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Alright man, peace. So brothers, this is going to be another edition into the series, "Slave to Fame." And this is going to be a bit of an addendum because I'm going to combine both LeBron James and his young daughter, Zuri James. And let me just rewind back for a moment because I've stated pretty much from the inception of LeBron James's statement that he wanted to take his talents out to Los Angeles, that the reason why he was going to do so was not to become the GOAT. He surpassed Michael Jordan, but so that he could serve the GOAT.
The vast majority of the elite level entertainers and what I call the entertainment sphere is the sports world, the music industry, acting, politics, etc., and many other industries as well. Because Wicca and Luciferianism are skyrocketing, especially in these last days, the vast majority of those people are Kabbalists. They make their decisions based on Hermeticism and an adherence to the occult or esoteric beliefs.
Why am I saying all this? Because right after Christmas, either Saturnalia, LeBron James decided that he was going to announce that his young daughter, Zuri James, was going to start her own YouTube channel starting on January 1st. Now, in my view, I believe that LeBron James decided that Zuri James, that new YouTube channel, was going to start on January 1st because January 1st is an allusion to the Sirius star, or the Sirius Star as it's called, i.e., the dog star. For those of you brothers out there who don't know, the Sirius star is probably the most venerated celestial body amongst the occultists, right alongside of the Sun. The Sirius star has always been likened to or linked with the mother goddess, and a great many holidays that we celebrate in this society are based on the movements of the Sirius star. January 1st is when the Sirius star is easiest to be seen in the night sky. It's when it appears to be the closest to the earth to the naked eye. That's why our "quote unquote" New Year starts on January 1st, and that's where we get the symbolic imagery of the ball dropping on January 1st. That ball in Times Square is representative of the Sirius star.
So there James is playing for various Soraya's or other manifestations of the mother goddess. Very early in her young life, her parents are prepping her for the entertainment industry. Once again, that is why LeBron James moved his family out to LA. He wants his oldest son to become engrafted in the sports aspect of the entertainment industry. He wants his young daughter to become comfortable from a very early age, embracing the camera, embracing attention. And you're going to hear a lot from Zuri James over the course of her life. Who knows what they have planned for her? But let's understand that LeBron James has one other child. And let me say this, everything that I'm saying is just my perspective, just my perspective. But we know that these Luciferian families have to produce at least one homosexual child. So who knows what they have in store for the three LeBron James children? Hopefully, they've all turned out well-adjusted. But for the most part, whenever you have an athlete of this level of prominence or an entertainer of this level of prominence, at least one of their children has to be turned out.
Now, as we watch this segment, I'm going to point out meticulously why I believe that Zuri James is playing a young mother goddess figure, particularly the manifestation of the mother goddess known as Flora, the goddess of plant life. So anyway, they're going to talk about it. I'm going to chime in. Sports, Jason Whitlock, Marcellus Wiley, trying to get by Doug Gottlieb and TJ, who's from out of town. Now, for the most fearless discussion of the day.
Alright, yesterday, two hours before tip-off, the Clippers-Lakers Christmas showdown. LeBron James's Twitter feed announced that LeBron's five-year-old daughter, Zuri James, would launch a YouTube page, "All Things Zuri." Everything that LeBron James does is strategic and is meticulously planned. So he understood that in between that little period between Christmas and New Year's, all the attention would be on him. And those "quote unquote" holidays have very high resonance for occultists. That's why they make a lot of announcements around those times. They mean a lot more to them even than they mean to regular people. The regular people, Christmas is a "quote unquote" time for giving and family and sharing. And New Year's, a time of rejoicing and planning on elevating in life, so on and so forth. For them, talking about people like LeBron James and adherence to Hermeticism and the esoteric and the occult, really just the the offshoot of the Babylonian mystery school system, they know what those days really mean. Believe it or not, people like LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, they know that Christmas is actually in veneration of Sol Invictus, or the unconquerable Sun, i.e., Saturn, the Black Sun. They know that New Year's is pertaining to the Sirius star, or the mother goddess, the return of the mother goddess from wherever she took her soldier into. So always pay attention to the dates in which they are now certain things. But once again, Jerry James is being raised up within the craft. Just my perspective on it.
