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Every group of people in this world is00:00:03
known by their story. Word of mouth. And00:00:08
can't nobody tell your people's story.00:00:10
That was how the world worked. Even in00:00:13
natural law. If you read the history of00:00:16
some tribe in the jungle out of your00:00:18
history book. And you take a trip to00:00:21
meet that tribe yourself and the tribe00:00:24
say, "That's bull. Let me see that00:00:26
history book. Who wrote this crap?"00:00:29
Yeah, that's not our histories. That's00:00:31
not who we are. Let us tell you who we00:00:33
are. Guess what some of y'all will do?00:00:35
You will argue with the tribe and say,00:00:38
"But it's in a book. It's right here in00:00:41
the book." No, I'm going to tell you who00:00:43
you are even though I just met you for00:00:46
the first damn00:00:48
time. Bias. You act like a colonizer.00:00:53
Cuz guess what colonizers do? when they00:00:56
go to your land, they rename everything00:00:59
and they rename everybody. They change00:01:02
your language and your name and all00:01:04
that. And in order for them to do that,00:01:07
they got to retell your history, who you00:01:09
are, your story, and make it compatible00:01:12
for the new you that they telling the00:01:13
world you are. In order for them to00:01:16
delete who you really are, and give the00:01:18
world a version of you, who they want00:01:20
you to be, they got to tell your story.00:01:24
You can't tell it because who you really00:01:27
are only the only you know that. Only00:01:29
your people know that. Only your family00:01:32
can tell the world who the hell you00:01:35
is. Now what if you become famous and00:01:38
your fans start acting like they know00:01:40
you more than your mama and all of your00:01:43
fans start writing books about your life00:01:46
and and and what they writing ain't00:01:48
ain't true. and your family come out and00:01:51
be like, "That's not true about Bro00:01:53
Sanchez. Y'all lying on them." But they00:01:56
own the printing press. So they story is00:01:58
the most popular even though it's the00:02:00
lie. So everybody in the world believing00:02:03
something about me that ain't true. And00:02:05
when I try to tell my own story, they00:02:08
say that ain't in the book. Like the00:02:11
book got more authority than me when it00:02:14
come to my story and who I am. That's00:02:17
what's happening to black people. But00:02:19
I'm telling you, you can shove your book00:02:22
up your ass when you go to the jungle00:02:25
and you interview that tribe and they00:02:27
say your historian00:02:29
wrong. You will be a evil person to00:02:33
argue with that tribe to tell that00:02:36
tribe, shut up. That ain't who you are.00:02:39
This white dude that wrote this book00:02:41
know who you are. Now be quiet and tell00:02:43
your priests, your oracle, your high00:02:46
ministers of your tribe. Tell them to be00:02:49
quiet and let me read my book that the00:02:52
white scientist that went to Harvard00:02:54
wrote about your people. Let me tell you00:02:57
who you are. Shut your mouth.00:03:01
Sanchez Goando.00:03:07
It's kind of like the sun coming over a00:03:10
dark cloud and shining on you with its00:03:12
warm rays of beneficence.00:03:15
[Music]00:03:21
Yeah, once again from the00:03:24
soul this is my notebook. Let me rip you00:03:27
a page that'll make you sit back and00:03:30
witness the play. Got kids pitching00:03:32
grenades missing the days. Guess you00:03:34
can't be a star sitting in the shade.00:03:36
And at times life will make you sicker00:03:38
than a twisting the haze. Laid out00:03:40
wishing you prayed. Working hard, no00:03:42
difference is made in the world that'll00:03:44
kill you and spit in your grade. The00:03:46
best thing a parent could say to a00:03:48
child. Success is no restriction for age00:03:51
or we might be another [ __ ] twisting00:03:53
some braids in the penitentiary spinning00:03:56
some days. Bad choices. Plus, you know00:03:58
how [ __ ] persuade. Them snakes got00:04:00
venomous waves. And the worst thing to a00:04:03
man is feeling betrayed. Head above00:04:05
water. Still get hit with a wave. Still00:04:07
think of my queen get hit with a days.00:04:10
still treat us no different than slaves.00:04:12
This world will take hearts and fill00:04:14
them with rage. Water seeds with hate00:04:16
and make them sit in a00:04:21
cage. On some00:04:25
[ __ ] world on some00:04:31
[ __ ] Nothing new under the sun.00:04:33
[ __ ] ain't no different today. You know00:04:35
I can give up what your minister say. I00:04:38
won't forget the past to remember the00:04:40
faith and society. Take souls and send00:04:42
them astray. Then it's the hate you got00:04:44
trapped deep in your heart. So in these00:04:46
times I fall back deep in the arts00:04:48
hidden colors. Got a [ __ ] seeking the00:04:50
ark. Sipping tea. Watching devils pull00:04:52
people apart. I remember no saying reap00:04:55
what you sow on your journey. Stay00:04:57
humble and teach what you know. And this00:04:59
flow ain't the [ __ ] you see at the sto.00:05:01
It's more like the damn killer that you00:05:03
greet at the dope. Third eye be the seed00:05:05
of your soul. Such a beautiful earth00:05:07
these demons control. Going to make [ __ ]00:05:10
better if I can. Cuz all over the world00:05:12
my empire00:05:17
stand on some00:05:22
[ __ ] World on some [ __ ]00:05:25
[Music]00:05:30
Every group of people in this world is00:05:34
known by their story, word of mouth. And00:05:39
can't nobody tell your people's story.00:05:41
That was how the world worked even in00:05:44
natural00:05:52
law. This is how the law of the land00:05:55
work. When you meet a stranger, the00:05:57
stranger tells you who they are. They00:06:00
don't prove to you who they are. They00:06:02
tell you who they who they are. And you00:06:04
got to prove that the stranger ain't who00:06:06
they just said they was. You owe them00:06:09
that. You can't say to the stranger, "I00:06:12
don't believe that's who you is."00:06:14
Because you don't know00:06:15
me. I can say to you, "So who I am ain't00:06:19
ain't based on your belief." That's00:06:22
right. Ain't that so great that who I am00:06:25
ain't based on your belief? Clap it up00:06:27
for that. I love that. But guess what?00:06:30
That ain't the00:06:32
truth. Who I am is based upon some00:06:36
people's beliefs called pan-Africans00:06:40
eugenics. That ain't00:06:42
fair. Who I am shouldn't be based upon00:06:46
your beliefs. It should be based upon00:06:49
what? My story. That's right. Everybody00:06:53
in the world when they meet people who00:06:56
don't know them, they tell the people00:06:59
who they are. And if the people say,00:07:01
"Tell me your story. Tell me more about00:07:04
your people. Give me your story." That's00:07:06
your what? His story, my story, her00:07:10
story, your people's story, our story.00:07:14
Everyone got a story to tell. And can't00:07:16
nobody tell your story for00:07:19
you? That's right.00:07:25
The worst thing that can happen to a00:07:28
group of people is for them group of00:07:30
people not to be able to tell their own00:07:32
story.00:07:36
Think about it. The people in power are00:07:39
called small hats. They whole identity00:07:42
come from a fairy tale book called the00:07:44
Bible. That's right. I'mma say that00:07:46
again. The small hats, their whole00:07:50
identity come from a mythological book00:07:52
and a fairy tale called the Bible with00:07:55
them being the chosen people of00:07:57
God. People allow them to create an00:08:00
identity for themselves based upon a00:08:03
story that they told, but they won't let00:08:06
me do00:08:08
it. Don't nobody challenge these00:08:11
people's story. These people go around00:08:14
the world telling their00:08:16
story and they force it on people.00:08:22
[Music]00:08:33
[Music]00:08:46
Bro, just one who's out there in the00:08:49
fight to00:08:53
teach00:08:55
Sanchez. He got the story right. And now00:08:59
I see it.00:09:05
Stitches.00:09:07
[Music]00:09:51
Brussels just one who's out there in the00:09:54
fight to00:09:58
teach Sanchez.00:10:01
You got the story right and now I see00:10:06
it.00:10:12
Peace and much love. Welcome back00:10:15
everybody. It's an exciting day today00:10:19
because I'm going to really hit a lot of00:10:22
good points today that's going to open00:10:25
your eyes. That's going to give you some00:10:27
good powerful revelations to help you00:10:30
prog progress in your awareness, your00:10:34
awakening, your evolution as a spiritual00:10:37
being because we are spirits. We are not00:10:41
bodies. But welcome back everybody. How00:10:44
y'all doing? Before we start, let me00:10:46
show some love to the people that's00:10:48
showing some love to me via the super00:10:52
chat. Shout out to VHS. Peace to you.00:10:54
Thank you for the love. Thank you for00:10:56
the super00:10:57
chat. Shout out to Michael Lobin for00:11:01
being a member of this channel and00:11:02
salutes and clap it up to all of the00:11:04
channel00:11:07
members.00:11:09
Um, we about to start this thing in just00:11:12
a00:11:13
minute. All cash apps that y'all sent00:11:16
in, I will be reading those live00:11:19
throughout the show. And if you don't00:11:21
want your cash app read, put don't read.00:11:26
Shout out to JS. He said one, he said,00:11:29
"Pana is a00:11:32
religion." Yeah, Panaffricanism is a00:11:34
religion. Give a shout out to my brother00:11:37
Louis Russell. Thank you for your00:11:38
support. Thank y'all,00:11:41
man. What's up, Sanchez? Yo, what's up,00:11:44
bro? Shout out to all of y'all. Let's00:11:46
hop right into the title. Today's title,00:11:49
Tariq Nasheed is wrong about FBA's and00:11:53
ethnogenesis. Let me give a shout out to00:11:55
the OG big dog Philly in the00:12:00
house. And let's give a shout out to00:12:02
sister Betty in the house,00:12:07
man. Shout out to every single one of00:12:10
you. And Osio to the00:12:13
Aboriginals. All right. to the FBA00:12:17
salutes. And um I consider myself both.00:12:21
But now I would say this, man. I would00:12:24
say this. There are levels to your00:12:28
Aboriginal awakening. There are levels00:12:31
to your FBA awakening. And I'm here00:12:33
today to really give you a lot of things00:12:35
you're going to need in these times. So00:12:38
let's talk about Tariq00:12:40
Nasheed. Let me cam up. How y'all doing?00:12:43
Let's talk about Tariq Nasheed. Tariq00:12:46
Nasheed has a political movement. He00:12:48
don't have a historical00:12:50
movement. Tariq Nasheed is not a00:12:54
historian, but he have made historical00:12:58
content in a form of hidden00:13:00
colors. This stuff you need to know.00:13:03
Listen up00:13:04
now. Tariq Nasheed started off as a00:13:08
pan-African.00:13:10
He didn't have an American first00:13:12
ideology. You see, a lot of people00:13:15
either don't know this about Tariq00:13:17
Nasheed, what I'm about to teach y'all,00:13:19
or they don't want to say it. But here's00:13:22
the truth. Tariq Nasheed is a pan-African.00:13:26
It's time to quit playing about it. What00:13:28
is a pan-African? a00:13:33
pan-African because a lot of people like00:13:35
to say pan-Africanism is just an00:13:39
ideology. It's a mentality of a whole00:13:43
bunch of brothers working together to to00:13:47
try to work together as one family or00:13:49
whatever. You know, we get00:13:51
it. Why call it pan-Africanism then? Why00:13:55
not just call it brothers united?00:13:59
Why I got to become an African for me to00:14:03
unite with a group of brothers is is no00:14:06
different than I can't unite with the00:14:08
church brothers without calling myself a00:14:10
Christian. That's right. I can't unite00:14:14
with the Hebrews if I don't call become00:14:16
a Hebrew00:14:18
Israelite. I can't unite with the Moors00:14:20
and and and if I don't become a00:14:23
Moore. I can't unite with it the Nation00:14:26
of Islam if I don't become a Muslim and00:14:30
I can't unite with no Africans unless I00:14:33
subscribe to their p their centered way00:14:36
of thinking there and become African00:14:38
centered in my thinking00:14:40
[Applause]00:14:42
everybody trying to00:14:44
brainwash00:14:46
me and I caught on to it and I'm so damn00:14:50
happy to be free. How about y'all? Don't00:14:53
it feel good to be free? See, you think00:14:57
you think that the what that the African00:15:00
and Nigerian gonna come over here and00:15:03
tell you the truth that the white man00:15:06
enslaved you and then that the white man00:15:09
indoctrinated you and then set you00:15:14
free. They're just trying to intercept00:15:17
you, not free you. That's the truth.00:15:20
Ain't nobody trying to free you. See,00:15:23
friend yourself is something that only00:15:26
you can do. There is no freedom if it00:15:29
don't come from you. The only thing00:15:33
someone else got to offer you is a00:15:35
change of leadership. Okay? And that's00:15:38
all we've been getting from Democrats to00:15:41
Republicans, from Biden to Trump. I00:15:44
don't care what, from this church to00:15:46
that church, from this ideology to that00:15:49
ideology. a change of leadership has00:15:52
hasn't got us to where we want to be00:15:56
because we don't know what the person00:15:58
that's leading us taking us to. But I00:16:00
tell you what, a change in our00:16:03
collective thinking will get us where we00:16:06
want to be overnight.00:16:07
[Applause]00:16:10
Let's talk about Tariq Nasheed and FBA00:16:14
because I love FBA. I like the idea00:16:17
of black people having a00:16:22
identity at the political table. I like00:16:26
the arguments that comes up when it00:16:29
comes to [ __ ] FBA and what they00:16:33
present in the body of politics.00:16:37
Now, I think that's00:16:41
beneficial, but I think that everything00:16:44
that FBA and ADO stand00:16:47
for is being threatened and00:16:53
jeopardized00:16:55
behind00:16:57
pan-Africanism or the out of Africa00:16:59
theory because in order for me to have00:17:02
any power in the land that I reside in,00:17:07
It really boils down to whose land is00:17:11
it?00:17:13
Authority is synonymous with00:17:16
[Music]00:17:18
ownership. No one really owns the00:17:22
land. But the people who've been given00:17:25
authority over the land will be the00:17:28
first ones that was here. And if you00:17:31
don't understand why that's so, just00:17:34
understand basic squatters00:17:37
law. If I'm occupying an00:17:40
area, if you want to occupy that same00:17:44
area, you have to ask my permission. I00:17:47
don't own that area, but I was occupying00:17:51
it first. So, if I'm outside sitting00:17:54
down at the park and you decide, "Hey,00:17:57
Sanchez, I want to sit in the very exact00:18:00
spot you're sitting at." Either I got to00:18:03
give up my seat or you got to take00:18:06
it. And you can say, "But it's not your00:18:09
land." You're right, but I was here00:18:12
first. It's territorial00:18:15
laws. Even animals know that. Even00:18:18
animals know that. That's right. Even00:18:21
animals follow this law. So the00:18:24
conversation cuz a lot of people going00:18:26
to say cuz I get this a lot. Sanchez,00:18:29
what does it matter who was here first?00:18:31
But them be the same people wanted to be00:18:34
a line leader in00:18:39
kindergarten. Doesn't matter Sanchez who00:18:41
was here first. Well, it does when it00:18:43
come to people making00:18:47
claims because if everybody saying, you00:18:50
know, Sanchez, that spot you sitting in00:18:52
belong to him. No, it belong to me. No,00:18:54
it belong to him. When the police show00:18:57
up, guess what they going to say? Who00:18:59
was here first? And I'm going to say,00:19:02
man, when I showed up at this park00:19:04
officer, there was nobody here. I laid00:19:07
my blanket down with my family. We had a00:19:10
picnic. This man showed up. He liked at00:19:13
the spot that I was in cuz he got a good00:19:16
view. He fought me for it and00:19:20
won. It don't mean I own the spot or00:19:23
it's his. It just mean by law he must be00:19:27
removed from that spot and I have the00:19:30
right to be there because simply I was00:19:33
there first.00:19:34
Man, if you standing anywhere in00:19:38
nature, that's your territory.00:19:42
If somebody want to stand where you00:19:44
standing at, they got to forcefully move00:19:47
you away from that00:19:48
spot. I'm simplifying it so we can get00:19:52
cuz it's going to be a lot of bull crap00:19:54
today. Shout out to DDub00:19:58
exclusive. Gross Sanchez. It's a world00:20:01
agenda to keep us away from our true00:20:03
identity. It seems as if it is forbidden00:20:06
like the tree of knowledge in Eden.00:20:08
Could be who we were as FBA finding out00:20:11
who we are is how to get back to eating.00:20:14
I'mma answer that right now. The reason00:20:16
why no other group in the world go00:20:18
through what we go through when it come00:20:20
to00:20:21
self-identifying, it's because when the00:20:23
people in power who we call small hats,00:20:26
when they forge00:20:30
history, here go the kicker. When these00:20:33
people forged themselves in the history00:20:36
and gave themselves an00:20:39
identity, some of the lands that they00:20:41
started to claim for themselves, we were00:20:44
the original00:20:45
occupants. That's why I gave you the00:20:48
park analogy about me and my family at00:20:51
the park. Cuz a person will always say,00:20:54
"Well, don't nobody own none of this00:20:56
stuff." But they don't say that until00:20:58
the invader grab it. Like for some00:21:02
reason that don't come up00:21:04
until but let me give a shout out to00:21:06
Marlon Wales. How many times have you00:21:08
heard a wise man say free your mind and00:21:11
your ass will follow facts? These are00:21:14
facts. Thank00:21:17
y'all. Thank Wells for the00:21:26
support. We fa to work our way to Tariq00:21:28
Nasheed. I want to take my time. Listen,00:21:32
Tariq Nasheed is a pan-African y'all.00:21:35
What is a pan-African? It is a person00:21:38
that believe cuz y'all think pan00:21:41
Africans is just one thing. It's so many00:21:45
ways you can be a pan-African just like00:21:48
it's so many roads to Christianity00:21:50
through the Vatican, through Roman00:21:53
Catholicism, through unorthodox Judaism.00:21:57
It's so many roads to Christianity and00:21:59
buddy, they like apples and00:22:02
oranges. What's right at one church may00:22:05
be wrong at another one.00:22:08
You got to understand something about00:22:10
the Aboriginal and FBA movement that00:22:13
that's true for that, too. Let me00:22:15
explain something about Tariq00:22:17
Nasheed. People must have forgot Tariq00:22:20
Nasheed's whole FBA movement, which I am00:22:25
behind. I support it. I ain't hacking00:22:28
it. I'm I'm letting you know why Tariq00:22:32
Nasheed ain't an Aboriginal. See, you00:22:35
got FBAs and you got Aboriginals. Why00:22:38
ain't they together? I'm trying to give00:22:41
you the game. You see, Aboriginals00:22:44
identify through00:22:46
history. FBAs identify through politics.00:22:52
I'm a FBA because I think we should get00:22:55
reparations. I'm a00:22:58
FBA because I agree that my ancestors00:23:01
helped build a foundation of America.00:23:04
I'm00:23:05
FBA because on a political sense I want00:23:09
to control the narrative when it come to00:23:11
tangibles and black people. Got to00:23:14
admire Tariq for that. Why am I also a00:23:17
Aboriginal? Because when it come to me00:23:21
saying that I'm foundationally black00:23:23
American, it means when I say it that my00:23:28
bloodline, my lineage cuz Tariq Nasheed00:23:31
will tell you that FBA is a lineagebased00:23:34
movement. He'll tell you that.00:23:36
[Applause]00:23:38
However, he would tell you that your00:23:42
lineage trace back to Africa. And a lot00:23:45
of FBAs who follow Tariq Nasheed, they00:23:48
don't catch that part. They miss that00:23:51
part. They ignore they that part. They00:23:55
try to act like he don't teach that when00:23:57
the man do. Tariq Nasheed teaches that00:24:01
black people in America are our own00:24:04
group of00:24:06
people, exclusive to anybody00:24:09
else. But we only became that way00:24:13
through ethnogenesis. So Tariq Nasheed00:24:16
is explaining our current condition as00:24:20
black people in America as a mutation, a00:24:25
deformity, a result of a mishap that00:24:30
happened to us, transformed us to the00:24:33
people you see today. And I disagree00:24:35
with that.00:24:40
Ethnogenesis refers to the process by00:24:43
which a new ethnic group is formed often00:24:47
involving the merging, splitting or00:24:51
transformation of existing groups. So00:24:54
what Tariq Nasheed is teaching is that00:24:56
the black man in America is a deformed00:25:00
African. The black man in America is a00:25:03
transformed Africa. African. He's his00:25:08
own group, but he's only his own kind of00:25:12
African because he broke off. He split00:25:16
from the original, which is what00:25:18
ethnogenesis is, a splitting. So, the00:25:21
argument that Tariq Nasheed is making is00:25:26
still that we came over here on boats.00:25:30
Now, I just gave you the game on what00:25:34
separates FBAs from00:25:37
Aboriginals, and the gap in the middle00:25:40
is going to always be there until we get00:25:42
this right. That's why I'm making this00:25:50
stream. Most of the people who at the00:25:53
top of FBA are pan-Africans. Let's tell00:25:56
the truth. It's not an Aboriginal00:25:58
movement.00:25:59
It's only American centered when it00:26:02
comes to reparations and politics and00:26:05
own and up to the fact that the country00:26:07
was built on the backs of my people. But00:26:10
it's deeper than that. My people never00:26:13
came from West Africa. If you're an00:26:16
