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Alright man, peace. So I'm just saying, going through my DVR and of course, on the Skip and Shannon show, they had the "quote-unquote" Reverend Jesse Jackson. He's gonna speak on a myriad of topics. They're gonna talk about it, and of course, I'm gonna chime in.
The strongest showing with eight players kneeling during the anthem. This came just days after NFL owners and players met in New York to discuss social issues, and they will reportedly meet again next Tuesday. Don't you find it interesting that you have a 53-man roster in the NFL? They state that the San Francisco 49ers had the largest showing of players protesting, which is eight. So, basically, a little under, a little, a little under one out of every seven players, apart from me, a little bit more than one out of every seven players decided that they were going to kneel and "quote/unquote" protest. Really, in veneration of the national anthem. But instead of them concentrating on the other, what, 45 players who are not kneeling, they chose to concentrate on the eight players who were kneeling. That just goes to show you what the agenda of the liberal sports media is: to highlight dissension and to highlight discord because that's what that is what they're trying to promote. Chaos. Okay.
I wonder if you were to ask any of these eight men that are kneeling, supposedly in protest of the flagging of the national anthem, or off Trump, or whatever they're kneeling for, if, you know, if you were to ask them anything about what their end game is, or anything pertaining to something of substance in regards to so-called black people, I guarantee you they would pretty much not know. And I would love to be wrong about that, but I just know how easy it is to manipulate the two-dimensional thinking. Blackmail? I just, it's just way, way, way too easy. Anyway, we're joined now by Reverend Jesse Jackson. Welcome.
Then you guys come Russell Crowe so strong like a Jesse, Jesse mumbling is words. They really just want to ask Joy on a date. Reverend, definitely should be in quotes. The only reason why he went to, the only reason why he wanted to become an ordained reverend is because he understood by watching people like Ralph Abernathy and Martin Luther King that the easiest way of prominence and the easiest method to gain legitimacy in leading civil disobedience was to become an ordained minister. Or every bowl in New York, he picked Seattle. I think the Broncos are even so, couple days later, I get a taste out of the blue. I think the Seahawks, your score. Shannon name-dropping. He just wants you to know that he got Jesse Jackson's phone number.
Well, how much impact do you think the protests have had so far? It is raised to consciousness about a lot of issues. For example, the rural ownership of the league does not reflect national IQ. It's just about the social strata. The song itself has remaining to us a national anthem, but it's really by a slave owner, Francis Scott Key. And they never sing the third verse: "No refuge could save the hireling and slave from the terror of flight and the gloom of the grade."
I wonder if Jesse Jackson knows that the term "hireling and slave" does not denote so-called black people. A hireling literally means an employee, right? You work for your hire, meaning you work for your wage, right? That's what a hireling is. Now, in regards to the term slave, you also had Caucasian slaves. Now, by the 1800s, slavery was considered a mostly race-based institution. There's no doubt about that. But so-called labor in America, or or chattel slavery, did not start off being exclusively white master, black slave, okay? So the reason why it's taught that slavery was always a race-based institution in America is for pays for mental manipulation. It's a way to promote a ruling class mentality in Caucasians and a way to promote a slave mind in the so-called black man.