The tweet stated, "She needs no introduction to the world." Notice it says, "She needs no introduction to the world." But I'm excited for you all to meet my princess, Jerry Nova. And then you see the little emblem of the five-pointed star. The five-pointed star is the symbol for the Sirius star. Once again, that is why her channel got started on January 1st. But I'm excited for all you to meet my apprentice, Zuri Nova, through her eyes. All things are coming soon. Subscribe. Tweet. Link to an introductory commercial with James started playing. First show, take a look.
Now, brothers, pay very close attention. In this little montage of Missouri James footage, she's going to walk down the pathway or out of the out of the room that has a checkerboard floor and open up the door. I.e., open up the portal, because the mother goddess is the gateway between the physical world and the spiritual world. That's what the upright triangle or the delta represents, the doorway, and that's always been a symbol for the mother goddess. You see that glimmer? Wine is back just a little bit. Okay.
So now, brothers, ever wandered back? And I just want to flashback to a video that I did that's on YouTube pertaining to Cardi B. It was the commercial that she did with Pepsi, where she walks into the restaurant called Pan's. By the way, Pan's restaurant, where she busts open the door and the sunlight is behind her. And Little John is proverbial Pan. He was the person who called her through the portal or through the gateway. These are rituals that they play out, especially through their children. That's how they make sure that their child is going to have a firm spot in the entertainment industry. As we can see, Jury James is coming out of her home on the checkerboard floor, and she has to emerge through the doorway. A common theme on her channel are plant life and plants. She's always holding plants because she plays the young goddess Flora. Flora is the "quote unquote" goddess of vegetation, of fertility, also the goddess of youth. And let me also say this, just from a two-dimensional perspective, LeBron James has a very beautiful family. Everybody knows that already. Once again, the main theme of young Zuri James's channel is that she's always amongst or around plant life. She's always associated with fertility. She's playing out the mother goddess archetype of Flora.
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Once again, the plant life theme. They got the poor girl. Said I have a lot going on. She's five years old. She has nothing going on. There's no way in the world that Zuri James approached her father and said, "Dad, I want to start my own YouTube channel." She's not even thinking on that level. LeBron James went to her and said, "Baby, we're going to start a YouTube channel for you, and you're going to show a lot of the things that you like to do, and we're going to make one of the main themes of your channel flowers." Because that's LeBron James's job. LeBron James's job is to introduce his children to the Babylonian mystery school system, the same thing that he's been immersed in for the past 20 years or so. But he has to do it in a surreptitious way because that's how you rise up through the levels. And as you rise up through the levels, more and more things are revealed unto you, especially once you become addicted to attention and fame.
Alright, LeBron and I have divergent views on fame. He loves it, I hate it. He clearly believes there's a great benefit to fame. That's why he's giving the gift of fame for all of his kids. I think it's reckless and irresponsible. Why invite strangers into the world of a five-year-old? Because he's prepping her for fame in the entertainment industry. His children basically are going to be avatars of his energy, of his spirit. LeBron James wants to be a billionaire by any means necessary. He knows that he's not going to become a billionaire to selling sneakers or making movies. So he has to make his children also monetary assets. Bron's kids are not strapped for cash. This isn't Joe Jackson working factory jobs in Gary, Indiana, and managing his kids' singing career in his spare time, the teacher Jackson 5, mint and a two-bedroom home in one of the poorest cities in America. This isn't even the Ball family training their three boys in a backyard in Chino Hills. Hell, this ain't Kim Kardashian befriending Paris Hilton and leaking a sex tape. You know what this is? It's the real-life Truman Show.
