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Alright man, peace. So brothers, I was just here watching inside the NBA, and they brought up the fact that one of my favorite movies is now reaching its 20th year anniversary. And I'm talking about the film, "He Got Game," which, in my view, in my opinion, is probably the greatest sports movie ever made.
Why is that? Because both consciously and subconsciously, it touched on some extremely important points that are always going to be relevant for the so-called black man, particularly for the so-called black man here in this captivity. Why do I say that? Because all great movies try to convey messages, and what's known as superliminally and subliminally. On a superliminal level, that means that these are sentiments that the movie makers want to connect with the viewing audience on a conscious level. Subliminally means that they want to convey certain messages to the viewing audience on a subconscious level.
So, anyway, in regards to the film "He Got Game," of course, we know on the superliminal level, it's in reference to the dynamics between a father and his son, the importance of always maintaining that connection. Because really, what your son is, is you in a reinvigorated bodily form. You're passing your spirit down to your son. When you give that sperm unto the woman, your spirit goes and unto her, and she just dates it, and it comes forth and your son or your daughter. But in your son, he's basically a replication of your seed. And that was the importance of the film "He Got Game," was the connection between the father and the son.
Of course, for those of you who've seen the movie, you know what it's about. It's about a father, played by Denzel Washington, who becomes incarcerated due to an incident that occurred between himself and the mother of his children. And he had put his son, played by Ray Allen, under an apprenticeship to become an NBA basketball player because he was never able to reach those heights. Great, great film. And you could tell when you watch it that it was directed by somebody who was from Brooklyn, just by how it was shot.
Now, on a subconscious level, the film was about the rapport, the relationship, not only between the Most High and his son, but also between his son, or the one the scriptures in the English language call Jesus Christ, and the nation of Israel. But that's a whole other issue for another day. I'll probably be covering my breakdown for that film when I can catch it on TV and I can DVR and I have it here on DVD, but I prefer to catch it on television.
So, anyway, why do I bring all this up? Because according to this report, the Bleacher Report, which is an online news website, is producing an all-female version of the film "He Got Game," called "She Got Game." And what it's going to do is it's going to verify, it's going to corroborate a lot of the sentiments that I put forth on my channel intermittently, pertaining to what this so-called feminist movement is actually about, especially in regards to the liberal black woman, and what the overall feminist movement is actually about, which is just tearing down any form of male hegemony and trying to defame and denigrate the masculine principle, especially when it comes to the so-called black man, who, according to the hierarchy of this society, is already underneath the black people anyway.
So, anyway, that's what they want to do. They want to show a snippet from this film, and I'm going to remark on certain components of what they show. "20th anniversary. Bleacher Report is reimagining the film 'He Got Game' by creating an all-female road video short called 'She Got Game.'"
Okay, now brothers, did you hear that? This film called "She Got Game" purposefully has an all-female cast. And for those of you who don't know, it's directed by a so-called black female by the name of Vashti Kola. Now, I call her a so-called black female because she actually is of the lineage of the people of the captivity. But once again, when you use that term "black," all that means is anyone with so-called skin pigmentation.
According to the official biography that I found for her online, she's a so-called pansexual. She's one of these internet celebrities, a very artsy person who tries to dip her finger into various aspects of the entertainment world. She's a DJ, she also fancies herself a writer and a director, so on and so forth. She's supposedly Trinidadian, aka a mixture of East Indian and so-called black, at least that's according to her official biography. Anybody who knows people who are located in the Caribbean or who come from the so-called West Indies, they could be so-called black, they could be so-called Aboriginal, they could be so-called Caucasian, they could be so-called East Indian. That region is a hodgepodge, a mixture of various quote-unquote races. That's why I say so-called black.
Just looking at her name, I'm going to assume that on her paternal side, she's East Indian, because her name is Vashti Kola. Now, what's very interesting is for you brothers to read the scriptures. If you read the book of Esther, the name Vashti was the name of the king's wife who refused to obey him. And Esther, the first chapter, I believe it was, it was King Ahasuerus, who in history is Xerxes II, his wife who goes by the name of Vashti in the scriptures, refused to come forward when he bid her to the feast. And the king's nobles told the king that he has to set an example with her, because if you allow her to disobey you, that's going to reverberate in all the households across the kingdom of the Persian Empire. Because even back then, they understood the importance of maintaining proper order in the home.