Well, as I've stated numerous times on this channel, the term slave actually is in reference to the Caucasians who were living in in Eastern Europe, who were called Slavs, just meaning servants. They would, they were vassals to the Byzantine Empire, which was ruled over by so-called black people. Okay? So the person in America who, through a court case, established chattel base, meaning lifelong slavery, was a so-called black man named Anthony Johnson, right? The so-called black man who owned another black man and did not want his contract to expire in regards to servitude, took him to court and was able to, was able to, uh, justify owning him for the rest of his life. Now, what happened in the latter part of the 18th century to labor started to become a convention that was mostly white ownership over so-called blacks. That happened in the mid to late 18th century, all right? But throughout the 1600s, 1700s, most of the so-called blacks, they came into the Americas as indentured servants or refugees were fleeing the wars of England and Europe, or we don't, where you had well over a hundred wars that were being fought throughout Europe from about the 1300s to the 1600s due to the upheavals over dissension in regards to interpretation about religion and also race-based wars that were going on throughout Europe. And then, of course, you also had the indigenous so-called blacks who already here. But they really just try to simplify race relations in history because once again, they just want the so-called black man to think of himself as purely coming from slaves and coming here on on on sailboats, bringing 40 million people off the west coast of Africa. That that's the narrative that they tell you. And you know, they packed the so-called black man and woman in the bottom of a sailboat like a sardine can for four months, and you know, you just survived it and just a huge is brought here. And people believe that [ __ ]. But anyway, nothing that's in that same song and Annette was about the flag. Then that's Mr. Trump's shitty. She was about racial disparities. And he, she had to do with run the King beaten into death, and the full police would be the world free. Trayvon Martin killed, and the killer walk free. Diallo killed in New York for development, police walk free. It's a weenie up before the flag. Didn't desecrate the flag and burn the flag. He didn't put up a confirmed play, which is anti-American play. My father had to sit by. Not I agree with that. I've already stated that the Confederate flag really represents, really represents an attempt to usurp the official corporate symbol of America, that being the American flag. That really is a representation of treason. Anybody that has a Confederate flag should be locked up as a traitor to their country. You know, many times the, the story is told about how black soldiers in World War II were treated less than the Nazi soldiers that they fought against. And that's true. But you know, that should also tell the black man, and I mean, unfortunately, it didn't tell many of the brothers back then, but it should tell the black man now, in hindsight, that the so-called black man had no business fighting in World War II to assist the white man, right? That's kind of obvious. If they're going to treat their enemies, that being the Nazis, better than they're treating you, what is that telling you? That tells you that you're the real enemy to them. So you should not take it personal when they treat their own better than they treat you. That should be a signifier that I'm not gonna fight in any of these wars to assist them.
Colin Kaepernick took the stand. Not sure he realized he was risking his job, but it appears he has lost his job. He didn't realize what the hell he was doing. He's nothing but a pawn and a simpleton. What has he, you have sorted the face of this movement within the national football league? In the same tradition of Muhammad Ali, who, when he changed his name and from his religious position against the war, it took his tightly. So you can have the time, but you can have championship because I won that. And this is a true flirt. You cannot play out. You cannot sell me all the fragrances around the world, all their all their wages and they've been their benefits to Curt Flood. We paid the price of rebelling against a system of oppression, and it is oppressive. They go from picking cotton balls to people opposing basketball. For that, oh boy.
Jesse's still at it. He's telling that [ __ ] to go from picking cotton balls to go to pick him footballs and basketballs. How did anybody take this dude seriously? Are you [ __ ] serious? They playing a sport for millions of dollars. He demeans. He actually demeans the thousands, the tens of thousands of black men and black women who actually were forced to pick cotton in the deep South by comparing what they had to go through to a professional athlete picking basketballs and footballs, as he calls it. You know, and continuously, you see these people try to use the name of Muhammad Ali in comparison, in juxtaposition to Colin Kaepernick, to try to glorify Colin Kaepernick. Once again, Muhammad Ali was a member of a separatist religious-based organization, the Nation of Islam. And the reason why he went against the Vietnam War was because he stated that he would only go to war for religious purposes, and he filed as a conscientious objector. Never at any point that he protest the American flag or anything like that. Now, he did start to preach against the Vietnam War because he was paid to when he went on those college speaking circuits. But, you know, the modus operandi of the Nation of Islam was to not get involved in the affairs of the Caucasian. They did not speak for or against the Vietnam War. Ali only began to do it because that's what, that's who was paying his bills. A lot of these 20-year-old Caucasians wanted to hear him speak at these college campuses, so he started to speak out against the Vietnam War. He started to build his brand as a guy who was against Vietnam because that's what was getting his bills paid while he was out of boxing.