I partially agree with that. But beyond that, we're all living in a proverbial Truman Show because much of what we're presented is what they want us to ingest. That's why I state when I make these videos, I try to assess things based on the subliminal understanding, not just the superliminal understanding. Superliminally, we can say that LeBron James is just trying to prepare his children for success, and he wants to make sure that they can make their own money, so on and so forth. But from the subliminal perspective, I know what I'm looking at. And I also know that success in Hollyweird has a correlation that's not just about your talent. There's also not just about who you know. It's also about the rituals and how willing you are to adhere to those rituals. You know the movie, the actor Jim Carrey started as the unwitting character in a reality show. LeBron is the producer of his own swimming show. It said LeBron is worth half a billion dollars. He's athletic. World. That's the problem. He does not want to be worth just half a billion dollars. He wants to be worth a billion point five. His kids were set for life at birth. They could aspire to be far more than face. Fame is fleeting and high-risk. History is littered with stories of children ruined by faith. LeBron James is willing to roll the dice. He doesn't care. His attitude is, "I can guide my children the right way and just preside over them." But once again, there's no way in the world that you're gonna tell me a five-year-old girl approached you as her father and said, "Daddy, I want to start my own YouTube channel." No way. He approached her with that, and the wife is co-signing it. And you know that's pretty much her job. Savannah James is a writer. I've said this for a very long time. And like cats might not like this, but LeBron James, Savannah James, they're pansexuals, and they engage in pansexual orgies. The orgies are part of the Babylonian mystery school system. Those are the inner workings of their relationship with the Banana Boat crew, Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union, Chris Paul or his wife Jada Paul, Carmelo Anthony and Lala Anthony. Just look at all of those people. They all bugged out and freaky. Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle, i.e., Gabrielle Union. CP3 and his wife Jada Paul. I did a video a very long time ago. Jada Paul, she's the wife. Out of all the wives that you think would be the most low-key, and she has a tattoo of the Baphomet head on the back of her left shoulder, or as they might call it, the Eastern Star. Once again, brothers, the Eastern Star is an allusion to the Sirius star, or the Sirius Star, the blazing star of enlightenment. It's the portal in between the physical world and the spirit world. When you climb the "quote unquote" stairway to heaven, and you must pass through that blazing star into the next realm, that's how you become enlightened. I'll be delving into that a lot more in my movie review on the film Joker. All of these prominent so-called black women are Eastern Stars, i.e., they're worshippers of Aset, the mother goddess. Harriet Tubman was an Eastern Star also. I'll be touching on that in the movie review for her film as well. Michael Jackson, we call it Culkin. Will Smith wanted his kids to be fans. Pain is a heavy burden for well-adjusted adults. Will Smith is another example of a Hollyweirdo who raises children up through the craft and do the programming for kids and ungrounded adults. In my opinion, fame is a status sought by the insecure. If you look at the upper right, we see LeBron James throwing up the "quote unquote" 666 hand sign, and he has the baseball cap with the pyramid on it. LeBron is an occultist. He's a Luciferian. One of the reasons why he and Jay-Z kind of sort of fell out is that Jay-Z linked him up with a Kabbalist rabbi who LeBron was hoping was going to instruct him on how to get a higher understanding on how to make money. I believe the rabbi's name was Yeshayahu Pinto. And this person, this Kabbalistic "quote unquote" rabbi, he basically was extorting a lot of the more famous NBA players and a lot of the black dudes in entertainment. And Jay-Z was acting as the connect between Rabbi Pinto and these athletes. That's why you very rarely see LeBron James back in like the late 2000s, LeBron would always be paddling around with Jay-Z. You don't see that as much anymore because their relationship got a bit fractured over what happened between LeBron James and that rabbi. And that rabbi, by the way, also got incarcerated recently. Thanks to his basketball talent, LeBron has had so much financial success that I don't think he's ever addressed the foundational emotional issues derived from his difunctional dysfunctional childhood. That's possible. But many of those brothers, they try to, they try to compensate for that by diving headfirst into any environment, any zone where they feel like they're gonna get that fame and get that money.
Just revisiting what I was stating before, when you see these athletes walking around with rabbis and claiming to be Jewish, they're actually worshipping Saturn/Baal. That's why the Caucasian Jews, or I should say the Hasidic Jews, dressed in all black, they worship Saturn. Mr. Donald Trump, Abascal. They are chiefly social media things. Mix. LeBron feel good about himself. I did a video a while ago stating that LeBron James is a lot like Donald Trump. I believe it was Danny Ainge who first stated that, and I said, "Yes, I agree. It's very clear that they have a lot in common." And I had even stated that in videos prior. That's why they, what was going back and forth, or LeBron was trying to go back and forth with Trump because he wants all the attention for himself. Remember, he got jealous when Donald Trump levied an attack against Steph Curry. LeBron James jumped in because he wanted all the attention. His attitude is, "I'm the number one guy in the NBA. If you're gonna talk bad about an NBA star, talk about me. Don't talk about Steph Curry."
