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I'd Memphis, so brother, this is going to be volume 2 in the series that I'm starting called "Chastise Your Son." And the reason why this is so important is because generation after generation, we hear the same lament from the so-called black community about how we want the violence to end. Well, we can special plead all we want, but we're not going to be able to change things unless we make serious changes. When you want extreme changes, we have to do extreme things. That's the only way that we're going to see the benefit. As the saying goes, a fool does the same thing over and over expecting a different result. So if we want different results, we have to do different things.
The main thing, once again, and as usual, my message is geared towards the so-called black man. We have to make sure that we understand the order. We're supposed to be creatures of order. So that means, what? We have to understand what the hierarchy is. Once we understand those things, then we know who we get our instruction from. Once we know who we get our instruction from, then the path is laid out right there before us. And that's the importance of forefathers. Our fathers are supposed to pass a culture down to us, but because we've had that broken off, now we have to do a bit of investigative work to figure out what we're supposed to do. And to be quite frank with you, it's not that difficult. Brothers, it has pretty much already been laid out. We just have to let go of the stubbornness and a lot of the old wives' tales. A lot of these notions that brothers hold on to are what's holding us back. A lot of the false history is holding us back. And as I've stated in other videos, pro-blacks are really pro-white. Why do I say that? Because you'll oftentimes hear pro-blacks regurgitate things that the so-called white man has taught us about history to try to demonize certain aspects of our history.
So that brings us to this story right here in Newark, New Jersey, where there was a drive-by, where there were three young ladies who were shot because they were commemorating the death of two so-called young black men who had carjacked another vehicle and ended up driving into, I believe, a light pole. They car flipped over and they died. And as they were holding the little makeshift wake, you know how they do in the hood where they bring the candles out and they gather 'round, another person came by and shot up that crowd of people who were engaging the wake. So why was that done? It's very clear that, number one, the person who executed that hit on the crowd of mourners is mentally disturbed. But maybe the whole issue is gang-related. Who knows? Point being is this: we're gonna cover certain topics in this video. They're gonna talk about it. I'm gonna chime in.
"Searching for the gunman who opened fire at a memorial for victims of a car crash. Four teenagers were shot, including one sixteen-year-old girl who was in the hospital tonight in critical condition," since Tuesday. Lead Everage reports from Newark. You know, oftentimes you'll hear that from our people, they'll say, "This neighborhood is crazy." Well, it's not so much that the neighborhood is crazy, it's that the people in it are living very haphazardly. There's a symbiotic relationship between your neighborhood and the people that are in it. People oftentimes say, "I live in a bad neighborhood" or "I live in a dirty neighborhood." No, there are dirty people who live in that neighborhood. They're the ones who want to dirty up the environment because within themselves, they feel dirty. They dirty up their environment, then they look around and look at their environment and they say, "My environment's dirty." So I feel less about myself. We're in control of how we view ourselves. We're in control of our environment. So what we have to do is respect our environment and respect our neighbor, and things can become better. People have to look at what they can do as opposed to, "Why are there not higher forces that are coming down to assist so-called black people?" We can do it on our own if you really want to do it. But a lot of our people do not want to do it because they cannot exist without the so-called white man in their mind. They cannot see themselves as rulers, as as executives over their own estate. Our people cannot think on that level for the most part. Of course, there are exceptions to the rule, but I'm talking about certain certain factions of the so-called black community. They cannot see themselves as big executives over their own estate. A lot of our people cannot see ourselves repairing our own issues because we want to hold on to that victim mentality and hope that the so-called white man is going to feel sorry for us one day. It's not his place to feel sorry for you. If they're in authority over you, why would they want to empower you? That makes no sense.
"This cell phone video was taken moments after a 16-year-old girl and three other young women were hit by bullets at the corner of Bergen Street and Madison Avenue while attending a memorial Saturday night." "This fight was a tragic situation. The case is celebrating somebody he's now saying death that passed away." Now, brother, did you know what this brother just stated right here? Let me run this back a little bit. "Three other young women were hit by bullets at the corner of Bergen Street and Madison Avenue while attending a memorial Saturday night." "This man, he was a tried to situation. He came to celebrate somebody's no sin death that passed away." Brother, did you hear he said he said the kids were celebrating the death of somebody else who just passed away? And I touched on this sentiment in the video that I did over the death of Mr. Junior Guzman Feliz, the young so-called Hispanic boy who was stabbed to death in the Bronx, and what I called a ritualistic murder. It really was in commemoration of two moves that occurred on June 20th, right before the summer solstice. But you guys can look at that in that video or in those two videos. The point being is this: I touched on this notion in those two videos that in our community, and the so-called black community or so-called people of color community, whatever you want to call it, we love to commemorate death and murder because, via proxy, we have been taught to venerate Saturn, who's the god of death, Astaroth, who was the god of death. And we're going to see it in the way that they chose to commemorate the death of those two young men with the candles because, as I also touched on in the video for Junior Guzman Feliz, the use of candles is meant to be an allusion to Tammuz because the light of the candle was meant to represent him. He was the divine light. And we're also going to see, based on the illustration on these candles, who it is that our people are actually worshipping because they believe that they're worshipping one entity when it's actually another entity.