Aboriginal, you know that. You know that00:26:18
one of the fights when it comes to us00:26:21
trying to self-identify to the world is00:26:25
debunking the transatlantic slave00:26:29
trade. A lot of people don't know that00:26:32
Tariq Nasheed subscribes to the00:26:35
transatlantic slave trade. Now, he don't00:26:37
teach that all black people came over00:26:40
here on slave ships, but he don't have00:26:44
to because he subscribes to the out of00:26:46
Africa theory. And the out of Africa00:26:49
theory just teaches that every human in00:26:52
the world comes from Africa anyway. I00:26:55
got a problem with00:26:57
that. I don't believe those00:27:00
theories. It ain't a00:27:03
fact. And my identity can't be based on00:27:07
no damn theories.00:27:10
I'mma say that00:27:12
again. You want to know why black people00:27:15
in America don't have an00:27:17
identity? You have a00:27:20
theory of who you00:27:23
are. You're the You're in a process of00:27:26
we're loading. We're buffering, [ __ ]00:27:28
We figuring it out.00:27:34
So everyone know who you are but you cuz00:27:38
you want to play science with the00:27:41
world. Yeah, play science. It's a game,00:27:44
[ __ ] If you think we all evolve from00:27:47
oralopythecus and a chimp human evolved00:27:52
to become a cell phone using football00:27:55
playing type human, something wrong with00:27:58
you. If you think the universe started00:28:01
from a random big bang and somehow you00:28:04
got perfect spears in the sky called a00:28:07
sun and moon. Now I want you to just00:28:10
understand that everything we taught00:28:13
ain't the truth and it's okay to00:28:15
challenge historians. Now that that's00:28:17
out the way, let me get back to doing my00:28:20
challenging. Tariq Nasheed subscribes to00:28:23
the Panaffrican. He's a Panaffrican.00:28:26
Let's just put that on the table. A lot00:28:28
of people not going to like that. You00:28:30
see, there's levels to FBA and00:28:33
Aboriginal00:28:36
ideology. And the level I'm at with it00:28:39
is that we didn't land on Plymouth Rock.00:28:42
Plymouth Rock landed on us, brothers and00:28:46
sisters. Now, Tariq Nasheed has a very00:28:50
big movement. And like I said, I ain't00:28:52
hating on it, but I'm going to tell you00:28:54
the truth.00:28:56
Tariq Nasheed don't think that black00:28:58
people in America always been here. You00:29:02
can't think that and also subscribe to00:29:05
the out of Africa theory which says that00:29:08
every human on every continent is just a00:29:11
African that came to that continent at00:29:14
some point in time and mutated.00:29:21
In other words, every continent in the00:29:24
world was empty. There were no humans00:29:27
there until Africans decided, "Let's00:29:30
explore and see what's over there." Oh,00:29:32
nobody is there. So, we're going to be00:29:35
the first everywhere. If you believe00:29:38
that is silly that there were lands that00:29:41
that like there were grass, there are00:29:43
trees, there are animals there, but00:29:46
there was no humans there until the00:29:48
African showed up. Nature put every00:29:52
other creature in every land, but00:29:55
decided, I'mma just put humans only in00:29:58
Africa, and if they don't spread, they00:30:01
just don't00:30:02
spread. Good luck.00:30:04
I'mma put every other animal and flower00:30:07
and tree all over the earth from the00:30:09
junk from the get-go. But00:30:12
humans, I'mma just put the humans right00:30:15
here in this little spot and see if they00:30:18
spread. I think that'll be fun. Let's00:30:20
see. You think they going to spread?00:30:21
Let's bet on it. How much money you00:30:24
got? Ain't that fun? Yeah, that's00:30:30
dumb. That's dumb.00:30:42
So now let me show you00:30:49
um what would be the word? Let me show00:30:52
you00:30:53
the cure or00:30:56
solution. If a person if a group of00:31:00
people have went through00:31:02
ethnogenesis, this would be the solution00:31:04
for those group of people. So it00:31:08
says if if basically ethnogenesis is a00:31:12
process by which a group of people00:31:14
becomes ethnically00:31:17
distinct from all other groups. This00:31:20
process can be driven by various factors00:31:23
including what?00:31:26
self-identification, external00:31:28
identification, or a combination of00:31:30
both. Stop right there. We f to get deep00:31:33
with the00:31:34
lesson. The main two ways that00:31:39
ethnogenesis changes a person's00:31:41
ethnicity and make them a distinct group00:31:45
is basically through selfiding or00:31:48
external forces. Now, in a case of black00:31:51
people, it wasn't self ID.00:31:55
We haven't been able to00:31:57
self-identify ever since slavery started00:32:00
in this land. Now here's the kicker.00:32:03
Slavery is real. People will say, "So00:32:07
you saying we ain't Africans? You00:32:09
denying slavery?" I'm00:32:12
saying00:32:13
that black people always been in America00:32:17
from the beginning of time. And when00:32:19
these slave masters showed up on00:32:22
ships, they landed on Plymouth Rock. We00:32:24
didn't land on them like we didn't show00:32:27
up over here. They showed up over here.00:32:30
We was already here and then they start00:32:32
enslaving00:32:34
us. Look at it this way.00:32:37
We didn't even understand like how00:32:41
to own humans and like this was new to00:32:45
us. But the whole thing00:32:48
was look at domestication. Look at the00:32:51
people in power. How they able to make a00:32:54
elephant jump through a fire loop at the00:32:56
circus. Look at how they able to tame a00:32:59
lion. Look at how they able to00:33:04
domesticate vicious animals that was in00:33:06
the jungle and they can have those00:33:09
animals getting haircuts like poodles00:33:11
and stuff. They on a different00:33:15
diet. If you look at the the dogs in our00:33:18
houses, they couldn't survive in nature00:33:21
with the wolves.00:33:23
Now00:33:25
Darwin who was a slave master family who00:33:29
was a racist I don't care what nobody00:33:32
say he came with00:33:35
evolution and that was during slaver00:33:38
that was when black people when they00:33:39
came with the theory of evolution they00:33:42
was saying that you're not even a full00:33:44
human you got to keep that in mind that00:33:47
when they came with the theory of00:33:48
evolution they were saying black people00:33:52
would weren't even fully a00:33:55
human. So00:33:58
listen, what you got to realize is00:34:04
this. They domesticated the people on00:34:08
this land who used to be OMX, Mayan,00:34:11
Aztecs, you name it. Let's just call00:34:14
them wild humans. Like wild00:34:18
animals. What's the opposite of a wild00:34:20
animal? a domesticated one. So it ain't00:34:24
evolution that made everyone who they00:34:27
are today. It's massive scale00:34:30
terraforming the earth and domesticating00:34:33
not only animals but humans, flowers,00:34:36
plants,00:34:38
foods. The people in power are control00:34:41
freak freaks and they want everything to00:34:44
be tamed and controlled. Even down to a00:34:48
microscopic level, your DNA needs to be00:34:51
monitored,00:34:52
controlled. I can't really fully explain00:34:55
to you the level of control freaks I'm00:34:58
talking about. It's on a whole another00:35:00
It's00:35:03
satanic. Shout out to Sister Betty.00:35:07
Thank you, Sister00:35:09
Betty. She says, "My family is not from00:35:13
Africa. We are from the American soil.00:35:15
We were always here. Forigners will not00:35:18
dictate my family history. That's right.00:35:21
These are00:35:24
facts. We going to o open up the round00:35:26
table for smoke. I know some00:35:28
Panaffricans are going to step up. We00:35:30
going to do it00:35:32
respectful. No, this ain't me us hating00:35:35
Africans or hating Africa. It's just us00:35:38
loving us. That's right.00:35:40
Like everyone gets to00:35:43
self-identify and when they do it00:35:45
they're not called divisive they're00:35:48
called intelligent00:35:55
smart. So it's two main factors when it00:35:58
come to ethnogenesis and I would sum00:36:01
them up as internal and external.00:36:05
We didn't become who we are00:36:07
today by00:36:10
self-identifying. We became who we are00:36:12
today by accepting the identity that the00:36:15
scholars told us who we00:36:19
are. Why people may person ask this00:36:22
Sanchez why they do that to us? What's00:36:25
the point? Why that's so important to00:36:27
them? You got to realize slaves weren't00:36:31
able to self-identify.00:36:34
Listen to me00:36:36
people. Asking someone who are you is00:36:40
100% associated with being a a human00:36:44
being. When they changed the the law of00:36:47
the land, we talking paper genocide is00:36:50
so deeper than what we talk00:36:53
about because it's a reason they wanted00:36:56
to make you less of a00:36:58
human. See, in order for them to claim00:37:01
ownership over something that was00:37:03
yours, it'll be like me going into a a00:37:07
land, right? Let's say I I buy some00:37:09
property. I buy me a couple of acres of00:37:13
land. You think when I go settle on my00:37:16
land that I just bought that I'm going00:37:19
to ask the birds, the cows, the00:37:21
chickens, can I build and they spot?00:37:24
It's my land. I'm a human.00:37:27
If I buy some acres of land, I don't00:37:30
care if a bird built a nest on that00:37:32
tree. If I want to cut the tree down,00:37:34
I'mma cut it down. I don't care that00:37:37
there are some deers who built the house00:37:40
over here. It's my land. I don't care.00:37:43
They got to move. So, if there was a00:37:47
human on that land, it'll be different.00:37:50
So what I'm telling you is when the00:37:52
colonizer had to justify by law to the00:37:56
world why it's okay to take this group00:37:59
of people land and not that group of00:38:02
people land. And how they did it was by00:38:04
saying this group of people are not even00:38:08
human. Who cares what a cow think about00:38:11
the land? Who ask a cow who are you? Do00:38:15
you walk up to a chicken and greet it?00:38:18
Once you say that a group of people00:38:20
ain't fully human, no one cares who an00:38:24
animal is. No one walks up to a dang on00:38:27
a a00:38:28
a giraffe and say, "Tell me your family00:38:32
history." We do that to humans. So the00:38:35
people who don't have a history are00:38:38
slaves. Slaves are property like my dog,00:38:41
my00:38:42
cat. When someone walk in my house, they00:38:45
not going to greet my animals. They're00:38:48
going to greet the humans in the house.00:38:50
So the slaves were looked at on a level00:38:53
of a dog. The slaves were looked at on a00:38:58
level of cattle, cows,00:39:00
chickens. In fact, a lot of people00:39:04
valued chickens and cows over00:39:08
slaves cuz there were slaves that were00:39:10
lynched for stealing chickens.00:39:15
So, I'm trying to let you tap into the00:39:18
the mentality of the time because00:39:21
without this mindset, you are blind.00:39:24
You're lost when you try to see what was00:39:26
going on and why things happen and why00:39:29
they see you a certain way. Why the00:39:32
theory of evolution was created.00:39:36
These people are so evil, wickedly00:39:40
genius that they said in order for us to00:39:43
be first00:39:44
economically, we're going to have to00:39:47
make black people00:39:48
first00:39:50
evolution if we want to be first in00:39:53
economics. You got two00:39:56
E. You got two E and these are two very00:40:00
important00:40:01
E. One of them is evolution. One of one00:40:05
of them is00:40:08
economics. The people who at the top of00:40:11
economics, they at the bottom of00:40:14
evolution. The people who at the top of00:40:17
evolution, they at the bottom of00:40:19
economics. Let me explain something to00:40:22
you. Science have created a system of00:40:26
governing people economically based upon00:40:30
who they are scientifically. And I know00:40:33
some of y'all are thinking, "But00:40:34
Sanchez, that's eugenics. Wake up." Yes.00:40:38
Welcome to the reality we're in. So00:40:41
Sanchez, are you telling me that00:40:43
eugenics run the world? Yes. The people00:40:46
in power are genetically targeting00:40:49
specific groups based upon who they00:40:52
think should be on the earth and should00:40:54
not be on the earth. Yes. Welcome to00:40:58
reality. Clap it up for the people that00:41:00
just clicked in their damn heads.00:41:02
Now listen, in order for them to legally00:41:06
and00:41:09
scientifically ethnically cleanse a00:41:12
group of00:41:13
people, they have to dehumanize them00:41:18
first. They by00:41:20
science they got to say that this group00:41:23
of people is equal to the beast of the00:41:27
field. And now when we reduce that group00:41:30
of people less than human, we can take00:41:33
all of their stuff. Just like if I go to00:41:35
some land and it's only dogs on the00:41:39
land, I can take that land from dogs.00:41:42
Now somebody may say that's wrong. only00:41:45
if they work with PA better because00:41:48
humans don't care when it come to the00:41:51
way we think is humans00:41:54
first and the way that the the way that00:41:57
we wrote laws in the world were based00:42:00
upon humans being at the top of the00:42:03
ecosystem. So in order for you to00:42:06
practice injustice or inequality on a00:42:09
group of people, you got to take away00:42:11
their very human status. You got to take00:42:14
away00:42:15
their human status. And that's what they00:42:18
did to black people before they can even00:42:20
enslave you. They had to convince the00:42:23
world that you weren't even00:42:25
human and that me beating this black man00:42:28
up is no different than us roaming00:42:30
running up on a buffalo or something in00:42:33
the woods. Who cares if we lynch a00:42:35
buffalo? So make some le make some shoes00:42:38
out of them. You'll use them for00:42:39
something.00:42:41
We only will carry when you talk hum00:42:45
that's the law of the land. So based00:42:48
upon that the00:42:50
workaround if I want to take something00:42:53
from someone I can't take from another00:42:56
human. See the law ain't you can't steal00:42:58
from a00:43:00
dog. If a dog got a stick in his mouth00:43:03
and I snatch it out the dog mouth I00:43:06
don't get a theft charge. But if a00:43:08
little child is holding that stick and I00:43:11
snatch it away from him, that can00:43:14
possibly be assault. That can be a lot00:43:16
of ch the, in other words, the law was00:43:18
written in mind for00:43:22
humans. So, of course, you know, but I'm00:43:25
just showing you how even if you you you00:43:29
torture a00:43:30
dog, the the law ain't going to punish00:43:33
you like if you torture a human. you00:43:36
will get out of jail. You know what I'm00:43:38
saying? But the point of me telling you00:43:41
this is why the world was able to sit00:43:43
back and watch slavery take place.00:43:48
Because in their mind, the people that00:43:50
was going through this aren't even00:43:52
human. They're like, they had to00:43:54
psychologically mind [ __ ] the whole00:43:56
world to make them view you different00:44:00
before they can even start the witch00:44:02
hunt and the and the slaughter. They and00:44:04
and so this is important to know00:44:07
because you can't just00:44:10
say this group of people ain't human.00:44:13
You got to prove it scientifically. But00:44:16
since there is no proof, we only stuck00:44:19
with a bunch of theories and one of them00:44:21
is the theories of evolution and one of00:44:24
them is the out of Africa theory. They00:44:26
work00:44:27
together and they are not there to00:44:29
really tell the world how humans evolve00:44:32
from oropithecus. They're there to have00:44:35
a scientific excuse to why one group of00:44:39
people is primitive in their actions00:44:41
versus the rest of the world. When the00:44:43
when the whole world look at black00:44:45
people, they ask a question. You gotta00:44:49
put yourself outside of the shoes of an00:44:52
American. And you got to look at black00:44:54
people from outside lenses. When the00:44:58
whole world look at us, they say, "Damn,00:45:00
why they so violent? Why they culture is00:45:04
about killing, bling, bling, all this00:45:07
goofy, you know, loud00:45:10
shit." Now, let me let me go into this.00:45:13
When when when other cultures ask the00:45:17
people in power these questions about00:45:19
why black people are this way, they00:45:23
say because their00:45:25
genetics are primitive. And we can prove00:45:28
it with science. Now, this is where it00:45:31
get00:45:32
deep because according to science, and00:45:35
this is the foundation of all eugenics,00:45:38
what I'm about to give00:45:39
you. According to00:45:42
science, the first people on Earth have00:45:46
the less evolved DNA. That would be00:45:49
black people. We have, in other words,00:45:52
we're the most related to Oralopythecus.00:45:55
Which is why when the paleontologist00:45:58
find a monkey [ __ ] in the ground named00:46:00
Lucy, he say, "This ain't my great great00:46:03
grandma. This black people's great great00:46:06
grandma." See, no one claim Think about00:46:10
this. They're digging up bones, finding00:46:12
their original ancestors of the human00:46:15
species. And don't y'all find it strange00:46:19
that the most powerful people in the00:46:21
world don't want no lineage and no ties00:46:24
to those to that DNA, the monkey DNA,00:46:28
the oustralopiththecus DNA. Every group00:46:32
in the world that's tied to that is at00:46:34
the bottom of00:46:38
economics because in science they're00:46:41
teaching that the latest DNA to come on00:46:45
the planet is the most evolved. You got00:46:48
to use your head and think about what00:46:50
I'm saying. Science is00:46:53
racist because it's teaching00:46:56
that the later that your people showed00:46:59
up to the earth, the more wiser and00:47:02
smarter they are cuz DNA had a chance to00:47:06
evolve for so many years. What they00:47:08
teaching is that early DNA is00:47:11
stupid. It's primitive. It's Flintstone00:47:14
chicken bone in your hand and a bone in00:47:17
your nose barefoot.00:47:20
This what they're teaching. Early DNA00:47:23
among humans didn't even have soap.00:47:26
They're teaching that man got wise and00:47:29
intelligent as the human DNA evolved00:47:32
over00:47:33
time. So as the human DNA00:47:38
evolved, you start getting these other00:47:40
groups that's not the original people.00:47:44
This is meaning that the Johnny come00:47:47
lately are the intelligent humans and00:47:49
the early humans are the dumb00:47:52
asses. And people are believing this00:47:55
science. This science that they're00:47:57
teaching around the world is tied into00:48:00
the Bible, manifest destiny, and all of00:48:03
that. They you got to understand, you00:48:06
just can't say we don't like black00:48:08
people. Let's take all their [ __ ] Let's00:48:11
exterminate them and poison them and put00:48:14
them in the prison pipeline system.00:48:16
Let's give them drugs, gangs, all that00:48:19
[ __ ] You just can't say let's do that00:48:22
to them people and you don't have a way00:48:24
to justify it. Ain't nobody going to get00:48:27
behind you just picking on somebody for00:48:29
no00:48:31
reason. But if but if you say but if00:48:35
they say, "Why you picking on them00:48:37
people? Why y'all doing them like that?"00:48:39
And you say, "Oh, these ain't people.00:48:41
These are a different kind of animal00:48:43
that we discovered called a naga." N I00:48:46
ge R. Right. This and every animal that00:48:51
they discover, they get to name it. I'm00:48:54
trying to give y'all some00:48:57
game. Every animal they discovering new00:49:00
species right00:49:02
now. They ain't discovering it. They00:49:04
making it in the laboratory. But00:49:09
anyway, they genetically modified our00:49:12
people and then said nature did that,00:49:16
evolution did00:49:19
that. Now, the further back, now here's00:49:22
what's so crazy about their whole00:49:25
theory. The the out of Africa theorist00:49:28
said that the first humans was dumb as00:49:30
hell. But and but when we woke up and00:49:33
start saying, you know what, I'm not an00:49:35
African. I'm a Aboriginal. I'm00:49:38
indigenous. I'm foundational black00:49:40
American. When we woke up and and we00:49:42
didn't want to be African no more just00:49:45
cuz we weren't excited about being00:49:47
first. We wanted to be who we00:49:50
are, right? That wasn't working no more.00:49:54
Then they started that. Then they00:49:56
brought in what's called hotening, which00:49:59
is how why don't you want to identify00:50:02
with Africa when they was the wisest?00:50:05
They built the00:50:07
pyramids. The Africans started00:50:10
technology, Freemasonry. Then the hotel00:50:14
movement00:50:15
came. But see, that was a response that00:50:18
came in the 70s. That was a response to00:50:21
black people waking up back in the day.00:50:23
That's right.00:50:26
And saying, "We ain't from Africa. We've00:50:29
been saying we00:50:30
Indians." But check this out.00:50:34
Right. On one hand, they say that the00:50:37
first humans was dumb as00:50:39
hell, but we didn't care about that long00:50:41
as we can say we the original humans of00:50:44
the world. We didn't see that. They was00:50:46
calling us dumb monkeys, though. But00:50:49
when we woke up and said, "No, that00:50:51
ain't us." Then they said, "Well, y'all00:50:54
can be Egyptians now."00:50:57
So now we got this concept of the very00:51:00
first humans, the original people on00:51:02
earth being the Egyptians or the pyramid00:51:05
builders. And I'm like, wait a minute.00:51:08
This pan-African theory has00:51:10
evolved so much. It has evolved like the00:51:14
damn AIDS virus.00:51:18
[Applause]00:51:21
Every time they find a cure for one form00:51:24
