my duty. It's
Speaker 3: my purpose, right, it's my mission. Like we all have
Speaker 3: our place in the mission, this is mine. Not only
Speaker 3: do I have to know the information, I have to
Speaker 3: spread the information that I have to create solutions with
Speaker 3: which to activate on that information.
Speaker 2: And now this stuff can be researched in fact check.
Speaker 1: All day long.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm giving you names, references all that, because
Speaker 3: we're not gonna get up here and just use some
Speaker 3: nonsense just so we can look good. And no, look
Speaker 3: at me, brother, I'm not into that nonsense. We do
Speaker 3: this in real life.
Speaker 5: So but they while they don't speak on that like
Speaker 5: on the news channels and stuff.
Speaker 1: What a news. Hell, No, they're gonna tell you that
Speaker 1: on the news. They'll they'll do this.
Speaker 3: They'll put it in a place where black folks don't go,
Speaker 3: in written text for the most part. So right now
Speaker 3: you have it in scientific studies. It's in text right now.
Speaker 3: If you google All Things Bugs, please do it right now, studio,
Speaker 3: right now, google it. I want you all to see
Speaker 3: it for yourself, because it is unbelievable. They're saying that
Speaker 3: insects are the number one untapped resource for food on
Speaker 3: the planet. They set they're high in minerals.
Speaker 1: That this is not talking. It's like a movie.
Speaker 2: Bugs.
Speaker 4: Bill Gates, m hm.
Speaker 3: Now, while she's ruining your life right now, we're gonna
Speaker 3: go to the next area of this. All Things Buzz
Speaker 3: is one of them. The m RNA injected lettuce in
Speaker 3: all that in mind you this is when I say
Speaker 3: that's that's that's what we went right, there's there.
Speaker 4: So they're funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates.
Speaker 3: Foundation, that's one of them. They're also found about the
Speaker 3: Department of Defense. They're also funded by the Defense Advanced
Speaker 3: Research Project Agency DARPA, which is the area of the
Speaker 3: United States government that has robotic snakes, robotic dogs, robotic cheetahs,
Speaker 3: they have robotic animals that's Darper, robotic drones, hummingbirds, flies, mosquitos,
Speaker 3: all this kind of stuff that's darker. So they help
Speaker 3: to fund them on that. And that's not the only one.
Speaker 3: So when I'm not trying so look, no, no, no, please,
Speaker 3: this is crazy.
Speaker 4: So this is what they're trying to promote it. Like
Speaker 4: they're saying in the dossier for this that it's it's
Speaker 4: an innovative global health and development research project titled good
Speaker 4: Bugs used to make sustainable food for malnutrition children. So
Speaker 4: they're trying to make it seem like this is a
Speaker 4: positive thing.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, that's how Satan works. He comes in the name
Speaker 3: of help and the name of a positive thing. First
Speaker 3: thing they're pushing is to feed this to children in
Speaker 3: third world countries. Number one, they're going to feed them
Speaker 3: bugs literally and say that, hey, this is this is food.
Speaker 2: It's good.
Speaker 3: If you look on that website, y'all see it all
Speaker 3: them things that the spaghetti, the pastas all that it's
Speaker 3: made out of bugs.
Speaker 1: But literally, brother, this is this is serious.
Speaker 3: They also have oh man, man, y'all they look to
Speaker 3: see it's big facts right now.
Speaker 1: When come you know what's about bat? What is like?
Speaker 1: What is going on?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yes?
Speaker 3: Say? They also have what they have something called maggot
Speaker 3: milk and maggot ice cream.
Speaker 1: I'm very serious.
Speaker 2: Maggot and milk.
Speaker 3: Maggott act is out. It's out specifically in certain parts
Speaker 3: of Europe. They're running the beta tests right now. And
Speaker 3: when you see one of the companies after they grind
Speaker 3: these maggots and they freeze and they add sugar and
Speaker 3: all that kind of stuff. The first people who they
Speaker 3: brought it to with some Africans and have the meat.
Speaker 1: This is very real. This is not a joke. It's
Speaker 1: very real.
Speaker 3: And this is where they're pushing it because the main
Speaker 3: thing is we rely on them for our food and
Speaker 3: we shouldn't and we don't have to there's enough of
Speaker 3: our people right now growing food. We should just encourage more.
Speaker 3: We should go and find the farmer's markets, spend all
Speaker 3: money with them so that we can get our fruits,
Speaker 3: vegetables and all that. If you eat meat, get your chickens,
Speaker 3: your lamb and all that. It's a lot of our
Speaker 3: people who are farming. Now. Y'all know what time it is,
Speaker 3: so we got to focus a lot more on that.
Speaker 3: Even if you live in the projects, you can do
Speaker 3: some vertical farming. Find you a nice little square area
Speaker 3: and get a vertical pot. They don't cost much at all,
Speaker 3: and you can start growing food. This is not something
Speaker 3: that's all man. You need twenty thirty thousand dollars. You
Speaker 3: need to buy a whole bunch of land.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: You could be right in the house doing this, right
Speaker 3: in your apartment, doing this, and you must do it
Speaker 3: because if you don't, then our lack of preparation is
Speaker 3: going to push for them to be activated to do
Speaker 3: what they're gonna do.
Speaker 1: We get hungry, they like, here, I got something for
Speaker 1: you to eat. That's how it is. Bro that's disturbing.
Speaker 3: It's very real because we are being forced to do
Speaker 3: something for ourselves. Dick Gregory spoke about that a lot
Speaker 3: before you passed, like after you was decades ahead on
Speaker 3: the food is the warfare absolutely well, he constantly would say,
Speaker 3: because people ask him where he learned it from one Boba.
Speaker 3: Dick Gregory, you know, one of our grace and man
Speaker 3: lobby pleased with our brothers. He would do independent research consistently.
Speaker 3: He was one of the coldest researchers outside of being
Speaker 3: a comedian and all that. He was one of the
Speaker 3: coldest researchers.
Speaker 1: Dick Gregory.
Speaker 3: He would always reference the most honor Beilaja Muhammad. He
Speaker 3: would always referencing him and talk about the fasting that
Speaker 3: he learned from. You talk about why we eat one
Speaker 3: meal a day. He will talk about certain foods to eat,
Speaker 3: fer foods not to eat. He would talk about all
Speaker 3: of this because he saw what the government was doing. Brother,
Speaker 3: they have been experimenting with biochemistry for a very long time.
Speaker 3: And the last thing is when it comes to warfare,
Speaker 3: one of the biggest ways to get a people to
Speaker 3: bend over and have them do what you want them
Speaker 3: to do. You starve them. You control the food and
Speaker 3: the water supply. That's the basic in war basic, So people.
Speaker 3: When you hear people say we're at war, Okay, you
Speaker 3: need to get an example of it. Your food is
Speaker 3: poisoned overall certain areas. You may have some decent food
Speaker 3: here and there, but they're moving to poison more of it.
Speaker 3: And they're continuing too. I'm talking about brother, they have
Speaker 3: heavy funding. This is not slowing down. It is very
Speaker 3: much so a real thing. So what you're gonna do,
Speaker 3: that's the only point. What you're gonna do about We're
Speaker 3: gonna keep talking about it, complaining about it, or we're
Speaker 3: gonna take a little bit of these dollars that we
Speaker 3: get in our pocket every week or set aside that
Speaker 3: monthly food budget and go on buy food from good
Speaker 3: people who have farms. One, so that they don't have
Speaker 3: to sell they farm because they're not being supportive enough.
Speaker 3: Shout out to all the black farmers and all the
Speaker 3: farmers in general. Number two, they're being sued by the
Speaker 3: government because they refuse to adopt these terrible food practices
Speaker 3: where they're being told to inject GMOs and certain seeds
Speaker 3: that are heavily toxic and radiating, and they refuse, so
Speaker 3: they're trying to poison their crops. This is what farmers
Speaker 3: been fighting back all throughout the US and Europe and
Speaker 3: aught it for the last I would say five to
Speaker 3: six years, heavily, heavily because they're like, yo, you already
Speaker 3: got McDonald's in every damn corner. Leave us alone down,
Speaker 3: let us grow on food. They're like, no, but you
Speaker 3: not putting this in there. We need to no, let
Speaker 3: us we want good healthy food. So the government is
Speaker 3: at war with the farmers because the farmers are helping
Speaker 3: to bring about a solution for the people. Y'all gotta
Speaker 3: know for real was going on, and I know they
Speaker 3: just gave the farmers. I think it was what twenty
Speaker 3: billion black farmers to split between all of them, which
Speaker 3: is not a lot of money, just split between all
Speaker 3: the black farmers, like all of them across the United States.