Alright, before we dive fully into LeBron, I just want to start with, do we think fame is a good or bad thing? Aren't they think it's a great thing? One Marcellus Wiley, brother, no disrespect, but the reason why you think fame is a great thing is because you have a certain level of fame. You don't have a LeBron James level of fame, so you don't understand what it takes to get there. Not only does LeBron have to be a great athlete, no doubt about it. He has to work hard and be gifted and all those good things, but he also has to participate in the rituals so that you can come up to a higher level. A lot of these guys that get on TV, they think that they understand the LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson level of "quote unquote" fame, and they really don't. Because all of those guys, they have to be compromised to a certain degree. Fame is a light that shines on whatever you want to put under it. And the real issue people have is what's under that light. Now, Marcellus, sound like a fanboy. Necessarily, the light that is shined on it. So fame can just give an engine to whatever that is. And that edge, it can be too much power for you, or it could be just what you need to feel you to whatever your goals are. Brother, I have news for you. The more fame you have, the more attention has to be provided towards you in order for you to be famous. Not only must you seek out attention, but there must be those who are more powerful than you who are willing to give you that attention. What is the reason why they're willing to give you that attention? In the same way that you said fame is basically you standing under a very hot and bright spotlight, there's someone who's operating the spotlight, and they understand the power that they're giving you. They're the power giver. You gain power by being illuminated under that light. So what's in it for them to shine that light on you? That's how you know that the more famous you are, the more you've been compromised. Many people say, "Well, how come everybody that gives famous people claim they sold out?" And people claim business, and they always talk about black people. That's not true. People say this about all celebrities. All celebrities have to give a bit of who they are in order to attain fame and maintain fame. And the more famous you are, the more you must give. It does not matter what color or race you are. I don't blame the light. I don't blame fame. I blame those people in that situation who don't have the proper guidance, proper character, proper development. And brothers, you know what they call people who have the proper character and the proper development who approach certain gateways where they have to pass through towards fame? They call them regular people. Because if you have a certain character, you're going to be asked to do certain things in order to get to a higher level of fame, and you're gonna say no. Things. A lot of cats out here who could be famous rappers or singers, and when that's when that producer told them what they were going to have to do to get that record promoted, they said, "No thanks." When that record executive told that singer or that rapper what they were going to have to do in order to get that contract presented to them, they said, "No thanks." Come from a village that doesn't come from that individual. Just in that light. So just a short answer in that question. I love it. It's dangerous, bro. You're not famous. My seller thinks that he's famous. Well, he says he loves fame. He's really talking about who he admires, who he's a fan of. He thinks he's famous. He's really not. He's just an ex-football player who's allowed to come speak on sports shows. So he's not as compromised or nowhere near as compromised as someone like LeBron James, who gets promoted. Dangerous. I do think it's valued, a valuable thing to have. It's in our profession, right? You know, we're walk into a room and no one knows who you are. Terry wouldn't resonate. You just, you just be an outspoken guy that says I won't be saying this during these 90 minutes, right? So there's appropriate. Locke's point is that he wants to maintain an anonymity. He wants to be rich, but he doesn't want to be famous. That's what's called wisdom. Why the hell would you want to walk down the street and everybody know who you are? That makes no sense. That tells me that you're missing something. That's avoiding your spirit. Well, you have to be recognized everywhere that you go. Michael Jordan, 35 years ago, he used to say, "I'm a people person." When he walked down the street, he used to like signing autographs and all that. He's basically become a recluse from around the time he was in his late 30s on up. He's become a recluse because it just becomes too laborious. You find yourself constantly having to appease people you don't even know and who have these strange and these wild expectations for you. I, I do, I think fame is dangerous because why go to any stadium when they flash the camera around? The red light is on. People act out of their minds because most people actually are out of their damn minds. The acting job is when people are acting sane. Most people at their core are bugged out of their minds, especially women. Then actually have more stability because men are taught from their youth upward to grasp that there are consequences for their actions. Women only act sane in the workplace. Outside of the workplace, this their batshit-crazy. On a child trying to process life is hard enough, and I'm the child of the one of the biggest sports superstars we've ever seen. And all of a sudden also have to process life while being under the spotlight of