Now, I'm not going to state that the dynamic that was stipulated in that empire or in that kingdom during that time period was appropriate, well-balanced, or spiritual. All I'm stating is that even back then, they understood that if you give the woman, who was the agent of chaos, if you give her an inch, she's going to take a mile. So, I just found it very interesting that the director for this remake, this purposefully all-female remake, had the same name as the queen in the book of Esther who rebuffed the orders of her king.
But they're just getting back to the sentiment that was put forth here. Do you know of any films in Hollyweird where the director states, "I'm going to purposefully make every person on the cast and on the crew of female"? Once again, brothers, please understand, a lot of you liberal black men, you get caught up in every aspect of the liberal movements, whether it be supporting the gay movement or supporting the feminist movement. They don't like you, okay? And I tell a lot of you brothers this all the time. For you quote-unquote heterosexual liberal black men out there, they don't like you. So you can try to team up with the pansexual movements, the homosexual movements, the feminist movements, they're only using you. The Black Lives Matter movement, they're just using you. They don't want you around. And that female Vashti Kola, I guarantee you, she has a lot of hang-ups pertaining to men.
As you can see, this other female, Issa Rae, she was recently exposed for quote-unquote inflammatory comments that she made pertaining to the so-called black men. I'll be covering that in another video. Point being is this: they want to take a very classic sports movie and they want to put a feminist spin on it because they don't even want the so-called black man to have a basketball movie. Nobody cares about these broads playing basketball. Nobody [expletive] cares. The whole point of the film "He Got Game" was that the most highly recruited high school prospect, played by Ray Allen, was at odds with his father, and he was trying to decide if he was going to do his father a favor of attending the university that his father wanted him to attend because it would help his father possibly, possibly get out of prison. And every university and college in the country wanted him. That dynamic will never be relevant for a female basketball player, ever.
But all this is is another attempt, as I always tell you brothers, to try to take things that men have created and just remodel it with all females. Why is that? Because they don't have the imagination. When I say "they," I'm talking about the liberal female. They don't have the imagination to come up with something on their own and make it captivating. They have to take what men did and just totally recast it with women.
What are they really saying? So, what are they really saying when they do that? They're not stating that they want the respect of men, as they allege the so-called feminist movement is about, or that they want to be quite whole, equal to men. What they're really stating is that they want to marginalize manhood and they want men to co-sign it and go along with it, if possible. They want to go back into antiquity and change all the records over and make it look as if females had a more prominent position than they actually had before. A lot of you brothers who study history, you'll know that this is what was done by many of the other races, particularly the Caucasian, in regards to the many exploits of the so-called black man. I'll be dealing with that at a later time. But even in the so-called feminist movement, that's what they want to do as well, which the feminist movement is just another branch on the pansexual tree. That's all it is. The veneration of the god Pan, the veneration of the quote-unquote Baphomet man.
Anyway, let's let them proceed forward. "Created a fictional sheep with a female lead and full female production crew to rethink what 'He Got Game' would be like if he were a sheep."
Now, even in films that are directed by black males, the so-called black men will always make sure that he has black female cast members, crew members, etc. As a matter of fact, the person who has always done a lot of the casting for Spike Lee's films is a female, it's a woman. He's never said, "Well, you know, I just want to make sure that I have black men here." Whenever you're dealing with one of these directors and their mindset is on empowering or helping their own people, they always say, "I want to help black people." They don't say just black men. So whether it's Tyler Perry or Spike Lee, and those cats are pansexual as well, they're dealing with Luciferianism as well, don't get it twisted. But at least when they cast their movies, they want to have both males and females.
What you'll find with a lot of these quote-unquote affluent black females in the entertainment industry, they don't want the so-called black men anywhere around them. They want to make sure that it's all about the so-called black women. And if a black male is involved, he has to be a homosexual.