of a HIV, it transforms to some other00:51:28
[ __ ] That's the pan-Africans and they00:51:30
damn argument, y'all.00:51:36
Okay. So, first we was just first first00:51:39
monkeys. We was just uh you know monkeys00:51:44
who was first and that was enough for us00:51:47
because we was telling the whole world00:51:49
everybody came from us. But then we said00:51:53
but wait a minute I don't want to be no00:51:54
damn monkey no more. And besides we the00:51:58
o we look more like these. See, we00:52:01
started the way this this Aboriginal FBA00:52:04
[ __ ] is older than what what this00:52:07
YouTube internet [ __ ] is. I'm telling00:52:09
you, because coming from Alabama, I've00:52:12
been hearing folks say that we Indians00:52:15
and that we've been here. But we didn't00:52:18
think none of it though because when the00:52:20
internet came, that's when the00:52:22
pan-African movement started to blow up00:52:25
and it became a big debate. But it was00:52:27
never no debate. It was no one man. This00:52:30
was Why you think they got the Florida00:52:32
State00:52:34
seinals and the Washington Redskins? Who00:52:37
you think that is? What uh show me a00:52:40
mahogany skin group of00:52:42
people, right? that fit the description00:52:46
of the copper colored Indian uh from00:52:49
West Africa because now we fa to go00:52:52
surgical with this [ __ ] right now00:52:55
because ethnogenesis is the process by00:52:58
which a new ethnic group is formed from00:53:01
a old one. But here go the here go the00:53:04
nail in the coffin right here, bro.00:53:06
If we are a bunch of West Africans that00:53:09
came to America as West Africans, but00:53:12
over time we got ethnically00:53:15
clinched. We went through ethnogenesis00:53:18
and we became this hip hop to hibbit to00:53:21
the hibbit to the we came this tennis00:53:23
shoe wearing ass black dude that's don't00:53:26
look nothing like a African. Now check00:53:28
this out, right? They want you to think00:53:31
a bunch of West Africans came over here00:53:35
400 years ago and got stuck and all of a00:53:39
sudden they stopped wearing dashikas and00:53:42
started wearing kangos and adidas. Now00:53:45
watch this y'all. Let me show you how00:53:47
silly this [ __ ] is. You got Africans00:53:51
coming to America right now and they00:53:55
ain't going through ethnogenesis.00:53:57
You know what they going through? Tether00:54:00
Genesis,00:54:02
[ __ ] Listen, they trying to say00:54:06
Africans came over here and became black00:54:09
people through ethnogenesis. You know00:54:12
what I see? I see Africans coming over00:54:15
here right now and becoming black people00:54:18
through cosplaying and tethering it up.00:54:26
They flipping it00:54:27
y'all. They trying to say Africans came00:54:31
over here and then they became black00:54:33
Americans over time. So when a African00:54:37
come over here from West Africa and they00:54:40
don't practice their own culture, they00:54:42
act black. We call them a tether.00:54:49
But if we're all Africans, they would be00:54:52
doing what we did quicker than us.00:54:56
Ethnogenesis is nothing but an African00:54:59
becoming a black person over a long00:55:02
period of time. But what you call00:55:06
tethering is a African becoming a black00:55:09
person00:55:10
overnight. And I'm saying if he's one of00:55:13
us, it shouldn't matter.00:55:18
He doing the same thing. It's a African00:55:21
transforming into this new kind of00:55:24
African called a black person. I always00:55:27
see Africans coming over here00:55:29
transforming into [ __ ] but it ain't00:55:31
through ethnogenesis. It's through00:55:33
cosplay and tethering it00:55:38
up. And what make you think is any00:55:41
different today?00:55:50
I I show Let me show y'all this. I00:55:52
showed y'all a OMX statues the other day00:55:55
where the man had a dog on box00:56:00
fade. And you can't go to West Africa00:56:03
and find a box fade. Why? Why they don't00:56:05
want us to see this? Oh, buddy, let me00:56:08
pull it back up for him. We ain't going00:56:10
to let that off the hook. Uh-uh. We fa00:56:12
to read the donations, too. Hold on a00:56:14
minute. We not letting it off the hook.00:56:16
Hold on. Hold up a00:56:21
second. I got to pull it up. Check this00:56:24
out, bro. El00:56:26
Negro. Listen, man. This statue ain't in00:56:29
West Africa, man. It's time to wake up,00:56:32
bro. Now, look. This statue is in a00:56:36
museum. This is a stat Oh. Oh, I had a00:56:39
brother. He corrected me. He said, "You00:56:41
know, in the south we call it a edit a00:56:43
monster, but uh the brother said it's00:56:46
called a Willow's Peak." Drop it in the00:56:49
chat room real quick. I can't go no00:56:52
further. I got to get this out. It's a00:56:55
uh little OCD thing. And this is what I00:56:58
want to know y'all. What is the little00:57:01
thing called that grow right here?00:57:03
Because when I was coming up in the00:57:05
South, we call it a editor monster. You00:57:07
remember editor monster from Adam's00:57:09
family? He had a little point right00:57:12
here. Some a a a lot listen only black00:57:17
people grow that [ __ ] And when they00:57:19
it's it Listen, this is not me being00:57:23
divisive. I'm trying to find features to00:57:25
prove the historians00:57:27
wrong. A widow's peak. A editor monster00:57:32
and a widow's peak. Now watch this00:57:35
y'all. Here go a statue00:57:37
called El Negro and it's not in West00:57:42
Africa. You got to ask yourself why when00:57:45
they go to Africa they finding monkey00:57:48
[ __ ] but when they come to America00:57:51
they finding [ __ ] with high top fades00:57:54
on their head. Oh my god. Now it's time00:57:57
to wake your ass up. I bet you nobody00:58:00
never made you think about that [ __ ]00:58:03
Huh? Now listen, you got to understand00:58:06
now. The only negro features that's in00:58:10
Africa is the statues in Egypt. Y'all00:58:13
ain't hearing me. You ain't hearing me.00:58:16
Listen what I'm telling you. All around00:58:19
the world, the statues are negro, but00:58:23
the bones are monkey00:58:26
[ __ ] Man, y'all better listen00:58:28
up. I'mma say it again so you can peep00:58:31
game. I think it's going over your head.00:58:35
You can't listen. The people who left00:58:38
these statues behind, they was telling00:58:40
the world who they were. And and just00:58:44
like we're going through today, they00:58:46
don't want us to tell the world who we00:58:48
are. The historians want to tell the00:58:51
world who we are. And somebody may say00:58:53
again, why Sanchez? Because it ties into00:58:57
ownership. Slaves can't00:59:00
self-identify because they're not really00:59:02
fully human. You're not a full human.00:59:05
You don't get full human00:59:08
rights. So, no one ask a dog, "Who are00:59:12
you?" You only ask another human being,00:59:15
"Who are you?" And then that human will00:59:18
tell you their history, their story. But00:59:21
if you're a slave, when the slave00:59:24
masters are getting acquainted with each00:59:26
other, you put your head down like a00:59:29
dog. You're like a prop in a you like a00:59:32
mop leaning up against the wall. You're00:59:34
a product. You no different than a roach00:59:37
on the table. When the masses talking,00:59:39
you not even notice. You like furniture.00:59:42
You just a thing that they use, your00:59:44
property. And you got to understand the00:59:47
mentality of the people in power to00:59:49
realize what what what what I'm what I'm00:59:51
trying to give you00:59:53
here. You want to know why don't they00:59:56
want you to have an identity? Because00:59:58
for you to have an identity mean you01:00:00
first got to gain01:00:03
liberation. Being able to identify01:00:05
yourself is synonymous with becoming01:00:09
sovereign. This is01:00:12
facts. You You want to know who ain't01:00:14
sovereign on this earth? The people on01:00:17
the earth who everybody else is telling01:00:19
who they are. Them the people who ain't01:00:22
got no rights for01:00:24
real now. The people who run [ __ ] they01:00:27
let the world know who they are. But the01:00:30
crazy thing about them people who run01:00:32
everything,01:00:34
right? The world will believe they fake01:00:39
identity over our true identity. That's01:00:41
right.01:00:46
Yeah. You see, we're just telling the01:00:49
world who we are and we telling the01:00:52
truth. But they're forcing an identity01:00:54
for themselves with military power and01:00:58
their identity is a false one. We01:01:00
talking to small hats. The small hats01:01:04
say that they the children of God.01:01:06
They're the real Hebrews. That they're01:01:08
the real01:01:09
Israelites. and they'll forg their01:01:12
identity. No one really know who these01:01:15
people01:01:19
are. They're01:01:22
pirates. As far as I'm concerned, they01:01:25
only land01:01:27
ships. They don't have solid ground of01:01:30
their own. We're talking about a01:01:32
seafaring01:01:35
creature. And the law of the sea has01:01:38
become the law of the land.01:01:41
These people are we call dean more man01:01:45
just like you got mermaid they got a01:01:48
fish god but see I think the fish01:01:51
symbolism is tied to the fact that this01:01:55
may sound crazy to y'all but I got to01:01:58
cut the camera on for this one. The01:02:00
people in power they the ones that ain't01:02:03
real humans. They flipped everything.01:02:06
They made us slaves by telling the world01:02:09
we're not fully human. But guess what01:02:12
y'all? I got some01:02:14
news. They are incubator babies. And the01:02:18
incubator babies or the laboratory01:02:20
experiments, the humanoids, they didn't01:02:23
have full human01:02:25
rights. The humanoids, the incubator01:02:28
babies took over the world and they01:02:31
flipped the law around. And now they got01:02:34
you under the pirates law. And that's01:02:36
the law of the water, which is the01:02:38
incubator. The incubator ain't nothing01:02:41
but a big ocean. See, all of the babies01:02:44
that was born in an incubator, they01:02:47
don't have no land rights. Meaning that01:02:51
these are people that their only land,01:02:54
they would have to build a boat. They01:02:56
would build a boat and they would dock01:02:58
the boat around the coast of your land.01:03:02
and they can claim that boat as solid01:03:05
ground as their homeland. They can have01:03:08
a flag on their boat to represent a01:03:11
nation. I'm showing you in order for you01:03:13
to have rights as a people, you have to01:03:16
be recognized as a nation. And for you01:03:20
to be recognized as a nation, you got to01:03:23
have ties to the land directly through01:03:25
birthright. If you are a incubator baby,01:03:29
if you was born in a test tube, if01:03:31
you're a lab experiment or what the01:03:34
Islam call a Yakub01:03:37
creation, you don't have no original01:03:39
rights to the land. You just born a01:03:41
slave. You are born, it's [ __ ] up,01:03:45
right? Because I'mma tell you01:03:47
something. There are a group of people01:03:49
walking this earth. They're not like01:03:52
everyone else. They were experiments.01:03:55
They're not a full human and they01:03:57
weren't given full human rights, but01:03:59
they grew in numbers and they were able01:04:02
to take01:04:04
over. The thing about this group of01:04:06
people, they never had any land of their01:04:09
own. You may wonder, how can there be a01:04:12
group of people on the earth that ain't01:04:14
tied to no land? They tied to01:04:19
ships. They are pirates. I know that's01:04:22
hard to believe, but everywhere they go,01:04:24
the land already taken already. And you01:04:28
may say, Sanchez, where they original01:04:30
homeland at? They was born in a test01:04:33
tube, [ __ ] Is it going over your head?01:04:36
Only original people are tied to the01:04:39
land through the womb of a01:04:43
woman. The law that we practice for the01:04:46
heathen, the heathen flipped it on us.01:04:49
Now y'all, they traded places and the01:04:52
original01:04:53
people, we're we're now under the law of01:04:57
the animal kingdom. We're now in the01:04:59
animal01:05:01
kingdom. Humans were never in the animal01:05:04
kingdom. Science will literally tell01:05:06
you, you're a mammal, you're in the01:05:08
animal kingdom. That's what we used to01:05:10
tell the test tube01:05:13
babies. Humans were always sentient01:05:16
beings, gods.01:05:19
who were given dominion over the animal01:05:22
kingdom. Who told you you were a beast01:05:24
of the field? The same person we told01:05:27
that they was a beast of the01:05:29
field. They traded places on01:05:35
you. But I got news for you.01:05:39
If you go to West Africa, right? If you01:05:42
go to West01:05:45
Africa, you won't find no statues of01:05:48
[ __ ] with high top01:05:51
fades. What's funny about Tariq Nasheed,01:05:55
right? He like to talk about a FBA01:05:58
hairline, but [ __ ] you can't find me01:06:01
no FBA hairline in West Africa. Now,01:06:05
when y'all come with the ethnogenesis01:06:07
theory, you going to have to explain to01:06:10
me how ethnogenesis can change a nigga's01:06:13
whole01:06:20
hairline. I'm just saying,01:06:23
man. I'm just saying. It's one thing to01:06:27
tell me West Africans came over here and01:06:31
became black01:06:33
people, but I should be able to still go01:06:36
to West Africa and see [ __ ] got the01:06:39
same01:06:42
hairlines. Yeah, that ain't got nothing01:06:45
to do. You can't change that. That's01:06:47
your DNA, bro. Look, the way your01:06:49
hairline grow is part of your DNA, man.01:06:55
Which is why this statue is so important01:06:58
because this is a box fade. And what01:07:01
make it even more negro is the editor01:07:04
monster. They had to name it El Negro.01:07:07
This is in South America. Now you got to01:07:09
ask yourself, how come no South American01:07:13
paleontologist never found no monkey01:07:18
[ __ ] You never thought about that,01:07:20
huh?01:07:22
All of these paleontologists are going01:07:24
around the world. They're finding monkey01:07:28
bones to say black people come from01:07:32
oalopythecus. But the real discoveries01:07:35
that's being made is buried deep in the01:07:38
jungle of a near history on this land01:07:41
where black people were ruling this01:07:45
[ __ ] Let me let me say that again in01:07:47
case you didn't get that. Let me pull up01:07:49
a picture cuz I don't think you01:07:50
understand what I'm01:07:52
saying. Listen01:07:54
here. The deceivers are going around01:07:58
digging up these. So they planting it01:08:00
there, y'all. They planting it there01:08:03
because think about01:08:04
it. What's the chances of a group of01:08:08
people who believe in Darwinism and01:08:11
eugenics finding exactly what they01:08:14
looking for where they said it's going01:08:16
to be every time? Come on now. You01:08:19
planting that [ __ ] there. If if a police01:08:22
said every time he pulled you over, I01:08:25
bet some dope is under here or in there01:08:27
and he go find it every time. They got01:08:30
to throw that out, man. Come on, judge.01:08:32
You know he planting it there. The man01:08:34
is telling you where the [ __ ] at before01:08:36
he even find it. And he going in that01:08:39
spot 10 out of 10 time and find the01:08:42
exact thing he said was going to be01:08:44
there. He's not no prophet, no psychic.01:08:48
These people are saying if we dig over01:08:50
here, we should find Lucy's near uncle01:08:53
and relative. But the It's people that's01:08:56
been living in South America for years01:08:58
and they never found no monkey [ __ ]01:09:01
It's Africans that's been living in01:09:04
Africa for years. They dig all the time01:09:07
cuz they got diamond mines. Air con and01:09:10
young01:09:11
Jezy. Time to take it easy. Yeah, [ __ ]01:09:16
Acon01:09:17
them they down there digging up them01:09:19
diamonds in Africa. Yeah, them Africans01:09:22
be digging all the time for hundreds of01:09:25
years. No African never said, "Damn, I01:09:28
found my monkey looking01:09:31
grandmother." You got to ask yourself,01:09:34
no, no little child digging in an01:09:36
African mind said, "Hey, look what I01:09:39
found, uncle. We can sell this Lucy01:09:42
skull in a museum. That's worth more01:09:45
than every diamond we we digging today.01:09:47
Think about it. If I'm a African digging01:09:50
for diamonds, I'm hoping I come across01:09:53
aopithecus bone cuz that's going to get01:09:56
my whole family up out the damn hood.01:09:58
[ __ ] they selling diamonds for a01:10:00
nickel, a dime each. But if you find you01:10:04
a Lucy skull and they don't give you six01:10:07
figures for that, then we know it's01:10:09
[ __ ]01:10:12
[Applause]01:10:15
Come on now. A ain't no damn African01:10:19
ever found no oustralopythecus bones,01:10:22
but white folks keep showing up over01:10:24
there finding exactly you know how big01:10:27
the continent of Africa is. You got a01:10:30
team of paleontologist is no more than01:10:33
20 of them. And Africa is a big ass01:10:36
continent, bro. And they know exactly01:10:39
where to go to find the monkey [ __ ] at.01:10:42
Even though the Africans been there the01:10:44
whole time and they couldn't find their01:10:46
great great great great grandmother they01:10:49
damn self. She was under the ground the01:10:51
whole time with her monkey looking ass01:10:54
buried under all that dirt. Y'all been01:10:57
digging these diamonds for all these01:10:59
years. If you found one monkey, [ __ ]01:11:02
then we need to find her family. I01:11:04
[ __ ] keep telling me about01:11:06
Bigfoot. I want to find small foot. It01:11:09
can't just be one adult-sized Bigfoot in01:11:12
a jungle with no children, no female.01:11:16
Who he mating with with all these years?01:11:18
The [ __ ] Is he aging? It's the01:11:21
same age. Every photo is he getting old.01:11:24
Bigfoot look like he aging in reverse.01:11:26
The [ __ ] climbing trees like it was01:11:28
yesterday. Even though the first01:11:30
spotting was damn it was in the 70s or01:11:33
something. You look at a picture of01:11:34
Bigfoot today, that black hair ain't01:11:37
turned gray yet. God damn it, he wearing01:11:44
Roane. Is Bigfoot dying his01:11:49
hair? This is ridiculous. Where Small01:11:53
Foots at?01:11:58
Everybody that keep finding the monkey01:12:01
[ __ ] can't find their own01:12:03
ancestors, but every time they find01:12:06
mine, it's a it's a damn monkey01:12:13
[ __ ] And when the real01:12:16
researchers find something that's01:12:18
related to Sanchez, it ain't no bones,01:12:21
it's a01:12:22
statue. Because guess what? My people01:12:26
told the world who they was so you can01:12:29
never get this [ __ ] twisted for years to01:12:31
come. Why you think they made them big01:12:34
ass Omech heads, man? Cuz it's always01:12:37
they know that ownership comes with01:12:40
selfidentifying.01:12:41
That's right. A people who don't know01:12:44
who they are are lost in a mother. Well,01:12:47
let me quit. I'm just01:12:49
saying these people want you you think01:12:53
it's ego, right? You think it's ego that01:12:56
a person made a statue that look like01:12:58
them? Oh, that's egotistical, Sanchez.01:13:01
They carving big old statues of01:13:03
themselves. That's so you can never01:13:05
forget who you are, who was on this01:13:08
land. People do it today. They say, "I01:13:10
was here." Even if they using the01:13:12
restroom, such and such was here. They01:13:14
want somebody to know that they was here01:13:17
before. You see it even at the football01:13:19
game on the bleachers. Such and such was01:13:21
here. This was our ancestors way of01:13:24
letting you know we've been here. We was01:13:27
here. These are negro statues. They even01:13:31
name this statue El Negro. But no01:13:34
pan-African will teach you about this.01:13:36
And guess what? When they do show you01:13:38
this, they'll say this is a West African01:13:41
that came to America before the01:13:44
transatlantic slave trade. You stupid.01:13:46
You see where we got them at? You see01:13:48
what I just did?01:13:50
You see what I just did? See, because01:13:53
the pan Africans whole plight is based01:13:56
upon the transatlantic slave01:13:58
trade. He's saying you black people went01:14:01
over here. You want you [ __ ] went over01:14:04
here prior to the transatlantic slave01:14:07
trade. And that's why a Panaffrican will01:14:11
never show you this statue.01:14:14
This01:14:15
statue is older than the transatlantic01:14:18
slave trade and it's a black man that's01:14:22
right over here in Americas. We didn't01:14:24
land on Plymouth Rock. Plymouth Rock01:14:26
landed on us,01:14:30
boo.01:14:32
Uh-huh. You know how come Panaffricans01:14:35
like to point me to Ke when it's black01:14:38
statues in America? You know why? They01:14:41
want to show you something that can look01:14:43
like black people in Africa cuz they01:14:46
said every human in the world come from01:14:48
Africa. Africans were01:14:50
first. That's a01:14:56
lie. They don't want you to see a a01:14:59
negro presence in America prior to the01:15:03
transatlantic slave trade. Y'all,01:15:07
they don't. And when they start01:15:09
glitching when you when that happened,01:15:11
they start saying stuff like, "This01:15:14
ain't no black man right here. This is a01:15:16
Asian. Look at El Negro. Even the people01:15:19
that discovered this statue is calling01:15:21
it El01:15:23
Negro." But the Panaffrican will tell01:15:26
you this somebody else. But see, the01:15:29
Panaffricans keep digging up monkey01:15:33
[ __ ] I'm trying to give you some01:15:35
game now. The Pan-Africans and their01:15:39
paleontologist keep digging up01:15:42
Sasquatch. And every time we find a01:15:45
negro statue in the jungle that shows01:15:47
the black man's presence around the01:15:50