a of a camera. I think it's very, very difficult. I do think that it has its value. It's given us everything that we have, at least give me personally everything that had after a very average college basketball playing career. But I think it's a very dangerous thing because we have a tendency to lose ourselves within it and lose sight of what reality is. Reality on TV is not reality in real life. Well, that's the problem that LeBron has. Television and exposure have made LeBron think that he's somebody that he's not. He not thinks that he's some type of revolutionary leader or civil rights icon. As we can see in that photo, just to the right of Mr. Doug Gottlieb, that was LeBron James in his mouth of Mexico, i.e., LeBron X. That's when he opened up that school or acted like he was opening up the school, the Nike School that they pretty much brainchild, and he, you know, his job was to sit there and act as if he was going to reclaim Akron and turn the whole community around. All this nonsense when all he did was have his foundation donate two million dollars. Not one penny came out of his pocket. They put his name on it. And don't get it twisted, that's a nice thing, but it's a public school. It's getting paid for by the community. So basically, no one asked him to do so. All that was was a gesture to appease the city of Akron and also the city of Cleveland because he knew that he was going to leave and go to LA years prior. You don't just have a school ready-made the same summer that you leave Cleveland to go to LA. That means that you knew from two years, three years prior that you are going to go to LA. That's what I, that's what I mean when I say they do things according to the numbers. They do things according to their Kabbalistic overlords. Nike is ran by Kabbalists. And when you watch the Kardashians and how they can just go and get whatever they want and do whatever they want, that's not real life. Maybe the James Gang, it doesn't apply to them. So they can be like the Kardashians. I think it has value, but it is a very dangerous thing. I'm believe fame is a, it's a great thing. It's actually not a good thing if you're grounded and it's handled and channeled the right way. And it, when you're a child, you have to have parents that can kind of guide you through it. Let me say this, Teach Evolution is Ida and Marcellus Wiley, they're former NFL players. So the fame that they're talking about, once again, is different from the fame that LeBron James has and the fame that he's preparing his daughter for. If you look at the backdrop, that little background photo of LeBron James, just to the left of TJ, they have his head right in front of the Lakers emblem, and he's dressed in all black. He's a Saturnian. So he's going through the various levels of the craft to elevate as high as possible. When TJ and Marcellus think about fame, they're thinking about their own NFL days where they play game for three and a half hours, go sit in the cold tub, and then go to the club and pick up two or three shorties who they were. That's what they mean by fame. LeBron James is like eight, nine, ten levels above that. He can't even go to the club and pick up broads. He has to DM chicks on IG, or he has to have his handlers go pick up broads. That's the level of fame that he's at. And in order for him to interact with the movie bigwigs and the record executives, people like Jimmy Iovine, and these people that he's having conversations with, they have to be speaking the same language. And the language that they speak is the Kabbalah. Makes it try to take, take away the missteps that that are gonna happen when you're in the door. Now, I'll give the story, and I'll never forget this. It was my rookie year in the league, and we go to a mall in Cincinnati. Yes, myself, it's Chad, it's Peter Warrick, it's Ron Dugan. So we're walking to Tri-County Mall in Cincinnati. Chaz, Chad Johnson. And so, uh, everybody comes up to Peter Warrick, like me, Chad, and Ron Dugan, because we understand. And they want pictures, they want autographs. They're like, "No," yeah, they ain't want none from us. This. So later on, me and Chad are talking like, "Hey, see, this is what I mean when I say that when TJ and Marcellus are talking about fame, I just talk about attention from chicks and that attention that you want when you first enter into the NFL." They have no real comprehension of the fame that LeBron James is dealing with and that he wants his daughter to be a part of. So when you're in that situation, you want to be acknowledged. You want that acknowledgment from what you do. And so when you finally get it, you have to, as long as it's handled the right way, by any vehicle. Yeah, but like that's like people say like in, and I'd say I take drugs, but I handled it the right way. I do. You know, it's like, I agree. Very good analogy. It's a drug. Hey, it is. Ain't no, absolutely. That's why I have the series, "Slave to Fame." Slaves to fame. Fame will make a douchebag that you would not support be doing. It'll make you think about doing shit that you should not even be thinking about doing. I.e., Floyd Mayweather flirting with the notion of fighting Conor McGregor in an octagon two years ago or three years ago, whenever it was that he was contemplating doing that dumb shit. He was going to get wrecked. Thankfully, he thought better of it, or he had advisors that helped him think better of it. But that's what fame will do. Fame will make you, as Muhammad Ali, come out of retirement and fight Larry Holmes, even though you have Parkinson's, your physical aspect has been compromised, and you're going up against arguably the best fighter in the