South Africa Arrests Julius Malema - Pan-Africanism is Dead

Tonight on the Black Channel, in what has become a sad pattern of behavior on the African continent, got news this week that they have committed yet their latest act of betrayal, this time against the last true pan-Africanist on their soil. Brother Julius Malma, peace be upon him. Do you understand how hard it is to be a young man in this environment? Do you know how hard it is? We're talking about this man has been doing it at least since his late 20s, at least. Do you understand how difficult that is? Do you understand how hard it is under these circumstances?

I'm showing you these things on your screen here that, uh, when, uh, when, um, the president of South Africa came to see Donald Trump last year, Donald Trump was trying to stand up for the Africconers and the white supremacists. He's supposed to be worried about America first. And yet he makes it a point to stand up for the white supremacists on African soil. We're making a detour. And while he was doing that, as you can see from the story here, it says here that some of Trump's allies have seized on Julius MMA's far-left Economic Freedom Fighters to argue that South Africa is engaged in genocide against white farmers. A contention that seemed to baffle Malma's main political rival Ramaposa during his Oval Office visit. Ramaposa repeatedly stressed the EFF is a "small minority party."

And here in lies the issue and the problem. Here in lies the issue and the problem because it should not be the issue and the problem is that it should not be. You have an illness and a disease going on there. You have an illness and a disease going on there. Part of the disease that they have happening is that you have been unable to sell Africans on the idea and the concept of pan-Africanism. That's the problem that we've been talking about here. We've been summarily incapable of selling them on the idea of it. And when you do have someone who does say that that's what they're about, these are the first people to jump up and go after him. And need I remind you that we are not talking about what we have in the United States, black cities within a white nation. We are talking about how they are dealing with black people within an entire black nation. And that's where this story gets exceedingly shameful. And if I seem outraged, it is because I am.

I got several articles to read here, several to go through here. From the AP, from, uh, Mogamatsi Magomei, Eminem, South African opposition party leader Julius Millenn was sentenced to 5 years in prison Thursday after he was convicted of breaking firearm laws by firing a rally, firing a rifle at a political rally in 2018. [ __ ] what? You got that right. He was firing a rifle in celebration for his party back in 2018. They say that he was released pending an appeal, which will be heard at a later date. If the verdicts and sentence are upheld, MMA will be disqualified as a lawmaker. Folks, if this is upheld, if he cannot appeal this successfully, he will not be able to serve in office anymore. Well, isn't that hella convenient? South African law bars anyone from serving in parliament if they've been convicted of an offense and sentenced to more than 12 months in prison without the option of a fine. He was convicted in October on five counts, including unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition, discharge of a firearm in a built-up area, and reckless endangerment. Malma addressed hundreds of his party supporters, popularly known as fighters, many of whom traveled from various provinces to attend the sentencing. So, you can see what was going on there.

A defiant Malema criticized the magistrate, claiming that she was biased against him throughout the case. "We were tried by a magistrate who doesn't read, who uses emotions, who speaks politics. We are done with her. We are going to a higher court," he said. Now, take a look at the way in which they are characterizing this in the Associated Press with Mr. McGomei delivering the sentence. Magistrate Tuanet Ali or Olivier said she considered the magnitude of the offense when she determined his sentence. "We hear daily or weekly of children playing in the front yards in the street who are caught in crossfire, random shots fired, killing people. It's just the first time that we hear it's being called celebratory shots." Olivier said the fiery lawmaker who leads the leftist Economic Freedom Fighters party was charged alongside his bodyguard Anton after the video of the incident went viral. Sneean was found not guilty. What? So the bodyguard was not guilty? No. They got the one they wanted. They were hoping to get both of you because that's how white supremacy operates. But they got the one they wanted.

During his trial, Malma said the charges against him were politically motivated, as they were brought by AfriForum, a lobby group for the white Afrikaner minority that has been at odds with MMA for years. So folks, when Jason Black keeps calling them Africconers and keeps referring to Elon Musk as the Africconer, it's because he is. And they are to this day. So if you were operating under the mistaken notion that the Africconers were somehow gone or exiled or disbanded, no. It's just like the Ku Klux Klan in America. They didn't go anywhere. They're right there. They're still right there. Now, I did not like this article for the way in which it's written there. I wanted you all to see what it said here so far. You pretty much just seen everything you needed to from Mr. McGome of the Associated Press. Now, why don't we go ahead and check a different website here, ENCA.com.

"Malmo slams magistrate as incompetent in gun case." From Kugo City, Economic Freedom Fighter leader Julius MMA has taken aim at magistrate Tuanet Alivier for failing to engage the heads of arguments before her. At the center of his criticism was the allegation that the magistrate who presided over his firearm discharge case appeared to have been unaware that the firearm which he used was handed back to the owner. "We are tried by a magistrate who doesn't read, who uses emotions, who speaks politics." So, you just heard me quoting that from the Associated Press in case you were wondering. So, once again, this is from this week. The sharp criticism came just after Olivier handed down the sentence against Malema at East London Regional Court on Thursday. East London Regional Court in South Africa, people. Malma was sentenced to 5 years direct imprisonment in his firearm handling and discharge case. The sentence was handed down in a packed courtroom, while other members of the EFF gathered outside in solidarity with MMA. MMA was convicted of five counts last October, including violating the Firearms Control Act after firing live rounds during his party's birthday celebrations in 2018. MMA claims that the supporters who came to the court in his support, MMA rejected claims that the supporters who came to court in his support disrupted proceedings. So the judge is trying to say that his supporters were disrupting things. "She kept us here for so many years and comes back and blames us for disturbing the courts. We did not come to court on our own. She invited us to the court and we responded. If you don't come to court, you get arrested. If you come to court, they say you're disturbing court. Therefore, you must go to prison." That was not law. That was racism speaking, he said. Mama further slammed the magistrate as being incompetent.

Now folks, why is it that Mr. Mome here didn't mention the part about Julius Malma pointing out racism? Because you notice I keep talking about the magistrate. I keep talking about the magistrate Olivier. By the way, if you want to know who the magistrate Olivier is in the case, this is magistrate Twanet Olivier. What? By the way, if you want to know who the judge of the case is, that's her right there. And a lot of the returns that you will see for her image come up on Twitter, Africconer Elon Musk's social white supremacist social media website. So, in case you want to know who the judges are in South Africa, if you want to know who they got together with and who the established so-called black political parties got together with, if you want to know who's still running South Africa today, uh, yeah, here we go. So, if you want to know who, who in the world would sentence him to 5 years in prison for a firearm case, um, right there. So, there's the judge. There's the judge, just in case you were wondering. Man, it sure does make it strange. Why in the world is it that our reporter there didn't say that? I wonder why he, he didn't point any of this out. Folks, wouldn't this have been relevant to know that there was a clear-cut racial element here? Wouldn't this have been very important for a reader of this article looking for the news? Wouldn't it have been important for a person reading this article to know this? I, I would think that that would be a pertinent detail for somebody to know under these circumstances here. I would definitely want to know that if, if I were them, I would definitely want to know it.

We're going to go a little bit further here though, folks. We're going to go a little bit further. I want you to understand this because this is some of the mess happening on so-called African soil. Why delineation was absolutely necessary because this is what the hell has happened here. Remember that group I just told you about? AfriForum. AfriForum. It's not Afroform. It's Afri. AfriForum. The Boers are alive and well and raising hell and havoc. This is AfriForum's website, folks. AfriForum stands together. Oh, well. Surely everything here must be fine and above board. No, nothing unscrupulous going on here, right? Well, why don't you tell us about yourselves? AfriForum. About us. Civil rights charter. AfriForum is a nonprofit civil rights organization that was established March 26, 2026. Oh my god, bro. Hell, man. The organization spelled the British way was created to call up Afrikaners, to call up the white supremacist Afrikaner population to participate in public debate and actions outside of the sphere of party politics. Oh, interesting. So they want an extra-political option. Okay. AfriForum is not an ordinary organization. Most white supremacists are not. You're just an ordinary white supremacist organization, but a tool for us and our descendants to create a better future by executing AfriForum's three-prong success recipe for hope. Our three-prong success recipe. They love the word recipe as opposed to saying agenda. Calling is our secret weapon because it offers us the knowledge that we have the privilege to work towards something bigger than ourselves with the grace from above. Executive ability if AfriForum and other institutions within the solidarity movement, solidarity. So I thought you all had anti-racism laws in South Africa and very clearly the white supremacist Afrikaners are outright saying what they are within the solidarity movement do not have the executive ability to carry out our plan. Our plan will simply be an exercise in creative writing. Fight and build plan. AfriForum is creating a future with a fight and build plan. These, this is on African soil. Our values. We all have our flaws. No. We don't have your flaws. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. We don't have your quote flaw, because white supremacy is not a flaw. It's a character trait. But a God-given calling gives ordinary people like us. Are there any blacks among your solidarity movement? The perseverance, energy, and drive to achieve success even under unusually difficult circumstances. Self-respect and respect for others are prerequisites. It is in everybody's interest to establish mutual recognition and respect. The responsibility for myself, my family, the community, and AfriForum's future cannot be placed on other people's shoulders. Therefore, we are taking responsibility for the future. Safety. Okay. Self-dependence. You already stole everything. Cultural identity. Well, let's hear about THESE WHITE AFRICANS. Hey folks, now it's time for the white Africans to articulate their cultural African identity. Let's see what they have to say. AfriForum's actions should contribute to the protection and growth of the Africana identity. What? Um, hey, you got a couple of extra consonants on the end. African. You're spelling African wrong. Africana identity. What happened to you wanting to be Africans? You know that lie that Elon Musk goes around talking about? It sounds like you're all just white supremacists like Elon. Culture, history, and the Africans language in order for Afrikaners. Do you see how many times they said Afrikaners to continue to permanently exist as a community whilst protecting their identity? Don't you mean your race? Justice? This is an insult. But of course, the devil believes in insults. AfriForum's goal is to let justice prevail on various levels. This struggle for justice reaches wider than Afrikaner interests and also includes justice in society as a whole, from the most unjust individuals imaginable. This is an insult. This is an insult to intelligence. It's an insult to humanity. It's an absolute insult to humanity.

Want to go over a couple of things here because I want you to understand that these are the folks who Malema called out as pushing this with the help, by the way, of the old [ __ ] >> DEAL WITH IT [ __ ] >> in the South African political establishment, demonstrating the type of backstabbing culture that they have become worldwide infamous for, not for decades, but for centuries. So if you want to know why it is that the Boers are still there, it is because they have found fertile soil amongst the backstabbing genealogy that dominates South Africa. And this is what you ended up with in the chat room. You are absolutely correct. If, if Nelson Mandela made one mistake, if he made one mistake, it was that as soon as he left out of prison and they took power, they should have immediately gone to work to gather up all of the Boers. They should have immediately gone to work to gather up all of the Boers right then, right there. You should not have waited. Israel did not wait around to do nothing. They got straight to it. Nelson Mandela. They should have rounded up every single Afrikaner, every single one of them, and put them on trial for crimes against humanity. Instead, they had a truth and reconciliation commission. And this was with the intention. You should have told the clerk, "Yep, everything's great. Everything's fine." 36 months later. I round their asses up. Let's get them ALL TOGETHER. ROUND THEM UP. Every single one. Go ahead and fill up the whole football stadiums, the soccer stadiums. You are all going on trial. Don't worry, it won't take long. Don't worry, we'll only be here for about 10 minutes. Don't worry, this won't take, it won't take long for us to get this done. Yeah, we're going to have truth with ourselves and reconciliation among our people. You will not be required. You cannot make peace with the beastial white supremacist animal. You cannot make peace with that wild, vicious, bloodthirsty beast. You simply cannot.