"Wait, somebody that was traumatized came and just the group lit candles to mourn seventeen-year-old Quadri Robinson and nineteen-year-old Kairin Battle." Now, brothers, do you see these candles here? You'll see there are many of the candles. They're depictions of the quote-unquote white image of Christ. And for many of you brothers, you should already know that the Caucasian image of Christ is based on the image of an historical figure known as Caesar Borgia. He was the son of Pope Alexander VI. He was a warlord and a sexual deviant who was a contemporary of Leonardo da Vinci, who also himself was a venerator of Bacchus and Pan. The point being is this: his image was adapted to be the image of quote-unquote Christ that we see today in the Catholic Church and the normal conventional image that is portrayed to the masses of what Christ looked like. But it actually is meant to be an allusion to Tammuz or Horus, just the Caucasian version. Now, that image, the Caucasian version of Horus, goes back to the time of Ptolemy, one of the main generals of Alexander the Great, or Alexander the Macedonian, I should say. And that image was done as Serapis. And you can look that up. That's spelled S-E-R-A-P-I-S. And Peter, that basically was the first Caucasian image of a Christ-like figure, and it was an adaptation of Horus that was commissioned by the Macedonians under Ptolemy. So that, being the first time that the Caucasian man was placed in a position of power over the world, he would have a god figure that looked like him. After the Caucasian was driven back into servitude during the decline of the Imperial Roman Empire, of course, we started to see more of the authentic images of the various Christ figures, including the authentic Christ of the Bible, depicted as so-called black people. Of course, she also had the so-called black image of Horus or Sheba or what-have-you, Buddha, all across the world. But the point being is that they were authentic. During the quote-unquote rebirth of Caucasian sensibilities and a sense of authority over the known world, and what is commonly known as the Renaissance, which itself means rebirth, that's when they started to use the image of Caesar Borgia for Christ. And you'll oftentimes notice in that Caucasian image of Christ, they will accentuate the heart in the middle of his chest. That is once again to show you what the origin of that entity actually is. For those who might have gone to a Catholic school or who are familiar with Catholic school protocol, oftentimes the Catholic school is named Sacred Heart, like you may have went to the Sacred Heart of so-and-so order, or you, the elementary school was called Sacred Heart. Why is that? Because the term "heart" in the ancient Babylonian tongue, the word for "heart" was the same as the word for their prime god, that being Bel. But those of us who read the scriptures will know that there was an entity known as Bel the Confunder, because he was like a riddler. He was also known as Nebo. And [ __ ] the great prophet. That is why the the Babylonian kings would oftentimes name themselves after this entity, like Nebuchadnezzar, right? Nabu was based off of the God Nebo or Nebula. For those of us who watch the Star Wars movies, you remember that Queen Amidala, who was based on the pagan figure Leto or Lato, La-ti-o, the hidden goddess, she gave birth to the twins Apollo and Artemis, or in the film, Luke and Leia. Remember what planet did they say that that Princess Amidala was from? She was from Naboo. So George Lucas is very well acquainted with the Babylonian mystery school system.
I said all that to say this: whenever you see these commemorations or these celebrations with candles, it's always an allusion to the veneration of Tammuz. And it's touched on in the scriptures for those who have a King James 1611 Bible, in the book of Baruch, the sixth chapter, I believe the 19th verse, when it tells you about the folly of worshiping the Babylonian gods and how they light candles. Also, when you venerate Saturn, you light candles. Astaroth, because it's all talking about the same entity. So when our people light these candles, it's not for Christ. It's for Tammuz.
"Killed after crashing a stolen car into this house early Friday morning. But the silent prayers were interrupted by gunfire just after 9 p.m." Because that spirit of venerating these false gods is a spirit of death. Remember, Saturn is the entity of death. He's the god of death. That is why our people constantly compile death upon death. And they would not shock me. Nothing against those girls, but it would not shock me if they had some type of gang affiliation themselves. Oftentimes, that that is what happens. And of course, I hope that I'm wrong about that. But for them to be commemorating those two boys' deaths and it just be standing there with those candles lit, and for somebody to walk by and start shooting at them, that tells me that there's some connection there. But I could be wrong. Either way, the point being is this: our people, they've situated their minds to the wrong type of thing. They want to commemorate, i.e., celebrate death. And when the brother spoke, that was a Freudian slip because he was showing you what our people are actually about. And that's why I touched on that notion when I did the video on Junior Guzman Feliz. Our people love death. They love you more when you're dead than when you're alive.