It says here, "The following sports movie had been reimagined because this is the sequel that needs to happen." Well, something needs to happen because there's a high demand for it. Who in the hell is running around saying, "I need to watch a basketball movie about a young female"? No one ever in history has ever said that. [Expletive]. This is more gender-bending programming. This is why a lot of you brothers have to be careful about the TV shows and the movies that you watch, or that you allow these special people around you to watch. When I say "special," I'm talking about your children. Because if the proper filters are not set up on your mind, you will be programmed subconsciously, or if they say subliminally. Once again, you have superliminal conditioning and you have subliminal conditioning. And something like this is meant to program you on a subliminal level.
What is, what is the intent of this film really? To promote lesbianism? You can see the aura, the energy that this young female is exuding is based on trying to be a young man. "A second coming of Jesus Shuttlesworth, 20 years to the day in high school."
Now, did you hear what this female, this wannabe basketball groupie, who's just the second-rate broadcaster, Rosco I'm woody, stated? She said, "This is the second coming of Jesus." What you're saying with a lot of these films, you're going to see a lot of combating between the male God figure or the male deity figure in these films, and then a female deity figure. You're going to see it in the Avengers movies as well. Because Finals represents a composite of Saturn and Christ, which is what the Luciferians have been trying to promote for the longest time, which is that Saturn is actually Christ. That's why the Afrocentrists believe that. Because Nimrod was meant to mimic the prophecies pertaining to Christ. Because Noah had taught all three of his sons the prophecies pertaining to Christ, and Shem was the only one of the three sons that held on to the prophecies faithfully because he was preordained to do so. That's why Genesis the ninth chapter tells you that the Most High is the God of Shem. He's not the God of Japheth and Ham, okay? So when Nimrod was raised, he was taught by both Shem and Cush. But Cush and his ideologies went out because he was the father of Nimrod. So Nimrod was meant to mimic a lot of the prophecies pertaining to Christ because he was trying to usurp that role of the Savior. So that's why up to this day, the Luciferians try to promote the the philosophy that Christ did not exist, that the real Christ was the person known in the Bible as Nimrod, but who's known in a lot of the pagan mythological records as SR or Haru - moves, Shiva, etc.
So now they're even trying to kill that deity by trying to bring into prominence the female deity. And once again, you're going to see it in the next Avengers Infinity War movie when Captain Marvel, the female mother goddess figure, is most likely going to be utilized to defeat Thanos. And you're also seeing it on a microcosmic level in this film. Jesus Shuttlesworth, as we know, Jesus is the savior for his nation of people. And now they're going to have this female figure come and usurp authority over him. That's why they had Rosco I'm woody make the statement that she made.
Let me wind it one more time. Now, I went back to this initial scene of her with her mother at the dinner table. I'm guessing that one of the subplots is going to be that her mother's sick. It's not going to replicate the actual plot of the real film "He Got Game," where Denzel Washington's character was trying to get a reprieve from prison, because they don't want to demonize any aspect of the feminine principle. So they're not going to make the mother a criminal. They're most likely going to make her someone who's sick and she needs her daughter to make a decision on what's going to be most lucrative for the family. They're not going to do anything in these films to ever try to sell you any female character because they're trying to push this notion about all modern females, especially liberal females, that they're perfect and that they're above reproach. Because remember, they're all reflections of the mother goddess.
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Remember, they stated that this is an all-female cast. So that means that you will not see her father in this movie, most likely, okay? Remember, once again, in the philosophy pertaining to the woman as God, she does not need a man. So that's why this film is going to exalt the image of the woman. "Twenty years to the date, Lincoln High School has once again produced the most sought-after." And that chick, Roz Gold on what he, she is such a thirsty broad, man. Every time I see her, she just looks so damn thirsty for attention.
Now, did you see that scene right there? That's once again trying to promote the notion of the black men as harassing all black women. Let me wind it back. "There has been a second coming of Jesus." That is so disrespectful. "There has been a second coming of Jesus." And then she pauses. "Shuttlesworth." First off, this broad is not the second coming of Jesus because she does not have any spiritual powers at all. Number two, she's not even the second coming of the character of Jesus Shuttlesworth because she could not go one-on-one against a man, not on the basketball court. She could not go one-on-one against a pro basketball caliber player. But this is the image that they're trying to push.