Here's the real issue, though. I can't truly lay the blame and the fault of all of that firmly at Nelson Mandela's feet. I can't really do that. The problem is I can't really truthfully lay the blame solely at Nelson Mandela's feet because the man's been dead now for years, and you take a look at what has happened in his absence. Talk to the average South African. That's not Nelson Mandela. What is the average South African talking about today? Is the average South African carrying on the revolution? Is the average South African talking like that? Or is the average South African speaking like they are a descendant of the Boers? Is tribalism dead in South Africa or is tribalism alive and well in South Africa? And brother Julius Malma, peace be upon him, finds himself in a difficult situation of the old [ __ ] who still look back with romance and nostalgia to the antebellum days of apartheid because that's how they grew up. And they have been trying to prove to the white Afrikaners ever since THAT THEY REALLY WANT YOUR ACCEPTANCE and your approval. Sound familiar? It shouldn't surprise anybody that when you take a look at the opposition to the EFF, you notice there's a bunch of old [ __ ]. You know, the same corrupt fat cat tribal chieftains who have been summarily worthless now for centuries, if not millennia. You think you thought they changed? They are just as greedy, just as corrupt, just as dirty now as they ever were. And they join forces with the Afrikaners to target Julius Malema. Let's be very clear about that. They join forces with the Afrikaners. They have not continued the work of dispossessing and clearing out the white supremacists. While they've completely stopped at that and told the Afrikaners, "You just sit tight, everything's good."

Let me explain to you the way in which these things go. When the Bolshevik revolution came down, what did Vladimir Lenin and the rest of the Bolsheviks do? They said, "The old order is being swept aside, and everyone with an allegiance is being swept aside with it. It ends here today." And when they got done, yes, things were a little messy. Yeah, there were some times you had to put stuff back together here again, but that's the whole point of reconstituting a society. You see, you were suffering under hardship before. Now, at least now the hardship that you're going under is actually serving you. You were under hardship before that was serving somebody else. At least now the hardship you're enduring is actually serving you. Chairman Mao, when they overthrew the dynasty and instituted communism in a sense in China, it was really about reconstituting the society. How many decades did it take for China to get its feet under them? From the time of the Great Leap Forward to the last 15 years where the world has to acknowledge China as a legitimate superpower in its own right. How long did that take, people? Do you think folks were questioning it? Of course they were. Do you think folks were doubting it? Of course they were. The whole damn time. "We need to be back under the emperor. This here ain't working. You fellas don't know what you're doing." Anybody who talked like that, they rounded their ass up. And before it was done, no one is questioning the efficacy and the success of the plan now. It took time. There was hardship before, which is why the communists rose to power. There was hardship after they took over. There were deaths in the millions. Mistakes were made. But there is no one who questions if China's current political establishment serves the Chinese. You all know that in Chinese movies, western films have to be approved by the film commission in China. One of the rules that they have in China is that you cannot have films that make the Chinese look bad. So this is why when you see movies like with Donnie Yen and whatnot, like the one where he was fighting Mike Tyson, uh, Mike, the fight just basically ends in a draw. It makes for horrific storytelling. Let's make no mistake about that. The storytelling is awful. It's not bad. It is horrendous. But they are more concerned about the imagery that their people will see. So they want to make sure, but we don't know whether this is going to make for good art, but it will make for good sociology. No pro film will be approved to play on Chinese soil that makes a Chinese person look bad. Therefore, the women will not be [ __ ]. The women will not be chasing white men. And if there is a fight, the Chinese person will not lose. You can show him winning, but you cannot show him losing. It can be a draw. It can be a tie. It can be a standstill, but you will not depict him as losing. So, if you all want to know why it is that Chinese movies seem to be a little bit odd, lots of action, but when there are non-Chinese involved, it's, it's very, very indeterminate. It's kind of weird. One of the Transformers movies, Age of Extinction, part of it was filmed in China, and stuff was real weird. Just random Chinese people doing kung fu and whatnot. It's like, who the hell are you? YOU'RE NOT EVEN IN THE CAST LIST. But that was the whole point about it. You can make your movie here, but these are the rules under which you will operate. ByteDance created TikTok. As you all know, what the algorithm shows Chinese people on what is TikTok in China is radically different from what the Chinese show in America. Ain't a bunch of chicks on Chinese TikTok swinging their booty meat and showing their areas and talking about getting flued out to the UAE. That's not on Chinese TikTok. Oh, that's all stopped over there. Chinese TikTok looks like damn Sesame Street. I'm serious. Chinese TikTok is very sanitized. However, what they show you here in America is every [ __ ], every [ __ ], every aspiring porno chick, dumb, stupid, lazy, fake, everything, advocating for and demanding their own whoring and sluting, and the algorithm feeds you simply a nonstop sewer pipe of it. But that's not what you will get if you turn on TikTok in China. Now they made it, but what they show their people is radically different from what they show here. There are lessons to be learned.

So, you see, I give room to these things because I know that there are outside powers working to undermine them on African soil. But the PROBLEM IS THEY GOT A BUNCH OF INSIDE TRAITORS WORKING TO UNDERMINE THEM ON AFRICAN SOIL. And that's the next thing. When Nelson Mandela went to work, the first order of business before you grab them Afrikaners, you got to clear out all the inside traitors sitting right next to you. Anyone and everyone who talks about the truth and reconciliation and all that garbage you all just liberated yourselves from. Everybody sitting on this side of the fence. You need to go round all of them up first. Tell the Afrikaners, "I'll be right with you and just hang tight. Just sit still. I'LL BE RIGHT BACK FOR YOU. I got to go get some of these house [ __ ] over here that y'all built up after all this time. We got to get some of them. We going to round them up first, and after we done with them, then we coming to pay you a visit." So, first we got to clean out the trash over here, which is exactly what the Bolsheviks and Chairman Mao and every other successful national reformation has ever done. All of the loyalists to the old order, you are the first ones they round up. Every successful national reform in history, the ones that have succeeded, the first order of business is rounding up any and all loyalists to the old order. We will not have any living traitors. All of you who were serving the thing that we just defeated, the fight ain't over until you're dealt with. And that didn't happen. And as a result, the disease and the cancer has been allowed to fester and spread and now metastasize. This is where they're at now. It didn't happen. It should have happened. And as you can see, they are hard at work to destabilize the young so that the old fat cats who've made good over the last three decades. The old corrupt fat cats are sitting there making their under-the-table deals with the Afrikaners and selling out the people at large. However, I say the words "selling out to people." I'm, I'm using that phrase, but, um, is it really selling you out if you desire it and go there willingly? Damn. Is that really selling you out at that point? There's the issue that we have. It's that that problem right there. There are a bunch of them who've been waiting for their chance to join the white aristocracy. They've saw these people deified. The pray, the brainwashing and the programming is taken. You got African judges wearing white wigs. They see themselves as aspiring members of the white aristocracy, if only we can get them to accept us. And the white Afrikaners play them against themselves because they've never had a shortage of sellouts. They've never had a shortage of sellouts and bootlickers. They don't have to buy off your whole society. They just have to buy off one or two. And that's exactly what you're witnessing now. Covered this before, how there were black female judges there demanding that Julius MMA not upset the Afrikaners. Please remember the folks who have joined hands with the white supremacists. Remember the ones who join hands with them.

So you see that is the real fate. Why have we done things the way that we have? Because this is the current state, South Africa and Africa in general. They do not have daily conversations about this. THERE SHOULD BE A MILLION JULIUS MMAS. THERE SHOULDN'T BE JUST ONE. THERE SHOULD BE A MILLION JULIUS MMAS in that country, but there's not. You take a look at them, and they have all gone through similar experiences. THEY HAVE ALL LIVED THIS UNDER THE BOOT OF APARTHEID WITHIN THEIR LIFETIMES. ALL OF THEM LIVED UNDER IT. And yet there are those who still long for life back on the plantations, back under the boot. Now, don't you know what a poisonous environment that is? Do you understand how poisonous an environment that is? What that means is that you have a white supremacist in literally every room. You have the white supremacists who are the Afrikaners, and then you have the black bootlickers who identify with the white supremacists. So they are white supremacist agents sitting right next to you. They can't be white, but they subscribe to white supremacy and sitting right next to you. And their goal is not to fight the Afrikaner. Their goal is to fight you. And to defeat you for the honor and glory of the white supremacist. That's what their goal is. So please understand when folks attempt to play dumb, when they attempt to play dumb about why it is that we have said that there has to be a thinning of the herd and a delineation of the people. When we say that, this is the reason why even if we could get a foothold on African soil, you're attempting to sell pan-Africanism to people who are against pan-Africanism. And by the way, a brief reminder here to anybody, anyone who attempts to speak negatively of brother Julius Malma, peace be upon his name. So, anyone who attempts to speak negatively of him now or in the comments after the video is recorded, you will be banned. Now, you can call me up and say it directly. What you will not be allowed to do is make a comment about it. You can say it directly here. If you didn't say it directly to me here, you'll just be banned. Don't ever worry about asking to be unbanned. You'll be permanent. You got to understand for some folks with their [ __ ] boots on, it's just everything of them is a clout taste. Let me get some attention. Okay. Well, all right. There's only one way to get attention on this one. I mean, you can get that attention, but there's only going to be one way you're going to get that. Just one.

Brothers and sisters, you can judge a man by his enemies. You can judge a man by his enemies. You can judge a man by the people who don't like him. And so you see when Julius Ma is being spoken about by Donald Trump, he didn't bring up Ramaphosa. He brought up Julius Malema. Donald Trump is letting you know his problem WITH SOUTH AFRICA. HIS PROBLEM WITH SOUTH AFRICA AIN'T SITTING IN THAT CHAIR NEXT TO HIM. He's not worried about you. He's worried about Julius Malema there. That's what he's worried about. He's worried about that. He's worried about that. So, you can judge a man by his enemies. And Donald Trump says Julius Ma is the enemy. So, don't believe me. Who are THE PEOPLE WHO DON'T LIKE HIM? Who are the folks who don't like him? You can't fake your way through EVERY DAMN THING. ELON MUSK DOES NOT LIKE JULIUS MMA. WELL, so far as I can tell, he's got Julius has all the right enemies. How is it that Julius Malema is an adversary of every SINGLE DESPICABLE SCUM-SUCKING WHITE SUPREMACIST ON AMERICAN soil and and something wrong with him? So far as I can tell, he's disliked by all the right people. You take a look at the folk who don't like him. Well, these are the exact same people that we are at odds with over here now. So, that right there tells you a lot of what you need to know. How is it that the people who are your enemies over here, they don't like him either? Now, how in the world does that happen?