Speaker 3: That's embarrassing, but fine, But that's that's the war right now.
Speaker 3: Is the food and in the water, of course, that's
Speaker 3: another one. But the solution is we have to grow
Speaker 3: on food and we have to continue because a lot
Speaker 3: of our people are doing it.
Speaker 1: But we need to add more to that anything else.
Speaker 1: When I get.
Speaker 5: So you eat one meal of the day, one of day, hellong,
Speaker 5: how long you been doing that, oh.
Speaker 1: Say strong, for about six years.
Speaker 2: So I started. I'm saying, like, typical day, good.
Speaker 3: Typical day. Well, I start up with water. I drink
Speaker 3: water in the morning. First off. You know, I try
Speaker 3: to add in some lime or you know, I have
Speaker 3: my immune boosting liquids. One is called the answer, y'all
Speaker 3: should definitely get that. Uh that's dope. So I have
Speaker 3: that into the water, drink that in the morning, and
Speaker 3: then I normally wait. It depends on the day and
Speaker 3: it depends on what I'm doing. So if I have
Speaker 3: a very busy day, then I probably eat a little
Speaker 3: before three, probably before one. Even if I have a
Speaker 3: busy day, then I won't eat after that. But if
Speaker 3: my days not as busy, try to get after one
Speaker 3: after two, and I'm good after that for the most part.
Speaker 3: I may add a plant protein smoothie later on if
Speaker 3: I need a little more, But other than that.
Speaker 1: I'm goody.
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Speaker 3: into them from that shot.
Speaker 1: Y'all help what I'm saying.
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Speaker 3: That's another thing. And then also the people did take it.
Speaker 3: You have something called shedding. Everyone in science knows that
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Speaker 3: are mad some of them that they push this. Then
Speaker 3: the rest of them are pissed off because the government
Speaker 3: was successful in pushing this, making the whole world of
Speaker 3: people think they were crazy when they knew were truth
Speaker 3: that they were telling people, No, this doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 3: You can't inject people with this. This is horrible.
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 3: So now they're all coming out admitting it. Fauci was
Speaker 3: brought before the United States government about seven times US
Speaker 3: House Committee and walked back down near everything he.
Speaker 1: Said over the last three years. Did y'all hear that? You?
Speaker 1: Did you see that?
Speaker 3: He just everything all the way down to the six
Speaker 3: foot distance. He said, Well, I didn't say the six
Speaker 3: foot distance was scientific.
Speaker 1: It wasn't. It just happened.
Speaker 3: Do y'all hear what I'm saying to y'all? Just why
Speaker 3: we say we don't trust this damn satanic government that's
Speaker 3: fucked the period? Do you see what I'm saying? So
Speaker 3: and there are lawsuits and all this. So the point
Speaker 3: is that's why your brother created this. Ain't had a
Speaker 3: damn thing to do with money. I could have did
Speaker 3: something to make a whole lot of money long time ago,
Speaker 3: but I said, I have to be able to get
Speaker 3: out here and help the people with a solution that
Speaker 3: helps him with the health. So go to intellectual power,
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Speaker 1: That's up there. All that is up there, the reviews
Speaker 1: up there, everything is up there.
Speaker 2: Do you think the world don't? Like you think shit,
Speaker 2: don't it's just fucked up?
Speaker 1: Like really, you know, man, you know you ask me
Speaker 1: the same question every time this thing is over. It's over,
Speaker 1: is it?
Speaker 3: I would say a certain condition of the world is doomed,
Speaker 3: meaning anybody who just wants to live in ignorance ain't
Speaker 3: gonna happen no more. You will be slapped awake. At
Speaker 3: this point, you don't have a choice to live in
Speaker 3: ignorance anymore. You can't pretend like you don't see what
Speaker 3: you see. Yah, that's what I mean. So that part
Speaker 3: of the world is a done deal for that, Like
Speaker 3: you're not going to be able to escape the reality
Speaker 3: of what's happening. You now just got to make a
Speaker 3: decision on what you want to do about it. It's
Speaker 3: pretty much that you want to change your own condition
Speaker 3: or you want to act like you don't see it
Speaker 3: and then just go with whatever the government says, do
Speaker 3: and whatnot.
Speaker 1: That's up to you.
Speaker 3: But at this point, no, I would say that part
Speaker 3: of the world is doing the ignorance of the people
Speaker 3: is doomed because it's time to wake up.
Speaker 2: How does it go, how does the.
Speaker 5: Like what's the relationship between like the nation and voting
Speaker 5: in politics and what's their relationship like.
Speaker 3: Well, overall, the Nation of Islam doesn't get involved in politics,
Speaker 3: and it depends, you know, every now and then, it
Speaker 3: depends on what the candidate is doing.
Speaker 1: It depends on where that candidate is in their record.
Speaker 3: Sometimes the minister will say, you know, this is a
Speaker 3: person who I think is a good person to vote
Speaker 3: for or you know, let support And for the most part,
Speaker 3: when it comes to presidential we're not encouraged to vote
Speaker 3: one way or the other. That's not necessarily you know
Speaker 3: what the nation does and if we do vote, normally
Speaker 3: it's an independent vote. But again, there's there is no
Speaker 3: hard anything when it comes to nation. If you want
Speaker 3: to vote as a member the Nation of Islam, you
Speaker 3: can do that. That's up to you. But we don't
Speaker 3: wholly endorse this person of that person. That's not how
Speaker 3: it goes again unless the honorableness was var Khan specifically says,
Speaker 3: you know what, I think this person is a good person.
Speaker 3: Support you know, and if he does that then okay.
Speaker 3: But other than that, no, we don't hold sale endorse
Speaker 3: anybody side. Yeah, in the culture of people pushing information
Speaker 3: like what are your thoughts on or have you got
Speaker 3: a chance to build with brothers like nineteen Keys Yaki awaken,
Speaker 3: I don't get a bunch of names, but do you
Speaker 3: get a chance to build with brothers who may have
Speaker 3: similar thought and you might also not agree on certain things,
Speaker 3: but you just have conversations to build. Oh absolutely, I
Speaker 3: mean everyone you mentioned and a whole lot more. I
Speaker 3: know person and I've known long before most podcasts came out.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of our people doing good work out
Speaker 3: here in the community. And I do my best to
Speaker 3: build behind closed doors because you have groups of our
Speaker 3: people and this is where you start to see slight differences.
Speaker 3: You have those who are directly involved in the community.
Speaker 3: You know the community activists. You know that they're involved here,
Speaker 3: all right. They have a certain area they're involved in
Speaker 3: dealing with the homeless issue, or specifically the economics or
Speaker 3: the local politics, literacy children, so you know the people
Speaker 3: who do direct boots on the groundwork. We have people
Speaker 3: who do the awareness, the influential work just on the
Speaker 3: internet or podcast or who you know do their educating
Speaker 3: on the internet. Then you have those who are a
Speaker 3: mix of both. So one your brother started when I
Speaker 3: was nine years old in the community boots on the
Speaker 3: ground for years. That's what I love the most. I
Speaker 3: love being with our people directly, boots on the ground
Speaker 3: the most. That's the work that I do for the
Speaker 3: vast majority. But when it comes to those who are
Speaker 3: just on the internet, there's this misunderstanding that because you
Speaker 3: have views on the internet, that means you have physical
Speaker 3: followers on the ground. And that's where a divide comes from.
Speaker 3: A lot of people start to understand like, oh, this
Speaker 3: person had a million people viewing, man, she must be
Speaker 3: doing some real stuff out here or he or they
Speaker 3: must be doing real stuff oudy, and that's not necessarily
Speaker 3: the case. So you have a lot of back and
Speaker 3: forth now, people calling out people who's legitimate, who's not
Speaker 3: just do work in the community, just get out here
Speaker 3: and do work in the community.
Speaker 1: Like I said, I know a lot of people. Brother.