Was not freedom, is not very much progress. It's just a novel move. And what strikes me is that in football, the reason why something as a sentiment when the president says, "Fire them," every time, "sons of [ __ ]." These wasn't that son was just sons of mother super. Those champions have not sold the [ __ ] the sons of mother because they really are. And he comes that strong, and the president comes that strong. These guys have no parity contracts. Oh, let me say this. Everybody mad when Trump called the play of sons of [ __ ]. I hope that all those guys who got mad when Donald Trump called the players sons of [ __ ], I hope that they get equally as mad when these women go around calling each other [ __ ]. That means that that was a failure during the bargaining for the collective agreement for the collective bargaining agreement. That was a failure there by the NFL Players Association. That had nothing to do with Donald Trump. So how did you feel about Colin Kaepernick's grievance that he filed on collusion? Do you feel like he did get blackballed? Girl, Shannon calls it white ball. Go away. Both because 19 moments have come out, director for the president and [ __ ], he said we should find them. Refer to them and vulgar language. They did collude. And if you get fired by one guy on this basis, you not get hired by another. This is that collusion. I gotta find out where Jesse is hiding his law degree. Of course, you got high regard for Jerry Jones. I'm sure that you guys have slept with some hookers together because we know how Jerry get down. And and Jesse, you were a member of the SCLC with, uh, with Dr. Luke, aka Mr. Luther King. Well, y'all was freaking off with a bunch of holes every day and night. You know, y'all were protesting during the day and freak off at night. So, you know, how, you know, how Jerry Jones get down, and you got no problem with it because she was freaking off a model of the king. Let's be for real.
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The [ __ ] out of the note was no granty country. Just a lot to say. Mmm. Real. I want to read something that Oscar Blanc said after the meeting on Tuesday, after they sat down with a group of these players that they invited to New York, and they set, sat around and they discussed how to get them to stand for the national anthem, and what could the owners do. Mr. Blaine said, "They understand the owner is a person with resources, and not just financial resources, but with relationships and contact that can help them on these social issues with knowledge and input and involvement." Sir, I don't know how many times I have to say this to Shannon. Anybody can get knowledge of input and involvement. All you have to do is respect yourself. Nobody's gonna respect you when you don't respect yourself, period. Okay? For one race to constantly have their hand out to every other race saying, "I, you, you must help me get to your level." That is unprecedented in history. That has never happened, and that will never happen. And unfortunately, people like Shannon Sharpe and other liberal blacks, they're a victim of the liberal white propaganda that everybody owes you and everybody should assist you in empowering yourself. People like Jesse Jackson know better, but he knows that the way that he makes money is by pushing liberal agendas. All right, Jesse Jackson been lying from the start. Let me tell you some. If, if it's that big of an issue where legislation actually has to be posted on how to handle people of color, specifically in regards to police interactions, as opposed to every other race, then all that does is exemplify even more why so-called black people need their own police force. All that does is prove my point. What I've been saying for the longest time. But once again, you know why black people don't want their own police force? Because then they'll actually have to respect the so-called black man, and they don't want to have to do that. The so-called black woman doesn't want to being a house with a black man where they having a dispute, and she has to call the cops, and two more black men show up. She doesn't want that. She wants there to be a possibility, a possibility that two white men will show up to reinforce the subconscious rulership dynamic of white men, then women, then black men at the bottom. Okay? So our people are dealing with a bevy of mental psychosis that are not going to be solved by expecting other races to assist us, especially not white billionaires. I mean, the whole premise is ridiculous. No, you didn't. You just said that you want legislation particularly for how police deal with black people. So you don't want equality, you want preferential treatment. That's what you want. Because when you're talking about equality, that's something that does not exist and will never exist. The reason why the police deal with so-called black people in the manner that they do, number one, is because many police officers are raised in environments where they're taught to disdain so-called black people. But also, they know intrinsically that because our people have such low self-esteem and such a lack of knowledge of themselves, that it leads to them being mentally unstable. So of course, you're going to approach someone who you believe is more mentally unstable than the average person in a very precarious way, and a very fearful and intimidated way. It's going to lead you to make bad decisions. And then you compound that with a lot of the racist ideologies that you probably were taught from it from your childhood upward. And that's a bad, that is a bad mixture. That is why, once again, the only solution for the so-called black man and his issues is a restoration of culture and discipline and order over the woman and over the child. That's it. That's the only solution. All this other [ __ ] that Shan is talking about is a smokescreen and a red herring.