The problem, brothers and sisters around the world, is that the disease is not limited to South Africa. South Africa is an acute case. It is a clear-cut case. But South Africa is far from an isolated case. And this is the reason that pan-Africanism is dead because the Africans are not promoting pan-Africanism. Hell, they're not PROMOTING AFRICANISM. WHAT? DAMN. They refuse to stand for Africanism on African soil. They are literally talking about the love of Jesus and that the priority needs to be preparing a table for the Africa. They're talking about the love of Jesus and the necessity of reconciling with the Afrikaners AND TELLING BLACK FOLK IN SOUTH AFRICA, YOU DON'T NEED to be racist. Don't be racist against them. While the Afrikaners, as I just showed you all, are on African soil practicing unadulterated, undiluted white supremacy. But they're telling the black folk, "Y'all need, we don't need no racism here." And don't, don't be doing that.

Jason, why do you support Julius MMA? Because he did the, he did the difficult things when doing the difficult things well. He did the right thing when doing the right thing was difficult. He's done the right thing when doing the right thing is hard to do. That's the issue. He did the right thing and has continued to do the right thing when it's hard to do that. He has never attempted to alienate himself from us. And that's the reason why of all the people they could go after, they going after him. Now, you don't hear them going after any of the Afrikaners now, do you? Do y'all get that? Hey, does somebody want to sit up here and tell Lawrence Olivier up here, by the way, where are the, where are the white Afrikaners on trial? Because you see, you can see them with guns over there. So, how is it that the white Afrikaners are not being arrested and tried? Why is that not occurring?

Throughout history, it becomes necessary for a people to purge themselves of a certain unrecalcitrant element amongst their people. Individuals who have grown up under the old order. Individuals who have grown up in servitude and they still have a taste for it. And it becomes necessary to deal with that specifically because you have individuals who grew up under the old system, but they still have a taste for it. Why? They have some fond memories from their time back in those days. They look back at it with nostalgia. They have no desire to be empowered. Why? They just want to hear about how they're going to get by. And also Mackie talked about this, that one of the hardest endeavors is to initiate a new order of things because people who prospered, individuals who prospered under the old order. At best, they will question you, and at worst, they will work to undermine you because they did very well under the old order of things, even if they lived as servants. Why? They, and by their estimation, they did well under the old order, and they're, they're, they're all they can think about is how stable that was. Well, yeah. I mean, we were in servitude, and yeah, the white folks was, I mean, GIVING US THE BARE KNUCKLE BUSINESS, but at least it was stable. So, they would prefer to have stable servitude and oppression as opposed to uncertain freedom and self-determination. And that is why from the Bolsheviks to Chairman Mao to all the others, the first order of business was getting rid of that contingent. The individuals who desired to backslide into exactly the servitude and oppression we just fought to leave. They desire to go back. The Christian Bible talks about this in the story of Moses. They got away from Egypt. And what happened right after that? They had some tough times. So, let me get this straight. When you were in Egypt and you were being whipped and beaten and starved, you were crying out to the gods of Abraham, the God of Abraham, rather, to save you. So, you were in, you were in so much torment. You were screaming out for salvation. And just as soon as you got away from Egypt, cuz you told yourself nothing could be worse than being here. And as soon as you had to go to a new place, you started talking about, "Oh, it ain't as nice here as it was in Egypt. That was nice." You had individuals murmuring about how great things were back in Egypt, how much better it was back there. You mean the place where you were being beaten and hanged and raped and starved? That was better. So you have been warned about that now for millennia. You've been warned about that tendency among people for millennia that even once they have been rescued from a circumstance, you'll have those who will sit there and look at it and start making and comparing notes. They are the weak. Their experiences broke them. That's what you need to understand. You going through that experience, it strengthened you. Yeah. But for these other folk here, going through that experience broke them, and even they have become institutionalized.

Jason, why are you yelling it? Cuz ain't nobody else telling it. >> STILL WITH IT, [ __ ] They have become institutionalized like a prisoner serving a life sentence at Angola. Like the movie The Shawshank Redemption, they've been there so long, they can't really identify or function in a world that isn't so tightly controlled on them. So even if you liberated them from it, the white supremacists believe in the slavery of psychology. It's something that they have practiced worldwide. Not just here in North America, they practiced it worldwide. So anywhere and everywhere they go, they program the people like a prison. You figure you have to treat people well to get them to stand still. Folks, you have some of y'all, you got to mean your family, friends. Some of y'all been there. Institutionalization is a real thing. When you have a routine, you have certainty, even if you are being completely oppressed and suppressed. And so you see the prisoners who still have a free mind are standing next to inmates. They're standing next to inmates who have been institutionalized. And they don't see the prison as a prison anymore. They see the prison as home. And maybe it's A LITTLE ROUGH, and maybe it's A LITTLE difficult sometimes, but the guards are their family, and the cell block is their neighborhood, and their prison bunk is home, and they're comfortable here. They're comfortable here. And at this time, Africa is cursed and plagued by it. From the crown to the horn, it is plagued by it. Anywhere and everywhere you go, that is exactly what you run into time and time again. You see the same pattern repeating itself. And so long as they fight to reject the definition and the identity of blackness that we, the foundation in America, have sent around the world, and that they still continue to fight and resist. Until they do that, I would like to tell you that they will remain slaves, but that is not a true statement. That is not actually a true statement. It's not true. The goal of the Afrikaner and the white supremacist is not a subjugated black minority. The goal of the white supremacist and the Afrikaner is the extermination of the black population. Their goal is not your subjugation. Their goal is your extermination. I would like to tell you that they are alone, but that is simply put not a true statement. Not a true statement at all. And this has been what has plagued them. So I am sad to see these events unfold here. I'm sad to see this because this is a shame and a humiliation for them to have this be the case. This is a shame and a humiliation. They should not be allowing this kind of thing to occur. But there it is. There it is. So, we will keep monitoring the situation. We will support it in any way that we can. But if you thought that the Afrikaners were gone, you have been given a brutal wakeup call. They are alive and well and still at work, and they've got help. I've said before here that I've been ahead of this before anybody here. I delineated myself from the old [ __ ] decades ago. But if you think the old [ __ ] are just a problem in America, no, it's not just here. All over the place, the white supremacists realize that they got folks they can work with. They got individuals in the older generations they can work with. You would figure that the people who quote unquote suffered the most would actually be the most offended by it. And it's actually the opposite. They're the ones most at home. It is those that did not come up under that that have emerged to be the most resistant and combative. And that's why they keep desperately attempting to treat us like young old [ __ ]. So every time they deal with us, they try to deal with us the way they do the old [ __ ]. And then they realize that's not really happening. Not really happening and not really helping. It's, it's not really going that way. But that hasn't stopped them from desiring it. It hasn't stopped them from desiring it. It hasn't stopped them from wanting it. It hasn't stopped them from pursuing it. This is what it is. This is what it is. And they haven't let it go. They haven't let it go, people. Not at all. That's the warning for your and my generation. Pan-Africanism is dead, and Africa is showing that it is unworthy. It is totally unworthy of individuals like Julius Malma. However, you might disagree. Therefore, we've gone ahead and pinned the link to the Zoom there in the chat room. So, you are more than welcome to go ahead and give us a call here. You're more than welcome to go ahead and do that. In the meantime, I want to thank everyone, and I do mean everybody, for contributing tonight's program on PayPal, Super Chat, Venmo. 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Here folks, in addition to that, there was something else I wanted to go into here because it has been a bit of a topic of discussion more recently, and I wanted to go ahead and deal with that as well because >> certain things get left unstated or unsaid, and it's, it's, it's important for us to cover that also. Now, there's one of these YouTube channels that's done by that fella Simon, the British fella. They got, I don't know how many YouTube channels they got. Boy, it must be at least a dozen or so now. Must be at least a dozen or so now. Or at least that's the idea here. That's the idea here. And the reason why I want to go into this is because I want to, you know, make it clear to folks here. This is the kind of thing that we're dealing with, man. This is the kind of thing that we're having to deal with here. When you want us to work with folks and whatnot, and I'm like, "Okay, they don't even have a white supremacist government to deal with." That's the kind of thing I want you to see. So, I want you to take a look at this real quick because there's one key part in particular here, by the way. Fair use. Fair use. I want to go ahead and show that to you all here real quick. And I want you to see what we're talking about because there's one part in particular I want you to watch and see. And don't worry, when it gets there, you'll recognize it.

>> 22nd, 2024, hundreds of protesters are filing through the streets of Ghana's capital, Accra. They're not just holding placards. Some are carrying plastic bottles filled with murky water. The kind you wouldn't dare to drink. As the crowd marches, the police descend on them, arresting dozens. At first glance, you'd assume they were protesting against the government. But that wasn't the case. In fact, these protesters were demanding something basic, something obvious even. They were asking the government to save Ghana's rivers and forests from being destroyed. Over the past decade or so, Ghana has seen a surge in illegal gold mining, known locally as Galamsey. This mad gold rush is slowly poisoning the country and threatening its very existence. About 60% of Ghana's freshwater sources have been contaminated with toxic chemicals like mercury, arsenic, and lead, which can stay in the environment for hundreds of years and accumulate in plants, fish, and other animals. Researchers say if nothing changes, Ghana may have to start importing clean water by 2030. It gets worse because the country has lost more than 100,000 acres of farmland and forests the size of cities like Berlin and Lagos to illegal gold mining. To put it simply, Galamsey has become an existential threat to Ghana. But how did things get so bloody bad? Well, let's start from the very beginning. If you know anything about Ghana, then you know it is considered the land of gold. Ghana is Africa's top gold producer and ranks sixth globally. There's an old saying that goes, we'll quote here, "There's no land in Ghana which doesn't have gold, even in the topsoil. Ghana is gold."

Now for all the folks who want to talk about, oh, they, they let us come over there and you have your right to abode. Yeah. Can you see why it is that they want to make sure that we don't become citizens over there? You know, with the attitudes that we bring, we're not coming over. We're not going to leave North America to go find a place to go kiss white asses. So, our response is going to be radically different. But yeah, when you take a look at this, yeah, can you, can you understand why it is that? Yeah, we're not really preferred to go over there. They're not trying to make it easy for us now, are they? End quote. That shiny yellow metal has been mined in the region for thousands of years. In the past, it was used as currency and traded widely. To the people of Ghana, gold isn't just a commodity. It holds a special place in local cultures. One of the most important cultural symbols of the Ashanti, Ghana's largest ethnic group, is a golden stool. According to folklore, this chair was conjured from the sky by a powerful priest. It is seen as an embodiment of the Ashanti people's collective soul. Gold also symbolizes prestige and power in Ghana. To this day, at festivals and other cultural events, you'll find Ashanti chiefs and their retinue decked out in massive gold chains, rings, bracelets, and anklets. They often also carry intricately designed golden objects that depict adages or historical events. Interesting. So, how can

You be sitting on so much gold and be so abjectly poor? Whereas the Europeans have relatively little gold and yet they've got the largest gold reserves in the world. How can that be that you all that that's the case? You should be the richest folk on earth because clearly gold is like diamonds is being artificially suppressed is being artificially restricted. The supply is being artificially constrained. But very clearly we can find plenty of it. Wonder why that is.