Speaker 3: One thing you'll notice about me is I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: get out here and bash nobody that I don't do.
Speaker 3: My agenda is to unite are people and for us
Speaker 3: to do as much work as possible to change our
Speaker 3: own condition.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's that's that's my deal.
Speaker 3: But right now, you've got a lot of egos, a
Speaker 3: lot of people out here running around because they want
Speaker 3: to be seen, not realizing. Brother, we can all eat, Sister,
Speaker 3: we can all eat. It's okay, It's genuinely okay. Just
Speaker 3: do good work with the people, and the people will.
Speaker 1: Tell you who you are.
Speaker 3: They gonna tell you you step outside, the people gonna
Speaker 3: be like that's him or that's him.
Speaker 2: How you deal with how y'all deal with like hate?
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, because I know and everything
Speaker 5: is be haters, Like oh yeah, so how you deal
Speaker 5: with haters inside of the nation, Like niggas might just
Speaker 5: be hating because.
Speaker 1: You you oh you said in the nation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like oh you know, you know, tell like each
Speaker 2: league hating because I'm me.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Brother, I'll just say it
Speaker 1: this way.
Speaker 3: Minister far Khan said, we all have gifts and we
Speaker 3: should all use our gifts to go towards the building
Speaker 3: of the go towards the building of the mission. I
Speaker 3: don't even focus on anybody who has any hate, because,
Speaker 3: to be honest with you, envy and jealousy is a
Speaker 3: dangerous thing. So if you have envy and jealousy, you
Speaker 3: should be admiring the gift that God gave that brother
Speaker 3: or that sister, and you should learn from it and
Speaker 3: find out what your gift is.
Speaker 1: That's what minister far concept.
Speaker 3: Either don't hate your brother or sister for doing what
Speaker 3: God is brought them here to do or how they
Speaker 3: express their gift or their talent. Learn your talent and
Speaker 3: express it. Hell, you can learn from that sister, that brother,
Speaker 3: Go talk to them, ask me how do I do that?
Speaker 3: You know a lot put me up on game, so
Speaker 3: I don't even get those kind of calls brother or
Speaker 3: that kind of energy. For the most part, that doesn't
Speaker 3: happen because I'm too busy just you know, doing the
Speaker 3: work and uh And I would say for the most part,
Speaker 3: that's all we do in the nation now as far
Speaker 3: as hatred outside.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you got a couple weird negroes on the internet.
Speaker 1: I'm sure y'all deal with it too well, Yeah for sure. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but people.
Speaker 2: Know about you that you want to dream.
Speaker 3: I heard no, I mean about me, brother, I've heard
Speaker 3: all conscious. I mean everything from that. Nigga ain't tall
Speaker 3: than six foot or whatever, like little stuff. He's shortening, y'all, Like, damn, brother, Okay,
Speaker 3: that's how you know he ain't seen in real life.
Speaker 1: That's one or two. He's trying to act like Malcolm X.
Speaker 3: Okay, Uhreeza Islam I was born in this Okay, shout
Speaker 3: out to Malcolm X. But okay, uh he a scam artists,
Speaker 3: con artists. Nigga's talking, damn Like just brother, Okay, after
Speaker 3: you get done talking about me, what are you doing? Yeah,
Speaker 3: just get out here and help the people. Nothing that
Speaker 3: they said is true, remember that, no matter of fact,
Speaker 3: y'all have noticed. But I was dealing with a court
Speaker 3: case when I came on the platform the last time.
Speaker 3: I've been fighting a case at that time for nearly
Speaker 3: nine years, really type of case nine years. At that time,
Speaker 3: it was a case where the US government was saying
Speaker 3: that I wasn't teaching, educating about drug education. All that
Speaker 3: they were saying, I defrauded the government, all kinds of crap.
Speaker 1: It was crazy.
Speaker 3: It was just stuff I wasn't even qualified to be
Speaker 3: accused of. I'm like, okay, who a y'all talking about?
Speaker 3: Because I'm not even qualified to do that. Fought that
Speaker 3: case for now ten years. Case we dismissed last year.
Speaker 1: Y'all should have laughed for that. That God, you ain't
Speaker 1: even had a case dismissed.
Speaker 3: If I fought that case for ten years, brother, fought
Speaker 3: it back to back to back.
Speaker 1: I was offered six plea deals.
Speaker 3: What they were trying to get you started off with
Speaker 3: two and a half years, brought it down to a
Speaker 3: year and a half, brought it down in six months,
Speaker 3: brought it down to Okay, just say you guilty, and
Speaker 3: then we're gonna put a FELLI on your record. Then
Speaker 3: a year after we'll take it off your record. First
Speaker 3: of all, if I'm guilty of something, why do you
Speaker 3: keep reducing the time. That just makes this very just
Speaker 3: how you know when you call on somebody bluffing when
Speaker 3: they captain Really, okay, if I'm guilty of what you're saying,
Speaker 3: which mind you they I'm talking about calling my attorney.
Speaker 1: We're gonna give them this many years when you might
Speaker 1: want to go take this deal. Now that's a good deal.
Speaker 3: Hey, you might want to don't nobody it's ninety seven percent,
Speaker 3: just just like going in.
Speaker 1: I told him, I said, no, I will never plead
Speaker 1: to something I did not do.
Speaker 3: Never, you can't. You can bring the whole government against me.
Speaker 3: I will not do it. I was in the same
Speaker 3: courtroom that the murder of Nipsey Hustles in, same judge,
Speaker 3: next to the court room or O. J. Simpson was
Speaker 3: found in the sent same floor, same court room as
Speaker 3: Tory Lanes, same court room, same court floor as Harvey Weinstein.
Speaker 3: So y'all can understand what they were doing. It's the
Speaker 3: ninth floor LA County. So what they were trying to
Speaker 3: do to your brother? The mainstream news ABC seven calling
Speaker 3: me this saying this about all reason.
Speaker 1: It's long reasons. I'm missing. Brother.
Speaker 3: We walked to that courtroom even the day before. They
Speaker 3: called my attorney. Listen tomorrow. I know you guys want
Speaker 3: to take this to trial, but he's facing this to
Speaker 3: the day before trial. Brother. They were trying to scare
Speaker 3: my attorney to take me, you know, have me just
Speaker 3: take this plea deal. My attorney said he would not
Speaker 3: be taking the plea deal. We will see even trial tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah. When folk got you, they ain't even really tone
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 1: Brother, know there's no need to talk. You got the evidence.
Speaker 3: Hey find me guilty. I will go and take my
Speaker 3: time like a soldier. But I know you are a
Speaker 3: damn damnable, satanic liar, and you will prove every damn
Speaker 3: thing you say. I went to trial in one in
Speaker 3: five minutes of trial.
Speaker 1: Y'all should clap again on the love your brother.
Speaker 3: Damn can't climb for anycing man. It was it was interesting, brother,
Speaker 3: I mean the judge said, okay, so how would we
Speaker 3: like to move forward?
Speaker 1: They stood up?
Speaker 3: After ten years? Mind you been a court over thirty
Speaker 3: six times. They stood up, Jrnor we do not have
Speaker 3: enough evidence to move forward at this time after ten years.
Speaker 3: My attorney stands up. He says, how would you like
Speaker 3: to proceed? My attorney says motion to dismiss. He said,
Speaker 3: case dismiss.
Speaker 2: So you can file a lawsuit.
Speaker 3: Brother, You go in mad. If I would have given
Speaker 3: in and just and just said I'm guilty. Imagine how
Speaker 3: he could have dangled that over my head for the
Speaker 3: rest of my life.
Speaker 2: So that a lawsuit like motion of the distressing all
Speaker 2: that could you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could because they I mean you know, they
Speaker 3: linked they linked the bank accounts.
Speaker 2: Brother.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is not it's not easy going through this, brother,
Speaker 3: I mean, especially when you when you hire an attorney. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean if any of y'all been in any type
Speaker 3: of legal trouble or know anyone the legal fees, there's no.
Speaker 2: Joke especial period of time.