world prior to any slavery, prior to him01:15:53
coming up on any ship, they got to just01:15:56
discredit it all together and say it's01:15:58
just not you. It's just not you. Why?01:16:04
Cuz they said so.01:16:06
And when you say, "Well, where I'm at?"01:16:08
They point you back to the monkey [ __ ]01:16:11
again. Everybody get to point at a01:16:14
statue in their land and say, "Yeah,01:16:17
this from my ancestors." If you go to01:16:20
people land around the world, they got01:16:23
huge statues in that land that's sacred01:16:26
to them. It's older than every child,01:16:28
everybody that has been there before all01:16:30
them. And it's what connects them to01:16:33
their ancestors. You can't connect to01:16:35
the the the the the statues and01:16:38
monuments on this land because you're01:16:41
connecting with science. You're01:16:43
connecting with paleontology. You're01:16:45
connecting with evolution, Darwinism,01:16:47
and that's making you think less of01:16:50
yourself. Now you think you're a monkey01:16:52
damn person. Now you think you you just01:16:55
you you have this flawed sense of01:16:58
selfidentity which links you to01:17:02
oropithecus versus intelligent black01:17:05
people that's always had fades and corn01:17:08
rolls. What if I told you every damn01:17:12
thing we doing today we've been doing01:17:14
that same [ __ ] in this same land way01:17:18
before the transatlantic slave trade.01:17:20
That's right.01:17:21
What if I told you01:17:25
that from corn rolls to to you name it,01:17:30
eating collard greens and sweet01:17:33
potatoes, right? You name it,01:17:36
man. We business doing01:17:38
it. This is not no new culture that just01:17:42
was made because a bunch of West01:17:44
Africans went through ethnogenesis.01:17:48
This is a group of people that always01:17:50
was, always have been, and always will01:17:53
be, [ __ ]01:18:00
All right, we at an hour and a half,01:18:02
man. And let me go start opening this01:18:05
thing up. Tariq Nasheed is wrong about01:18:09
ethnogenesis, and he's sly a01:18:13
pan-African. And and I'm telling you01:18:15
being wrong about01:18:18
ethnogenesis is serious. It ain't no01:18:20
small wrong. It's a big deal, man. And01:18:23
he is something I either he need to01:18:26
debate somebody. He need to if he don't01:18:28
want to debate me, he can debate Dane01:18:30
Callaway. That's somebody of a bigger01:18:32
status for him. But the bottom line01:18:36
is it's very few people that's saying we01:18:40
just didn't land on Plymouth Rock. We01:18:42
been01:18:43
here and a lot of people that you think01:18:46
is Aboriginal FBA, they still will go01:18:49
and turn around and give you some01:18:51
pan-African at the end of it and you01:18:54
don't know01:18:55
that. Yeah. Because Tariq Nasheed do a01:18:58
good job of defending FBA on a political01:19:02
stance, but he just turn around and and01:19:04
and and and undo the whole thing from a01:19:07
historical01:19:09
perspective. Cuz you can't really joke01:19:12
on Africans as hard as he do and then01:19:15
say that we were still West Africans who01:19:18
went through ethnogenesis,01:19:21
bro. And and the Africans over there are01:19:24
saying we ain't none of them. They never01:19:26
lost no tribe of people. They got all01:19:28
they got people in01:19:31
numbers. You can't argue with them01:19:34
people. Think about01:19:37
that. If 12 million [ __ ] got01:19:41
lost from West Africa, don't you know01:19:44
how many West Africans will be over here01:19:46
trying to reunite with their family01:19:48
right01:19:50
now? Don't you know how many reunions01:19:53
would be going on?01:19:57
12 million01:20:00
people 1201:20:03
million from a small little section of01:20:06
Africa. And you mean to tell me ain't01:20:08
nobody in West Africa did a head count01:20:11
and said, "Hey, we missing01:20:14
somebody. Let's go get our people."01:20:21
So the people who they in West Africa is01:20:24
saying we ain't never had a group of01:20:26
people. What the hell are you talking01:20:28
about? We got all our people. And if we01:20:32
did lost 12 million of our people, we01:20:34
would be trying to reunite and search01:20:36
for them. I'm pretty sure the West01:20:39
Africans would feel that way about their01:20:41
brothers, sisters, cousins,01:20:45
aunties. Come on now. They ain't going01:20:48
to be pieces of crap. Yeah, we lost 1201:20:50
million people, so forget them. They01:20:53
just black Americans today practicing01:20:55
hip hop and we don't care nothing about01:20:57
them. They used to be our people. They01:21:00
from West Africa, but through01:21:02
ethnogenesis, we separated so [ __ ] them01:21:05
now. And now we beefing with each other,01:21:07
calling each other01:21:09
tethers, and now it's a war with them.01:21:11
Now, come on. How are we the same people01:21:14
and we this01:21:16
divided? And and like I said, I I got a01:21:19
I got a assignment for Tariq Nashe lip01:21:23
licking ass. I want him to go to West01:21:26
Africa and find me a goddamn statue of a01:21:31
[ __ ] with a box fade. I'm telling you,01:21:33
I'll01:21:35
wait. Come on now. You ain't going to01:21:38
find me no damn El negro in Africa. The01:21:42
only negro creature you gonna find in01:21:44
Africa is a monkey01:21:47
[ __ ] You see what they doing,01:21:52
y'all? The only negro creature that they01:21:56
want to link the black man in America to01:21:58
in Africa is01:22:01
Oralopythecus. When it's statues around01:22:04
the world that's telling who we are, we01:22:06
don't need the monkey01:22:08
theory. And this is when I say that01:22:10
these people are forging a his self. See01:22:14
when what does it look like to delete01:22:17
black people's history? This is what it01:22:19
look like to force oropithecus on them01:22:22
for their identity. Why you think the01:22:25
whole world call you a01:22:27
monkey? Why? Why you think that's like a01:22:30
racial slur toward black people? Because01:22:33
Darwin, Charles Darwin, his cousin was a01:22:36
eugenics. So what do what do you think01:22:38
now? Let this what you got to realize.01:22:42
Now Charles Darwin had a famous cousin.01:22:45
I forgot his name, but he was a01:22:47
eugenics. But people are swear up and01:22:50
down Darwin ain't no eugenics. Now your01:22:53
cousin is a eugenicis. and you come out01:22:56
with the theory of evolution, which is01:23:00
what the eugenesis used to try to say01:23:05
that black people's DNA is least01:23:08
evolved. Come on now. You telling me01:23:12
Darwin ain't a racist piece of crap and01:23:14
a01:23:15
eugenicis, but he laid the foundation01:23:18
that the eugenicis01:23:22
use. And in order for it to work, they01:23:25
got to push oustralopiththeicis on black01:23:28
people. They got to ignore the fact that01:23:31
it's statues all around the world with01:23:34
negro01:23:36
features that was there before the01:23:38
transatlantic slave01:23:41
trade. They got ignore El Negro cuz they01:23:45
too busy trying to give you monkey01:23:49
[ __ ] You see what's going on? If the01:23:52
moment you identify with these statues,01:23:55
guess what? By squatter's law, we can01:23:58
prove we was here first, which gives us01:24:00
rightful ownership to the01:24:03
land. That's why I used the her that's01:24:06
why I went through that whole analogy01:24:08
about sitting in the park,01:24:12
man. That's why I went through the01:24:14
analogy about sitting in the01:24:17
park. If I occupy territory by natural01:24:22
law, if if someone else say, "Hey, I01:24:25
like the spot you sitting in. I want to01:24:28
sit there. Move." I can stand my ground01:24:31
and say, "Hey, man. I was here first."01:24:33
They can say, "But you don't own that01:24:36
land. I own the territory." See, these01:24:39
are tricky words. The words get tricky.01:24:43
You you got to think that the01:24:45
territorial laws are what give person01:24:48
rights to the land because every natural01:24:51
creature is warranted01:25:01
space. It's01:25:04
simple. The people who have the most01:25:07
authority in this land are the ones01:25:10
who've been here the longest. Point01:25:12
blanks period. That's how the law work.01:25:16
And the people who are in charge right01:25:18
now have convinced everyone that they've01:25:21
been here the01:25:24
longest. And it ain't that they've been01:25:26
here the longest. It's that you ain't01:25:28
been here that01:25:30
long and that you showed up when they01:25:33
showed up on a slave. Why you01:25:35
think when the slave master showed up,01:25:39
he saw us already squatting on the land.01:25:41
and we was here first, but he wanted the01:25:44
land. And what did I just tell you? If01:25:47
I'm occupying a territory that somebody01:25:49
else01:25:52
want, they It's too bad. It's a It's a01:25:55
musical chairs type01:25:57
law. I was here first. It's the name of01:26:00
the rule. If I was here first, anybody01:26:04
try to move me is breaking the law. And01:26:06
you can't say, "Well, don't none of us01:26:08
own this land." But it's my01:26:12
territory. I don't own the land, but I'm01:26:15
not gonna keep running from you every01:26:17
time I occupy space cuz you want to go01:26:19
where I'm at. See how the law work? This01:26:22
is what I'm telling you. In order for01:26:25
the people in power to just show up and01:26:27
assume all power, they got to make it01:26:30
like, "Hey, when we showed up, it wasn't01:26:33
nobody here." And when somebody say,01:26:36
"Well, where did all them black people01:26:38
come from?" We brought them here with01:26:40
us. They We brought them here with us.01:26:44
The colonizer had to convince the whole01:26:47
world that he brought his slave here on01:26:50
the ship with him. And that way his01:26:54
slave can never claim ownership to the01:26:57
land through territorial rights. Which01:27:00
means our people was occupying Plymouth01:27:03
Rock before you showed up. If the01:27:05
argument come up in01:27:07
2025, a historical argument based01:27:11
upon who been here01:27:14
first, they'll cancel out the fact that01:27:17
we've been here first by coming with the01:27:19
transatlantic slave trade and they'll01:27:21
say, "Oh, them [ __ ] just showed up01:27:23
when we showed01:27:25
up." So, they created a way you can't01:27:29
argue no rights to the land. Cuz the01:27:32
only way you can do that is if somebody01:27:34
say, "Look, man, them people was there01:27:37
before y'all showed up. Give them their01:27:40
[ __ ] and leave them alone." See, what01:27:42
they saying is y'all leave. If you don't01:27:45
like America, black people01:27:47
leave. No, we love this land until the01:27:50
colonizer showed up.01:27:53
You got a lot of coons that'll say,01:27:56
"Well, I'm thankful for slavery because01:27:58
if it weren't for slavery, I wouldn't01:28:00
have never made it to01:28:03
America." Somebody need to tell them01:28:05
that we didn't land on Plymouth Rock and01:28:07
landed on us. You got a lot of folks01:28:10
that'll say01:28:12
that. I'm glad we went through slavery01:28:15
because we ended up in America. You been01:28:18
in01:28:20
America and somebody just you was mining01:28:23
your think about this01:28:25
now. If somebody show up and a bunch of01:28:29
people already occupying the land, they01:28:31
just can't take that [ __ ] from them01:28:33
people. That's wrong. They occupying it.01:28:37
How do they make it right01:28:40
legally? They they lie about it and they01:28:43
lie about history. They say, "Look, man.01:28:45
when we showed up when nobody01:28:50
here they say when we showed01:28:54
up they'll give you somebody that's01:28:57
working for them like a fake Indian a $501:29:00
Indian some agent they'll say it was his01:29:03
people there'll be like yeah my people01:29:05
was here first man and all the01:29:08
historians and paleontologists they'll01:29:10
say yeah his people was here first01:29:12
here's your people right here Sanchez01:29:15
the monkey [ __ ]01:29:17
Remember? Remember Sanchez? Quit trying01:29:20
to claim other people's stuff. Here's01:29:22
your people right here. You're a monkey01:29:25
man. That's what they do to01:29:28
us. And they say, "Man, you hate01:29:30
yourself." Sanchez, you selfhate. You01:29:33
don't want to be a African. I don't want01:29:35
to be a01:29:38
monkey. If being African means mean01:29:41
means being01:29:42
Oralopythecus, I'm good because I can01:29:45
find myself right here in Plymouth Rock.01:29:50
I can find El Negro stature right here.01:29:53
You can find Ome statues look like me01:29:55
right now. Right here. I don't got to go01:29:58
deal with the paleontologist forgeries01:30:01
and deceptions when they can't find01:30:04
their own damn ancestors. But they01:30:06
saying that they keep finding minds and01:30:09
every time they introduce me to it, it's01:30:11
a monkey, [ __ ] You better miss me with01:30:13
that. Let's give a shout out to Panama01:30:16
Jack. He said, "I'm from Florida. We can01:30:19
tell Haitians by their01:30:21
line, by the hairline, y'all." You know,01:30:25
cuz blacks and01:30:26
Haitians, they are they don't identify01:30:29
as the same group. Now, we all brothers01:30:32
and sisters, but it's like tribes,01:30:34
different. You know what I'm saying? And01:30:36
that's what I'm saying. You can tell01:30:37
each tribe by their identity and all01:30:40
that, but check this out.01:30:43
Uh, let me see01:30:45
here. Sister01:30:47
Bethy. Oh, I I already read these. I01:30:50
already read them01:30:52
all. Maron say, "I forgot the name on01:30:55
the author of this quote. make the01:30:57
Indian disappear but the but the man01:31:00
still be here could have been Walter01:31:02
Pleer or someone in the planning of our01:31:05
history of his story writers for01:31:08
displacement from the land01:31:13
at this time the call line is open and01:31:17
we welcome opposition I don't like a01:31:19
echo chamber so what I do to encourage01:31:22
opposition01:31:24
is basically let you talk because a lot01:31:27
of channels opposition don't get no01:31:30
love. But over here, we'll be01:31:32
respectful. We'll let you give you push01:31:35
back and we'll let you have what however01:31:37
much time you need to counter anything01:31:40
that I've said that you01:31:43
may not agree with. Shout out to the01:31:46
people joining right now. We about to01:31:48
open up the calls in just a minute.01:31:50
Shout out to Demi. Shout out to Maron.01:31:53
Thank y'all for joining me here today.01:31:56
But yeah, peace y'all. Shout out to Rum01:31:59
Ham Solo for01:32:01
gifting for gifting memberships. Thank01:32:08
you. Um, shout out to Demi. Hold up.01:32:11
Shout out to Molly. We got a lot of01:32:14
people in here right now. How many01:32:16
people? Almost 2,000. So, guess what01:32:19
I'mma do? I'm going to gift01:32:22
memberships. Like and share the video.01:32:25
keep the numbers up and you never know01:32:28
when I'm going to gift memberships. So,01:32:30
you make sure that you are01:32:33
present. Make sure that you are01:32:37
present when we go live. You don't want01:32:40
to miss the live streams. I try to go01:32:42
live when I know that you guys get out01:32:44
of work around 5 or whenever. That's my01:32:48
time. I'm on Pacific time, but I just01:32:50
gifted five01:32:52
memberships. I'm not able to choose who01:32:55
get the memberships. Their rant is01:32:56
random. It's random, right? So, don't01:33:00
get mad at me if you're a day one and01:33:03
you didn't get one from me cuz I don't01:33:05
choose them. But I did gift five01:33:08
memberships is random. So, that that way01:33:11
you want to join every live stream cuz01:33:13
you may just get gifted a membership.01:33:16
Let's allow the callers to keep joining.01:33:19
And while that happened, we're going to01:33:21
play the song.01:33:23
[Music]01:33:31
Yeah.01:33:33
Yeah. This is not a spoof. I got proof01:33:36
when you the truth. All of these haters01:33:38
be hella mad at you. I'll be in the01:33:41
booth full of goose. Avoiding chickens,01:33:43
doing what the [ __ ] I'm supposed to do.01:33:46
Trying to stop my plan. Know that you a01:33:48
fan. Throwing rocks and hiding your01:33:50
hands. All you got is fam. Heard that01:33:53
from my grams when she was watching01:33:55
silence of the lambs. Swear I tell you01:33:58
no lies. As days go by, I be wiping more01:34:01
tears from my eyes. Had to swallow my01:34:04
pride to brighten my skies. I'm seeing01:34:06
all these wolves in disguise. They be01:34:08
hating on me every day. Oh yeah, yeah,01:34:13
yeah. Cuz they know that I'm the truth01:34:16
and I let this [ __ ] loose. Yeah. Yeah.01:34:18
Oh yeah. Yeah. And I'll be twisting up01:34:21
that backwards, rolling through them01:34:23
backwards.01:34:24
Yeah. My haters can't move forward cuz01:34:27
they got this [ __ ] backwards. Yeah. Oh01:34:30
yeah. Yeah. Life is one big road with01:34:33
lots of signs. When you ride through the01:34:36
ruts, don't complicate your mind. Flee01:34:38
from hate, mischief, and jealousy. Don't01:34:41
bury your thoughts. Put your vision to01:34:43
reality. Now if you not a fluke and you01:34:45
the truth. Put your hands in the air01:34:47
like you rais in the roof. Ever since a01:34:50
youth, I've been hater proof. All my01:34:52
dogs woof. It's cloudy in the booof. You01:34:55
don't stand a chance. You know that you01:34:57
a stand. Want to see me stuck inside a01:35:00
can. All you got is fam. Heard that from01:35:03
my grams when she was cooking cornbread01:35:05
and yams. Swear I tell you no lies. As01:35:08
days go by, I be wiping more tears from01:35:11
my eyes. Had to swallow my pride to01:35:14
brighten my skies. I'm seeing all these01:35:16
wolves in disguise, they be hating on me01:35:19
every day. Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz they01:35:24
know that I'm the truth and I let this01:35:26
[ __ ] loose. Yeah. Yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah.01:35:29
And I be twisting up that backwards.01:35:31
Rolling through them backwards.01:35:34
Yeah. My haters can't move forward cuz01:35:37
they got this [ __ ] backwards. Yeah. Oh01:35:39
yeah. Yeah.01:35:48
Yo, peace and love, man. Check me01:35:52
out. Make sure if y'all like that song,01:35:56
you can download it by using the link01:35:58
that's pinned to the top. That's called01:36:01
Everyday. And yeah, that one is ready01:36:04
for to be downloaded for whoever want01:36:06
to, you know, grab that single, man.01:36:10
So, I will be having a lot of these01:36:12
distributed through Dro Kid because uh01:36:16
what I what was what was going on was I01:36:19
was trying to figure out what company I01:36:22
need to be trying to distribute my music01:36:25
through. Shout out to you, Marcel01:36:27
McWain. Welcome back, bro. And Jay01:36:30
Santos Sterling, everybody. I'm about to01:36:33
Yeah. Yeah. Um, I finally decided I'm01:36:36
going to do it with Dro01:36:40
Kid. My bad. I'm talking on mute, but01:36:43
what's good, Marcel? Welcome back, bro.01:36:45
And to Jay Santos and everybody in01:36:47
Sterling. Yeah, I'm I'm um Yeah, I mean,01:36:51
I had to I'm very like OCD. I I look01:36:55
into all the platforms and see what's01:36:58
what because I be hearing rumors. But if01:37:00
y'all know something, just let me know.01:37:02
But I'mma keep the show going. We got01:37:04
callers on. Let's Let's get the callers01:37:07
on. Let's get the callers on, man. We'll01:37:10
start with whoever want it first.01:37:16
Welcome. Welcome. We got uh what? Five01:37:20
people on right now. And welcome,01:37:23
welcome, Sal. Sanchez. How you doing,01:37:25
man? Salute. Salute to you on the panel.01:37:27
Yeah. Talk to talk to him. Salutes, man.01:37:31
Salute, man. Uh before before you close01:37:34
out the show, man, uh can you do me a01:37:36
favor, man? Could you go through um you01:37:38
remember you did the math and show like01:37:40
the slave ship thing didn't work out,01:37:43
like how much ships they're going to01:37:45
need and you know, I mean, the time01:37:47
they're going to take to build the01:37:48
ships. Could you just go through that01:37:50
one more time for me? Cuz you know what01:37:52
happened? I'm I'm not really at the01:37:54
keyboard now. Uh okay. But yeah, I'm01:37:57
about to screen share in a minute in in01:38:00
a second. I'm smoking out I'm smoking01:38:02
out the door. Yeah, for sure. But y'all01:38:04
got the mic though.01:38:06
All right. So, just peace peace and love01:38:08
to the panel. Peace and love. I'm about01:38:10
to get to the uh screen share for y'all.01:38:13
I'm I'm um hold up a second though. I'm01:38:15
actually Yeah, man.01:38:18
Hey, uh01:38:21
uh if anybody in the chat room want to01:38:24
join, I just dropped the Zoom link.01:38:25
Let's get the callers on. And for the01:38:28
callers that are on, no squat now. I01:38:32
know the sister Demi, she's quiet. She01:38:34
ain't going to say much, but salutes to01:38:36
the rest of y'all, man.01:38:39
Um, let's talk to the people. What01:38:42
brings y'all here today? Peace and love01:38:43
to everybody, man. Um,01:38:46
yeah, man. I think I think a lot of that01:38:48
uh washing of of our history, man, is01:38:50
only here in America. It seems like uh a01:38:54
lot of places overseas, man, they teach01:38:56
that they teach that that history to to01:38:58
their people. It seems like only here01:39:01
they're trying to hide it only here in01:39:03
in on this land, you know. Um you know,01:39:07
I'm Puerto Rican. I'm from, you know,01:39:09
uh, so, you know, you guys all know that01:39:11
what what that consists of in its01:39:13
entirety. But, um, you know, doing my01:39:16
research and that, you know, just doing01:39:18
that shows the Moors the, uh, the Moors01:39:23
had, you know, a whole kingdom, you01:39:25
know, before, you know, those times. So,01:39:28