The practice of Ghanian chiefs wearing gold isn't new. Early Arab travelers to the region around the 8th to the 11th century wrote about royal dogs with golden collars and officials wearing massive golden nuggets around their wrists so large that attendants had to help them hold up their hands. Now, if the Arabs were so used to gold like that and wealth like that, why in the world would they be making special documentation acknowledgement of it? So even by their standards, hey, these dudes is doing the most, man. They got a gold game that folk can't really touch and it's not new. I mean, we're talking about thousands of years. So, what the hell happened?

Gold helped the Ashent Kingdom to build powerful armies, and it became one of the most dominant powers in the region in the pre-colonial era. When Europeans first arrived in Ghana in the 15th century, they were amazed by the abundance of gold in the area. This inspired the British to name the country the Gold Coast and that name persisted until the 19th century when Ghana gained political independence. Martin Aisi the head of Ghana's minerals commission described the value of gold in Ghanian culture in an interview with CNN in 2024 saying, and we'll quote him here, "Gold is everything to us. It's part of our DNA. Our whole life is tied to gold." End quote.

By now you get the picture. Ghana is rich in gold. The country's relationship with his precious metal stretches way back in time, and it is baked into local culture. Traditionally, the people of Ghana used mining techniques like panning. They even tunnneled into rocks to find the gold. Despite mining for generations, they didn't pollute rivers or destroy whole forests. But times have changed, and so has the way people search for gold.

The British were the first to launch large-scale gold mining operations in Ghana and industrialize the sector. But most of the profits made at the time were siphoned out of the country. When Ghana gained independence in 1957, the government was hoping to use the proceeds from its gold mining operations to benefit the young nation. However, things didn't pan out as they had hoped. By 1983, Ghana's gold production had dropped to just 6.8 tons. For context, about 20 years earlier, in 1964, Ghana produced 28 1/2 tons of gold. And just last year in 2025, the country produced a record 187 1/2 tons.

Faced with this steep drop in production, Ghana's leaders concluded that the best course of action was to liberalize the gold mining sector. And one way they did this was by introducing the small-scale gold mining act of 1989, which basically allowed artisanal miners to obtain licenses to dig. For years, most of Ghana's gold has been mined by large companies like Gold Fields, Newmont, and AngloGold Ashanti. However, artisanal miners, both licensed and unlicensed, have always existed, operating mostly in the background. That's no longer the case today.

Unfortunately, illegal small-scale gold mining or "galamsey" has exploded in recent years and has become the center of public discussion in Ghana for all the wrong reasons. While the exact number of galamsey sites in the country is highly debated, they are thought to number in the thousands and employ more than a million people. For context, in 2020, licensed small-scale mining operations were responsible for up to 35% of Ghana's gold output and supported over 10% of its population. Yet, the size of licensed small-scale mining operations in the country is thought to be significantly smaller than that of galamsey. This should give you a hint about the sheer magnitude of this problem.

If you were to take a road trip from Ghana's capital, Accra, to its second largest city, Kumasi, you'll drive past dozens of shops for gold vendors in the little towns that dot the highway. And just on the outskirts of some of these towns, you'll find water bodies visibly polluted by illegal mining. Some rivers have become muddy brown. Sometimes you'll even find abandoned gold mining machinery sitting right in the middle of the water. But that's just a part of the problem. Forests and farms are being sliced apart by galamsey operators. In some communities, miners are digging just a few feet away from the walls of people's homes. The destruction of the environment is so severe here that international NGO WaterAid described it as an "ecocide." According to some estimates, Ghana loses over $2.3 billion every year to galamsey, a significant amount, however you cut it. Galamsey is bad news for Ghana. So, it begs the question, why can't they just stop the practice?

So the gold digging is actually costing them money. The gold digging is costing them money. Must be billions of dollars that they're getting a hold of because remember the price of gold has spiked here in the last year or two. So they're sitting on tons of wealth here and yet you're losing money. Okay. Well, that's where things start to get a little bit tricky. Small-scale gold mining has been a thing in Ghana for decades. In fact, the term "galamsey" actually means "gather and sell" or "gather them and sell." There's always been a thin line between legal and illegal small-scale mining in Ghana. In the past, galamsey operations mostly consisted of small groups of young men and women working together to dig, pan, and wash gold by hand. However, things started to shift about two decades ago when Chinese prospectors took an interest in Ghana.

All righty then. Jason, WHY ARE YOU MAKING US WATCH THIS FOR THE LAST FIVE MINUTES? WHAT? I DON'T SEE WHAT THIS GOT TO DO WITH ANYTHING. Do you see it now? Yeah. See it now? Gather and sell or gather and sell. There's always been a thin line between legal and illegal small-scale mining in Ghana. In the past, galamsey operations mostly consisted of small groups of young men and women working together to dig, pan, and wash gold by hand. However, things started to shift about two decades ago when Chinese prospectors took an interest in Ghana's illegal gold mining sector. Working with local collaborators, they expanded gold mining sites and introduced earth-moving machinery and other sophisticated equipment for detecting gold.

Decades ago, when Chinese prospectors took an interest in Ghana's illegal gold mining sector, working with local collaborators, they expanded gold mining sites and introduced earth-moving machinery and other sophisticated equipment for detecting gold. Since then, Ghana's illegal gold mining sector has taken off, spurred by Chinese investment. A 2017 report by the Global Initiative, a Swiss-based organization that tracks organized crime, said there were Chinese mining communities in Ghana with signs and adverts in Mandarin. Many locals were reportedly even fluent in the language. In 2025, a Time magazine report estimated that there were 50,000 Chinese gold miners operating in Ghana. Other foreign nationals are also involved, including those from neighboring countries like Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire.

Okay, so for those of you who want to know what I think of Burkina Faso and whatnot. Okay. Yeah. You know who ain't there? Us. You know who they haven't rolled out the red carpet for? Us. You know who isn't able to invest over there? Us. You notice it's the same damn story everywhere you go. The red carpet is rolled out for anybody and everybody except the richest black people in the world. Oh, that door is locked for you. But for the Chinese, not only can you come over, COME OVER, DESTROY the soil, loot the gold, obliterate the clean water, DO AS YOU PLEASE. OH, you Americans, you sit your asses down. You need to give us the $40. But you rolled out the red carpet for these Chinese who are destroying everything. YOU SHOULD BE QUIET. GIVE ME MY $40.

Use of powerful machinery allows miners to extract more gold from the earth, but it damages the environment at an alarming rate and makes farmlands unusable. Galamsey miners also use chemicals such as mercury and cyanide to extract gold. And in doing so, they pollute the soil and water bodies. Cyanide is quite bad. Considering the catastrophic effects of illegal mining in Ghana, it's easy to blame the people who engage in it. And I mean, rightfully so. But that perspective does overlook a bit of an important nuance. You see, economic insecurity is one of the biggest factors driving people to work in illegal gold mining fields in Ghana. Okay? And there's the issue right there is because we solve economic insecurity. We created American culture. We are the driver of American culture, which is America's biggest export. America's biggest export is not cars or electronics. Its biggest export is its culture. And we are the creators and curators of that culture. And over there, they're just cheap, pathetic knockoffs that can't even do the damn thing right. We will show y'all how to get this place hot. We will show y'all how to make it pop. People want to go to the United Arab Emirates because we made a new place pop. They want to go to Miami because we made a new place hot. We were done with New York. We were done with LA. Okay. Miami, UAE, we latched on to it because we were actively looking for a new place there. Atlanta became HOT BECAUSE WE SAID SO. HARTSFIELD-JACKSON, THE BIGGEST, busiest airport on the planet, is the one that we chose. Not New York, not LA, the one we chose because we turned Atlanta from a sleepy southern city into the place to be. People, Atlanta is not beachfront property. So, you can't use the United Arab Emirates, Miami thing. Atlanta isn't beachfront property. It's got muggy weather. It's a southern state. It's subject to all those problems. And yet, it's the place to be. No beachfront required. No mountains required. None of the usual natural artifacts and natural formations that you usually have to have to quote unquote create an attraction. We made it an attraction simply because we're there. And we could have exported that type of black excellence to Ghana and all parts in between. But you see, first we would have to sell them on the idea. They don't think what they have is valuable because they don't think that they are valuable. So they're looking for Chinese to tell them that they're valuable. And since there aren't enough white asses to kiss, they grab some Asian ones to smooch on instead.