Speaker 3: God, that's a lot of money, you know. And so
Speaker 3: they thought your brother was, hey, man, he about to
Speaker 3: go broke. He ain't got no money, he about to Well,
Speaker 3: y'all accused me of stealing some millions of dollars. So
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, y'all really just just lying on
Speaker 3: top of line on your brother. I'm like, millions, where
Speaker 3: is that at? Letting me know whole word would account
Speaker 3: that's in brother, ten years you had negroes on it,
Speaker 3: and they're running with it. Man, I told y'all about
Speaker 3: that nigga up he is crooked as his bow tie.
Speaker 1: But who laughing?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: And now one of these punctified weird, Mickey Mouse, milk toast.
Speaker 3: Negroes have opened their mouth since. See, this is the
Speaker 3: difference between us and you. When you really do this work,
Speaker 3: you ain't got to prove nothing to nobody, just do
Speaker 3: the work. Meanwhile, negroes on YouTube, by the way, almost
Speaker 3: every single one of them who ran with this story,
Speaker 3: they are nowhere to be found. Now they quiet. They
Speaker 3: are doing terrible. As a matter of fact, the majority
Speaker 3: of them accusing me if things were actually found guilty
Speaker 3: of doing.
Speaker 1: Things, how they find out because that stuff is public.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about con artists. I'm talking about scams and schemes.
Speaker 3: I mean brothers a lot. If I name some of
Speaker 3: these folks, you be like, oh, yeah, I heard about
Speaker 3: what happened to him. You heard about what happened brother.
Speaker 3: It's a lot, and I won't even dignify this platform
Speaker 3: with their names. But the point is, when you are
Speaker 3: doing righteous work and you're really about it, you don't
Speaker 3: have to say nothing. You just keep stepping standing on business,
Speaker 3: doing the work. In the end, people will see I
Speaker 3: don't even want no apologies for nobody, just staying strong on.
Speaker 3: When you meet me in person, keep the same energy
Speaker 3: in person. And understand and know that the only reason
Speaker 3: why I don't check y'all the way that I should
Speaker 3: is because I follow a man of who is my
Speaker 3: leader and my example that is minister Farkhan.
Speaker 1: But don't get it twisted other than that out on you.
Speaker 3: That's a major fact, because I can't stand somebody these negroes, like,
Speaker 3: shut the hell up, brother, You ain't build like that.
Speaker 3: Not one of you niggas built like that, not even
Speaker 3: a half. I'm brother, I'm so serious. It's very hard
Speaker 3: dealing with our people. It's very hard.
Speaker 1: He's maggot ice creamy magan ice magget milk bag and
Speaker 1: milk drinking brothers.
Speaker 3: Na but man, But at the end of the day, again,
Speaker 3: at the end of the day, man, when you stand
Speaker 3: on business, just just do the real work. And mind you,
Speaker 3: if you're not legit, then stand on that too, fact
Speaker 3: and say, look, you know what, I ain't even I
Speaker 3: ain't even about this. Yeah, I'm just trying to get paid,
Speaker 3: just trying to give yous. Okay, just do that too,
Speaker 3: But don't come at the real people doing real work,
Speaker 3: because people who do real work in the community, they
Speaker 3: take offense when you attack other people who are doing
Speaker 3: real work in the community.
Speaker 1: We got enough people.
Speaker 3: Out here perpetrating like they're doing real work and they're not,
Speaker 3: and they're making us look bad. So don't be out
Speaker 3: here doing that because you'll see what happens in person.
Speaker 3: Because trust me, minerg you is absolutely the same.
Speaker 2: So so you really like you saw everybody who's putting
Speaker 2: them the shots out.
Speaker 3: Till you see they're we're seeing people who ended up
Speaker 3: showing up to my events after this dismissed brother not
Speaker 3: knowing that I knew that I saw them, but they
Speaker 3: broadcast you, not even bring it up. I just shut
Speaker 3: their hand, gave him hub brothers sister. Yeah, good to see, man,
Speaker 3: all that see the art of wars, real fact. Mister
Speaker 3: Farcahan said. Hide your power, Yeah yeah, hide your power
Speaker 3: until the right time.
Speaker 1: See, I don't need to just I don't need to
Speaker 1: just haul off and break it.
Speaker 3: Y'all gotta do that yet, don't worry that that time
Speaker 3: will come if it needs to, and may not even
Speaker 3: be me doing it. But the point is, I don't
Speaker 3: need to just react because the overall understanding his brother,
Speaker 3: the real enemy we're dealing with. It's not even each other.
Speaker 3: The number one enemy is our ignorance. Number one, Number one,
Speaker 3: Number two is this system.
Speaker 2: Number one is.
Speaker 3: Something, it's so far a concept. Our number one enemy
Speaker 3: is our ignorance.
Speaker 2: That's the biggest fact of the day.
Speaker 3: Bro. I can't be out here, be hot headed dealing
Speaker 3: with the people who I know is ignorant as hell.
Speaker 3: We all came from the hood for the most part.
Speaker 3: We know how hard it is dealing with our people.
Speaker 3: And if I can't handle family, especially family, So if
Speaker 3: I can't handle your criticism and you'll attack me and
Speaker 3: all that, then I'm not built for this and I
Speaker 3: should just go work somewhere while I don't have to
Speaker 3: deal with people, so I can't complain about it. I
Speaker 3: expect that it comes with it. But again, keep the
Speaker 3: same energy in person, because I absolutely will. I'm saying
Speaker 3: this from now on. So when you want your negroes
Speaker 3: who talked about me on the internet and you showed
Speaker 3: them to an event after didn't know that I saw
Speaker 3: it and I shook your hand, everything was cool, just
Speaker 3: know I will not be that cool from now on
Speaker 3: because we don't have as much time to play. Say
Speaker 3: who you are, show who you are, Be who you are,
Speaker 3: because it's enemy, right now is auditioning new negroes to
Speaker 3: be the new coons, the new sellouts and know everything.
Speaker 3: So show me who who the hell you is now
Speaker 3: so I can let it be known. Don't come up
Speaker 3: to me acting like you are a friend when you
Speaker 3: are an enemy. You a turn coat. I'm so serious.
Speaker 3: You are a back body, You're a slander, You're a gossiper,
Speaker 3: you are sellout waiting for an opportunity.
Speaker 1: It will not happen with me. So I want to
Speaker 1: make sure I put that on record here, Big Facts.
Speaker 3: Everybody knows you' clap of that flete.
Speaker 1: I recommend y'all do the same. Check your circles and
Speaker 1: he taking all fades.
Speaker 4: This is something that he talked about like a little
Speaker 4: bit briefly offline, but I want to, oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Speak about it a little bit more.
Speaker 4: Scream brought it to my attention.
Speaker 1: Than you said. You don't know what you was missing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he didn't know that. I didn't know what I was
Speaker 1: missing with the bean pies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I'm sure there's a lot of people out there,
Speaker 4: Big Facts world that thought the same thing that I did,
Speaker 4: that bean pies were actually like beans with crust on it,
Speaker 4: and they weren't really like pies. But you told me
Speaker 4: you updated my knowledge on the bean pie, and I
Speaker 4: want you to do the same to them absolutely.
Speaker 3: First off, the bean pie does contain beans. I just
Speaker 3: it's not. That's not a joke. It actually contains being.
Speaker 3: Some of you are like, it's not like it's not
Speaker 3: a mushy, nasty bean. First of all, it's pureade, all right,
Speaker 3: So the bean is prepped, it's soaked, et cetera. And
Speaker 3: then you know, straining the water out, and then you
Speaker 3: blend it and blend the same way you blend other
Speaker 3: ingredients that you're gonna put in a pie, you know,
Speaker 3: around the crust or inside the crust. It is the
Speaker 3: main reason why that was even established was the most
Speaker 3: Unebilijah Muhammad twofold one wanted to help our people to
Speaker 3: go into more of a nutritional way of living first off,
Speaker 3: right to you know, in better our health, better the
Speaker 3: way we we live and eat.
Speaker 1: Et cetera.
Speaker 3: So he said, okay, how can I mix finding a
Speaker 3: way to give the nutrition in a way where they'll
Speaker 3: accept it?
Speaker 1: First off?
Speaker 3: And then also how could I give the brothers away
Speaker 3: to make money while doing it?
Speaker 4: Now, what are some of the nutritional aspects of the
Speaker 4: bean that is encompassed in the bean by.
Speaker 3: The navy being specifically, is the specific being not no
Speaker 3: damn black eyed ps y'all better stop with the.