No, it is not. All the American flag is is a corporate logo. That's all it is. I'm the cooperation under the Vatican and under an under inner London, which is operated by the international bankers. That's all America is is a subsidiary of that of that worldwide cooperation. And the American flag is the corporate logo of the United States, aka the cooperation of homeland security. That's it. So this brother, Shannon Sharpe, he's all bugged out. And I got a love for him, but he's all bugged out of his mind with unreasonable expectations based off of, based off of what he's been missed or March is kneeling with the cross and the flag for the right to vote, right? Oh, you can. Well, let's understand something, Jesse. Uh, let's be for real, brother. The reason why you joined the SCLC was so that you can get in prominent position because you, you were always somebody who was gluttonous for for attention and for prestige, okay? For those you guys who don't know Jesse Jackson, and not this man, real last name, his real father wasn't that a man named Noah Robinson. Some of you brothers may know that already. He went in, he tried to act like he was going to graduate from the seminary. I believe it was the Chicago seminary that he went to, but he couldn't even finish that. Almost everybody who grew up with him said the same thing about Jesse Jackson, which is that he was a great talker, but he was not really into following through. One of the things that he always talked about, and all his benefactors have always stated that about him, and once again, as usual, his his sponsors have always been communists or socialists. People like Don Rose. You could look him up, based out of Chicago. Don Rose, once again, I brought his name up before. Don Rose is the person who promised Jesse Jackson that after Martin Luther King was moved out of the way, that he would be put in the most prominent position to continue on to lead the movement. Jesse Jackson thought that he would be allowed to take over the SCLC after after Martin Luther King was killed, but he really wasn't allowed to do that. Ralph Abernathy maintained control over the SCLC. So eventually, they had some issues and how to fall in. I believe it was in, uh, 70, 70 or 71, they fell out, and that's when Jesse Jackson came up with the Operation PUSH. All right. When Jesse Jackson first came there, he met Martin Luther King at Selma. Most you guys are familiar with them with the movie Selma about the march down in Selma, Alabama. By all the accounts, I believe it was Andrew Young who said that everybody was trying to keep, you know, was trying to organize the people in regards to hard march, and Jesse Jackson comes out of nowhere, and he's not, he's not taking instructions, he's giving instructions. People like, "Who the hell is this guy?" No, Martin Luther King liked him. No, he thought he was, um, entertaining. So he made him a lieutenant in the SCLC and he put him over their economic branch, known as, um, what was it called again? Brett, Operation Breadbasket. And he was put in the Chicago division of Operation Breadbasket. Breadbasket was based, like most of their programs were based out in Atlanta. I'm trying to remember with the guy's name was who, who ran Breadbasket. I believe his first name was Henry. I believe his last name was Bennett. I can't exactly remember, but I know I know his last name starts with a B, and he was a, he was a preacher out there in Atlanta who ran Operation Breadbasket. Martin Luther King put Jesse Jackson in charge of the Chicago division. Now, Jesse got in a lot of trouble because he oftentimes would start, you know, of course, the modus operandi of socialists or communists reformers is doing is to engage in protests and boycotts. So what Jesse was doing in Operation Breadbasket was he basically was starting to extort companies. He would say, "We're not going to allow you access to any black labor unless you give me money, right? You got to give me some money under the table." And also, he wanted to put a lot of his people in key positions. But let me let him keep talking.
From the Carolina Panthers, another factor that escaped the success of blank, the success of Jerry Jones, because long sound back to the flag, but never for the flag. And the cross, and the flag, and the praying is different. Burning the flag, got desecrating. It's not flag desecration. And someone tried to equate the flag with kneeling with the flag with patriotism. I got a man who drafted, dodged the draft five times. His feet was hurting. Even some standard for folk where this picture distance, not fair. Hey, Stephen A. would say, "Fairs with a judge." Pigs. I mean, who actually believe that Donald Trump was gonna go fight in a war? Donald Trump is what you call in America, you know, a "quote-unquote" blue blood. Even though that that term, blue blood, actually is in reference to the original ruling families of Europe who was so-called black. But that's a whole 'nother topic for another day. There was no way that Donald Trump, or Trump, which is his real name, Dr. Um, Ph.D., most of you brothers probably know already. There was no way that he was gonna go fight in the war. Now, oftentimes, they will have affluent sons of rich men go fighting wars because they have a political career that they're kind of engineering them for, and it's gonna look good on their resume if they were in Vietnam or if they were in World War II, and and they don't