In the chat room. Sir, if you don't be quiet, hawk talking about what your imaginary brother done been. Always somebody making up lies about how welcome they are. You know what you don't see? You do not see a program like Israel. Nobody, as I said, nobody's rolling out the red carpet. This is not about your brother being a passport bro, going on sex tourism. This is about getting over there and are they enabling you to do business the way the Chinese are over there doing business? And nobody's putting handcuffs on the Chinese. Nobody's putting brakes on them. They're saying you can sit UP HERE AND DESTROY THIS DAMN PLACE. So let me know if your make-believe when your make-believe brother got that connection and you will be required to show phone numbers and sources. Don't worry, that'll shut him up now. They love us over there. They don't love you enough to let you make no money and do nothing. They don't love you enough for that. Old beat-up ass retired military [ __ ] sit up. I've been to Burkina Faso. I've been to South America. [ __ ] you're a sex tourist. You ain't holding no weight. You ain't building nothing. And they're not holding out their hand to build nothing with you. And then clowns get on the internet. Think we don't know the only reason you going over there. How far can I get this pigeon check to go? Hey, baby girl, shake it for a 20. Meanwhile, we're talking about real substantial substantive things. That conversation never ever kicks off. Never had the fella talking about he done built ACON City. DAMN. WHY IS IT YOU [ __ ] NEVER talk about you done built ACON City by now? You getting enough love. The Chinese got a block over there, [ __ ] You ain't got a damn corner store. You ain't got enough love over there for them to get that. You got enough love to drop your damn tourism money. That's what you got. You have that. Nobody's looking for you. Nobody's checking for you. Which is why that the substance of story, that's the one you don't have. Otherwise, you'd be telling us about what got built. They ain't showing you enough. They ain't showing your imaginary make-believe pie in the sky brother how what they going to build. Hey, we're going to build over here. Oh, we ain't built nothing. Just drop your tourism money and get your ass back on that plane. The Chinese are not dropping no tourist money. They setting up shop. Notice these fellas when they make up their little make-believe stories about Africa. They don't never tell us about the setting up shop part of it. Ain't nothing really popping off like that. Hell no. Cuz they're not going to let you do that. Soon as you got five Americans over there, you get five black Americans over there and it'll be the Ghanaian and what are y'all doing? Hey, who are these [ __ ] What are you doing? They are after our women. You come over HERE WITH YOUR SWAG AND STUFF. We do not need that. Okay. Well, you got the Chinese down the street over here. These are good people. YOU WATCH WHAT YOU SAY. THEY ARE GOOD PEOPLE. They don't make trouble. They They've blown up your damn river, [ __ ] What the hell? BROTHER NEED AMERICA. YOU BLACK AMERICA. You blackies COME OVER HERE. YOU'LL MAKE TROUBLE. SO, let me get this straight. The Chinese folk done obliterated your damn river. He ain't making no trouble. You trying to figure out how to get as many of them over there as you can. And he's done blew up the river, blew up the farms, poison the damn land for thousands of acres. But for us, there are three OF YOU HERE. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? Y'all remember the WOMAN WHO SOME CLOWN IN MY DAMN chat room trying to talk about his imaginary brother. Meanwhile, we already covered this years ago about the black folk who went over there to Ghana. The sister went over there to Ghana talking about she thought everybody tried to sell her on that live out or everything's great and everything's fine. The moment she got off the damn airport, they hitting her ass up for money and never stopped doing it. And the folks were terrorizing her and every damn thing else. And she's not the only one got the story. But it's always going to be some dope-smoking jackass. Okay, [ __ ] Where's your proof? I got a brother somewhere. What's your brother's name? Ro. Can Can Ro get on the phone right quick? You know, Ro be moving around like they love it over there, brother. They love it over there. SIT YOUR DRUNK ASS DOWN. Sit your ass down. We got real stuff to deal with, [ __ ] Make-believe. You know they love us, Jason. That's the problem right there. You so negative. They love it over there. Okay. They love the Chinese a hell of a lot more. They love the Chinese a hell of a lot more. We can't get none of that Chinese love in Ghana. And I, BY THE WAY, HEY, DOES SOMEONE WANT TO TELL ME where's the RIGHT TO ABODE paperwork that the Chinese signed and set up over there? Y'all, I'm asking for a friend. Where where where is the right to abode paperwork? I wonder how many you remember you got to get somebody to vouch for you and got uh well, okay, all them Chinese folk over there. I'm wondering because I'm looking on my screen here right now and I got questions. Hey, who who vouched for these dudes? The ones on y'all screen right now. Who who who vouches for these dudes? Hey y'all, WHO VOUCHED FOR THEIR PAPERWORK? Who is THE LOCAL RELATIVE THAT THEY GOT? The local Ghanian relative who signed off to say, "Oh yeah, this this my this my cousin Chang over here cuz you know that's how they hit you." So by the way, who I know what the damn paperwork says. Who signed off on theirs? It ain't just one person. So Oh, who signed off on theirs, y'all? Oh. Oh, nobody know nothing now. Now, nobody knows anything. I don't know who. Okay. I'm just checking to see cuz I'm taking a look at them. There's no shortage of them. All right, well, fine. I'm just trying to figure out who signed who endorsed their paperwork because we know what the rules are. So very clearly somebody endorsed their paperwork and I'm Did they have to sign the same damn right to abode thing they try to flag it? You are they on a work visa? You think they're overstaying their visas? Okay. My brother My brother going Okay. Tell your brother the Chinese done run his ass up out of there. How Tell him that. Tell your brother go take some pictures with him. We'll see. Let me go ahead and jump over here on Zoom right quick. Let me go ahead and jump over here on Zoom right quick. Let me see where am I at here? Okay, we got Shakir up here on Zoom. What's on your mind, Shakir?

Good evening, Jason. Isn't a basic tenant of human nature? The more I can do for you, the more I can get you to do for me. And so the African mindset when it comes to establishing industry and commerce, the Africans feel the Europeans, Asians, and Russians have more to offer in that regard than FBA's. That's the mindset that they had.

Okay, that is literally a false statement. The reason that you note for a fact that this is a false statement is because of the fact that the folk, the black folk who come over there, remember, are vetted. So it it's not just some random tourist stumbling his way through there. You've had doctors, engineers, you've had upper-income folks, six and seven-figure people over there. You've had NBA athletes and every damn thing else, brother. So that's just a flat-out false statement. Also, it's not like they're letting in the cream of the crop from Asia. It's not like that's occurring. This is just like among the bottom-tier sectors of the lower class here. It's just the average Asian dude, like the average white man. He's not sitting on no damn paper. These are not rich Asians coming over there. Not as individuals. Now, there might be some Chinese companies or some Chinese interests, usually state interests, okay? But that's a whole different thing. There's corporate interest, then there's individual investors. Everyone locks the door when the black individual investors show up. However, for the Asians, it can be Billy Bob and whatever and he's in. So, that statement is just flat out not true.

Now, I was thinking that they see it from the perspective of the governments that offer the resources to back them up in terms of being able to, you know, establish the infrastructure and things like that. And you once said that FBA's don't even own a bicycle shop. So I just think that from a material perspective, Sun Tzu said you always have to think of like your adversary and that's why I think the Africans have that mindset. Well, these other nations have more to offer materially than FBA's.

Okay. I I've never said that we don't own a bicycle shop. So you all I can imagine.

You smoke crack, don't you? YOU SMOKE CRACK, DON'T YOU? LOOK AT ME, BOY. DON'T YOU SMOKE CRACK?

YEAH. YES, SIR.

You know what that does to you? It it does this to you, Shakir. So, wherever you're hallucinating that from, you know, it's just I know they got the new strain of weed out, but it's No, brother. I never said anything like that cuz that would be flat-out false. You can literally Google black-owned bicycle shops, dude. So.

I remember I remember hearing it, Jason. I remember.

Okay. It's okay, [ __ ]. It was the voices. Okay. You can literally you can literally Google black-owned bicycle shop right now, [ __ ]. I'm not here to argue this with you. You can Google black-owned bicycle shop right now. Now, if I'm lying about that, go to Google and prove me wrong. You can literally GOOGLE IT. RIGHT THIS SECOND.

I know what I heard.

Oh, anyway, [ __ ]. What else? What else? I'mma get you on the phone with that other [ __ ] in here with his brother in legend brother in Ghana. The two of you can sit there hallucinate to each other all damn night. It'll be entertaining if nothing else. It'll certainly be that. And the other thing is, why the hell would you want to have a bicycle shop in Ghana? They ain't got a bicycle shop with no damn roads. WHAT DO YOU NEED A BICYCLE SHOP FOR?

I didn't say anything about a bicycle.

Okay, but I'm following up on your damn question. And even if I did say that, okay, where the d where's the damn road for a bicycle shop? THEY AIN'T EVEN GOT SIDEWALKS.

NO, I said.

Okay, thank you. ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU. Even if you did have a bicycle shop, what good is it going to do them?

I said that you said that. of FBAs in the United States in terms of what they own, not anything over in Africa.

Okay. We're talking about what we're going to offer them. So, you said it in that context, sir, about what we going to offer them. I can't off I can offer them a bicycle shop if they need one. Can they offer me a damn street and a sidewalk to put the bicycle on?

Okay. is Obama is what what can we offer Africa in that's greater than.

The first thing that we can offer them is SOME DAMN SELFRESPECT AND some damn self-confidence and we can do a turkey leg hut and a trill burger. WE GOT CONSTRUCTION companies over here. Shout out Donny Hugh Peebles for the slow bus kid. Shakir, I've only done documentaries about it, dude. So I'mma start putting the damn Sesame Street music on some of y'all [ __ ]. I've only done documentaries about this dude. We got whole black construction companies here in the US. In case you didn't clearly, you didn't know, we got whole black construction companies here. You know what we don't have? Ease of access to government contracts, which is what you need in order to scale up as a multinational because there is no company that does it without it. CL for those of you who did not know, Shakir, since clearly you don't. There's no company that becomes a billion-dollar enterprise without direct government connection. Microsoft, Clark Construction, I can go down Palantir. You got to be mobbed up with the government to get to a multinational level. Otherwise, you're just an independent firm is what you are. Which is why the Chinese, all their state-owned companies are showing up in Africa. So, no, you're not going to be able to do that. But as individuals or as smaller businesses, hell yeah, we could do a hell of a whole lot in that regard. However, we don't have a government to work with. You have a hostile government there everywhere.

Bottom line is you can't spend self-respect at the bank.

Uh, no. You're going to give your damn profits away because if you have a hole where your soul is supposed to be, you're just going to give everything you got to white folk so you can desperately borrow some self-respect as opposed to f go 10 toes down, foot to the floor with the hell of what we're talking about right now. Hey, this is our land. This is our resources. You're not going to rape it. You're not going to spoil it. Get these companies up out of here. You're not going to destroy our natural resources because this is the only thing that we got. They don't What they're showing is they don't even have respect for the land they're on. They don't have basic respect for the dirt under their feet. That's the issue. And you can't fix that with a paycheck. Take a look at what's happening now with Galamsey. They're giving them money. Yeah, they're giving them money, but they have no self-respect. So, they're sitting there gathering water from chemical-polluted rivers with their little old coins they got for they're giving up their gold. So, the first thing we're going to do is stop that. That's the first thing we're going to do because what you need to have is Dr. John Henry Clark talked about is a mythologized version of the value of where you are. Something that's transcendent. They don't have that. We're the only ones who talk about these places like they're transcendent. Them folk don't. They have an autonomous government, which is the start, which is something that we need.

Well, get over there and help them do it.

GET OFF MY PHONE. What are we going to offer them already? But he said the first thing we're going to offer them is some damn self-respect and dignity. You got gold over here. Okay. From this DAY FORWARD, AIN'T NOBODY PICKING UP A SHOVEL. WE GOING BACK TO THE OLD WAY. You're digging gold and the Chinese are walking out of here with it. Yeah. The Chinese brought in this big ass equipment with these crazy ass chemicals and they're not digging up. You think the Chinese are mining gold for Ghana? THEY'RE MINING GOLD FOR BEIJING. First order of business. Hey, go pull the damn plug on his diesel machine over there. You done with that? If we're going to dig gold, we going to dig it the old way. We are not going to destroy our land for Beijing. So the first thing we're going to do is you cannot do we're are not going to dig up the gold at the expense of the land. Congratulations. Hey Shakir, you can't eat gold. Deal with it, [ __ ].

YOU CAN'T EAT A BICYCLE EITHER. They're destroying the farmland. First order of business. You gonna stop that bull crap. Gold here, [ __ ]. You can't eat gold. You're going to stop this garbage. You're going to stop this mess. There will be proper usage of the machinery here. The first thing we're going to teach them to do, Shakir. The first thing we're going to offer them is the end of tribalism. That's the first thing we're going to offer them. We're going to give them the end of tribalism. So when they talk to their government, they'll be talking as one people, not seven damn tribes split against each other. And well, I can't talk against the president. You know, he meant my tribe. We got a HOLY DAMN BOY. DAMN THAT [ __ ]. So since you clearly didn't understand, the first thing we're going to offer them is the one thing that they don't want to give up. The end of tribalism. [ __ ] you can have a damn coat of arms OVER YOUR FIREPLACE FOR your tribe. WHEN YOU WALK OUT THAT DOOR, YOU LEAVE YOUR DAMN TRIBE IN YOUR HOME. That has NO PLACE IN THE BODY POLITIC. You notice when the Chinese come down there, they don't get to be tribal. Oh, I'm sorry. The communists destroyed that decades ago, didn't they? Hey y'all, you notice the same damn thing in Russia, too. First order of business. Hey, we ain't rocking with the tribalism. You are under the people's government. Whether you're the Bolsheviks or whether you're like that Muslim tribe that Khabib Nurmagomedov from the UFC come from, all of y'all, hey, you up under this. You under this flag now. This where you at. You can pray to whatever god you believe in, but you are a Russian citizen. So you might be a member of the kingdom of heaven, but you are a resident of Russia. So the first thing we're going to give them is the end of tribalism. And then when they start talking, they will talk in one united voice. So that when we say this is the direction we're going, this will be the direction we're going. Yes, there will be gold. Yes, there will be gold dug. But it's not going to be aggressive industrialized gold digging that destroys the environment because this ain't Beijing. So yes, there would be gold digging, but it will be like Aramco. The gold we don't need here is we don't need no Chinese to come down here and dig no damn gold.