world. Because Larry Holmes was not just the best heavyweight in the world, he was arguably the best fighter in the world at that time. It was like him, Ray Leonard, Duran, and a couple of other guys at the time who were the best fighters in the world. But being a slave to fame will make you do those type of things. Substance that is not, this completely different physiological impact that a drug does. He does he know that's not true? When you get recognized by someone out in the street and someone's like getting hit with a high, when you're able to go into a restaurant and get seated before other people, it's like a high. When you have women walk up to you and just out of the blue ask you if it's okay that they give you fellatio, that's a high. If you walk into a restaurant, bing, and and no one can get a table, yeah, and they go like, "Marcellus Wiley, Bubba, right this way, sir." And you're walking through and you're thinking about where you grew up and where you are now, right? That is an amazing. Like people would say about social media, that like button and all the dopamine effect. Yes, but it's still minor. And that is still right. But first, you said there was no correlation. Now you're saying it's a minor correlation. So now you're acknowledging that fame is what? A lesser drug, like marijuana? But still, he was able to prove his point that fame is a drug. It is a drug. Now, some people, for the sake of what they do and what they've been gifted with and blessed with, you have to deal with it to a certain degree. But when you chase it, that's a major problem. That's like heroin. There's no longer the weed aspect of him. Now you become a heroin addict. That's LeBron James. Sports. I'm not. I know that that's why I stated it. When you spoke about fame, you spoke like someone who had no idea what you're talking about, brother. It's no disrespect. And of course, I'm not famous either, but I'm able to assess things from a two-dimensional perspective, and I know what I'm looking at. When you're a fanboy, you can't see certain things that are right in front of you. And Marcellus is a fanboy for LeBron and a lot of other super talented athletes, and it clouds his vision and clouds his judgment. When you see those people, understand that they all had to adhere to the rituals. All of them. There's a reason why, damn near every action movie that Denzel does, he has the RFID chip implanted in his body. Denzel is a Jesuit. Look at Tom Cruise. Tom Cruise is a part of Dianetics, or the modernized term for it, being Scientology. All Scientology is is a branch off of the teachings of Aleister Crowley. That's all it is. All these people, they have to adhere to the same things. It just goes by different names. It's all the same thing. Who are not on TMZ, who are not living that life of faith, but they're famous. But guess what? They can be turned off easily. You, I see it on the daily because I'm a native, and my son goes to school with some super famous people, billionaires, and on it. And you know what? There's no drop-off there, no pickup. No one's chasing with cameras because they don't elect to use their fame in that direction. Well, it depends on who you're talking about because once again, you're speaking from a certain perspective. These movie stars, they get watched. What you call paparazzi? Sometimes they use the paparazzi, and people believe that celebrities call the paparazzi too, but to let them know that I'm going to appear at a certain location, a certain restaurant, a particular studio, I want you to take my photo as I'm walking out or walking in. Sometimes they're the ones who are doing it to maintain their own fame. But for the most part, paparazzi are used to follow these stars around because they're assets for the studio. So the studio wants to know everything that they're doing at all times. And you might think that those celebrities are just regular people who are just dropping off, picking up their children. You might not see the paparazzi that is hiding in a car, and they just happen to have their camera hidden. The truck is taking you where you're supposed to go, right? But you had the choice was not to take it. You already knew where the drug was going to take you when you took the drug. So that's a bad analogy. You don't have to chase your friend. I just actually do. Off the chase. Fame called marketing. It's called publicity. That's part of being famous. You have to be publicized. So you do have to chase it. Obviously, it's a bit of narrative of mine on the chauffeur. I don't like fame. I think that I think it does delude you beyond that. Fame is overrated. All it does is it preps your mind to believe that fake things are real. We live in a world that's basically one huge theater. The vast majority of people that you encounter in life are not going to be sincere, and are going to be genuine. Most, most people are actors and actresses. They come into and exit your life based on what they're getting from you at the moment. There are very few people in your life who are going to come into your life that are going to stay there based on general principles. After a while, they're going to say, "I'm not getting from this person what I was getting initially, or I'm done with them." So I have to figure out how to extricate myself. And you have no idea. You were this significant other right now, and her mind, she's trying to figure out, "How can I end this because I'm ready for something new? I'm ready for some new excitement. I'm ready for some new dick." You just don't know about it. You want to know until four or five months, four or five months down the line. And vice versa. The dude might be doing