really get any combat. So Trump must have not had been assured that he was not going to see combat. So, you know, they found a way to keep him out of it. But rich, rich Caucasian boys don't go to fight wars. That's not what wars are fought for. All right. After World War II, they use Philip Randolph. I'm trying to remember what was the name of the executive order that he and and FDR passed to integrate the military after World War II? They realized, "Well, we're not allowing black soldiers to fight. Not only should we allow them to fight, but we should put them on the front lines. Let them take them, don't let them take the casualties." So once again, it was communist like a Philip Randolph, who was a so-called black man, who wanted to push so hard for equality. All he did was assist the Caucasian man in deciding to put black soldiers on the front line and send them off to war to get killed. And that's why you saw in Vietnam an exorbitant amount, a disproportionate amount of black men were drafted and put into the US military on the front line as opposed to World War II, when they went, many times they were not allowed to be put in situations like a lot of their Caucasian counterparts to, uh, you know, to get casualties. Now, you did have different black battalions, like the 761st Tank Battalion, who saw a lot of battle during World War II. But, um, a lot of these socialist reforms that are captained by black men like Jesse Jackson, or before him, Martin Luther King, or A. Philip Randolph, kind of have been to the detriment of the so-called black men. But let you know what, let's let Jesse continue to go on. Although John McCain couldn't come home earlier, but refused to, until everybody came home. He spent five and a half years in the field of POW, called him a loser because he was captured. Well, that's the official story. Sure. But he figured out he was successful in shipping issue from like, like we went pink. They grounded a woman's breast cancer. For example, take a month to focus on racial disparities. These kids come from broken off. I met with students last year, last week, from several different colleges on the football field. Eighty percent in the classroom, less than six percent. Didn't know that they know they're being used to entertain. Hey, look, I've been saying that for the longest time. The so-called black men, many of these professional black athletes, they need to stop talking about how they're so blessed to be in the NFL and being, being an NFL is a privilege. How can it be a privilege to be in a sports league where you make up six percent of the US population, you make up seventy-five percent of that league? Very clearly, they're targeting you. So clearly, it's a preference for them to have you. It should not be considered a, you know, it should not be considered a privilege for you to be there. March Madness, leave all to me. Send us a graduation time. This was that much man. Just to make sadness. Just you have been running that ROM hustle for the longest time. I don't know why I keep people keep falling for [ __ ]. Oh, look, as we all know, there's only so many athletic scholarships that they're gonna give out. So there's no way that you're gonna look in a classroom and see an equal percentage of black students and in top-level universities like USC or UCLA as you're gonna see Caucasian students. That's just not going to happen. All right. Richland Justice. I said no one said of our culture, right? So the measure this, as you mentioned, the pink is will bring awareness. They think URI didn't solve breast cancer, it raised awareness. So now that Colin Kaepernick, you've brought this into our vocabulary, we talk about it. What's the next step? The next step is ain't [ __ ] gonna happen because I don't understand why Shannon Sharpe, who seems to be a relatively intelligent dude, I don't understand why he can't see the difference between breast cancer, which is not something that anybody believes is a hoax or not legitimate. I don't know why you're comparing that to racism, which if you talk to ten people, they're gonna have ten different perceptions of what racism is and who it applies to and how it's relevant. So people like Shannon Sharpe will keep trying to force their view of things on other people. They're going to be, they're going to be perpetually frustrated. Right. Jesse Jackson understands the game. He understands that the game is really about getting money. That's why he wanted to either take over the SCLC or move on in the first place. All right. All right. Told you guys he P fallen. He was associated with Ghanaian down the road on Rose. By the way, was the press secretary for Martin Luther King. And if you do any research on Don Rose, he's an old school, he's an old-time communist based out of Chicago, who, like I said, was press secretary for before Martin Luther King. And who put, who took Jesse Jackson under his wing when he realized that Martin Luther King was starting to get disruptive and starting to get disobedient. He knew that Jesse Jackson was the one that he was going to groom for the future. Don Rose was also involved with the rise of somebody that you brothers might be familiar with named Harold Washington, who tried to run for president back in the early '80s. Harold Washington also had, of course, communist and socialist backing. As I've stated, odd and odd and for an odd, and you guys are gonna realize that most of these so-called