Speaker 1: Man, all right.
Speaker 3: Navy beans Navy means which are high in calcium, high
Speaker 3: end copper, high end magnesium. They're high in many different minerals.
Speaker 3: They are also anti radiation. They are self digesting, so
Speaker 3: they aid in the digestive process of the intestines. They
Speaker 3: are very high in protein. You can actually live off
Speaker 3: of it. This is one of the things you can
Speaker 3: live off of. Okay, if you want to say, what
Speaker 3: some of the staple foods, right, so you'll say you know,
Speaker 3: some people say right, so they'll say lent tools. Okay, Well,
Speaker 3: this bean is one of those beans that you definitely
Speaker 3: want to have in your cabinet, all right. It can
Speaker 3: last a very long time shelf life, et cetera. But
Speaker 3: that is in that pie, and that is helping with
Speaker 3: the nutrition of people who eat it. Then of course
Speaker 3: you have some some brothers and sisters who make a
Speaker 3: vegan bean pie because some of them, of course, do
Speaker 3: contain eggs and dairy, right, so you have those options.
Speaker 3: But it was created so that we so that most
Speaker 3: on Black Mohama can give our people nutrition to help
Speaker 3: with our health. And then also the brothers can make
Speaker 3: money and become entrepreneurs. This is you're talking about over
Speaker 3: sixty years, been doing this. Brothers are making a living.
Speaker 3: So let me ask you and on their own businesses
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 4: Okay, so let me ask you this when we're talking
Speaker 4: about the financial entrepreneurial aspect of it. Is there like
Speaker 4: a bean pie headquarters where they come and get the
Speaker 4: pies they just pick up the pies wholesale and then
Speaker 4: sell them to make a profit. Or does each individual
Speaker 4: person like make their own.
Speaker 3: Pie so you have the main recipe so that there
Speaker 3: is the original recipe headquarters in Chicago, mas Mariam, Yes,
Speaker 3: there is a Supreme bean Pie. They have the factory
Speaker 3: they make that there. And then you have brothers and
Speaker 3: sisters all over the nation who add their own certain ingredients,
Speaker 3: certain flavors and yeah, like you have something who makes
Speaker 3: pineapple bean pies. Someone make blueberry bean by I'm serious,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that piecho interest.
Speaker 1: Then you can get different thing like real bean piles
Speaker 1: in the West End. And then no, I'm saying like
Speaker 1: in each place.
Speaker 4: Is it like a situation to where like just say,
Speaker 4: for instance, like you know how people sell newspapers and
Speaker 4: they go every morning to the newspaper factory and get
Speaker 4: their papers for twenty cents.
Speaker 1: And then sell them for two dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, or each individual person, like does everybody make their
Speaker 4: own pie just using the recipe and do it or
Speaker 4: sell it however they want to sell it.
Speaker 3: So for the bean pie, there is you have a
Speaker 3: lot of those, meaning where there are locations where brothers
Speaker 3: make them and then they have brothers as entrepreneurs come in,
Speaker 3: they get it on a certain price and they sell
Speaker 3: it for another price. Same thing with the final call
Speaker 3: newspaper percentage goes to the brother who has it, who
Speaker 3: sells it, and then the other amount of goals.
Speaker 1: To the actual factor.
Speaker 3: So it is a real economy, it's real business. It's
Speaker 3: really building people's creating jobs and it has been sustaining
Speaker 3: jobs for decades sincerely. That's that's why I want people talking.
Speaker 3: I'm like, the nation of this sign has its own
Speaker 3: internal economy. Seriously, it ain't no poor. No, Like you work,
Speaker 3: you eat, you're helping yourself, you're building business. And then
Speaker 3: after you sell a bean pie or newspaper which is
Speaker 3: information nutrition. Then you can introduce your other product, whatever
Speaker 3: the business that is a security company or real estate company.
Speaker 1: Et cetera.
Speaker 3: It teaches you that I have also bean piles on
Speaker 3: the corner. I don't get it twisted. What absolutely bean pie,
Speaker 3: my brother, but not like that.
Speaker 1: But it's not playing. Don't be a minute and ya no,
Speaker 1: that's where it came from. Alling back to a living
Speaker 1: color and all that tool fish, red fish, you know,
Speaker 1: not even playing. They really did all that, so they're
Speaker 1: making fun.
Speaker 3: But it was real though, So you have I'm talking
Speaker 3: about you have hundreds of thousands of brothers and sisters
Speaker 3: who are entrepreneurs because of what the nation's teaching when
Speaker 3: it comes to the model nordship, the model of it
Speaker 3: has given them as a base of how to construct
Speaker 3: themselves on foundation.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about it.
Speaker 3: And you have a lot of brothers and sisters f
Speaker 3: y MGT who are you know, doing beautiful work, have
Speaker 3: lots of good businesses, successful, making good money, helping their families.
Speaker 1: I'm serious. It's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 3: So I'm thankful because it taught me how to talk
Speaker 3: to people in a high speed environment in the hood
Speaker 3: on the corner. You want them somebody on the you know,
Speaker 3: at the window at a red light. You got like
Speaker 3: fifteen seconds. You you better have to give the gap
Speaker 3: real quick first of all, because you don't know what
Speaker 3: kind of day I'm having.
Speaker 1: I don't know you Okay.
Speaker 2: Cool, you change my whole move.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, I look, fo look okay, find a
Speaker 1: call newspaper.
Speaker 3: Hey, look, get come get the real news, better news
Speaker 3: and seeing an NBC get the real news.
Speaker 1: You're like, damn brother, go ahead, check out page number two.
Speaker 1: Bet you didn't know. Now you knew.
Speaker 3: Whatever you know simpilar you know it's real. But bars,
Speaker 3: I'm so serious. But it's you know, it's it's really
Speaker 3: interesting because when you do that, then enter into business
Speaker 3: and it's it's like water because you went through it.
Speaker 3: So it's all a process and it's all very productive.
Speaker 3: That's that's That's another reason why I'm so thanking nation.
Speaker 1: Absolutely else about.
Speaker 2: What you think the most important thing you learned, not
Speaker 2: being you know, in the nation.
Speaker 3: My overall discipline, overall discipline and my belief in God
Speaker 3: above everything else. Truly, some people don't think that being
Speaker 3: disciplined will pay off. Like you said, it's hard dealing
Speaker 3: with our people. It's hard trying to be right in
Speaker 3: this world every day. It's just it's it's hard. I've
Speaker 3: learned different. My experience has taught me different. My discipline
Speaker 3: that I have gained from the teachings of the most
Speaker 3: Unabilajah Mohammad as taught by Ministersafari Khan, as exemplified in
Speaker 3: the foy the MGT seeing the brothers with their children,
Speaker 3: seeing the sistans with their husbands and children, seeing how
Speaker 3: we operate, how we talk, how we walk, how we move, exercise,
Speaker 3: how we eat, brother man, it will change your life
Speaker 3: just to witness it. Don't even gotta go join Just
Speaker 3: go sit and go on a Sunday to a mans
Speaker 3: or study group nationship is Lam and just go sit
Speaker 3: there on a Sunday and just listen. You ain't got
Speaker 3: to become a member. You just go sit and listen,
Speaker 3: hang out with them. You'll be like, oh, this is real,
Speaker 3: Like it's really the children saluting.
Speaker 2: Doing all that.
Speaker 1: You be like that two year olds suit It will it.
Speaker 3: Will change your perspective. So I say, the discipline and
Speaker 3: the understanding of who God is, how God is, and
Speaker 3: how we can activate that God property within ourselves. I'll
Speaker 3: say that is the best, you know, quintessential thing that
Speaker 3: I've learned from nation to say.
Speaker 1: I'm of course with everything else, but that's the core
Speaker 1: for me.
Speaker 3: How you think we heal some of the divide in
Speaker 3: the African American community between black men and black women.
Speaker 1: It seems like they lack.
Speaker 3: Patience with each other, trust with each other, communication like yeah.
Speaker 1: I'll just talk about it.
Speaker 3: The first thing I'll say is stop listening to the
Speaker 3: people who have no successful track record of having a
Speaker 3: real relationship. First off, why are we listening to people
Speaker 3: who have not been married for ten, twenty thirty years.