that with his woman. He's on the couch, snuggled up with some chicken. He said, "Damn, how can I get rid of broad? I'm tired of this coochie." Fleshy putting on by 20 pounds. So at the end of the day, well, you decided you're gonna court fame, you're basically just courting more fakeness. Now, the good thing about fame, of course, is that it opens up channels for you to make more money. But if you can make money without the fame, that's the ultimate in my view. At the end of the day, as a man, what really is the overall benefit of fame other than maybe get some more coochie? Think that people fall in love with it and then chase fame and change their behavior and depart from who they were raised to be in pursuit of fame. And so for me, I just don't see fame as any sort of positive. I respect celebrities who try to protect their or control their level of fame, or who know how to give the public a break. You have to know how to give the public a break. When Floyd Mayweather was at his peak in the late 2000s, early 2010s, one of the things that I always admired about Floyd was that when he announced a fight, and of course, in the build-up to the fight, he would talk all this shit, and he'd be on 24/7 training and talking and cursing people out. But after the fight, he would go away, and you wouldn't hear about him. I mean, unless he got into some scrap at a restaurant or some nonsense over a broad, something like that, but you wouldn't hear from him. He knew how to go away. Denzel Washington, well, he's not doing a film, he knows how to go away. Even though he has to serve his Kabbalistic overlords, and Floyd Mayweather, by the way, he has to serve the Baphomet as well. I did a video on Floyd Mayweather being a slave to fame, but at least these guys, they know how to give the public a break. But once you become beholden unto that industry and unto that energy, you have to keep going. And in order for you to keep going and get to the utmost, get to the pinnacle, you do have to venerate the "quote unquote" divine trinity of the horn god, the mother goddess, and their son, the divine not for night. And try not to let fame take them off in a pet. But I've just seen so many people in my view crushed by fame or diluted by fame and unable to be have expressed any self-awareness because of their faith. Whenever there's also the opposite side of that, there are other really famous, they they use their platform to benefit others. And so as long as its channeled in you and you can help people, you can try to help me looking upon the school he started. Thirst people has it. Another fanboy. Oh my goodness. You know, it's so easy to throw the wool over people's eyes. It really is. LeBron is a spectacular politician. He understands a lot of the, a lot of the minutiae when it comes to to seducing people. The state of Ohio started, and he contributed to defeat it. Thank you, sir. I agree. Nonsense. The school was gonna get made regardless. It was a very peaceful LeBron James and Nike, and I've nothing to do with with him being the pivotal figure in the creation of that school. And a lot of, a lot of factions were getting their palms greased under the table. There's no doubt about it in my mind. There's a reason why once the children graduate from that school, they can go to a certain college for free. It's because Nike is greasing palms. They understand. They have billions of dollars. They have millions to burn. They can pay the city council here. They can develop deals with certain colleges. All of it to make LeBron look better. That sells more sneakers. That amplifies his his overall aura. And everybody wins, at least in their mind, because children get to go to school, LeBron becomes more famous, Nike gets more advertisements. He's not sitting there shelling out and doing doing everything. But he did. He does use this platform. Yes. Good. Okay. But but this is, and I know I'm getting ahead of ourselves. Do we like LeBron launching a YouTube channel for five-year-old daughter? It's not really about whether you liked it or not. You have to understand what it's about. Once again, Zuri James is getting introduced into the industry as proverbial Flora, the goddess of fertility. So LeBron came out to LA to immerse himself in the Kabbalistic world, those energies. He serves to go. His children gonna be raised to serve legal, whether they know about it or not. Bronnie is going to go to the NBA. His young daughter, who knows what she's going to become? Maybe a singer or an actress. And the middle son, who knows what they have predetermined for him? But once again, amongst these Luciferian families, they want at least one child to embrace alternative lifestyle. So it is what it is. Let me tell you, one of the greatest goals of every parent is that your kids can do better than you can too. Once again, we see Zuri James emerging through the portal on the checkerboard floor. And even on the doors, they have the double X. They're the X for the crossroads, passing from one world to the next world. I'm sure that a lot of cats will say, "Well, you know, you're going a bit too far." But then again, this is on Patreon, so most of you guys on Patreon, you understand the vibe. You understand what I'm getting at better than you did. What? There she goes, embodying being the goddess of plant life and the goddess of youth, Flora. F as in Frank, L as in Larry, O as in Oscar, R as in Roger, A as in Apple. That's why for those of us who studied nature, Flora is the name for plant life. Fauna is the term for animal life. One of the terms for for the goat god Pan was Faunus, because he was the god of the animals. Ever those things are so it's Hotel.