[ __ ] please.

You've been digging gold for thousands of years. Why the hell do you need the Chinese here? What we gonna offer them, Shakir? We gonna get their DAMN HEAD STRAIGHT. WHAT THE HELL YOU DOING WITH CHINESE folk here? YOU'VE BEEN DIGGING GOLD FOR THOUSANDS of years. What do you need them for? The only thing they're going to do with the gold is take it for themselves, which is what they're doing. They're not digging gold for you. They didn't bring all this gold digging equipment down here for you. They brought it down here to dig up the gold for them. Why do you need to bring them down here to dig up gold for their damn selves? You. We're going to dig the gold on our own. We will safeguard the rivers. We will safeguard the land. We won't use all these toxic chemicals and everything's going to be good. The reason that they're raping the land is because you're digging up far more gold than you actually need. The gold is going to Beijing. If you kept the damn gold in Ghana, you'd have gold reserves to borrow against. Instead, you're allowing Beijing to come down there and rape the gold. That's why they're taking outrageous amounts of it and strip mining everything cuz they're not trying to supply money for Ghana. They're trying to supply money for Beijing, a whole different nation with way more people. THEY DON'T HAVE ENOUGH natural resources in China to sustain themselves, which is why they coming down here. And they all all you've done is trade in the European British colonial colonizers for an Asian one. How's that working out? It's not like it's making Ghana rich. We already covered they losing money. They're not getting rich off of it. So the first thing we're going to do is tell them you are not coming on the block. You are not taking it over here. It will be in the If there's going to be a nugget of gold dug in China, it's got to go to the Chinese people's benefit. If there's a nugget of gold dug in Ghana, it's got to go for the people's benefit here. That's the first thing we going to bring them is a damn identity and a code. [ __ ]

DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ].

The first thing we're going to bring them is a code of conduct. And then you can dig all the gold you like right after we has firmly established this code of conduct cuz you see what's happening without one. All it does is turn you into a giant whorehouse. You dig up resources and then you go look for the first non-Ghanaian to give it to. Except the black ones from America. So the first order of business is to impose a code of conduct street level. And that's why the government don't want us because China is not insisting on that. They know we put foot to ground. First order of business is a damn code of conduct and cleaning up this dusty ass code of conduct you currently got. That's the first order of business. Let me go ahead and jump over here on Zoom right quick. All right, we got Elijah up here on Zoom. What's on your mind, Elijah?

Hey, good evening, big brother J. Questions for you. Um, what's your last statement about um the G and I'mma get to um brother Julius Ma right after this one. Why? Um, listen. Um, I'm trying to um I'm trying to figure this out. Why would we want anything from them? You don't have nothing to give and everything. Then when you made that um joke, especially, oh, these these um [ __ ] are going to take our women. We I'm pretty sure a lot of black.

Huh.

I'm not joking.

Okay. Okay. I'm sorry about that. You know, the white the white men offer them close to whiteness and good hair. So, right.

Yeah. So, but no, I'm not I'm not joking.

No, I apologize.

No, them [ __ ] don't mind whoring their women out to anybody except one of us roll up. You know, what is Nigata? Okay, so the Asian can jump up. Take a look at them Somalians up there in Minnesota. Any white man is fine. Wait a minute, y'all. Nico, hold on.

That fell with his mouth shaped like a damn shovel and yet he wants a white man. So, I guess he figured that's going to improve the genes. I'm like, spoiler alert, my dude. Ain't going to go ain't going to go the way you think it is. But go ahead.

Yeah. No, I'm trying to make sense. Why would we want any of their stink rotten musty asses? Okay. I'm allergic to two things. Shellfish and must. Okay. If they if one of them um stink if one of them sisters raise up their um excuse me stink sisters raise up their arms they should be charged with attempted murder. Okay. We don't need none of that stuff. And then what you was talking about Yeah. We'll teach them self-respect. The first thing though they got to um comprehend self-respect.

Well brother here's the thing is that we upgrade everything we touch here. So, a lot of that awkwardness they got going on and just being this poor version of of the original here that what they worried about is we going to get that straightened out cuz I mean take a look at ACON. Ain't no females hanging out with ACON done got straightened out yet. It ain't happening. It's they get raggedier but it don't get better. When they get with us it it it it it improves. So, we improve the landscape. There's you you don't hate on somebody who's failing. You you hate on somebody who's doing better than you. You don't hate on people who are doing worse than you. You hate on focus better than you.

Yes, sir. Yes, sir. My second question, and I I promise I'm going to land my plane, brother. Um I'm I I hope to be wrong, but Julius Ma is going to lose that appeal, and I'm going to tell you why. um on my end after what you just showed with that um that nasty devil Africana judge and um he got um he got a huge force plus he got them stink um musty rotten um South African um brothers and sisters against him. There's no way in the world he's going to um win that appeal. And plus, a lot of us out here because only because of the tethers that came before him and messed everything up, a lot of brothers and sisters are not going to be stomping for him out here. Unfortunately, it's not his fault. Am I wrong?

That that's going to be their decision to make. At the end of the day, they are going to choose where they are and they're going to choose what happens to them.

They have an opportunity to demonstrate something different and go in a different direction. So, I'm not going to sign off on that particular prediction necessarily. What I'm going to say is that we're going to see what they're about.

We're going to see what they are.

Thank you very much. Give us a call. Knight here. Let me see if I can get Xavier up here on Zoom for me here right quick. Let me see if I can get Xavier up here. All right, Xavier, what's on your mind?

Yeah. How you doing, man? when you were t um when you were talking about like uh what is it that the Chinese and the Asians they're bringing over their worst you're not lying because right what a lot of people don't realize is like the um ratio between males and females the gap in there because of that uh that one child policy over the years has pretty much it's it's like there are over 5 million men in China that have absolutely no chance of getting married. So what they need to do, what the Chinese are trying to do is they're trying to dump those populations into Africa right now just so that they're not a problem in China, you know, because again, when you when you got a bunch of incels that don't know how to act, especially when they're young men and everything, it's like they cause revolution. So, the thing that the CCP is trying to do is they're trying to keep they're trying to keep these males from overthrowing the government because again, China's unemployment rate as well as like the economy has just been tanked out especially after COVID. Everybody's pretty much pulling their they've pulled their factories out. China can't feed themselves. So, you have like five mill about five million males that have no chance to get a wife. They're nothing more than a problem. So they're doing everything they can to dump them in Africa.

Well, you're correct about that. However, I think it's worse than that.

Oh, yeah. It is. But go ahead.

China has not really put a limitation or anything on how many folk they're sending down there.

These fellas are over there grabbing all the local hood rats and getting them pregnant. And I'm telling you, yeah.

Remember, China does not think about things in terms of years or decades. They think in terms of centuries.

True.

So what you will have are a bunch of half-breed Blasian children. That's the first generation.

And it may they will all be only these children will have the Chinese last names.

I said, "Yep." And next thing you know, those kids are going to get what the other immigrants.

So this is a bit different from the practice. This is more akin to what the Spanish did.

This is more akin to them and the Dominican Republic and whatnot. It's more akin. This would be something new from the Chinese. You hadn't seen this from them before. Although there is historical precedent for it. Hello, Genghis Khan. There is uh there is a historical precedent for it. So over the course of a century.

Mhm.

You can you can create a new Chinese ethnicity there in Africa and they will speak Mandarin. And by the time we get four generations out, they will be completely indistinguishable from the native Han or whichever one suits your fancy. And that's what I see occurring. No, you're absolutely correct because again, you know, we that's how that's how the Arabs and the a that's how the Arabs and everything that's how they took Egypt. I mean, you know, you look at a group you look at a group of Africans, you know, in 7,000 years, they still ain't learned their damn lesson. It's embarrassing. I mean, didn't Chancellor Williams talk about that in The Fall of Black Civilization? He wrote it down how they did it. And the first thing they did was, you know, they they breeded them out. See, that's why you get all these like divas and stuff like that. And again, the African women, they giving it up like two seconds. I mean, you just had a white, you just had some broke Russian white boy literally pulling literally pulling fe pulling African females out of church and everything. And like he was he was just basically sexing everything up and it was like, yo, man, come on. Seriously, that's embarrassing. So then you have like these a then you have like all these African females pretty much saying, oh my guy is Chinese. I'm going to go live in China. I'm like, oh my god.

Yeah. Yeah. You thought the getting flued out was bad, baby. You think you going back to Beijing? Okay, spoiler alert. Your ass going to be right here in Zimbabwe.

Exactly. Cuz the thing is, it's like, you know, and again, you see, you might see on TikTok and everything cuz see, I'm going to be straight up honest with you. There's nothing more embarrassing than an African. It's just it's just, you know, even when you're dealing in Japan over here, it's like you see you see all these you see all these African anchor babies and have and the first thing they doing is they th they throwing it back at they throwing it back at the first strip club and it's like, you know the fathers like pretty much want the fathers aren't even around anymore. I mean, it's just like dang this isn't it's it's just I'm going to land my plane.

The first thing we have to offer them ain't a damn bicycle. The first thing we have to offer them is a code of conduct. The one thing they've never had. If anybody discounts the value of that, the first thing we're going to offer them is a unified code of conduct. And anybody who ain't down with the damn code, off the block you go. No ifs ands or buts, you up out of here. Let's go ahead and see if we can get uh I guess this is WZ WS whatever it is here. Okay, WS, turn your camera and microphone on for us here. I'll give you five seconds. You must have called in twice or something. 3 seconds. One second. Okay, you are removed. If you called in more than once, we'll give you a couple of moments there to see if you can get that straightened out. If you don't, we got to move on. We can't slow down here. So, if you're having technical difficulties, this is a bad weekend to do it. Okay. Looks like they are running around the mulberry bush there. So, all right, we got uh Morpheus up here on Zoom. What's on your Morpheus?

How you doing? Um Jason, great broadcast. Um yeah like um the reason why I called it you made a good point with Ghana. I was I was originally talking going to call you about uh South Africa because um going through your point um I remember watching a South African TV show, a dating show and they had a guy it was a whole bunch of girls kind of like the pop balloon thing but it like on a grander scale and it was a whole bunch of South African women every time there was a black man there they said no right but any type of white man it was yes and it was big smiles. So when you're talking about there's there's this culture of that there it is.

I mean that right there brother has nothing to do with money.

Mhm.