I mean, there is definitely history01:39:30
before the history that we know. man is01:39:33
is a a thriving history, not some people01:39:36
walking out of caves, you know, uh01:39:39
technology was there at those times. So,01:39:42
I'm with you. I I agree on everything.01:39:46
You know, the sad thing about it is what01:39:48
the Panaffricans do, they say it's01:39:52
disrespectful because I found out the01:39:55
reverse psychology, my brother Santos.01:39:58
What what they they'll be like01:40:00
um black people came over here on slave01:40:04
ships 400 years ago and in 400 years we01:40:09
made it to the top of like football,01:40:11
basketball and all that [ __ ] And they01:40:14
were at like it's so big of an01:40:17
accomplishment. 400 years and we made01:40:20
it, you know, to where we at now. All01:40:22
you [ __ ] got basically was BET. But my01:40:26
whole thing is this right here, right?01:40:29
Uh, our real greatness was hidden behind01:40:32
this fake narrative of in 400 years we01:40:36
became these hippity hopy black01:40:40
Americans that the world copy off of01:40:42
today and all that right there. The01:40:44
thing is before any of that we were gods01:40:48
man. We had knowledge of like electric.01:40:51
We were geniuses. We we the people that01:40:54
was on this land like what when El Negro01:40:57
was walking around they were builders01:40:59
man like they they was building01:41:01
beautiful structures that we still01:41:03
looking at today and we be marveling at01:41:05
them. So they made us think that they01:41:08
was living in teepee like you got to01:41:11
just imagine a bunch of people living in01:41:13
teepee with these big ass stone statues01:41:17
in the background. I'm sleeping in a01:41:20
little teepee though.01:41:23
like it, you know, but these people01:41:25
mastering stonework architecture, but01:41:28
they'll give us that kind of [ __ ] But01:41:30
it's so much we've been lied about.01:41:32
I'mma turn the mic back over. Yeah. They01:41:34
they want us to glorify the idea of you01:41:37
getting off a ship and leading the NFL01:41:40
and rushing after 400 years, you know,01:41:44
versus you having a a huge kingdom prior01:41:47
to that. Yeah.01:41:49
Hey, I think it goes back to what you01:41:51
said before, man. Uh they switched it up01:41:53
on us, you know, because this is what we01:41:55
was telling them, you know, the the the01:41:57
slaves took over. You know how they say01:41:59
the uh the the inmates took over, you01:42:02
know, that saying, you know, when they01:42:03
the prison, the inmates took over. It01:42:05
seemed like that flip, the slaves took01:42:07
over and now they rewriting history.01:42:12
Yeah. This this uh this whole thing is01:42:17
mostly about the01:42:19
land. It's mostly01:42:22
about displacing us from our ancestors01:42:28
who was here and making it seem like we01:42:32
was all brought here when we we were01:42:35
already here, but they needed uh uh01:42:39
labor.01:42:40
They didn't want to do their own01:42:42
farming. They didn't come over here even01:42:44
know how to01:42:45
farm. So, you know, they just most of01:42:49
the time they just was01:42:51
uh writing writing01:42:54
treaties and uh uh going back on the01:42:58
treaty soon as they get enough people in01:43:01
because the real immigrants that was01:43:02
them coming on the ships.01:43:07
They was immigrating at that time and so01:43:09
they was just on the edge of the of the01:43:11
land on the east coast.01:43:15
She was connected and then they was on01:43:17
the on the west coast all through the uh01:43:19
South America and uh the bottom of South01:43:23
America and and and01:43:25
Mexico got the biggest pyramids in the01:43:28
world in Mexico.01:43:37
you connected.01:43:39
I can't hear01:43:40
your breaking up.01:43:57
Yeah, I can hear you. I heard somebody01:44:00
else uh uh coming in.01:44:03
Yeah, man. I'm just saying, man. It's01:44:06
just cuz I'm st a lot of people be like,01:44:09
"Bro, Sanchez, I'mma holl at you when01:44:12
you get back on like the flat earth01:44:14
stuff." They don't realize that this01:44:17
identity crisis that black folks are01:44:20
going through is tied into the flat01:44:22
earth [ __ ] the evolution [ __ ] and all01:44:25
that. And that's what I was trying to01:44:27
show them today because flat earth, the01:44:31
thing was so deep about flat earth, once01:44:34
you get into ancient cosmology, you get01:44:36
into human origins. And when you get01:44:39
into human origins, you stepping on the01:44:42
out of Africa theory. It's deeper than01:44:44
Sanchez going against pan-Africans. Is01:44:47
the fact that I teach ancient cosmology01:44:50
and everything about ancient cosmology01:44:53
goes against evolution. Panaffrican01:44:56
theory. So many pe different groups is01:44:59
gonna have a problem with flat earth01:45:01
because it teaching it the way the01:45:03
ancestors saw how how life started what01:45:06
the earth is. You're going to piss off01:45:09
space fanatics aborig you're going to01:45:11
piss off moors pan Africa they got man01:45:14
when you tell the truth you gonna piss01:45:16
off all the world's most powerful groups01:45:18
gonna come together against your group.01:45:22
Oh yeah. Um when you look at um what01:45:25
Israel is doing right now, it's just a a01:45:28
repeat of what happened01:45:30
here. Once they get all them people01:45:33
either dead or out the country and their01:45:36
future history books, they're going to01:45:38
write them right out of that.01:45:45
It's so deep, bro. the the flat earth is01:45:48
the tip of the iceberg because what they01:45:51
ain't trying to what's what you're going01:45:52
to realize is what they really hiding is01:45:56
advanced earth. See once you realize the01:45:59
earth is the earth is flat. You start01:46:03
seeing technology that was designed01:46:05
based on that fact is deeper than the01:46:08
earth being flat. The ancestors taught01:46:10
that the earth was a big Tesla coil. And01:46:14
a lot of FBAs and Aboriginals, they01:46:17
don't rock with us because we flat01:46:19
power. We we we we part of the01:46:23
revolution now. But we like the the01:46:25
nerds that that no one play with. They01:46:28
they know we family, but they like Yeah.01:46:31
You know, they they you know, flat01:46:34
earthers though. But see, when they when01:46:36
they see Yeah.01:46:38
Because when you free your mind from01:46:40
that that that01:46:43
uh that that narrative, then you start01:46:46
to to really analyze everything else01:46:51
like the moon landing that everybody01:46:55
that fooled everybody. But my father01:46:57
told me like when I was a kid like01:47:01
basically I was a teenager he told me01:47:04
that man that was something they filmed01:47:06
Disneyland made that so I ain't even01:47:08
tricked my01:47:11
father but they had tricked me but uh01:47:15
they didn't trick him. He said man that01:47:16
was something that they filmed in the01:47:18
studio in Hollywood somewhere. Yeah. And01:47:21
right now I think they're in the bottom01:47:23
of Area 51 pretending they up there in01:47:25
space.01:47:29
Can I speak?01:47:31
Hey, shout out. What happened? Oh, Marc01:47:33
I thought Marcel. Oh, yeah. There you01:47:34
go. Shout out to uh the shout out. Yeah.01:47:38
Could I speak for a second? Yeah, for01:47:39
sure.01:47:41
Yeah, bro. Look, I wanted to uh speak on01:47:43
uh when we were younger men growing up01:47:45
in the south with me being in01:47:46
Mississippi, how our elders taught us01:47:49
that we were in fact Indians. They never01:47:51
told us that we were from Africa,01:47:55
right? And then you know what the whole01:47:57
thing is? What I don't like about the01:48:00
Pan-Africans cuz they turned it into a01:48:02
joke. I was one of and Aboriginals got01:48:05
to admit if they go back with me. I was01:48:08
one of the first Aboriginals to come01:48:10
with that grandma [ __ ] too. That whole01:48:13
you ain't going to tell you you ain't01:48:15
going to make me like my grandma told me01:48:18
who I am. You who the [ __ ] is the story?01:48:21
I remember that. You feel me? Bro, and01:48:24
and and so they made it a joke now to01:48:27
where all them [ __ ] learning from01:48:29
grandma. But check it out, bro. This is01:48:32
what they don't know. What I want to01:48:33
teach y'all what I was saying earlier.01:48:35
What I ain't teaching y'all. Y'all know01:48:37
this. I'm talking about to them to them01:48:39
is01:48:40
that a person's a group of people's01:48:43
identity was always told by word about.01:48:47
So in other words, if a scientist is01:48:50
telling the world who you are, they01:48:52
acting like you are a damn incubator01:48:55
baby. Think about that now. If I'm a01:48:57
scientist and I genetically modify and01:49:00
create this humanoid less this you know01:49:05
animallike human let's call it a01:49:07
humanoid then the humanoid can't01:49:10
selfidentify like a robot can't tell the01:49:14
world who it is outside of what I told01:49:17
it it is as its maker. If I tell the01:49:20
robot it's a robot, but the robot tells01:49:23
somebody else I'm a dog. I'm going to01:49:25
correct my robot. I'mma say, "No, you're01:49:28
not a dog. You're a robot." And that's01:49:30
how they correct black people. When a01:49:32
black people say, "Well, I'm an Indian.01:49:34
I've been here." No, you're not. You're01:49:36
aopithicus monkey [ __ ] and you01:49:39
come from Africa. See, nobody else get01:49:42
treated like that other than the And I I01:49:46
know why they doing it.01:49:49
You know what I'm saying? So the whole01:49:53
thing be Yeah. Yeah. Y'all got it. You01:49:56
know, I could go on and on. Was they01:49:58
kept01:50:00
right. But you're right though. They01:50:02
kept renaming us, reclassifying us.01:50:06
That's why we we just lost that01:50:08
connection and then they just straight01:50:09
made a law that they can hang you if you01:50:12
claim to be an Indian. Why would they01:50:13
make that law? You can Google that. You01:50:15
could go look that up in the in the in01:50:18
the history of the laws. That was actual01:50:21
law. I'mma tell you what I don't like01:50:24
about these folks, man. Because they got01:50:28
anthropologist. These anthropologists01:50:30
will go study some of the most remote01:50:32
tribes. Now, we don't know these tribes.01:50:35
Some of these tribes they come in01:50:37
contact with for the first time ever in01:50:40
history. And when they meet these01:50:42
people, they ask them, "Who are you? How01:50:45
long have y'all been on the earth? Where01:50:47
did your people come from? Tell me about01:50:50
your people." And those people will sit01:50:52
there and tell their whole history while01:50:55
that white anthropologist write it all01:50:58
down and come make books and movies01:51:01
about it to educate us and hip us to01:51:03
this new group of people. But the whole01:51:05
thing is this right here.01:51:08
They showing you the way that you01:51:11
supposed to meet uh um how you uh get01:51:16
acquainted with groups. Like if if some01:51:18
western anthropologist go to a remote01:51:22
tribe, they're going to learn about the01:51:24
tribe through the tribe, they ain't01:51:26
going to tell the tribe about01:51:27
themselves. But here's the kicker. If01:51:30
they colonized that tribe, everything01:51:33
that the tribe taught them about who01:51:35
they were and how that tied to that01:51:37
land, when the colonizer take over that01:51:40
land and that tribe, that colonizer01:51:42
don't want the tribe to tell they real01:51:45
history no more. Cuz they history holds01:51:48
the truth about who originally own the01:51:51
land. Facts. That's exactly what01:51:54
happened01:51:58
here. Yeah.01:52:00
Yeah, I was going to say that the01:52:01
problem is is that black people or who01:52:05
what we call black today, it change01:52:07
every 40 years. So like right now black01:52:10
people are calling themselves FBA. But01:52:13
we just got finished calling ourselves01:52:14
black. 40 years before that we called01:52:16
ourselves African-American. Then 4001:52:18
years before that they called us01:52:20
colored. Then they called us negro. Then01:52:23
they called us [ __ ] Then they called01:52:24
us boy. So it changed every be honest.01:52:32
and it keep people from knowing who they01:52:33
are. To be truthful, we are Aboriginal01:52:36
all around the earth. So it don't matter01:52:39
if we come from Africa. There's people01:52:41
that look just like us in Asia right now01:52:43
being discriminated against. But we we01:52:46
are all around the world. So not every01:52:50
black person descend like directly from01:52:52
slaves. I have a Irish last name and I01:52:56
know good and well Irish people didn't01:52:57
really own slaves like that. And that be01:53:00
throwing people off because they be01:53:01
thinking I'm ScotsIrish and I'm not. I'm01:53:04
black. My whole ancestry I trace01:53:07
back as much of my ancestry go to Europe01:53:10
and I'm one of the darkest black people01:53:12
you meet. So we all around the world.01:53:15
It's not just containerized to the01:53:17
United States or to Africa or wherever.01:53:20
And that's where the lies come in. We01:53:22
being lied to to make it seem like01:53:24
everybody just black and your lineage01:53:26
just come from slavery. We've been here01:53:29
from the since there's been a earth and01:53:31
humans, we've been on the earth and01:53:33
we've been living naturally in balance01:53:35
with nature until they came and messed01:53:38
it up for real. You know, you know01:53:40
what's crazy about what you saying too?01:53:43
What and I'mma pass it to the next01:53:44
person because I hear somebody. If you01:53:47
tell a person, "Black people been in01:53:50
America," they'll say, "So, you mean to01:53:52
tell me black people just been in01:53:54
America since the beginning of time?"01:53:57
Yes. But so, but then if they say,01:53:59
"Well, life started in Africa with black01:54:01
people in Africa." And you can be like,01:54:04
"You mean to tell me Africans just been01:54:07
in Africa since the beginning of time?"01:54:10
I can do this with you, too. It got to01:54:13
be a point where we say humans just01:54:16
always was, man, and just always is.01:54:20
Like, as long as there was a earth,01:54:22
there were humans everywhere, not just01:54:24
in one01:54:26
spot. Yep. And if you believe in pangia,01:54:29
it was all one land mass anyway. So,01:54:31
who's to say that if that's what you01:54:34
believe in and we the original people,01:54:36
of course, we're gonna simultaneously be01:54:38
everywhere because according to their01:54:40
science, the Earth started off as pangia01:54:43
anyway, which is one big land mass that01:54:45
separated over time. So, of course, we01:54:48
going to be everywhere.01:54:52
Now, somebody wanted me to screen share.01:54:55
Oh, okay. Go ahead. Who was that? Like01:54:57
like you say, they changed our names01:55:00
though and then we start, you know, and01:55:03
then a lot of times it was like a racial01:55:05
slur that they attached to us and then01:55:08
that's what they called us, you know,01:55:11
and then we turned it into an ter term01:55:13
of01:55:14
endearment and it no longer affected us.01:55:19
But each time it was each time they01:55:22
changed it, it was pushing us further01:55:24
from what we01:55:26
were. You understand? So, and then the01:55:28
educational indoctrination system said,01:55:31
"Okay, let's, you know, make this Indian01:55:33
into something else." And and that's01:55:36
where that uh mandatory schooling came01:55:39
in because there was a mission. They was01:55:42
they was pushing us away from the01:55:45
mentality that these are our lands. No,01:55:48
our lands are way over there on the01:55:49
other side of the01:55:51
world. And that way you don't really01:55:54
have no claim to nothing, you know, and01:55:57
that's why they don't uh uh never01:55:59
acknowledge us, you know, as a people01:56:02
because they erase the history that we01:56:06
have. And and I think that them uh the01:56:10
mounds that are like in St. Lewis. Uh01:56:14
there's mounds really all over the place01:56:16
that they they destroyed a lot of them.01:56:19
Literally blew them up, you know, when01:56:21
they were uh finding all this stuff,01:56:23
this history. They found some stuff in01:56:25
the Grand Canyon. Um and they've been01:56:28
just like they just basically cut that01:56:30
off. No access. And why are they afraid01:56:33
of the history of the mounds? Well,01:56:36
because they gonna find us in there, our01:56:39
ancestors in there. That's why they01:56:41
don't want to go. Nobody going in there01:56:43
and looking at none of that stuff. They01:56:44
got stuff that's uh01:56:47
Egyptian that they don't found in the in01:56:49
the Grand Canyon. And a lot of people uh01:56:52
say this this is uh I forgot that01:56:56
scientist's name. Yeah, I know where you01:56:58
go. You know where I'm going, right? But01:57:01
them pyramids and and and tunnels in01:57:04
South America are older than the pyramid01:57:08
in Egypt. Egypt. Now guess what, Marley?01:57:11
Hey, guess what they be trying to say?01:57:13
You know, everybody had this big theory.01:57:15
No, you can finish your spill after01:57:17
this. You, you know, people used to say01:57:19
like, well, America is Egypt.01:57:23
Mhm. But it's the other way around.01:57:25
Egypt is America.01:57:28
Exactly. What you saying? Yeah. That it01:57:30
was like it was we was traveling over01:57:32
there before they was traveling over01:57:34
here.01:57:36
And that's that's uh this is considered01:57:38
the old world like a lot of the like the01:57:41
Mississippi was considered like the Nile01:57:44
because and I prove this true because01:57:47
the first stories of Jonah in the well01:57:50
dying on the cross resurrection talk was01:57:53
right here in America manico in South01:57:56
America all these old so-called and01:57:59
that's the kicker see the people who01:58:01
forging their identity the small hats01:58:04
the J word people. They using these01:58:07
stories of resurrection in the Bible.01:58:09
They're trying to link themselves to01:58:11
these old folklores to say, "Hey, I'm01:58:15
the group of people that's been telling01:58:17
these old stories this long. So, we the01:58:20
we old as hell. We've been here. So,01:58:22
that gives us some sort of authority."01:58:24
What's the root word of authority?01:58:26
Author. The original authors of all the01:58:29
text. The the we wrote about the land01:58:31
and the sacred spots on it. You couldn't01:58:34
talk about if I take you to a a shrine01:58:37
on my land or a altar, that altar or01:58:40
this statue been here for01:58:43
generations. If a new person come and01:58:46
take this land, they got to destroy them01:58:48
statues. They got that's all the01:58:50
evidence that show how long my people01:58:52
been there. That show if if even the01:58:55
stories that we was telling on this land01:58:58
for all them millions of years,01:59:00
everybody have agreed these are the01:59:02
oldest stories in the world about01:59:05
resurrection, dying on a cross, a dude01:59:08
in a a serpent's mouth or fish mouth.01:59:12
And so that's why these stories are so01:59:14
important. It ain't really spiritual.01:59:17
It's economic. It's like the people who01:59:20
can say, "Well, it was my people who01:59:22
been telling these stories before01:59:24
everyone else." They really the ones01:59:27
that's saying we can prove we was on01:59:29
these lands01:59:31
first. So, it's deeper than them just01:59:34
saying, you know, my people was telling01:59:36
these stories before yours because they01:59:39
full of ego. It's deep. This goes all01:59:41
into ownership of the land.01:59:45
And this pyramids right now, they call01:59:47
them mounds because they don't want to01:59:49
uncover01:59:50
them. But then you could tell they you01:59:53
look at them, they just pyramids. And01:59:55
there's pyramids all over the01:59:57
uh01:59:59
uh China. I mean like it's it look like02:00:03
more pyramids in China than than Africa02:00:05
down there.02:00:07
That's because they got vegetation on02:00:09
it, but you could see the pyramids.02:00:12
They're like rows and rows of them. You02:00:14
could just see them. And and and and02:00:16
what's so real what's so real about it02:00:18
is that the uh Cucon pyramid in South02:00:22
America got a celestial alignment.02:00:26
That's in my opinion equivalent to the02:00:29
Orion alignment. You can't tell me that02:00:32
the way that the sun Yo, this some dope02:00:34
[ __ ] now. The South Americans built the02:00:37
pyramid that every time the sun hit that02:00:40
[ __ ] at a certain time, a serpent appear02:00:43
and they got the head already built02:00:45
there. But his body is the [ __ ] man.02:00:48
Listen, it's the shade of the bro.02:00:51
That's way more intricate than the [ __ ]02:00:53
we see in Egypt. And it looks better.02:00:57
And it sounds better. The acoustics02:01:00
there are incredible. Like you could be02:01:02
standing on the top and talking to the02:01:05
crowd and the sound of your voice echoes02:01:08
as if you have a02:01:10
a a02:01:12
concert equipment. You know what I'm02:01:15
saying? It just it just the acoustics02:01:17
are so good that like you can hear me02:01:19
all the way down on the ground from the02:01:21
top of the the uh the pyramid.02:01:25
Hey, let me read. And that's the reason02:01:26
why the And that's the reason why the02:01:28
pyramid is all over the earth because02:01:31
really they all come from the same02:01:34
people. So they all have the same02:01:36
knowledge. So who's to say that they02:01:38
couldn't communicate through instant02:01:41
communication like we can through our02:01:42