And certain brothers might be like, "Well, it's not there, it's not really that big of a deal." Well, where it's a big deal is that these type of energies are going to be forwarded against a lot of these little black boys in these households. And these are the things that so-called black men need to worry about. They don't need to be concerned about the so-called white mass police force or those issues. That had to be handled, yes, but that's like 12 or 15 on the depth chart. The real issues are, what are your children being inundated with? What are they being taught? Is your son being taught that he should respect and love himself, or is he being taught that he should be tolerant of nonsense from jealous and bitter liberal females who are looking to find a way to destroy him because they're jealous of his energy?
Once again, the female energy is just as necessary, just as important as the male energy. That's why they're supposed to complement each other, not be in conflict. These modern liberal females are being taught to always come in conflict with the man and with his energy. Now, in turn, the holders of that male energy, and I'm talking about these little black boys or these young black men, they have to be taught how to love and respect themselves. The same type of energy that you emit is going to be the type of energy that you allow to be received unto you. So, in other words, when you put out positive energy, you're only going to be a recipient of positive energy. And if somebody tries to bring forth negative energy towards you, you're not going to tolerate it because you're not supposed to. And that's why there's so much [expletive] that goes on in the so-called black community because these little boys are not being taught who they are. They're not being taught how to love themselves. And they're in households with these bitter, angry, silly liberal black females who are always trying to tear them down.
"What [expletive] like this said nobody ever." No, did you see what they're doing right there? The narrator stated, "Coney Island, known for its high crime rates," and they flash to the so-called black man. Once again, so-called black man, the liberal black female is not your friend. They're on the side of the liberal Caucasian. Please understand that. I say that to a lot of you simple-minded liberal black males who think that trying to promote this notion of the black woman as God and this Luciferian ideology of everybody holding hands eventually, like that [expletive] is going to work out for you, is not going to work out for you, okay?
"Drug use, mothers overcome the odds. This is your moment." What type of ridiculous name is that? "Faith Mother Shed." It must be some type of an allusion to the veneration of the mother goddess. Now, in the actual film "He Got Game," Ray Allen's character's name was Jesus Shuttlesworth. Now, the last name Shuttlesworth, in my view, is an obvious allusion to the chariots. When you're worthy of the shuttle, meaning what you're worthy of being saved, you will be anointed, you are the elect.
Now, do you see how they showed the little boys idolizing her? And they have the son in prominent juxtaposition. Let me rewind it back. See that? They have four little boys there. They don't have little girls. They have little boys there. So that is a subliminal way of trying to promote the idealization of the woman by young boys. Why would little boys be out at the park watching a girl dribble a basketball and being all of her? That's not going to happen. But that's the energy that they're trying to promote.
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Now, do you recognize that female devil playing the mother? You know what she's from? She was the female in the film "Antwone Fisher." She played the woman who was molesting Antwone as a small boy. I rewound it back and just freeze-framed it. As you can see, that is the same female who was molesting the character of Antwone Fisher when he was a small boy. Once again, this film is totally going to be about the over-exaltation of the feminine principle. Once again, this is not a hate woman channel. Not only is the woman relevant, she's beyond necessary, she's essential. And the beauty of the woman cannot be replaced. The woman is not better than the man, nor is the man better than the woman. But there is an order that has to be established and maintained. And what the higher levels of this society are doing is they're manipulating the woman because they know that she's emotional by nature. She loves attention. Just like even the garden, they're very prone to being subverted, very prone to being subverted.
Now, what they get this idiot from? This guy's been around filet for like 30 years, spinning on cardboard. I always tell you, the basketball expert, the [expletive] out of him.
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"We have Faith Mother Shed in studio today. I know you grew up in the same neighborhood as Jesus Shuttlesworth. Everyone used to watch me at the parks and his jump shot, his crossover, definitely motivated me." Odessa, that's the director right there. This female here, Vashti Kola, who is someone who most likely has a lot of mental issues dating back from her childhood. Many of these liberal females, brothers, you'll find that either they were molested, they were sexually assaulted at some time in their youth, maybe in high school. They had issues with boys or men in high school. When it comes to their relationships, they could not get one. And when they become 20, 25 years old, they decided that they're going to become a big thought. The thought approach doesn't work out after a while. So then they become super mega feminists, and then eventually they become transsexuals. Always watch out for a female who's always talking all that super feminism nonsense. She's on her way to becoming a pansexual. Are you lesbian? Meaning what? She can deal with a woman today, a man tomorrow, a young boy the day after that.