Speaker 3: Why are we listening to people who are not our grandparents,
Speaker 3: who are not the elders, who were not getting on
Speaker 3: social media with their love, but who was blinding and
Speaker 3: working through this in the community for years, who went
Speaker 3: through the ups and downs, who could teach us the
Speaker 3: real principles of sister, This is how you take care
Speaker 3: of your man, brother, This is how you take care
Speaker 3: of your queen and represent the family. Why are we
Speaker 3: listening to people who are on the internet trauma dumping
Speaker 3: on each other? Sister's talking to trauma dumping brother. Just
Speaker 3: just talking whole sale about brothers because this one messed
Speaker 3: you up.
Speaker 1: You haven't even met all of us.
Speaker 3: First of all, you just defeated yourself into You just
Speaker 3: injected the seed of hatred into a bunch of sisters
Speaker 3: who never had it. Now you inspire them to hate
Speaker 3: black men because you do because of one specific one
Speaker 3: or even two or three who you decided to be with,
Speaker 3: or who harmed you, et Cetera's layers to it and
Speaker 3: vice versus.
Speaker 1: The same thing with the brother because she put.
Speaker 3: Side, she put you on child support, because your mama
Speaker 3: didn't raise you right, or you didn't have a relationship
Speaker 3: with her, or your father gave you some toxic behavior.
Speaker 3: When it comes to women, you saw different women come
Speaker 3: in and out, or he abused them, so you think
Speaker 3: abuse equals love. Brother, It's layers to this. But then
Speaker 3: we get out here and we just say all niggas, this,
Speaker 3: all females that listen, it's this shit fucked up.
Speaker 1: It's rough. In fact, it is rough.
Speaker 3: I will again say, to get the right examples, we
Speaker 3: got to look at the right proper examples. I don't
Speaker 3: follow celebrities for marriage advice. Yeah, I'm not looking up
Speaker 3: to y'all. Why am I looking to you for this?
Speaker 3: We don't even realize.
Speaker 1: Brother.
Speaker 3: The psychological game that's been activating, know that's right now
Speaker 3: is we're attacking our own partners in the revolution. So
Speaker 3: we're attacking our own soldiers and our own brothers and
Speaker 3: sisters when we're supposed to be attacking this system. They
Speaker 3: got us again. Here we go fight each other again
Speaker 3: when it's them doing it. Remember when there's always a
Speaker 3: conflict between two or more parties, groups, organizations, people, there's
Speaker 3: a hidden third party group, person or individual.
Speaker 1: Calls on the confidence. Yeah, I heard the nigga was
Speaker 1: talking about you, just talking about me. Hey, you know
Speaker 1: what she said?
Speaker 3: You know about your MoMA and argument and a person's
Speaker 3: sitting back smiling.
Speaker 5: I think that's what social media was, like a thought
Speaker 5: out plan to know that people.
Speaker 2: Was gonna be add it.
Speaker 3: Brother, Why would Facebook put up there what's on your mind?
Speaker 3: It's a psychological gain to introduce yourself and open yourself
Speaker 3: up to the world, and then you can be influenced
Speaker 3: by it, and then you can influence it. We do
Speaker 3: not hear enough about marriages being successful and happy and
Speaker 3: beautiful when there are plenty of them, plenty of it. Well,
Speaker 3: why the hell y'all keep posting up the divorces every
Speaker 3: other week? Why I don't need to hear about the divorces,
Speaker 3: post up all of the successful relationships.
Speaker 1: Do you know what China does?
Speaker 3: China does not promote anything that shows a negative image
Speaker 3: at all about China, Chinese man, Chinese women, Chinese children.
Speaker 1: Nothing.
Speaker 3: They weren't even allowed to go up on the internet.
Speaker 3: Some people are like, oh, that's not fair, that's not
Speaker 3: this sorry to tell you, but what the hell has
Speaker 3: an overwhelming amount of negative information about our people and
Speaker 3: people in general done for us?
Speaker 1: What is it done?
Speaker 3: You just pump negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, What you're
Speaker 3: gonna get negative? Try one week of just seeing nothing
Speaker 3: but positive and watch your emotion, change your mindset, change
Speaker 3: your energy change See it seriously, though, that's the That's
Speaker 3: one thing I can respect about certain nations. They don't
Speaker 3: even let you see no negative about their nation. Some
Speaker 3: people can say, well, I don't like that, Okay, I understand,
Speaker 3: But to be very honest with you, when it comes
Speaker 3: to the morality of certain nations, the health of certain nations,
Speaker 3: the overall sur virale potential, they completely outshine the United States.
Speaker 3: The average five year old in China runs circles around
Speaker 3: the average fifteen twenty year old in America. And I'm
Speaker 3: not promoting China. I'm being very honest about how this goes.
Speaker 3: Same thing with India, same thing with a lot of nations,
Speaker 3: because of what they prioritize. They prioritize health, they prioritize
Speaker 3: self respect, family, they prioritize economics, intellectual behavior, like they promote.
Speaker 1: That building which you think you as prior.
Speaker 3: Us prioritizes gender confusion. You know, Dan, well where I
Speaker 3: was going. We ain't changing nothing. You know where that
Speaker 3: girl's going. Gender confusion, mental manipulation, the destruction of family,
Speaker 3: the destruction of morality. I can do whatever I want,
Speaker 3: how I feel, identify how I feel. My God, I'm this,
Speaker 3: I'm a dog, I'm a cat, I'm a You have
Speaker 3: people identifying as dogs, put it up on the screen.
Speaker 3: You got people identifying as horses, Yes, yeah, people identifying
Speaker 3: you know what.
Speaker 1: It's a man.
Speaker 4: He even had plastic surgery to look more like a
Speaker 4: tiger or more like a like a feline.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, let me hold on big bank because she
Speaker 1: was in there playing chests. Let me give you what.
Speaker 2: You have.
Speaker 3: Damn boy, I called it. You have people who are
Speaker 3: forty fifteen, sixty identifying as twelve year olds. They're calling
Speaker 3: it transage.
Speaker 1: Man, stop playing how.
Speaker 3: Car you wanted to go? You don't open the door, transa.
Speaker 3: Let this satanic devil get in here. And he said, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna spread my wings. Babe, we're doing everything. You
Speaker 3: have elders identifying as babies and children. Now, no, no,
Speaker 3: I'm not sixty identify as twelve. Well you said he's
Speaker 3: a man. He can identify as a woman.
Speaker 1: What hell?
Speaker 3: What stops me from identifying as a child. That's less harmful,
Speaker 3: isn't it. At least I'm not chopping off my genitals.
Speaker 2: I'm going to going to bigger identify as a.
Speaker 1: Ba daddy boo, use it, use it that way, I
Speaker 1: use it. But this is real, man.
Speaker 3: This is this is this is what the US government prioritizes,
Speaker 3: you prioritize.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is why.
Speaker 3: Again, the question that people should ask right now is
Speaker 3: how are other nations looking at us?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 3: They laugh, they laughing extremely hard. See, the US government
Speaker 3: doesn't represent us obviously to other nations. They do so
Speaker 3: when they hear people saying, not even saying, when the
Speaker 3: President of the United States allows the lgbt Q plus
Speaker 3: flag to hang from the White.
Speaker 1: House as they did.
Speaker 2: Who did it?
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, y'all don't see that.
Speaker 2: Had me up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we gotta be every year for the day, whether
Speaker 3: it was for a it was for a day for it.
Speaker 3: I think it was lgbt and trans you know awareness.
Speaker 3: They had a whole event on the lawn and put
Speaker 3: the flag right up on the White House and hung
Speaker 3: it straight down. Do you know what happens when you
Speaker 3: put a flag on a national representation or an area
Speaker 3: that represents the nation itself. It's saying that you submit to,
Speaker 3: you abide by, and you bow down to, and you
Speaker 3: believe in the ideology the thoughts of that flag and
Speaker 3: what it represents.
Speaker 1: So let me say it again, yeah, talking about them,
Speaker 1: say this again.
Speaker 3: When you put a flag up in front of a capital,
Speaker 3: a national representation of your nation, the White House, which
Speaker 3: represents the United States, whatever that flag represents, you are
Speaker 3: saying that this is what your nation represents. Because you
Speaker 3: hung it up from the United States government's representation, meaning
Speaker 3: the White House.