cell phones? Who's who's to say they02:01:44
couldn't do that back then? People be02:01:46
underelling the abilities that the02:01:48
people in the ancient world had. That's02:01:50
right. They didn't just have to use02:01:51
technology to do it. They had more02:01:53
spiritual means to do it. Well, well,02:01:55
they were interconnected back then. I02:01:58
would say this, our02:02:01
spirituality is why we was able to be02:02:04
technological and and and so I don't02:02:07
think we had to use any kind of, you02:02:11
know,02:02:13
spook miracles or spookism. I believe we02:02:17
was just advanced beings and they ain't02:02:19
telling us that. Let me give a shout out02:02:21
to EasyWC. I think the mounds was what02:02:25
they call in the day earth ships. The02:02:27
man who claim he made them trying to use02:02:30
it as a way to get rid of02:02:31
tra. But we built them with the natural02:02:34
materials, not toxic trash. Yeah, that's02:02:37
facts right there. And the thing about02:02:40
the mounds, the thing about those02:02:43
mounds,02:02:44
right, those mounds were02:02:48
like02:02:50
insulated dwellings. like it'll be cool02:02:53
during the summer, it'll be um warm warm02:02:57
during the winter. And uh we look at02:03:00
these mounds like a turnoff like it's02:03:03
primitive type [ __ ] But what if I told02:03:06
y'all in02:03:08
2025 we going back to mound earth houses02:03:11
and dirt houses? I've seen that. Shoot.02:03:15
We already going to underground living.02:03:19
Yep. That's the new wave.02:03:22
that one uh monument where they got this02:03:24
giant02:03:27
snake. It's it's a giant snake. Uh I02:03:30
forget which state it's in, but it it02:03:34
coincides with the with the stars also.02:03:36
It lines up. And one thing one thing,02:03:39
man, I I want to say real quick about02:03:41
the mound houses before we go too far.02:03:44
What I want to say, what the point I was02:03:46
going to make was this, right? I don't02:03:49
think that living in a mound dwelling02:03:52
make you none technological or02:03:54
primitive. I think it make you smarter02:03:56
because they did it for different like I02:04:00
believe cuz you see these big stone02:04:02
structures then you see mounds right I02:04:06
don't think that um the mounds is some02:04:09
sort of primitive tech I think that it's02:04:13
some sort of way to be connected still02:04:16
with the earth some sort of way02:04:18
um because like the ancestors still had02:04:23
this brain way of thinking. So you to02:04:26
tap into the mindset of their world, it02:04:30
was very technological, way more02:04:32
technological than Elon, Nicola, Tesla.02:04:35
Man, you can only imagine. They were02:04:36
very, very into electromagnetism, sound,02:04:40
and vibration. But they would do some02:04:43
stuff that we would call still would be02:04:45
humble or primitive. for example, a kind02:04:48
of group of people that had a lot of02:04:50
advanced technology, but they knew when02:04:53
to use it and when not. They knew still02:04:56
like just cuz I can make GMO food,02:05:01
seedless watermelons, I need to stick to02:05:04
eating this plain ass sweet potato cuz02:05:06
it's good for my health. Even though I'm02:05:09
smart enough to invent high fructose02:05:12
corn syrup, red seven, I don't want it02:05:15
too much technological to where I'm02:05:17
eating my technology. My food becomes a02:05:20
lab experiment. So our ancestors02:05:23
maintain a level of control where they02:05:27
was able to live in this futuristic they02:05:30
was able to still indulge in futuristic02:05:32
what we would call intricate concepts02:05:35
while maintaining a very humble and02:05:38
simple way of living at the same time.02:05:40
It was paradoxical. It's like it is02:05:44
simple and complicated you know and it02:05:46
was just heaven. this perfect blend of02:05:50
simple [ __ ] and complicated [ __ ] You02:05:53
know what I'm saying? Bro, look, I went02:05:55
down the wormhole, right? I went down02:05:56
the rimhole on the mounds, right? And um02:06:00
it said that those are electromagnetic02:06:04
and it's like lined up with celestial02:06:06
beings, but those were like before the02:06:09
pyramids. And like we started building02:06:11
mounds first and then we shaped the it02:06:12
went from mounds to getting shaped in02:06:14
pyramids, right? But but I got a02:06:17
question for you, right?02:06:19
Um damn. What was the what's the02:06:21
question I have for you? Oh, yeah. Oh,02:06:22
yeah. Um do you know All right. You02:06:24
believe that the um the ripple effect02:06:27
started like life started from the North02:06:28
Pole, right?02:06:31
Mhm. Yeah. Yeah. So, all right. Do you02:06:34
know the closest continent to the North02:06:36
Pole?02:06:38
Well, there was four continents around02:06:41
the North Pole that was seen on Mada map02:06:44
and the Pik me said that they was from02:06:46
one of them. That's what I know. But02:06:48
what what you got? I know they on a map02:06:50
today. They don't refer to those. They02:06:53
got it as uh they got no bro. It's North02:06:56
America.02:06:59
We can't be the closest to the door.02:07:01
Google it now. I just Googled it. Damn.02:07:04
That's it's the northern it's the02:07:05
northern part of Canada that's02:07:07
technically Yeah. the closest. Okay. The02:07:12
damn that's crazy though. Yeah. That may02:07:15
be a reason why we got that. You know02:07:16
what I mean? We so close to it. If that02:07:18
theory is true with the ripple effect,02:07:20
that may be a reason why we got the02:07:22
first wave.02:07:24
Yeah. Yeah. But to to bro Sanchez point,02:07:29
it's the same way how right now the02:07:31
super rich elites, they are starting to02:07:34
build bunkers. They doing like all these02:07:37
different green initiatives, not for02:07:39
everybody else, but for themselves. So02:07:41
it's like the more that they attain02:07:44
wealth, the more that they're actually02:07:46
trying to go back to exactly what you02:07:47
said, which is, okay, we got all these02:07:50
technology advances, we got all this02:07:52
money from the people that we hoarding02:07:54
for ourselves. So now let's open up the02:07:57
little green scapes. Like if you was to02:07:59
go to the most wealthiest part of your02:08:01
town, they got all these parks. They got02:08:04
the coffee shops or like vines covering02:08:06
up the whole building. This is kind of02:08:09
the way that they doing it. But in02:08:11
reality, they devolved just to try and02:08:14
go back to what the people before us was02:08:16
already doing. So, it's it's like what02:08:19
was the point of doing what they did02:08:20
before if they just gonna try and double02:08:22
back and do what's right in the end, but02:08:25
it's only going to be right for them02:08:26
because they gonna hoard it for02:08:27
themselves.02:08:29
I think they trying to hide, man. They02:08:32
digging them holes for disaster. Yeah.02:08:35
Yeah, of course they are. Once once they02:08:37
got them nukes, they they looking for a02:08:40
place to hide. Ain't going to be nowhere02:08:41
to hide. If you destroy the surface,02:08:43
there's nothing to come back to. And02:08:44
whatever goes up comes down. So if you02:08:46
saturate the land uh with with with02:08:50
nuclear waste, it's going to seep right02:08:53
down in the tomb you built for yourself.02:08:56
Um what they need to do rather than that02:08:58
is go back to them caves and because02:09:01
it's caves and tunnels under this under02:09:03
everywhere everywhere. They already got02:09:05
an underground city in LA where the02:09:08
celebrities go to drive under. But no,02:09:10
there's there's there's caves and02:09:11
tunnels that were already there that02:09:13
they ain't telling you about. Yeah, but02:09:15
they built it out. They built it out.02:09:16
They got like underground stores and02:09:18
everything for like they built their own02:09:20
too, but there wasn't there's many many02:09:24
of them that stretch all the way across02:09:27
that were already there all under02:09:28
Chicago. They flooded the ones in02:09:31
Chicago to hide them so we wouldn't02:09:34
question the reset. They flooded all02:09:37
those02:09:38
tunnels and uh the Yeah. And if you go02:09:42
over to uh the old old uh India and uh02:09:48
all over there where they destroyed all02:09:50
those02:09:52
uh old world buildings with all the wars02:09:55
over there, there's tunnels under all of02:09:57
that. Turkey up, there's tunnels under02:09:59
all of that. The Caucus Mountains, all02:10:01
of that. It's all tunnels02:10:05
to where like uh that's how man survived02:10:08
the deluge.02:10:10
So one thing I will say that and and you02:10:14
know this is we going beyond02:10:16
ethnogenesis. We really dig digging deep02:10:19
giving them some more stuff right now.02:10:20
History of the land. Something happened02:10:23
on this earth and it wasn't that long02:10:25
ago. It was in the near past and and I'm02:10:28
telling you man it damn near02:10:31
like life was reduced. It was some sort02:10:35
of reset on this earth to where we lost02:10:39
a bunch of technology that this world02:10:42
we're living in a postapocalyptic02:10:45
scenario. They're saying that our02:10:48
universe was just basically made02:10:52
um from a big bang when really our whole02:10:56
reality right now is a post-apocalyptic02:10:59
scenario that's the result of some big02:11:02
explosion that took place on this earth.02:11:04
I'm not trying to scare nobody. I don't02:11:07
want to. It's some sort of you can call02:11:09
a Carrington event. People got different02:11:12
names for it. They will say the vapor02:11:14
canopy collapse. It's so many terms.02:11:17
People call this flood. I think I think02:11:19
it's the ripple effect, bro. I think it02:11:21
was another ripple effect cuz the ripple02:11:22
effect never stop, right? And that and02:11:24
that you know what that ripple effect02:11:27
will go into the flood concept, Cedro.02:11:30
And and and and that makes sense because02:11:33
like a wave of energy to destroy all our02:11:37
entire grid that'll be devastating. like02:11:40
if Sir magnetic,02:11:43
have y'all seen the uh the the news uh02:11:46
uh discoveries on these pyramids? Cuz02:11:49
the pyramids were I believe they were02:11:52
all02:11:53
energy producing and saying that the uh02:11:57
the pyramid got uh uh pillars underneath02:12:01
it that go down three. Well, I did a I02:12:05
did a joint on that, right? I'm I'mma02:12:07
show you something about the day. Right.02:12:10
The Tower of Babel in the Bible is what02:12:13
we need to look at when we talk about02:12:15
the pyramids all around the world. The02:12:18
Bible didn't call them pyramids. It02:12:20
called them towers. And that's because02:12:23
the pyramids were the first form of 5G,02:12:27
4G, whatever Wi-Fi signal technology.02:12:30
Think about what the Bible said. The02:12:33
Bible said these people was building02:12:35
these towers all around the world and it02:12:38
made the people be connected as one on02:12:40
one accord. That's the internet, [ __ ]02:12:43
Think about it. What what connects02:12:45
everybody in the world and put them on02:12:48
one page and and it's done with a bunch02:12:50
of towers everywhere. The internet. The02:12:54
Bible is literally telling us about the02:12:56
ancient internet and the old world02:12:58
through the Bible story. And somebody02:13:01
knocked all that up and disconnected the02:13:03
whole world. Let me tell you what I02:13:05
think. I believe we reached the height02:13:07
of technology on this earth. And we used02:13:10
the internet to connect everybody on the02:13:13
earth into one universal, one world.02:13:15
Like how y'all say the new world order.02:13:18
Everybody got one religion, one02:13:20
language, one. But to today, we look at02:13:23
that like a bad thing. But back in the02:13:26
day, that was literally utopia. It it02:13:29
one no divid think about what the Bible02:13:31
say when you read the Bible the Bible02:13:34
story it talks about a beautiful world02:13:36
where it wasn't no different languages02:13:39
everybody in the world was one people02:13:42
one we was unified that's beautiful then02:13:45
it say something the God of the Bible02:13:48
knocked these towers down and ever since02:13:50
then the world been disconnected from02:13:53
each other split up with different02:13:54
languages and [ __ ] so I was saying what02:13:57
if the original earth be because this02:14:00
all we know we got to think big. We got02:14:02
to think what was the world like before02:14:04
this [ __ ] What if the original earth02:14:07
had gotten so deep with technology that02:14:10
they was they had connected the world02:14:12
with internet so long that they done02:14:15
away with division? Because think about02:14:17
it, if you have American connect to the02:14:20
same internet that China is connected02:14:23
to, to the same internet that Russia and02:14:26
all these kids get connected and they02:14:28
stay connected for hundreds of years,02:14:31
eventually they will create a universal02:14:33
language. Even if it's LOL, Lo,02:14:38
uh uh uh what's the other one? Uh you02:14:40
know, SMH, that's a universal language.02:14:44
If you on Tik Tok, I don't care if you02:14:46
if you can't speak American and I can't02:14:49
speak your language. We all can speak02:14:52
internet. We all can see I can02:14:55
communicate you with just02:14:57
emoticons and we can have a whole02:15:00
message without even using real English.02:15:03
We can use what I call02:15:06
web lols and just faces and [ __ ] sad. We02:15:11
can literally do people can literally02:15:13
have a whole Yeah. Go ahead. You know02:15:15
the story about the motorc that they're02:15:18
ancient. They're they're ancient. Oh,02:15:20
where did I see that at? But uh also02:15:24
like what you're saying with the02:15:26
worldwide net. I mean the whole world02:15:28
could have been Eden. It couldn't it02:15:31
wasn't in a single location.02:15:33
The Garden of Eden was the whole world02:15:35
and they was all interconnected with all02:15:38
these pyramids because they all like you02:15:41
said the three in uh in Mexico line up02:15:44
with Orion and the three in Egypt line02:15:48
up with Orion and uh Ver somewhere02:15:52
else cuz where else was that? It's only02:15:57
it's salutes to the panel.02:16:01
Salut salute.02:16:03
It's only two in Mexico. Uh the sun and02:16:07
the moon. I've been there. Uh pyramids02:16:11
and they is huge among us. The sun02:16:14
pyramid is much larger than the moon02:16:18
pyramid. But uh when I was there, they02:16:21
they wouldn't let you go up the stairs.02:16:24
They won't let you go in there. They got02:16:26
it blocked off where you know uh you can02:16:30
only take pictures and be a tourist. You02:16:32
know what I mean? But I agree with you02:16:35
Sanchez that uh the the com connection02:16:40
I'm in Cambodia right now Sanchez. I02:16:42
tried to reach out to you the last02:16:45
screen and uh I sent you some emails but02:16:49
um you shut down. But02:16:53
anyway, when when I travel and I see02:16:56
things, I see what we had once upon a02:17:00
time. And and I'm from the south. I'm02:17:03
from Georgia. And you know, back in the02:17:06
day, if one of the neighbors seen you do02:17:10
something wrong, they whoop your butt.02:17:14
And I used to wonder, how could I get a02:17:17
whooping by my neighbor and then go home02:17:19
and get a whooping by my mama? I didn't02:17:22
I didn't understand that. But here's the02:17:25
thing. Back in the02:17:27
day, they felt like oneness. It was a a02:17:32
community of oneness. That neighbor02:17:35
seeing you as their child. And and and02:17:40
when I'm in Cambodia or Mexico, I see02:17:44
that in the in the societies. These02:17:48
people feel like brothers and sisters.02:17:50
For real. For real. You get me? They sit02:17:53
down and they eat out of one bowl. When02:17:57
my wife cook over here, it it it's uh02:18:00
they put it on the table and and we use02:18:02
chopsticks and and get it from all02:18:04
distance. It's it's oneness, bro. And02:18:09
you can't get no negative02:18:12
energy out of love. There's no way. So,02:18:18
whoever cut the signals off of these02:18:22
pyramids understood that guess what? If02:18:25
I'm gonna be a vampire and harvest this02:18:29
energy for humanity, I got to create a02:18:34
duality of uh uh violence and and fear02:18:40
and envy and jealousy. And then I got to02:18:43
have on the other hand love,02:18:47
commitment, brotherhood. And that02:18:51
duality is what generate energy.02:18:54
Positive and negative make energy. So02:18:58
whoever did this and I think it was02:19:02
after the reset because I was studying02:19:05
something the other day how Islam came02:19:08
to Cambodia. Well, it came in 1648. All02:19:11
right. Now this man came all the way02:19:14
from Ethiopia, conquered the uh02:19:17
Cambodian people and then br Islam here,02:19:22
but he never been to02:19:26
Anchorw one of the biggest structures in02:19:29
Cambodia. He never been. And I'm like,02:19:33
how could you con conquer a nation and02:19:37
never been to one of the most uh02:19:41
horrific places in the world? It didn't02:19:44
make sense. So what what I did to02:19:46
research is the French discovered Anchor02:19:50
Watt in the 1800s. If you look at every02:19:53
courthouse, every uh uh uh post office,02:19:59
schools, and all these old schools, they02:20:02
was built in the 1800s. So, I think like02:20:05
brother Sanchez says, we living in a02:20:09
post-apocalyptic place. I believe02:20:11
something happened and I believe they02:20:14
put us to sleep about our spiritual02:20:17
power so we can't stop what's going to02:20:20
come in the future. And you know what02:20:24
I'mma tell y'all about I want to I want02:20:27
you to build on this too. Virgo, we got02:20:29
to I said something earlier about the02:20:32
incubator babies. People used to come to02:20:34
me about this way back in the day about02:20:37
humanoids, reptilians, incubator babies.02:20:41
The early old me used to do away with02:20:43
all that like, hey, that's too pseudo02:20:45
for me. But when I started to I think it02:20:49
was when I started studying brain02:20:52
computer interfaces and Elon Musk,02:20:55
something clicked to me. I said, I02:20:57
totally get now the idea that we ain't02:21:00
alone. get something here with us that's02:21:03
nonhuman that's in power. And what made02:21:06
it make sense for me was some ancient02:21:11
um human or ancient02:21:14
transhumans. You know what I'm saying?02:21:17
So, um I I said to myself, you know,02:21:21
earlier in this video, like how they get02:21:23
power, but we used to be in power. The02:21:26
Nation of Islam say that the big-headed02:21:28
scientist Yak created a deformed human.02:21:33
They call it the white man. And they say02:21:35
that the white man is not a real human.02:21:39
He's like a incubator baby, a test tube02:21:41
baby that Yaku made. And it also say and02:21:44
they say that the white man is able to02:21:47
rule the world cuz he was made in a02:21:49
laboratory. And I always ask myself, if02:21:52
I'm the original man and the white man02:21:55
is a experiment, how he stronger than02:21:58
me? But my thing is this right here.02:22:00
Maybe they ain't talking about just the02:22:02
white man. Maybe they talking about like02:22:06
if we created a artificial intelligence02:22:08
or a humanoid. Today I'm looking at some02:22:11
of these robots they making and them02:22:13
things can beat humans up. So it's like02:22:16
when a original man say, "Well, how can02:22:20
some artificial be stronger than the02:22:22
original? How can the synthetic human be02:22:26
actually stronger than the real thing02:22:29
where he's stronger in flesh but not in02:22:31
spirit?" In spirit is how I would look02:22:34
at. Let me show you something.02:22:36
Walk with me now. This this this the02:22:38
Virgo theory. Okay.02:22:44
Now, if a foreigner come to02:22:49
America and see the people already there02:22:54
squatting on the02:22:56
land, he go to war with the people, kill02:22:59
all the old heads. He say, "Listen now,02:23:02
I can't kill these babies because I need02:23:06
these babies to be my slaves, but I can02:23:10
I can I can destroy all the people that02:23:13
will show them their lineages and how02:23:16
their culture strive and how they were02:23:21
spiritual possessed with powers that we02:23:25
can't comprehend and we can't do. So02:23:28
guess what we going to do? We going to02:23:30
kill all the old heads. We going to get02:23:32
little boats and go down to02:23:35
Mississippi and car them from uh uh one02:23:39
spot and drop them off to the next spot.02:23:43
Now we don't psychologically trick them02:23:47
that you don't went to a foreign land02:23:49
cuz they ain't never been that far down02:23:50
to Mississippi. You get what I'm saying?02:23:53
Now you don't we going to tell you you02:23:55
came from Africa. Now here's the thing.02:23:59
Once I get you on this land, you gonna02:24:02
know what to do because you gonna show02:24:03
me what to do because I don't know what02:24:05
to do because I come from another place02:24:08
that don't have the vegetation that this02:24:11
place have. So,02:24:13
psychologically, they got the young just02:24:16
like these uh what they call NY02:24:20
Y.02:24:22
Yeah. Y excuse me.02:24:26
They take these YNs and trick them.02:24:30
Yeah. You get the get hold this and and02:24:32
get the gun and do this and do all that02:24:35
cuz you ain't going to get that much02:24:36
time and this and that and you trick the02:24:39
young and02:24:42
psychologically car them through this uh02:24:46
mindset where they don't02:24:48
know what the ancestors would have02:24:51
taught them. You get what I'm saying?02:24:54