Look at this chick. What's this? What's this broad in Blac Chyna? Why you think every time you turn around, if you pay attention to all of her exploits, and she's, she's being put forth into society to act as a signifier for conduct for most of these quote-unquote gods. She's with a female today, she's with a white boy tomorrow, then she's with a black dude, then she's with a little boy. Supposedly, she just got impregnated by a little, by a 17-year-old boy. Oh, however all he is, that is to denote to the so-called modern liberal black female that she can do whatever she wants without accountability. So whose job is it to clean up this [expletive]? So-called black men. It's going to be ours. And let me say this, most of these liberal black females, they're going to lose their minds when it happens. But the only solution for this issue is for them to be bred out. That is after they're thoroughly chastised. And that really can't happen until this society falls completely. But in the process of the society falling, in the meantime, the so-called black man has to show far greater discretion and discipline in the females that he deals with. And when you encounter super feminists or super liberal females like the one on my television screen right now, you have to marginalize them by ignoring them. They have to be ostracized. You can't give them any attention at all. Let them go home to their antidepressants. It is what it is.
As you can see, this is another allusion to her being some type of an angelic or celestial figure. Now they have her with angel's wings. All these little silly super liberal knit girls on these radio stations, they're all pawns for the Caucasian Jews that run their radio stations. They try to act like they have beef with other radio stations. They're all controlled by the same umbrella corporations.
Now, this broad here is the managing editor of Slam magazine. Look at this broad right here. This chick looks like the lunch lady at a school cafeteria. She is the person who's deciding what black man gets put on the cover of Slam magazine. Ain't that a [expletive] she'll? I'll have on a hairnet and be scooping up mashed potatoes for a little seven-year-old boy. What the hell is going on here? This broad is so thirsty. Every time I see her, I think the same thing. Rosco I'm woody, she is so thirsty for attention.
There goes more lesbian programming. Let me wind it back just a little bit. This female right here has all types of demons on her. Her name is Young M.A. I guarantee you at some point, and this film, most likely multiple points in this film, they're going to imply that this young female right here is a lesbian. I have no doubt about it.
Once again, brothers, I cannot say this enough. These different demographics are not your friend. You brothers keep falling for this pro-black bull [expletive]. Everybody black is your friend. No, they are not. A lot of these entities are playing multiple sides because they're filled with, or someone's filled with demons. They don't know whose side they should be on because they don't even know who the hell they are.
This person here, Young M.A., is trying to abduct the image of a so-called black man. As is the leading character in this film, they tried to replace you black men. I touched on this in the Lena Waithe video where she was talking about black men and using the term "we" because they don't want you around. They want to destroy you. That's why whenever they encounter these little boys, they try to pick on them and bully them. These so-called black pansexual females, they're just as bad as the Ku Klux Klan, okay? Just as bad. They want to string you up the same way. I don't give a damn who don't like that.
This fool. And of course, in the background, you have a painting of the mother goddess of the sports world, that being the image of the Baphomet herself or himself, Serena Williams. They bring together both genders, allegedly. Now, this is a replication of one of the more classic scenes in the original "He Got Game," where Denzel meets his son on the boardwalk. That's how you know that in this film, most likely, there's not going to be any female characters who play anyone morally confused as Denzel's character was. Once again, Denzel was trying to reclaim his soul in that movie while also acting as a guide to his son. It seems as if all the female characters in this film are going to be playing guides to this young female right here and are not going to have any, any real outstanding issues with them. But we'll find out. I may check it out on Bleacher Report when it comes out. Stay close.
See, the mother in this film is playing a sympathetic figure. So I know that she's not going to have the issues that Denzel Washington's character had. Because once again, they always have to depict the feminine principle as being pure and clean and above reproach. Anyway, that's it on my little early review for this snippet from the film. If I get a chance to watch it, I may cover it on my channel later on down the line. So, peace.