black affluent black leaders that they have put forth for you are not real. They're proxy leaders that are just meant to represent their sponsors, that being Caucasian, Jewish socialists. No, really, just representatives of the international bankers, agents for the international bankers. Okay? Once again, communism is directly linked to the international bankers. Karl Marx streamlined communism, nor the Communist Manifesto, as a front for it to be the economic system that was most favorable to the international bankers because it allows for the dissolution of the middle class and it, and it really allows for the taking of all natural resources from the common people. So that's the point of these black leaders is to get so-called black people to conform to a socialist or communist mindset without understanding and to want to blend in with everybody, which will be culturalized you and make you a willing debt slave. Once again, you really should be trying to address the, the international banks and what's the term, the Federal Reserve. That's what was skipping my mind. Once you dissolve the Federal Reserve, then you can actually go back to having real money. These are things that nobody talks about. Right. Jesse Jackson managed, like I said, Don Rose. Don Rose was controlling Harold Washington, and Harold Washington was also controlled by a man named Leon Despres. First name, Elio, and last name, if I remember correctly, spelled D as in David, E as in Peter, R as in Robert, T as in Thomas. Yes, you could look that name up. Leon Despres was another communist lawyer who sponsored Harold Washington, and also sponsored later on, at the end of his life, Barack Obama. Or near the end of Leon's life, he sponsored Barack Obama. As I told you guys before, Barack Obama is another socialist plant. That's why, that's why I stated, that's why he's so cool with what's his name over there in France, Macron. Okay? Macron was a former, was a former agent of the Rothschilds Bank. Okay? So that's how it all fits together.
Well, what is the to just expose racial disparities and graduations? Look, the issue with racial disparity and graduation is the fact that our people are not being taught information that they're really interested in. All right? They're coming out of households that don't really promote learning. Why is that? Because our people are not interested in what's being taught because most of this [ __ ] is [ __ ] is narrative that gets taught. Okay? Look, when you do, when you look at Jesse Jackson, as I was stating, he fell out with Martin Luther King in 1965, around that area, '66, '67. He was still associated when he started to fall out because Martin Luther King started to see that Jesse Jackson wanted his shine. Okay? They were having a conversation one time. They were in a meeting, and Martin Luther King was planning a march or protest, and Jesse kept saying, "It's not gonna work." Martin got mad, left the room, and I believe he was, he, but he left with either Andrew Young and Ralph Abernathy. I think it was Andrew Young. They going down the stairs, and Jesse Jackson starts chasing them. He says, "Doc, Doc Martin Luther King." He spins around. He says, "Look, you might make your mark on the world at some point, but don't bother me anymore." All right? Now, Martin Luther King gets killed April 4th, 1968. And as I told you guys before, everybody who wanted ties on the balcony, who had no ties on, know about the assassination, right? The people who wore ties, Ralph Abernathy and such, they didn't know. So Jesse Jackson, of course, he had no tie on. He claimed to have heard the shots, and he claimed to have been the last person to speak to him, Martin Luther King. He also claimed to have been the person who held, who cradled Martin Luther King's head in his arms. Everybody else there who witnessed it, who witnessed it, denied his telling of the events. But Jesse Jackson wouldn't change his clothes for three days because he immediately booked TV shows through Don Rose so that he could go on TV with the same turtleneck that he had on when Martin Luther King's blood on it to try to glamorize himself. This hard depraved, this dude is all right. Then in 1968, after Martin Luther King is gone, he always going back and forth with Ralph Abernathy because he wants to run the SCLC. Jesse Jackson's half-brother comes on, and Jesse Jackson's half-brother, Noah Robinson Jr., hates Jesse Jackson so much that he actually sides with Ralph Abernathy. Jesse Jackson's brother was supposed to run the, um, the commercial side of Operation Breadbasket. So Jesse Jackson leaves Operation Breadbasket, forms Operation PUSH with backing by the communists and socialists, and then eventually he forms a Rainbow Coalition, which is a company that whose name he stole from Fred Hampton. Those of you who know Fred Hampton, he was a member of the Black Panthers who was murdered in the late '60s. All right? And the Rainbow Coalition was really meant to be a front to push globalism. That's why Jesse Jackson will court homosexuals and lesbians and say that, you know, all other races and the homos and the lesbians should team up with black people and Jewish people to get political power. And notice he said black, black people and Jewish people because he understood who was sponsoring him. All right? All this [ __ ] is fake. But you know, I'm just, I'm gonna end it here because Jesse don't have any anything else to say. But anyway.