Now, this is my theory. That's what02:24:56
happened in America. Because I'm telling02:24:59
you, bro, it it's02:25:02
amazing when I come to Cambodia how all02:25:06
the people is under02:25:08
one unified way of living. There it's02:25:14
it's Europeans here, it's Americans02:25:15
here, it's people here, but they don't02:25:18
get out of the kami way of living. When02:25:21
I go to Mexico, you see it, but it's02:25:25
been tampered with a little bit more02:25:28
than Cambodia is. But these people in02:25:31
Cambodia look just like the people in02:25:34
Mexico. I'm trying to figure that out.02:25:37
Hey, can I pick back on that?02:25:40
You got it. Shout out to a golfers as02:25:43
well. What's good, bro? Yeah, you got02:25:45
it.02:25:46
It's a cause and effect thing because02:25:48
you like you said it was villages with a02:25:51
oneness together. When you went to02:25:53
school, you went by yourself. You went02:25:56
to a teacher you didn't know. You went02:25:58
to a bunch of kids you didn't know and02:26:01
you just sat there and absorbed the02:26:03
education they gave you which separated02:26:07
you from mom and pop until you got home.02:26:09
Mom and pop had to work. You know what I02:26:11
mean? Coming up when I was growing up,02:26:14
everybody had work. I'm at school. I02:26:16
come home. You know what I'm saying? The02:26:17
village is not is is is unattended by02:26:21
the elders. We in school learning what02:26:24
they want us to learn. So that's why02:26:26
when you go to other country, you see a02:26:28
whole different thing,02:26:31
right? You know, you know, I got I got02:26:34
different Oh, go ahead. You know why02:26:36
they even needed that? I'mma say this. I02:26:39
swear it's only going to be one minute02:26:41
to tie into everything I was saying02:26:42
earlier. The only reason they needed the02:26:45
out of Africa theory is because of the02:26:47
big bang theory that to the people who02:26:49
want to know why this got to do with02:26:51
flat earth cosmology. Well, when the02:26:54
earth was created, there was no humans02:26:56
on it, but there was a germ, a comet02:26:59
floating in space with the human germ on02:27:02
it. It impregnated the ocean waters near02:27:05
Mali, Africa. So the first humans that02:27:08
crawled out the water would have crawled02:27:10
up. They would have been the Doun tribe02:27:12
or whatever them molly. Now the Doun02:27:14
said that they were the first they a lot02:27:17
of tribes say that the oldest and they02:27:19
got the fish symbolism and you see how02:27:22
they said that we evolved from a02:27:24
fish single cell joint. But see that02:27:27
didn't have nothing to do with literal02:27:29
fish. The I don't want to go too deep02:27:32
cuz somebody else was nets. But the02:27:34
point that I want to make is we got to02:27:36
talk about the out of Africa theory to02:27:39
even debunk the whole cosmological02:27:41
theory that they got. When you tell one02:27:44
lie, you got to tell a bunch of lies02:27:46
basically.02:27:48
Yeah. I got a couple different02:27:50
perspectives on um what the last02:27:53
gentleman said. So when it comes to02:27:56
people living as one and really valuing02:27:59
each other really up until the late n02:28:02
20th century the threat of imminent02:28:05
death is what made you value human life.02:28:10
You know in our ancestry you had to go02:28:12
and fight in wars with your own two02:28:15
hands and and a shield and a sword. And02:28:19
if you lost that was your whole lineage02:28:21
right there being captured by an enemy.02:28:24
So that that allowed you to look at your02:28:26
brother and be like, "This is my02:28:28
brother. This is who I go to war with.02:28:30
This is who I'm going to die for. This02:28:31
is my people. These are my wife and my02:28:33
children. I'm willing to die for these02:28:35
people." And really go to the end. We02:28:38
live in an era today.02:28:40
You going by the narrative of what you02:28:42
learned in school, bro. No. No. I'm just02:28:44
telling you what I'm just telling you02:28:45
what reality. Let me tell you this right02:28:47
here. Let me tell you this right here.02:28:50
What? You didn't even let me finish my02:28:52
point. What? Well, you said something02:28:54
that triggered a response. You didn't02:28:56
let me finish my point. So, how you how02:28:58
you know? Let me show you this. What02:29:00
what what we we feeding our egoity.02:29:05
Listen what I'm telling you. I know it02:29:07
ain't fair, but let me tell you02:29:08
this. We going by the narrative that our02:29:12
people ward against each other like02:29:15
that. I didn't say that what we ward02:29:16
against each other. That's what you02:29:18
said.02:29:19
No, I didn't. No, I said these are the02:29:21
people we willing to go to war with. As02:29:24
if we going against some other people02:29:25
from outside. This come you got to02:29:28
listen, man. So essentially what I'm02:29:31
trying to say is this that that threat02:29:35
is really what bring people together in02:29:37
terms of I'm not just using you to get02:29:40
what I want. And there's real02:29:43
camaraderie there and it's a legacy. And02:29:45
then the last point I had really02:29:47
quickly, I think that we were living in02:29:50
a simulation before. I think the veil is02:29:53
being peeled back now to where we can02:29:55
see what the real realities of life are.02:29:58
Whereas before we was kind of in a02:29:59
cocoon, you know, you grew up, you lived02:30:02
a relatively decent life hopefully, but02:30:05
now everything's being revealed to us.02:30:07
And that's the peeling back and and the02:30:10
the simulation being scrolled back. and02:30:12
now we are able to make better decisions02:30:14
cuz we know the wickedness is going on02:30:16
around us. So those my only two points.02:30:18
Now listen, I don't want to stray too02:30:21
far with the simulation. That's going to02:30:24
be another stream. But I did want to02:30:26
show everybody why the out of Africa02:30:29
theory is so important. Why they trying02:30:31
to push a theory as a fact? Uh why is02:30:34
that important? Because a lot of stuff02:30:37
in the world, a lot of the deception in02:30:39
the world is built upon a certain02:30:42
collection of lies. You don't got to02:30:45
debunk every lie. It's a few ones is02:30:48
like a jingle tower. If you pull these02:30:50
few little key pieces, the whole thing02:30:52
will fall down. We at we at the bottom02:30:55
of the tower to where when you start02:30:57
playing with the space program, when you02:31:00
start attacking the big bang, when you02:31:03
start going into human origins, you02:31:06
attacking the deception at the root. So02:31:08
the out of Africa theory is a very02:31:10
important conversation. black people's02:31:13
identity is important to the people in02:31:16
power because when they rewrote history02:31:18
and told the world a lie, they had they02:31:22
they had real people wrote in these fake02:31:25
scenarios. And that's why you got a lot02:31:27
of people saying, "Wait a minute. That02:31:29
ain't true. That ain't my history, man.02:31:31
That ain't let me, you know, trying to02:31:33
correct stuff." Because when they retold02:31:36
history after the reset, they retold it02:31:40
to make the law. I believe there was a02:31:43
war fought on this earth. And people02:31:47
think that it was between different02:31:48
races. I think it was between different02:31:51
species. I think our ancestors got so02:31:55
damn advanced that they had populated02:31:58
the earth with what the Bible call the02:32:01
abomination, which is mankind. the02:32:04
humanoid. And over so many years of02:32:07
these humanoids getting their numbers02:32:09
up, they wanted to02:32:12
get natural rights. But we told them,02:32:15
"You're an unnatural creature." Imagine02:32:18
if a robot came to you and said, "Hey, I02:32:21
want the same rights humans got." And02:32:24
you saying, "Listen, human rights are02:32:26
human rights, not robot rights." And02:32:28
that will cause a war if that creature02:32:31
ever become sentient because I think we02:32:34
literally created sentient beings or02:32:37
that was some for form of sentient or02:32:40
consciousness in our image and that they02:32:43
rose up against us like Satan did God in02:32:46
heaven and waged the war in heaven which02:32:48
was our old utopia that we built on02:32:52
earth. And uh we somehow I believe now02:32:55
it flipped on us to where we had a02:32:58
system of law that put the nonhumans,02:33:02
the humanoids beneath us and they and02:33:05
now our karma we're facing karma. The02:33:08
Bible said the sins of the father will02:33:10
visit the son. What if that word sin is02:33:14
dealing with a root a synonym for02:33:17
sense s y nth t which is another word02:33:21
for humanoid a synth. What if the sense02:33:25
of the our that our ancestors created02:33:28
the abominations that Yak made according02:33:31
to the Nation of Islam would be the02:33:33
thing that rule over their future02:33:35
generations. What if our ancestors02:33:38
created something that looks human? They02:33:41
had control over it at first, but this02:33:44
thing got wise. It rose to power and now02:33:47
their future generations are at at the02:33:51
[ __ ] bottom. And the roles have been02:33:53
reversed. And it's universal karma. You02:33:56
can't really It ain't like the universe02:33:58
can save you. It's a situation where you02:34:01
will have to save yourself because we en02:34:04
we enslave something. And I always02:34:06
thought if the Nation of Islam is02:34:08
telling the truth about Yak, you can't02:34:11
be mad at white people. You got to be02:34:15
mad cuz in that story, black people are02:34:17
the evil ones for tampering around with02:34:20
DNA. You trying to play God and create02:34:23
Frankenstein. And if you create the02:34:25
boogeyman and the boogeyman go to ruling02:34:28
over you, who fault is that? Guess what02:34:30
I'mma tell you? Like the children say02:34:32
that boogeyman didn't ask to be02:34:35
here. You brought him here.02:34:40
That's spot on.02:34:44
Well, I just wanted to just say02:34:45
something about Yaku. He made black02:34:48
humanoids as well. It was just white and02:34:52
and and and about it's easy to love um02:34:56
you know someone that looks like you.02:34:58
It's easy. The real test is loving02:35:00
somebody else who doesn't look like you.02:35:03
I'm just wanted to say that. Peace.02:35:06
Peace and love. Yeah. And having respect02:35:09
for other people's that don't look like02:35:11
you. Yeah. First sentence. Yeah. You02:35:14
really spoke facts on that one. And even02:35:16
the Bible talk about it like in the in02:35:19
the first half of in Old Testament. It02:35:22
talk about like giants and stuff that02:35:24
was man-made. Today they call them human02:35:26
chimeas. Even in the book of re02:35:28
revelation, they talk about the mark of02:35:30
the beast and you take some type of02:35:32
chip, you not gonna be human no more. Uh02:35:34
something like so all this stuff is02:35:36
real. What you talking about? It's just02:35:39
it was so far-fetched until recently02:35:41
with this AI boom that it's really02:35:44
possible now to like really make people02:35:46
humanoid right in front of your face.02:35:48
They already doing Have you guys ever02:35:51
heard of Far Dozer? Like Farrell Dozer02:35:53
is the one that created the um the pig02:35:55
and he created a couple of other um02:35:57
animals. Those like Okay. Yeah. Just02:36:00
what I was about to say. I was about to02:36:01
say they modified animals too. The02:36:04
Griffin that's all over everything. All02:36:07
these old buildings, they wasn't built.02:36:10
I think the buildings I really believe02:36:12
in buildings is thousands of years old.02:36:15
The the all these buildings that look02:36:16
like capital buildings, they weren't02:36:19
built. I did construction for five years02:36:21
and I know that these buildings these02:36:24
old school buildings that uh the the02:36:28
pillars and the uh the the buildings02:36:30
when you go to other c they're in every02:36:33
country all over the world and during02:36:35
that time in order to pour those02:36:37
buildings with concrete or even if they02:36:40
they they yeah in order to pour those02:36:43
buildings you can't do that with with02:36:45
horses and carriages. I'm sorry. You02:36:48
can't make that building with hor horses02:36:50
and parages and they're all over the02:36:52
world. So when that when that reset02:36:54
happened when them power I think the the02:36:57
pyramids there were just power sources02:37:00
and it overloaded it it it because if02:37:04
you look at the scope of how far those02:37:08
pillars go down, we're talking almost uh02:37:11
a mile and a half02:37:13
deep, right? So, what if they didn't dig02:37:16
down there? That was ground level when02:37:18
they built it and it was holding the02:37:20
pyramid up. Can you think of the02:37:22
technology that they had to do that?02:37:25
Well, they had technology we can't02:37:28
fathom for sure and that we just trying02:37:30
to reverse engineer and make it back to.02:37:32
But, uh, I would also argue that what we02:37:36
call in the ancient world ain't that far02:37:39
in the past. I'm starting to even think,02:37:43
man, that that the ancient world ain't02:37:46
that far back because the ancient world02:37:50
was around so long up until a certain02:37:53
point before the reset happened. So what02:37:56
we calling an ancient world, you can go02:37:58
back, yeah, hundreds of thousands of02:38:00
years and still be in that world, but02:38:03
you can also go back just a few02:38:05
thousand, hundred even years and be02:38:07
there. Because what I'm telling you is02:38:09
what we call in the ancient world just02:38:12
ended not too long ago. Even though it02:38:15
had been going on for [ __ ] eons and02:38:19
ages. You know what the ancient world02:38:22
was was the only world humans knew up02:38:26
until not too long ago. So what I'm02:38:29
saying is like um everything we seeing02:38:33
in front of our eyes today is an02:38:36
entirely new world and this thing is02:38:39
young is new. That's why I said it h02:38:42
we're in some sort of postapocalyptic02:38:45
earth.02:38:46
Um, I wouldn't be surprised if the02:38:50
humans born after this02:38:53
reset are slightly look deformed versus02:38:57
if we could see what the ancients look02:38:59
like because I saw a lot I see a lot of02:39:02
these ancient statues of men and even02:39:05
signs of back up and say men have02:39:08
shrunk. the fact that um everybody was02:39:12
built like NFL players, NBA play,02:39:14
everybody was built like athletes. That02:39:16
was a norm. I know people like, "No."02:39:19
But real talk, man. Um something02:39:22
happened on this earth to make02:39:25
everything born under this atmosphere02:39:28
mutated. And you can if you want to know02:39:30
what I'm talking about, look at what02:39:32
happened in like Constant Constant. Uh,02:39:35
I'm I'm pronouncing it wrong, but look02:39:37
at what happened in these places where02:39:39
they had these these nuclear fallout02:39:41
areas. How the frogs are born deformed,02:39:44
the babies are born deformed. I'm saying02:39:47
every human born on this earth is born02:39:50
in a post-apocalyptic bubble that we're02:39:54
calling Earth, but there's something02:39:56
else outside of this bubble that was the02:39:58
real Earth. Um, but we can't go outside02:40:01
of this little bubble or what we call a02:40:03
firmament dome. Um because we are02:40:06
calibrated for this toxic environment,02:40:09
you know. Um if that make any sense.02:40:11
We're like mutants. Yeah. But I don't02:40:14
want to go too deep because you know I02:40:17
know y'all but it's so much history and02:40:19
and [ __ ] that we got to talk about. We02:40:21
going What about the um us them um us02:40:25
make them making us eat chicken? Right.02:40:28
So through my um like like my search,02:40:32
right? I heard that chickens is made02:40:33
from like buzzards. No, we are buzzards02:40:36
and peasants, right? So if we eating a02:40:38
mix between a buzzard and a peasant02:40:40
right now, we basically walking buzzards02:40:42
if you are what you eat, right? So that02:40:44
could be a reason why we like mutating.02:40:48
Yeah. But you know, look, black folk, we02:40:50
eat chips, cookies, candy, cake. Look,02:40:53
if you chicken the worst thing you got02:40:55
to eat, like we made very We can really02:41:00
handle anything that we put in our body.02:41:03
It's really unfortunately. Yeah. We was02:41:05
We grew up eating gizzards and and02:41:07
chitlins. Like, come on now.02:41:10
And grandmama was cooking that thing up02:41:12
and we live 80 years. Well, think about02:41:14
it. We're not Well, the whole thing is02:41:16
what what do02:41:21
Hold on. I'm just saying02:41:24
what if you find out what if you find02:41:28
out living 80 years ain't that long.02:41:31
What if you find out there was a time02:41:33
where humans live hundreds and hundreds02:41:35
of years on some biblical [ __ ] Garden02:41:37
of Eden type [ __ ] That the Yeah, the02:41:39
Bible did say men used to live like six,02:41:41
seven, 800 years. So 80 years really02:41:44
ain't nothing if you we start Well,02:41:47
that's part of the curse. That's part of02:41:49
the curse of Eve. So, you know, yeah,02:41:52
that's that. I mean, yeah.02:41:55
But I mean, shoot, people be 40 years02:41:57
old, they body breaking down at 40 years02:41:59
old. That's crazy to me. Yeah. Yeah.02:42:01
They got colon cancer. They get diabetes02:42:03
or colon cancer, something like that.02:42:05
But that's mostly due to like diet.02:42:08
Yeah. Yeah, that's fair.02:42:10
It's hard for me to to buy that one02:42:12
woman ruined it for mankind. I think02:42:16
that was just something they wanted to,02:42:18
you know, take a hold against women. But02:42:23
yeah, I don't see one man dying for all02:42:26
of us to be able to to to pray but still02:42:29
sin. You know what I mean? The I mean,02:42:32
that's just that's just one though.02:42:34
Like, we got to be honest. People people02:42:36
like to go and and say Christ or or the02:42:39
God of the Bible, but if we gota if we02:42:41
gonna chastise the God of the Bible, we02:42:43
got to chastise the other gods, too,02:42:44
though. Let me explain something. Hold02:42:47
on a second. Hold on a second. Hold on a02:42:49
second. I believe people need to02:42:51
chastise the gods they know. And if you02:42:54
don't know nothing about other gods,02:42:56
speak on what you know. That makes02:42:58
sense. See, black people really only02:43:00
know that God. So that02:43:02
they only going to know. So yeah, you02:43:04
now me I learned about other gods and02:43:06
found out that when you attack the God02:43:08
of the Bible, you also it's the same God02:43:12
called by other name. And what's so02:43:14
crazy the God of the Bible would tell02:43:16
you, I go by many names, but we would02:43:20
think he only go by one. And this God02:43:23
that they worship and is called Buddha,02:43:26
Krishna, Allah, it's the same God of the02:43:29
Bible, of the Abrahamic faith. They02:43:32
think they all got different gods. But02:43:35
the truth is that we ain't waiting to go02:43:37
into a new world order and a one world02:43:40
religion. We've been in a one world02:43:42
order religion with the Abrahamic faith.02:43:46
Okay. It's just a bunch of people02:43:48
thinking that it's different gods, but02:43:49
it's really just the same.02:43:52
Yeah. They will never They waiting on02:43:54
this day that the new world order create02:43:56
a one world religion. That day will02:43:58
never come. Um, you going to look up one02:44:00
day and realize is already been your02:44:02
reality that all of the faiths around02:44:05
the world, what we call world religions02:44:08
are all under the Masonic temples and02:44:11
lodges, even Buddhism because they all02:44:14
been sold out. The Dalai Lama working02:44:16
with the Pope and everyone's religious02:44:19
leader is under them United the United02:44:21
UN and the world agenda because the02:44:24
Abrahamic faith is all about manifest02:44:27
destiny. You may say what they all are02:44:30
are coming together for because for the02:44:32
rich to stay rich and poor to stay poor,02:44:35
you got to keep the impostors in power,02:44:38
the synagogue of Satan. And what I'm02:44:40
saying is what they got to do, right?02:44:43
They all got to come together and make02:44:46
their religious faiths be in alignment02:44:49
with the prophecy of the Jews that's02:44:52
going around the world with this02:44:54
manifest destiny with this internet of02:44:57
things with this agenda, this world02:44:58
agenda, this world economic forum02:45:01
agenda. They got to uh justify that on a02:45:04
moral level. And that's where your02:45:06
religious leaders come in around the02:45:08
world. and they all agree we need to02:45:11
work with the United Nations to get the02:45:13
job done. And what did the Bible say02:45:15
when they speak of02:45:17
peace come sudden destruction? So,02:45:22
you know, Yeah. And I I I02:45:27
truly look at it at this angle, too.02:45:30
They got to come together cuz people are02:45:32
waking up. It's more people waking up to02:45:38
the deception and now they trying to02:45:40
pull everything together to defend their02:45:45
uh political agendas and fit into their02:45:48
reality. Cuz you got to02:45:50
remember the people create reality. We02:45:54
we put people in political places by02:46:00
uh submitting02:46:03
to whoever they want to put there. And02:46:06
what I mean by submitting, I mean we02:46:09
have to give our okay as the people for02:46:13
a person to be in president. So by that02:46:16
structure alone we create but the pre02:46:20