Understand something. You can be the richest damn black man that there is. You can't go on Irish the Bachelorette and all the Irish women are turned down all the white men and saying they want only the black ones. That wouldn't happen. I don't give a damn if you are richer than all of them. I don't give a damn what it is. These guys would be sitting there. he got a regular old job working pushing a broom or something. The white women ain't gonna respond like that. That they are as a group. They are not going to respond that way as a group. You might find one with a fetish for it, but as a group, you're not going to get that kind of unified response like that. And it's not just South Africa, it's all of Africa. That you know most of that stuff you see online of black men this black men that most of it you look back if you look up their IPs or whatever you see they're coming from Africa if not Africa the Caribbean a lot of that nonsense but going back to your point with Ghana uh what the other caller said he's right they the Chinese are dumping uh in in Africa because you know they have more men than women but not only that because like you given your point China makes it a point to go look after.

Their people, so they're trying to keep it like a 100% employment rate, which they know is very hard. So, one of the ways they keep, uh, their people employed is by sending them off, so-called helping other countries, like you see them in, uh, uh, Jamaica building roads and stuff like that. And also, when China goes over there, you have to hire their people. They, they will not hire your people, no matter what.

Yeah. I mean, they, they bring, what they do is they send their state-owned companies over there, 'cause everything's state-owned. And you're just making a deal with the state-owned company. They don't want nothing from you except for you to get the hell out the way and let them build this Belt and Road Initiative. That's all they want you to do. If they've chosen you, it's because you've got resources. They, they're not choosing places at random, bro. They're choosing specific places for specific reasons. They're not showing up wondering what you got. They already know what you got, and that's why they showing up. So, anything that they're offering you is just a, is just an opening offering to get you to lower your guard. And the, the problem is these folks know it. That's why I was saying over there in Jamaica, the Chinese doing their thing, the white folks own the damn beach, and the native Jamaicans can't even set up a damn cart on their own beaches.

Now, that right there is the kind of thing that we're talking about. That right there, not black people in a white nation. We're talking about black folks in a black nation from the bottom to the top, went through slavery and every damn thing else, and this is what they took out of it. Yep. You know, when I was looking at it and I, and I noticed that a lot of other black groups besides us are just unfortunately ready to kiss white butt. And there I kept thinking to myself, what, what makes us different than them? And you know what it is? Is the fact that we have a concept called cooning. There's no concept like that in Africa. There's no concept like that in the Caribbean.

Yeah. There, there is no concept of cooning, you know, race traitor or anything like that. There's no concept of that. Right. And that keeps us on code. And, and one of the reasons why we're the richest black people. And going back to what you said already earlier is when the China, and this is true 'cause I'm a history person too, China and Russia, the first thing they did was get rid of their coons. And they were like, you know what? And they got rid of their tribalism. And you know, people always say, oh, black Americans don't have culture. Well, one of the cultures is we don't like cooning. Another thing is that we, we are connected. We know, even if we might have a little disagreement, but we know that we come together against white supremacy. We know that. And we had the foolish mistake thinking that other black people have the same mentality. And unfortunately, they don't.

Yeah. China's not really the place. You hear about these white men going overseas to Asia. You don't hear them really talking about knocking nothing down in China. They talk about Thailand. They talk about Japan, South Korea. But you notice there's not a whole lot of stories about the Passport Bros and the sex tourism thing and, oh, they love white men in China. You notice that? Not a whole lot of stories like that over there. Not a lot of them. Oh, I'm sorry, 'cause the state is watching everybody.

So it's kind of hard to be a little Asian bedw over there. It's difficult.

Now, I, I do follow trying to. There is a little bit of white worship over there, but you're right because the men will, will cast them. I, I've seen it where the men will go up to white dudes like, get out of here. You're, they call, I forgot the name of it, but it basically translates to white loser.

Right. There, there's some of that going on over there. But the problem is, what I'm saying is that's on an individual basis. This isn't something that goes all, this ain't going up to Xi Jinping.

This is not going up the ladder to the top where they're like, "Oh, well, you know, let them do their thing." No, no, no, no. That's not the case. No, it is not.

You're right. It's not like Thailand. You got some chick who got a VPN who done got around the damn sensors and filters over there and she's watching American Instagram. Now she wants a zaddy, but other gonna be one or two of them. But by and large, it's like, no, it's not really popping off like that. It really, really isn't. Yeah. You know, and back to the point with Ghana and the Chinese, you know, Chinese going everywhere, but you know, one of the power plays that China is doing is trying to, uh, have the, uh, what's the materials or what do they call that? Um, what do they call those materials? Rare, rare earth materials. So they're trying to collect as much as possible to become the superpower, try to checkmate America with that. So that's

I mean, you know, the problem with rare earth materials is they call them rare earth materials. They're really not. It's just an amalgamation of them. America was the world's epicenter of rare earth materials until for environmental regulation reasons, we stopped doing it. China stepped into doing it and just went whole hog into it. So it's not that America doesn't have it. America does. It's just the rare earths are dirty to get out. You know, it, it makes a lot of pollution. And China just basically dismissed it and said, "Screw all that. If this puts us in the lead, we're going to go ahead and do that and take the consequences later." So, congratulations. You got rid of your internal combustion engine cars. Now, you're going to pollute everything with your search for rare earth minerals. So, there, there's something to be said for that either which way. And I've got, I've got thoughts about that, too. But what I will say is that everything they're doing is for their people's benefit. Everything they're doing is for China's benefit. They're not trying to get white acceptance. They're not trying to get white approval. They're not trying to go on damn American Bandstand. They have set up their own cultural dynamic and they are feeding and fueling that. That's you don't have that in Africa.

Yeah, you're, you're right. Uh, I saw another thing. Um, they, they're trying to ban, believe it or not, um, K-pop, um, from coming into China because they didn't want them to, to look up to Koreans more than their own. I mean, they still get it because they love the, you know, through the underground VPNs and stuff like that. But that's just to show you how much they want you to value their culture, and that's because they, they, they have what's called what I think it was the hundred year or the century of humiliation when the British came over with the opium wars. They still, they still butt hurt about that and they don't want that to happen again.

Yeah. Look, and censorship only works to a certain extent because forbidden fruit is a real thing. You know, it really is a real thing. And the more trivial things are, you have to be careful once you start getting control. Now, you start thinking you can micromanage people. You've got to be careful about what fights are worth having and which ones are simply not worth having. Is K-pop really a fight worth having? Is it? Well, take a look at America for example. We became the culture. We defined the music. We created the music and everything else. For a few decades there, the white folks was all having a hissy fit about and whatnot. And what did they eventually do? They eventually decided this is not a fight worth having. When they did that, that's when they said, "As a matter of fact, maybe this is a fight worth funding." Next thing you know, Cadillac Records, and here we go. Black performers fueling white wealth. After that, you couldn't stop white folks from playing our music. Well, yeah, 'cause look who you making rich with it. So, that would be my response to them if I was advising them. I'd be like, "You can't just do this with everything because forbidden fruit is a real thing." And there are a lot of fights that, yeah, you can do this, but this isn't a fight worth. Are we really trying to win the fight against bell bottoms?

[ __ ] What?

You know, I mean, is that really a fight worth having? I mean, we can do this, but wow. We're, we're fighting that. Wouldn't it be a better idea to let K-pop come over here, okay? Take a look and see what's happening and then start your own Chinese K-pop folk, for example. They got Chinese anime now.

Yeah.

A lot of your anime studios are in China and they're making it. Okay. That was a fight you couldn't win no matter what you did. That wasn't the end of the damn world when China waved the white flag on that one. That wasn't the end of the world. So it would be a whole lot better for them to just, I mean, it wouldn't even be the awkwardness we have in America. We got white boys trying to sing soul music like, okay, all right, go ahead. But in China, I mean, they can pass for Koreans. So I mean, would it really be that difficult for them to have their own Chinese K-pop and away you go? That's why I say that's not a fight worth having. It really isn't. What are you do? Well, they, they are Korean. Okay. Really?

All right. Now, if anything trips them up, that will stop them from fighting over trivial stuff like that. So, let me get this straight. You're going to have the rare earth materials and Belt and Road Initiative and the Olympics and stuff, but we're going to stop to fight about K-pop? Really? Okay. You lost the plot, dude. You lost the plot.

Yeah. No, no, you're, you're absolutely right. Um, back to what, uh, what you said with that we can teach them self-respect. Uh, let me, and you're absolutely right 'cause self-respect, part of that is soft power. People always like, oh, what do black Americans have? What do black Americans have? You have no power. One of the biggest powers we have is soft power, and then by proxy, America has soft power because we are the culture. Like you said earlier, the, the biggest export of America is American culture, which majority of it is black culture. Okay. You have people in Japan, China, most definitely Japan, making their hair look like dreadlocks, doing hip-hop. Going back to the Africans again, all the ones in Europe and ones in Asia, they're pretending to be black Americans over there.

Right? They're not pretending to be Africans. They're pretending to be black Americans.

Correct.

Because they've had access to that forever. They didn't start doing that until the 90s.

So they weren't doing that with Bob Marley. They had access to that in Japan, too. They weren't doing that. Not back then. It wasn't until the 90s. We were the ones who made all that stuff pop. So they were, they're imitating what they see specifically over here. That's where they got it from because they had decades beforehand to be exposed to it and that didn't move the needle.

And, and you know, and just in case, um, I'm just talking to the, to the people right now. If you ever say that to an African and they try to dismiss it, if that's not true that our fashion and culture is not universal, how come when they, they dress up like that, that their parents call them, why are you dressing up like the?

Well, here's the thing, brother. You're never going to be a dominant culture if you are not first and foremost proud of the culture and that people see that's what it is. You can't cosplay at it. You can't pretend about it. People can't check your temperature and test you and then you fold. You, you can't do that. When they come and check your temperature and test you about the your adherence to the culture, it can't be first white man through the door. I'm on him. Okay. At that point right now, at that point, your culture becomes worthless. They didn't. White society did not like Malcolm X, but they respected him. Let me say that again to the continent. They did not like Malcolm X. No, they didn't. But they respected him because they knew what he was about. He stood on it. He believed in it. He lived by it. And because of his unshakable principle to it, that was what made other people gravitate to it. When you tested Malcolm's gangster, it was intact. It was whole all day, every day. Total integrity. That's what the continent is missing. The Asians have come over there to test you. And they don't see Ghanaians. They just see a bunch of weird little tribes running around over here. But they do not see a unified nation with a code of conduct. China is coming down there with a damn code of conduct. A big one. Right.

Uh, one last thing and I, and I'll, and I'll let you go. I, I was on, I was on TikTok and I saw an FBA individual going back and forth with this African person, but he said something that's very good that, um, he, the African tried to be slick and say, what makes foundational black Americans great, right? And he said, we're great because we're on our own land and you guys would be great if you stayed on your own land and made it better. And that's, that's fact. All these Nigerians like to brag about how many degrees they got. They're not going back to Nigeria to make it better. They're not going over there to teach and how to make the Nigerians, you know, free education and stuff like that. You don't see that.

Yeah. You can't preach the greatness of Nigeria sitting in in in Cleveland.

You can't preach the the greatness of Somalia sitting in Minnesota.