Speaker 1: You put it up in front of the White House. Okay,
Speaker 1: so let me ask you this question.
Speaker 3: What they ever put just as an example, the RBG
Speaker 3: flag up there, the red, black, and green. They know
Speaker 3: it's very intentional. What they ever put the nation the
Speaker 3: Vastline flag up there? No, but they will put the
Speaker 3: LGBT flag up there. So what does that tell other nations?
Speaker 3: It tells them, Oh, your priority is to have men
Speaker 3: chop off their genitals. Your priority is to have women
Speaker 3: identify as men and boys identify as girls. You know what,
Speaker 3: keep going, keep going to America, because we're getting our
Speaker 3: nation ready. Were getting our men ready, our soldiers ready.
Speaker 3: We're getting ready, y'all.
Speaker 1: Keep going.
Speaker 3: You're letting these women join men's military, men join women's military,
Speaker 3: and you saying, chop off your penis, and hey, I
Speaker 3: identifies this and take hormones that you know, mess up
Speaker 3: the bone density and the mental capacity of your men.
Speaker 3: They can't fight, they can't run a mile, they can't
Speaker 3: do two push ups, not a damn pull up. But
Speaker 3: you talking about, hey, let me chop on my generals
Speaker 3: go ahead of America.
Speaker 1: So so this is what other nations coused to the
Speaker 1: rest of them all day.
Speaker 3: That's why the US government is not taking serious by
Speaker 3: virtually anybody. Do you know what bricks is, y'all have
Speaker 3: heard of bricks. It is the organization, the conglomerate, the
Speaker 3: unity movement between Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa.
Speaker 2: Fuck us, bro.
Speaker 3: They've added the United Arab Emirates. They've added Egypt, Palestine
Speaker 3: just joined a number of other nations. Top world nations
Speaker 3: are joining this movement. Rival of the United Nations into
Speaker 3: rival you know the other groups of nations. No, it's
Speaker 3: it's different now, brother, Korea and Russia. Oh yes, yes,
Speaker 3: so Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and like I said,
Speaker 3: all these other ones. Korea, yes, South Africa. North Korea
Speaker 3: just received this first set of drones from Iran. China
Speaker 3: is now the number one currency being traded between Russia
Speaker 3: and itself. China and Russia are now doing business deals
Speaker 3: in their own currency, no longer US currency as the
Speaker 3: top current.
Speaker 1: Saying what I'm saying, Oh so this is very real.
Speaker 5: So it's gonna be some smoke eventually, of course, like
Speaker 5: somebody gonna end up be in some lights.
Speaker 1: Brother, they are.
Speaker 3: They're vying and competing with who is going to control
Speaker 3: the dominating the domination of the economy of the planet.
Speaker 3: US dollar right now is number one, but now it's
Speaker 3: going down, and it's no longer going to be number one.
Speaker 3: It's actually this close to no longer being number one
Speaker 3: at all. There are certain nations no longer even accepting
Speaker 3: US currency. Gold is the most universal, which is why
Speaker 3: a four hundred ounce gold bar that you normally see
Speaker 3: that gold bar when you think of a gold bar.
Speaker 3: It is now, for the first time in history, been
Speaker 3: valued at a million dollars.
Speaker 2: Who's got to go.
Speaker 1: Here, like, I want that bag?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Let so gold.
Speaker 3: First off, you have India, which has a certain amount
Speaker 3: of gold. China also has one of the largest gold
Speaker 3: reserves on the planet. You have Britain, which has some
Speaker 3: gold reserves. US government has a little, but these other
Speaker 3: nations have a lot of gold. They have more than enough.
Speaker 3: But once this dollar goes down, okay, then that means
Speaker 3: the US ability to force a person to do something
Speaker 3: goes down. That's why they are bolstering the military. That's
Speaker 3: why the America brids by its military because it doesn't
Speaker 3: have the money influence like it used to, and that's
Speaker 3: dying like its last death almost so now they're going
Speaker 3: to try to use the military to try to punk people.
Speaker 3: But China has got Yeah, but even that ain't. China
Speaker 3: is the largest right now. China has over two million
Speaker 3: active military. The US has roughly one point five one
Speaker 3: point seven million.
Speaker 1: See this is this is listen.
Speaker 2: We got we got, we got some shit.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you got drones, got all stuff, chyinga got
Speaker 1: something to see.
Speaker 3: See. The point is this is where it's going. The
Speaker 3: point is this is where it's going.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, you might they might well only get to
Speaker 2: the new fok linking up.
Speaker 1: We talked about this last time.
Speaker 3: We said, man, need to go ahead and just handle that.
Speaker 2: What the fuck they the hood and.
Speaker 5: It's five years I mean the years y'all just said
Speaker 5: it last one three four years later, it's on the way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know they're talking about a brother that they're
Speaker 3: being very like. Okay, look hey, now that's probably.
Speaker 2: I want Trump. Trump probably said it all. I think
Speaker 2: he said.
Speaker 3: I believe Trump and or Kamala both have that capability
Speaker 3: of pressing the button. Problem is, again, we are the
Speaker 3: ones left in the balance between what these governments are doing.
Speaker 1: Ship we left it in anyway, Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's why we have to focus on building our own
Speaker 3: people that we do we don't, so I don't. I
Speaker 3: don't think old in the world is over. You know
Speaker 3: they're gonna blow up everybody. I don't necessarily believe that.
Speaker 3: Is it a possibility, Yes, definitely as possibility, but as
Speaker 3: far as will have happened, I don't know if it
Speaker 3: will happen like that. So whoever gets an office, I
Speaker 3: don't trust either one. Kamala is going to do what
Speaker 3: they tell her to do. Trump has a little more
Speaker 3: freedom because he got his own money. But even him,
Speaker 3: I don't trust him.
Speaker 2: Who who's gonna be telling her what to do?
Speaker 3: First thing, First thing you want to look at when
Speaker 3: it comes to politicians, specifically presidential candidates, is who is
Speaker 3: funding them.
Speaker 1: So you look at their funders, people who are paying
Speaker 1: the check money.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So Trump has investors and a lot of his businesses
Speaker 3: he has investors.
Speaker 1: I'll give you one. One of his investors is Pfiser.
Speaker 1: So Pfizer.
Speaker 3: Back in I think twenty sixteen, when Trump was president,
Speaker 3: he was appointing Robert F. Kennedy Junior at that time
Speaker 3: to the cabinet. As far as helping with the health
Speaker 3: of the people and all that he wanted to hire
Speaker 3: him to say, look, you're gonna come in here, we're
Speaker 3: gonna figure out what was going on with all the
Speaker 3: immune disorders and shots and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: He was this call to get on the cabinet. But
Speaker 3: then fires Are called Trump and they said, listen, uh,
Speaker 3: we'll give you a million dollars right now. You just
Speaker 3: can't have that dude working for you. So he never
Speaker 3: became a part of Trump's cabinet. Trump took that million dollars.
Speaker 3: There you go, just as the smallest running for president. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the one who was just running for president now Robert Kneed. Yeah,
Speaker 3: back then they were already about to work together. But
Speaker 3: Trump got that call from Fireser, and that moved him
Speaker 3: out the way. Do you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So people who want to say, well Trump is completely free.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no, no, no no no, please stop
Speaker 3: with this.
Speaker 1: It's a new white man that we need to vote.
Speaker 1: Stop it. Please.
Speaker 3: I don't trust Trump. I don't trust Kamala. You have
Speaker 3: to look at their funders and if you understand who
Speaker 3: their funders are, do you trust their.
Speaker 1: Funders, Y'll understand their motive? Understand.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're basically saying, okay, if we're just gonna say,
Speaker 5: Joe blow milk company. If he funding Trump, Trump find
Speaker 5: to be his agenda, fan to be milk.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, the word vegan ain't gonna come out of his
Speaker 3: mouth unless he said, what vegan is the enemy?