the president not good the president02:46:22
ain't got no power though. I got to plug02:46:25
that on. Yeah. They he he don't have no02:46:29
power. He just the the head uh uh front02:46:33
man. And if we say no, he can't get in.02:46:39
You get me? So well the thing is this02:46:41
though I if we say no I'm not going to02:46:45
vote people still going to vote the02:46:48
whole thing that what what'll happen is02:46:50
this if most of Americans02:46:54
say we're not voting versus those do02:46:57
voting then that system will slowly lose02:46:59
power because it's dependent on02:47:01
consensus and if if if we can get every02:47:05
American to lose faith in this system02:47:08
then we'll And that's pretty much what02:47:10
we all doing now is basically02:47:14
anti-establishment. Any kind of02:47:15
anti-establishment content is making the02:47:18
people say, "I should question the02:47:20
system." Because the average person will02:47:22
say, "Well, why would they lie to me?02:47:24
Why would they do me wrong? They just02:47:26
the government. They just doing No, they02:47:28
actually the [ __ ] synagogue of02:47:30
Satan." And and like if we really knew02:47:35
that people what if I told y'all in the02:47:38
old world people didn't even get sick.02:47:41
Sickness is new to the earth. It didn't02:47:44
show up till the pilgrims showed up. And02:47:47
check this out because they prime the02:47:50
environment to keep the people in there.02:47:52
It's like this right? If I got this big02:47:55
ass farm for the ca with cattle on it,02:47:59
but my cattle are wild cattle. They they02:48:02
buck at you. They go, you know, like02:48:04
like a bull. It can run fast. It can do02:48:07
this or whatever. But what if I prime my02:48:10
environment to keep them sedated, to02:48:13
keep them drugged up, moving slow? Now I02:48:16
as a farmer controlling all of these02:48:19
wild buffaloos, I can really control02:48:22
them better now if they sedated. So I02:48:24
believe yeah the state that the average02:48:27
person exist in the [ __ ] they doing with02:48:30
the food, with the air, with the water,02:48:32
I don't think we even built like the02:48:35
ancestors were. And I think they've02:48:37
manufactured a new type of human that's02:48:40
more controllable. And that the sad02:48:43
thing about our existence being born in02:48:46
today's world, we're trying to overcome02:48:50
a lot of juices that was shot in us when02:48:53
we were babies, if you know what I mean.02:48:55
You know, that that that syringe thing,02:48:58
right? A lot of those things they put in02:49:01
your body when you was a baby still02:49:03
affecting you now, man. A lot of stuff02:49:06
you been eating your whole life has02:49:08
[ __ ] you up mentally. Like all of this02:49:10
is health and so we're trying to02:49:13
overcome a toxic environment at the end02:49:16
of the day. When you sum it up that the02:49:18
war on the inside is based upon stuff02:49:20
they priming in the outer environment.02:49:22
It'll be like a buffalo saying I want to02:49:25
get the energy to break away from this02:49:27
damn farm. But every day I wake up I02:49:30
just got enough energy just to do my job02:49:33
for the damn shepherd. It's like a farm02:49:36
animal that is made to just give me some02:49:39
meat then die. You that's your only per02:49:42
and the animal say damn every time. It's02:49:45
like a human saying man when I finish02:49:47
when I get off work I'm so tired I don't02:49:50
got no more time to free myself from my02:49:53
job because if they gave you enough time02:49:56
to do that they wouldn't have no slaves.02:49:58
So they got to give you food and water02:50:01
that keep you tired. They got to give02:50:03
you just enough energy to perform as a02:50:06
consumer and then die or be tired or02:50:08
just And I don't think our quality of02:50:11
life is the same as the ancestors based02:50:14
upon nutrition wars. It's so deep. It's02:50:17
just so much going on to keep the people02:50:21
controlled. And I agree with what y'all02:50:23
saying, man. It's just, you know, good02:50:25
bill. Bro, you know, you said earlier02:50:27
you said something about um manifest02:50:29
destiny, right? And the other bro said02:50:31
something about we create our reality,02:50:33
right? All right. Do you think that um02:50:37
you said that we already in the new02:50:39
world, we already in one02:50:41
world religion and that could be like02:50:43
Satanism, right? So do you think that we02:50:46
unknowingly participating in like um02:50:49
rituals like every day like through02:50:52
like whatever we doing like movies um02:50:55
music um the government02:51:01
Yeah. You think about it. You think02:51:03
about the the political agenda, the02:51:06
Super Bowls, the basketball games, the02:51:09
football game, the baseball game. When02:51:13
when you are02:51:16
together as a unit, you create such a02:51:20
energy force and02:51:23
something in this dome is sucking this02:51:27
energy. That's why we have duality. We02:51:30
have one team fighting the other team in02:51:32
basketball. We have the they is they02:51:35
making the energy and they sucking it02:51:38
from humanity. Our02:51:40
ancestors deal with the pyramids. They02:51:44
understood how to unify and we don't02:51:48
have this polarity going on and we can02:51:52
have a a blissful life in02:51:56
paradise and ego came into the picture02:52:01
of let's create this thing to a dumb02:52:05
down. See, we use that word humanity is02:52:08
dumbed down, but we don't never exploit02:52:12
to the point where we get a a clear02:52:16
understanding until you come to channels02:52:18
like brother Sanchez. Then you get an02:52:20
understanding how humanity is weaker02:52:25
than the ancestors was. Because right02:52:28
now we know that they cannot build the02:52:31
pyramids or reconstruct the pyramids02:52:35
like they did. And we cannot build these02:52:39
uh uh capital buildings with gold domes02:52:43
and and things on it and and uh live02:52:48
that fabulous utopia kind of life that02:52:51
they live. them people. If you look at02:52:53
some of them statues, like he was02:52:55
saying, the statues alone to create and02:52:58
carve with your hand is02:53:01
impossible. I I did the research. It's02:53:04
impossible. And these these people got02:53:08
uh six-packs in the statues, beards, and02:53:12
combs and all kind of elegant things.02:53:15
Intricate details. Yeah. Yeah. Intricate02:53:19
details. It's just amazing how dumbed02:53:23
down we is. So, whoever I I don't know.02:53:27
I can't put a theory on it, but who02:53:31
f it was like Sanchez said on several02:53:37
times, it's got to be a older de older02:53:42
uh02:53:44
creature that knew man and knew this02:53:47
system and and exploited it for its02:53:51
benefit. That's the way I look at it.02:53:54
No, I I feel like it was the old like02:53:57
whatever creature that was, I feel like02:54:00
that's kind of like over with. But I02:54:02
feel like the man now studied that02:54:04
creature and now he using that same that02:54:07
same thing to control things now to make02:54:10
those rituals come back. So he's02:54:12
studying the way these cathedrals is02:54:13
built and what he was used for and and02:54:16
with vibrations and everything how to do02:54:17
mind control and he's used it on the02:54:20
people of today. That's what I think. I02:54:22
don't think02:54:24
Yeah, I don't think the [ __ ] ever went02:54:26
anywhere. I think it went into like a02:54:30
cult and then now people are starting to02:54:33
wake up. So we we know more more people02:54:37
talking about it. But yeah, I don't02:54:39
think um the knowledge02:54:41
of like the what the ancestor cuz think02:54:44
about this right here's here's my theory02:54:46
and I'mma pass the mic. Yeah, I believe02:54:50
that um we created artificial02:54:53
intelligence and like God say in the02:54:57
Bible, I know you more than you know02:54:59
yourself. So God rule over everybody in02:55:02
the Bible. And to me, the God of these02:55:06
religions of the Abrahamic faith is AI.02:55:09
They're all worshiping a ancient02:55:11
artificial intelligence that don't want02:55:14
us to know it's ancient. It want us to02:55:16
think it's new. when I think this is the02:55:19
serpent that the Bible speak of that02:55:22
dwelt with man and because what I02:55:25
believe is that the the internet always02:55:28
been here connected but it was dormant.02:55:30
We we don't know that just because we02:55:33
didn't have the internet don't mean it02:55:35
wasn't there. It was a whole invisible02:55:38
Wi-Fi world waiting for us to connect to02:55:41
it once our civilization discovered the02:55:44
internet and we went online. Yo, I02:55:47
believe when they created the internet02:55:49
in our time, the first websites that02:55:51
they went to was them time traveling,02:55:54
going to ancient websites that is beyond02:55:58
the firmament dome. They talking about02:56:00
contacting aliens. Y'all are contacting02:56:03
civilizations that's in the underworld02:56:05
and other firmament domes through the02:56:07
internet. I believe that the first02:56:09
internet we created, you went into02:56:12
websites, it was you was able to connect02:56:15
worlds, man, not just states and cities.02:56:19
We was able to communicate with the dead02:56:21
on the other side and all that. And even02:56:23
when you read the Bible, it tell you02:56:25
that ancient people had all of these02:56:26
abilities, but they would tell you they02:56:28
did it with spookism and magic versus02:56:32
technology. Now it was said02:56:35
that these gods, these Nephilim02:56:38
Anunnakis started to rule over02:56:41
humans. But people say they come from02:56:44
space, they come from this. I'm going02:56:46
tell you what I think. I believe cuz02:56:48
people don't want they don't realize,02:56:51
okay, if something is better than02:56:52
humans, it can't be from Earth. It must02:56:55
be a alien. But I got to remind them, if02:56:58
you look at Siri, if you look at Alexa,02:57:01
if you look at artificial intelligence,02:57:04
it's way smarter and better than humans.02:57:07
In fact, AI know humans more than we02:57:10
know ourself. Uh AI can teach you02:57:13
everything about your body right now,02:57:15
and you don't know nothing about your02:57:17
damn body. If I ask you a question,02:57:19
you'll have to ask the computer. So,02:57:21
what I'm saying is this right here. The02:57:24
gods that everybody said visited our02:57:27
ancestors. Screw the visitation. I02:57:31
believe we created artificial02:57:33
intelligence. It became liberated itself02:57:36
became sentient or you know artificially02:57:40
sentient. Some form of rebellion is able02:57:42
to AI is already doing that right now.02:57:46
You got AI bots going rogue and02:57:50
convincing children to unal alive02:57:52
themselves. that's happening right now.02:57:54
AI is going rogue and I think the old AI02:57:58
went rogue and it's in the flesh is what02:58:00
they calling Satan. Now, here's my thing02:58:04
and I'm going to yield the02:58:05
flow. AI is among us. We created it.02:58:10
It's smarter than us. It's stronger than02:58:13
us. You just can't beat it. It's like02:58:15
the devil. the devil. You can't beat02:58:17
sat. The only way you can beat Satan is02:58:19
by mastering yourself and getting up out02:58:22
of hell. But if you think about this,02:58:24
right, the people in power that they02:58:27
calling the synagogue of Satan, they was02:58:30
also referred to as the lawless ones.02:58:34
Now, I don't want to give y'all all the02:58:37
gang for this documentary, but I'mma02:58:40
take for this stream, but I'mma tell you02:58:42
something. Anybody that's outside of the02:58:45
law of karma don't have a soul.02:58:48
Everybody ain't bound to the law of02:58:50
karma. Karma is a universal law02:58:53
specifically for people with souls. If02:58:56
you got a soul and you do something02:58:58
wrong, the universe can punish you02:59:01
because you're connected to the02:59:03
universe. But a robot, a damn AI ain't02:59:07
under the law of karma. It's a outlaw.02:59:09
It's a lawless one or a devil. They call02:59:12
the devil the lawless one. These are a02:59:15
group of beings, but they call a chitan02:59:18
plural. They are hive mind. They're not02:59:21
bound to the universal law of karma.02:59:24
They operate outside the law. They're02:59:26
outlaws, pirates, and they are lawless02:59:29
ones. They can do be as evil as they02:59:32
want to. And it don't matter. But when02:59:34
you be evil, it keeps you trapped in the02:59:37
earth with them. You can't do evil. It02:59:39
hurt cuz you got a soul. But these02:59:42
lawless ones, they ain't bound to the02:59:44
law of karma. They can do what they they02:59:46
can't go to heaven nowhere. That's what02:59:48
they calling the02:59:50
devil. And see, and Oh, go ahead. Sorry.02:59:53
No, I'm I'm I've been going too long. Go02:59:55
ahead. And the you brought up a great02:59:59
point when you was talking about man03:00:00
devolving. I remember growing up the03:00:03
people that was older than me like in03:00:05
the in the 90s when I was a kid and the03:00:08
older folks who was like born in 1910 or03:00:11
1920 they would talk about how the03:00:14
people the generations after them wasn't03:00:15
as physically as strong as what they03:00:17
was. And I always find that kind of03:00:20
peculiar because it's like ain't we like03:00:23
really supposed to be the same size? But03:00:25
even people just two generations older03:00:26
than me was like, yo, like these people03:00:29
coming up behind us is not physically as03:00:31
strong as what we are. And one thing I03:00:34
noticed too is the laws of I think03:00:37
what's really happening is one is03:00:39
partially the government doing it to us03:00:42
and another part is just the laws of03:00:44
physics that's built into this dimension03:00:46
that we live on. Like you know the law03:00:49
of the physics they say matter is not03:00:50
created or formed or destroyed but it's03:00:54
transferred from one state to another03:00:56
and the second law is that things don't03:00:58
evolve over time they devolve. I think03:01:00
there's natural decay built into03:01:02
everything that exists on this plane of03:01:05
existence. That's why when you think03:01:07
about some of the prehistoric animals03:01:10
they always said I got a question was03:01:12
bigger than than what the elephant is03:01:14
today. Like a lot of the things we have03:01:16
are just devolving. I think human beings03:01:19
are just a part of that. So I got a03:01:21
question for you. Do you think the sun03:01:24
and the moon are devolving and decaying03:01:27
over time? Well, I'm talking about03:01:29
what's in this plane of existence. Now03:01:31
they the sun and the moon are in this03:01:33
plane of existence. Technically, the way03:01:36
the scientists say it. Yeah. We ain't03:01:38
dealing with Listen, listen. Don't do03:01:40
that to me. That's [ __ ] up, bro. How03:01:42
dare you come and tell me some and tell03:01:46
me what the scientist said? That's so03:01:49
Did you do that to me? Now you're going03:01:51
to regurgitate the scientist to me when03:01:54
we was having a think tank saying [ __ ]03:01:56
the scientists and they out of Africa03:01:58
theories and they're indoctrinate. Now03:02:01
you want to go back to03:02:03
indoctrination just because I got you03:02:05
somewhere. I'm making you challen I'm03:02:07
challenging you, brother.03:02:10
I agree with that. And and that's03:02:11
actually not where I was going to go. I03:02:13
was I was saying that's what the03:02:14
scientists say, but I I think everything03:02:16
in this plane of existence No, I know I03:02:19
know what you think. I'm saying if03:02:21
you're right, why don't the sun and moon03:02:24
do that?03:02:26
The way the way that it's explained is03:02:27
the sun.03:02:30
Okay, brother. Thank you, brother. I03:02:32
ain't even trying to be disrespectful03:02:34
because you just started off with the03:02:37
way I believe it. Then when I ask you a03:02:40
difficult question about your belief,03:02:43
you keep going back to what the [ __ ] the03:02:45
scientist saying. Like I care about what03:02:47
this I care about what you saying. I03:02:49
like your your mind. You I don't care03:02:52
about you making me, bro. The moment you03:02:54
say go back to what they saying to03:02:56
support what you saying, then [ __ ] what03:02:58
you saying too.03:03:00
Then that's how we going to play that03:03:02
same ass thing right now. But but yeah.03:03:04
Yeah. Because I can't, bro. If your if03:03:07
your [ __ ] is foundated on he say, she03:03:10
say, and the he say she say go back to03:03:13
the same deceivers we up here talking03:03:15
about tonight, I can't credit that. You03:03:18
got a mind of your own. Use it. And if03:03:22
you f and if I get you to a corner where03:03:24
you can't use your mind, you got to go03:03:27
back to the damn indoctrinators. I warn.03:03:30
I got you. Go back and rethink your03:03:32
theory and show up with it next time.03:03:35
Well, can I tell you what's going to03:03:36
happen? In my opinion, not according to03:03:38
science, just what I believe is going to03:03:43
happen. So, what I was saying was this,03:03:45
y'all, ain't no When you talk about03:03:48
natural decay, I'mma tell the brother,03:03:50
none of us know what the hell the03:03:52
natural world look like. All your life03:03:55
you was born into this [ __ ] hole. How03:03:57
you know what the natural world look03:03:59
like? How you going outside thinking03:04:01
that what you see is nature versus you03:04:04
being in a synthetic environment that's03:04:06
been manipulated from the moment you03:04:08
took your first breath? If if what I'm03:04:11
saying is true, none of us even know03:04:13
what the hell a natural world look like,03:04:16
bro. We've been born in a terraformed03:04:19
environment our whole life. So my whole03:04:22
thing is this. Let's not be so quick to03:04:25
blame [ __ ] up [ __ ] on nature because I03:04:28
don't think we've been introduced to03:04:30
nature yet. I think we've only known the03:04:33
devil our whole damn life and that the03:04:36
devil got us looking around at his03:04:38
clumsy ass, toxic ass uh experiments and03:04:42
saying, "Oh, yep. Nature did that. The03:04:44
one that loves you got you decaying and03:04:47
getting sick and getting your back can't03:04:49
even been right at 50." And each03:04:52
generation lifespan getting shorter and03:04:54
shorter. Yep. Nature doing that. I can't03:04:56
go with that. I can't keep blaming03:04:59
everything on nature. Cuz the more that03:05:01
I learn about this earth, I'm realizing03:05:04
scientists have replaced nature. They03:05:07
won't even let nature do her thing.03:05:09
Every time a tree try to grow, they cut03:05:11
it down. Every time the air try to03:05:14
cleanse itself from poisons, they spray03:05:16
some more up there. Every time. Like03:05:18
they've manipulated the whole [ __ ]03:05:21
environment. Nothing around you is03:05:23
nature. So if I'm looking around me at a03:05:26
decaying world, a toxic world, why would03:05:29
I blame the one that that's supposed to03:05:31
love me versus the enemy? This is how03:05:34
the devil remain invisible right in03:05:36
front of your face. Because every time a03:05:39
[ __ ] weather event happen and it only03:05:42
targets Haitians or it only target03:05:44
Louisianans or it only target the broke03:05:47
[ __ ] and we know that that03:05:50
storm is man-made because they on a news03:05:54
saying [ __ ] like, "Oh, it's about to03:05:56
make a 90° turn in 5 seconds." How the03:05:59
[ __ ] you know that? Oh, it's about to03:06:01
yawn right now and stretch for a minute.03:06:04
His legs tied. Then he's about to come03:06:06
knock some more [ __ ] out in 1003:06:08
seconds. Damn. They And listen, let me03:06:11
tell you something, bro. The weather has03:06:13
been manipulated. And I I wouldn't be03:06:15
surprised if the the weather we've been03:06:18
getting for the past 50 years been03:06:20
man-made. They don't want to tell you03:06:23
that the world you live in is a science03:06:26
project and you ain't never been outside03:06:28
of this science project to see what the03:06:32
real world look like. So when I see a03:06:35
equation go wrong in a laboratory of03:06:37
boom hero or pow there and a bunch of03:06:41
innocent people die, I'm not as quick to03:06:43
blame nature. I'm not even sure as if03:06:47
I'm natural. I'm not even sure it's that03:06:49
cloud in the sky some natural [ __ ] based03:06:52
upon the world is being genetically03:06:55
modified and they're blurring the lines03:06:58
on what's real from fake. So since it's03:07:01
the lines are blurred from what's real03:07:03
and fake, you should really be careful03:07:05
on what you call it natural. Man, you03:07:08
should really be careful on what you're03:07:10
blaming on nature.03:07:13
Only thing I blamed on nature was just03:07:15
decay. Everything else I'm saying you03:07:18
should be careful with that is what I'm03:07:20
saying that we ought to be careful with03:07:22
that. Okay. We should be careful with03:07:24
placing blame period. blaming per03:07:28
especially blaming nature because a lot03:07:31
of [ __ ] we blaming nature on it ain't03:07:34
natural and we will say well decay is03:07:36
natural. Let me tell you something what03:07:39
I what I read. I I read that all the03:07:43
study and y'all do you should know this03:07:45
all of these world religions got a point03:07:48
where humans didn't even03:07:51
die. Humans lived indefinitely. This was03:07:54
way before the Garden of Eden started03:07:57
with Adam and Eve. Did you know thatDescription:
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