If it was so damn great, [ __ ] you'd be in Somalia. It's okay. It's, it ain't popping. It ain't going. And you ain't trying to figure out how to get back there. That's what's going on. So, it is the lack of damaga. But once again, Ilhan Omar can have all these damn seats. It does. You're coming over here isn't helping them because the first thing y'all do when you come over here is say, "Where the white men at?" And all that says to us is, "Oh, that's the reason you left Somalia." Well, no white men. Okay. Well, we looking for a zaddy. Okay. Well, so you've basically you are elevated sex tourist. Oh, that's going to hurt a lot of feelings. But I mean, it sounds about right though. You're, so you're basically elevated sophisticated sex tourists. You're not even trying to build a, a community as it were because how can it be a Somalian community if a white man can come up here and all of y'all going to drop what you're doing and compete to be with him. That, that tells us your code of conduct is it's broken, shoddy. So the first thing we can offer you is a code of conduct. I'll let you have the last word.

Um, yeah, absolutely. Um, you know, once again, I just want to shout out to the FBA community, especially the women. You know, we go back and forth with our women, but they ain't bedwaggling like that, to be honest. They're not. And you know, I heard somebody say this, you could tell a lot about a people by their women. Yeah, they can be a little bit loud, a little whatever, but they're not bedwaggling like that. And when push comes to shove, they're with us.

I mean, brother, that was the whole point of us doing the delineation thing was because we started checking folks' last names. We started checking for funny style comments and what we noticed was, hey, we see a pattern forming. The pattern forming is not that they're black females. The pattern forming is these last names or in many cases these first and last names. Couldn't help but notice, hey, these, these last names here go with all these other places here. So now that was when the wakeup call came. Wait a minute. This a Caribbean last name, Latino last name, Asian last name, African last name. We couldn't help but notice that the worst offenders saying the most outrageous stuff. It's like, I see your face, but wow, what you saying over here is just real off code. And when we started making that distinction, it's like, oh, wait a minute. Oh, they not like us. Oh, you're not like us at all. It's like, oh, okay. That was when the thing became clear to everybody that yeah, y'all, y'all different. So if we start filtering for that, if we start filtering for geographic origin, oh, well, when you did that, it's like, okay, the ones that don't come from y'all background, don't talk like that. The ones who come from our background, don't talk like that. It's a specific group that's smuggled over here and does that and here comes the damn [ __ ]. It's like, okay, it all makes sense now.

Yeah. Like as you look at, um, Essence and Ebony, when I was a kid, you never see them talking about get you a white man. But as soon as they put non-FBA women on those boards, all of a sudden you get articles in Ebony and Essence. I never seen that as a kid.

Okay. But I'm glad you raised that because that brings you to the next thing right there. What I've always taught you all for decades now, white supremacy believes in funding its propaganda. So the reason that those kind of publications exist is because they got white sponsorship. They make sure that the, the plate get passed and some money get through to them, otherwise they would go under. 'Cause take a look at the Essence Festival in New Orleans.

Straight money loser with their African theme. Straight money loser in debt. So, it's not popping. It ain't going great. It isn't. It never was. But they got to fund it. Yeah. And notice speaking about the festival, notice they didn't hire none of the, the local New Orleans people. But when it was under FBA rulership, they always hired the locals there.

And that shows you how much they hate us so badly.

But brother, here's my thing about it. I, this is good. What? This is good. I talked about this before. I'll be talking about this here again. I don't know. I might go down there and give y'all on the scene from the F from the, uh, ground zero of foolery. Brother, this is good. We need that. We need that. What is the definition of revolution? And when you all think about what is the definition of revolution? Well, I mean, you think about, well, this uprising and revolt and whatnot. Okay. Well, that's one definition. You know, the other one is revolving around something. The earth goes around the sun. What's that? A revolution. Oh, circling around something is a process and a pattern of repeating. So, you see, when something that was once great and served you, it's not going to serve you forever. Your interests are everlasting, but these things you build are subject to corruption. So you see it does good for you to reset yourself. There's the benefit, the benefit of new generations. I'm not going to say death, but it serves a purpose because you see when you've lived a bunch of years, you get used to the way you do things because you know why you're doing what you're doing. But what if you've latched on to some bad habits, bad patterns? Well, you might know why you're doing it, but that doesn't mean that it's the right thing to be doing or that it's best or optimal. When you have a new generation that comes up, the revolution, if you will, when the new generation comes up, they're not emotionally attached to your experiences, your defects, your deficiencies that led you to do all the things you're doing, both good and bad. So, what they end up doing is testing everything all over again. They're a new person with new experiences. So, they're walking into all these things clean. And what do you know? They might come out and let go of some things that you're still holding on to because they have a clean, fresh, new perspective. So, it might not be in our best interest and it might even be necessary or even desirable for us to hold on to what you're doing. I said all that to say the Essence Festival probably needs to go away. It probably needs to be allowed to go and die and wither on the vine. And you see, this is what scares people. Brother, you want to know about our culture? We have a culture of resistance. We also have a culture of innovation. I done told you that for years now where they know what our culture is. A culture of resistance, a culture of innovation. So, you see, it would be fine. They, they like to host that thing in the convention center, you know, and whatnot. Okay, that's great and everything. We would be a whole lot better off having a festival that serves our interests and serves our culture faithfully that has 5,000 people show up than to have a Essence Festival buck dancing for a 100,000 people. And we know the value of that. And please mark my words, man. If y'all are hitting and popping with just 5,000 people, you're going to get to the 100,000. There's 5,000 of you, but at the old festival got whack and got lame. When they see something new popping down the street, next this year was 5,000. Next year it's going to be 15,000. Year after that, it's going to be 50,000. So, are you willing to stand faithful to your culture and what you're doing till it starts popping again the right way without the coonery and buffoonery getting in there? That's the difference. So, I am all for letting the Essence Festival go the way of the dinosaur. I am all for that. Something better will take its place. But even if it didn't, at least you'll have the damn pollution out the way. At least you'll have that because I'd rather have no damn festival at all than to have the pollution going on. And I mean that. Thank you very much for giving us a call tonight. Yeah, y'all. Look, look, if we made it hot once, we can make it hot again. Please understand that. If we made it hot once, we can make it hot again. We are not a one-trick pony. That's the lesson that we can teach them in Ghana and across the continent. We can teach them this is how you make it hot on your terms that you are proud and confident of what you have. When you show confidence, other people respond to that. When you are not confident about it and you're looking for somebody else to validate you, what you need to do down there is be in touch with the damn soil. You talk to every restaurant. You talk to every club. You talk to every music group. You got all that going on down there. We're going to have a family affair. But Essence can't do that 'cause you're not part of THE FAMILY.

AND STILL WITH IT, [ __ ] SEE, you can't move like that at the Essence Festival 'cause the folks running it now, you ain't part of the family. You're would-be colonizers. Pathetic, by the way. You are just would-be colonizers, but you're not part of the family. So, you see, you don't actually understand this. So, replicating what we doing, it ain't going to work. You sit up here and start playing funny music and folks sitting up here and whatnot. Okay. It ain't no standards. There's no standards, no code of conduct, no nothing. Okay. What you need to do is go ahead and lock it down. It needs to be a special event. It needs to be locked down. It does not need to be everybody. Y'all need to have a reboot. In Hollywood, when movies get too damn big, franchises get too damn old. Yeah, 'cause you're spending $300 million on a movie trying to buy people to come see it with special effects. Damn that. Cut that budget down to $60 million. Get a rock-solid story to tell. Get a director with passion and actors with ability and a rock-solid solid story that lives on the storytelling, not on a big special effects budget. And that's how you reboot a franchise. And the same thing with an event. You want to get it hot again, you start giving people talking about from the soil. That's what you do. You start small. Perfect what you're doing at a smaller scale. Word's going to get around. Word is going to get around. And next thing you know, folks going to be saying, "Hey, this is different. This ain't the same old same. These folks are actually in touch with the soil and what we do." The first order of business will be making sure that everybody get on code about it. Now they have something to be proud of. Now they do. That's what's missing right now. So you talking about the 100,000 people. Okay. But if it's a 100,000 to 200,000 lames. All right. Look here. Give me 10,000 folks who got the joint jooking. Bring me 5,000. I'm talking about superfly females. You got the Essence Festival sitting up here talking about the LGBT and, oh, bring over the African chicks. No disrespect to the African chicks. Okay. All the females are showing up with their combat boots and THEY SIZE 16S. OKAY. OKAY. You got a 100,000 of them. I'm like, "Yeah, but the graphics is raggedy. Who the hell WANTS TO COME FLY IN FOR THAT? It's a bunch OF MIDDLE-AGED PLUS-SIZED CHICKS. They coming through there like a caravan." And y'all's damn editor sitting up there just cheesing. She like, "They paying customers." I'm like, "They are ruining the image. They are ruining who is your target demographic. No. Well, we, we had 200,000 visitors. You know what? That, as for my calculus, that's 190,000 too many. No, I would rather have five or 10,000 superfly females who just look incredible. I, I would want to have them Instagram ready. It's like, hey, this is the festival. You wouldn't have to sell that. That damn thing sells itself. And when folks see that's what it is. It's like, oh, okay. 'Cause the word has gotten around the Essence. I mean, that's why I said, show me how many 20-year-old females read Essence. How many 20-year-old females read Essence magazine? How many even know the Essence Festival is from a magazine? Ebony and Jet. How many 22-year-old females are even aware of that? You got to meet them where they at. That's fine from where we came from, but obviously it has fallen into apostasy and heresy and it's become corrupted. It's the perfect time to start something new. This is the perfect time to start something new and just start it small. Make sure the food is great. Make sure the music is great. Make sure the females are great. The fellas gonna respond to the quality of the females. If you want the fellas to be dressed right there, you got to bring the right females through. You want the fellas dressed like they on the damn E. Tom Joiner cruise. Bring through what the damn Essence Festival been doing. Yeah, just keep doing that. The Essence Festival looked like the damn Tom Joiner Cruise. I was waiting for Sinbad to come out and start making jokes. I'm like, "Okay, all right." So, yes, I'm ready for something new and so obviously so is everybody else. We're ready for something new and we should be. And that's the example we're going to set for folks here is that it's time to be on code. It's time to be on code. And that's what the continent is missing. This has been a base betrayal of Julius Malema. It has been a base betrayal. They are not worthy of him. They don't deserve him. And if they keep this up, they won't have him. And it's a sad reminder that they're once again helping the world to recall how they got in this mess to begin with. This is how it happened right here. And they will not have eternal opportunities to keep this up, folks. A century and a half ago, there were nothing running around Africa but Africans and some European colonizers. Take a look at what you have today. It ain't just Africans anymore. It's Africans. Now it's Aryans. Now it's Arabs. I guess I can say Aryans, Arabs, Europeans, Asians, Russians, Latinos, Spanish, French. It's not just the European colonizers and Indians from East India. It's, it's not just the European colonizers anymore. Do you realize how much larger the threat is now? You used to have just one set of colonizers and it was small in the industrialized world. Today you can have a thousand people sitting on your soil within hours. It is too easy to overrun you now. It's too easy. And that is the real betrayal going on. So until they get this straightened out, no, we got to protect ourselves against it because based on their treatment of a solid individual like Julius Malema, they have embraced their fate. And if they keep this up, they're going to end up having it. This is a disgrace what they've allowed to occur to Julius Malema. It is a damn disgrace. And they should be ashamed. We know they're not, but they should be. 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