Speaker 1: Good milk.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's how it goes. They do what they are
Speaker 3: paid to do. For the most part. The only reason
Speaker 3: why I mentioned the fact, again, I'm not endorsing of
Speaker 3: the one, but the fact that Trump is a little
Speaker 3: more free is because he has his own money. He
Speaker 3: does have his own businesses, his own companies. He has
Speaker 3: golf courses and hotels and all kinds of investments. He
Speaker 3: has a lot more money than Kamala as far as
Speaker 3: on his own strength, he does. But then again, he
Speaker 3: also got a bunch of court cases, He got a
Speaker 3: lot of employees, a lot of money that gets kicked out,
Speaker 3: so he has to still make money, so he still
Speaker 3: needs funding.
Speaker 5: So who's the lesson of what they say there? Who's
Speaker 5: the lesson?
Speaker 3: I can't even compare, brother, I can't even compare. I
Speaker 3: mean they this is where people want to say, what
Speaker 3: look reason, man, we got to vote for somebody, do it? No, really,
Speaker 3: let me ask you this question, brother, every four years,
Speaker 3: when you if I slap you every four years, we
Speaker 3: ain't gonna get tired.
Speaker 1: Every four years.
Speaker 3: If I just keep doing the same thing to you
Speaker 3: every four years, and I promise you I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: This for you.
Speaker 3: Matter of fact, I don't even got promise you nothing.
Speaker 3: I just keep slapping and you keep voting from me. See,
Speaker 3: we have too much of a belief in the system
Speaker 3: that has no belief in us.
Speaker 1: I do not trust it.
Speaker 3: The only thing that I trust is that we as
Speaker 3: a people can come together and build, continue to build,
Speaker 3: because we're doing a lot of it, and we should
Speaker 3: continue to build more and create our own solutions because
Speaker 3: what these bastards are doing in this satanic system, bro,
Speaker 3: not one of our votes will change what they're doing.
Speaker 3: It's our collective unity and pulling away from the system,
Speaker 3: putting that pressure on them like that, Okay, that will
Speaker 3: change it, But not just some damn vote.
Speaker 1: That's not how this goes. That's not how it goes.
Speaker 2: How we gonna get these niggas on the same page though,
Speaker 2: ain't listening. Well.
Speaker 3: First thing is, like I said, promote the ones who
Speaker 3: are doing the work. Whatever it is let's say, okay,
Speaker 3: we all need to eat healthier, brawl on food. Okay, well,
Speaker 3: y'all know certain artists, y'all know how this goes. First
Speaker 3: of all, we got to do it ourselves at least
Speaker 3: promoted a man. Just get on the Ay, y'all need
Speaker 3: to grow your own food. Man, just mention it. Then
Speaker 3: another person saying, what a platform grow your own damn food.
Speaker 3: It literally starts with something just that small, right he man,
Speaker 3: bank told me to grow my own food.
Speaker 1: Man, I'm not looking at that. It is that simple.
Speaker 2: That's when you just say you can grow grow it
Speaker 2: in your house, up.
Speaker 3: In the projects, in the window seal. Man, you don't
Speaker 3: need no thing.
Speaker 2: Like b.
Speaker 3: You don't need you don't need a whole out of land.
Speaker 3: That's beautiful if you have it, but you don't need
Speaker 3: that to start where you are. You can be somebody
Speaker 3: right now who you only got fifty dollars in your pocket.
Speaker 1: Okay, fine, the find the.
Speaker 3: Local farmers market, Like I said, this is normally by
Speaker 3: the train stations, by the grocery storees, different areas. You
Speaker 3: look up right now, farmers marketing near me, and you'll
Speaker 3: see that's where local farmers show up and they selling
Speaker 3: their produce, they vegetables and fruits, their eggs from their chickens,
Speaker 3: their meat from their cows, that meat from their land,
Speaker 3: whatever y'all eat. Yeah, a lot of farmers that provide this,
Speaker 3: they only are able to do it if we continue
Speaker 3: to pay and patronize them giving that money.
Speaker 1: You know it's going to somebody good. They growing good.
Speaker 3: Matter of fact, hold up, check to make sure these
Speaker 3: farmers are farming with organic sources, real seeds. Because a
Speaker 3: lot of farmers is playing games too, some of them,
Speaker 3: some of them don't. Don't fell off.
Speaker 1: I'm being very honest to you know.
Speaker 2: They take you might grow your awn.
Speaker 1: Shit.
Speaker 3: That's my point at the end of the day. But
Speaker 3: there are a lot who are doing good. But just
Speaker 3: be honest with them and say, look, man, where'd you
Speaker 3: get these seeds from? You know what I'm saying? Why
Speaker 3: don't ask the questions. I gotta ask questions. We have to.
Speaker 1: I have to.
Speaker 3: But it's it's real man. That's so we have to
Speaker 3: just do things for ourselves. I am of the belief
Speaker 3: and the fact that no politician will save us. They
Speaker 3: will not save us. Brother, everybody's yelling that Kamala's black,
Speaker 3: is she really? I'm not asking based off of color.
Speaker 3: I'm asking based off of action. Stop giving me color.
Speaker 3: She a woman, y'all hate when shut the hell up?
Speaker 3: Damn people too emotional about this now.
Speaker 5: Basically like kamalak skin could be black, but her agenda
Speaker 5: could be.
Speaker 3: Who is she married to? Who funds her? She's funded
Speaker 3: by APAK, that's the American Israeli Public Action Committee. She said,
Speaker 3: I will make sure that Israel is furiously protected. I
Speaker 3: will make sure that Israel has everything that they need.
Speaker 3: When it comes to black folk, I'm not gonna say
Speaker 3: I'm doing something just for black folk. No, Okay, So
Speaker 3: that's out of her own mouth. You are not black
Speaker 3: because of what you look like. You are black because
Speaker 3: of the actions you do that go towards building got
Speaker 3: black people. And that's for everybody. Trump Mail says some
Speaker 3: good things. They're all saying good things here and there.
Speaker 3: But the reality is, whoever you want to vote for,
Speaker 3: do that. But tell me the policies as to why
Speaker 3: you're voting for Kamala. What is written on her website,
Speaker 3: the policies that states that she's going to do this, this, this,
Speaker 3: this for the people. I've seen some policies dealing with
Speaker 3: down payment assistance. On Holmes, I've seen some policies dealing
Speaker 3: with I believe, not only rental assistance, but loan forgiveness.
Speaker 3: I've seen stuff like that. I've seen Donald Trump say
Speaker 3: similar things in the border and protect your guns, and
Speaker 3: I'm gonna make sure that the taxes don't go up.
Speaker 3: This office saying nice stuff, but when they get in,
Speaker 3: whoever funded them to get in is who they will
Speaker 3: fight for. And that's it. That's who they will bow
Speaker 3: down to. It's funded them, that's it. So if we're
Speaker 3: not funding our politicians, we might as well stop talking.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 3: That's the reality, bro. I know it's hard for us
Speaker 3: to hear. It's like, damn, yeah, well you gotta get
Speaker 3: a do something. It's like if you want to exercise,
Speaker 3: I want to get stronger than we.
Speaker 1: Got to exercise.
Speaker 3: Stop bbling your whole damn life. Brother's got bbl abs down,
Speaker 3: bron Damn no set up, brother, No look up.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put my appointment in. I'm gonna go to Miami.
Speaker 1: I'm a you know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 5: That I think that's that's because they they hanging their
Speaker 5: flag over their white House.
Speaker 3: When y'all see that, it is going to shock you
Speaker 3: when you see that, it's going to shock you when
Speaker 3: you see that.
Speaker 1: But that I don't think.
Speaker 5: I don't think I could be shocked no more, Bro,
Speaker 5: they would shock me if if niggas actually come together.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll said right now, black people are uniting in
Speaker 3: many different areas. Let's continue to do that same thing.
Speaker 3: I don't care what you call yourself. I don't care
Speaker 3: what part of the put the political spectrum on. I
Speaker 3: don't care if you say you're a Muslim, Christian, Hebrew
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Speaker 1: You my brother and my sister.
Speaker 3: If you are doing good work for our people, let's
Speaker 3: continue to unite, continue to build. That's all I care about.
Speaker 3: I'm not interested in nothing else. Now, if you are
Speaker 3: an enemy dressing up like one of us, move the
Speaker 3: hell out the way.
Speaker 1: Go.
Speaker 3: Are you over in the corner somewhere, But all the
Speaker 3: rest of us who are doing good work, shout out
Speaker 3: to you. I don't care what the label is. You
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