"A 16-year-old girl was shot in the head and is in critical condition. Three other girls between 16 and 20 were injured." But her, as a matter of fact, the scriptures tell us, "All those that hate me love death." And they're expected to be okay. But now, many are too scared to go back to that corner. The community is outraged. The community is hurt. The community is tired of violence that's taking place, especially among the young people. That's because the young people are not being taught anything productive. That is why we see these cyclical deaths. Same thing being talked about for the last 50, 60 years in the so-called black community because we're not teaching our children the right thing. We're teaching them about carnality and materialism. We're teaching them about how to join cliques. We're teaching young boys to be emotional and young females to be hard and be masculine. That's why there's so much tumult. There's no peace because we're not teaching our people how to be at peace with one another. The way that you got peace is when you understand the hierarchy: the Most High and his son, our head; the man has the head of a woman. That's the trickle-down effect. That's why you don't see issues to this degree amongst the other races.
Police are still searching for the shooter and have not said if the injured were intended targets. What the motive was? Hey brothers, you see that? Let me rewind it back just a little bit. "Is orbiting that that if the injured..." This is why they're highlighting the candles because behind the scenes, many of the top-level producers on these news networks know what the candles actually symbolize. Our people don't. And of course, they can buy them in botanicals and things of that nature. But you know, they have so-called saints on these candles. What's probably protectors? All those are are Babylonian gods. That's all they are. On ancient Rome, they had them as well. They were known as divas, okay? Meaning spirits that were in your home or who are around you, who are meant to act as protectors. The Catholic Church adapted them and turned them into so-called saints. That's why they have saints like Saint Denis or Saint Basil, so on and so forth, who oftentimes were named after people who actually lived, but they adapted them from common divas or common spirits that were venerated during the overtime of paganism.
"As all this is meant to commemorate, were intended targets? What's the motive?" Well, now look at this. Once again, we'll see here, right there in the middle, they venerated the mother goddess. That figure on that red candle in the middle, that's a female that has a crown on her head. They'll claim the destined Mary, but in all actuality, that's the mother goddess. Along the right-hand side, there's an image of the Caucasian image of Christ. And as I stated, they have that heart shape in the middle of his chest illuminated. For those who can saw the film E.T., you remember one of the themes was E.T.'s heart. Why is that? Because E.T. represented Pan, also known in Babylon, as I stated before, as Nebo or Bel. That is who he represented. But I'm gonna be covering that film very soon because I did a video on that film a while ago, what YouTube did not allow me to upload because it has streaming footage. So I'm going to do it with just some still shots to get the point across. But once again, this is why they keep highlighting the candles. They did the same thing when they covered this story on Junior Guzman Feliz. They tried to let you understand, without telling you overtly, that all of this is meant to be a reverberation of what occurred in the ancient time when they were allowed to worship Tammuz, aka Horus, out in the open. Our people like doing it today, they just don't know it. And there's a saying, "You cannot fit a square peg into a round hole." Our people cannot venerate the gods of the other nations and have it be fruitful for us. It's not going to work. We cannot venerate the gods of the other nations and have it be fruitful. And that's the whole point of the Catholic/Christian Church or Christian tradition is to make you think that you're commemorating the entities of the scriptures when, in all actuality, you're abiding by the mystery school system.
"Was or if it's connected to Friday's crash?" Police say in that first incident, the two men were in a stolen car that was speeding when it hit a lamppost, smashed into a porch and a fence, then the side of this house. Unfortunate, but it was judgment. A gun was later recovered inside the car. Community activists say despite people's fears, they plan to host another vigil here Wednesday. "We come out as a supporting body, so to speak, to basically protect this brother's name." Is Lamont Vaughn? I did a video a very long time ago called "Welsh Names Equal Black Names." I'll probably be revisiting that sentiment later on down the line. That last name Vaughn is a Welsh last name. A lot of you brothers have Welsh last names and you don't even know it. Names like Jones, Williams, Vaughn, Griffin, Griffith. Those are all Welsh last names. On the loss of their loved ones, Newark's mayor and the prosecutor's office are now offering a $50,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest in Newark, New Jersey. Natalie Deaderick, CBS 2 News.
Let me say this very quickly. It's cool to have activists and people who want to, you know, to interject themselves into other people's lives to a system, but the solution is going to come from each and every so-called black man making sure that he presides over his property. The property is your family. You have to make sure that you preside over all that so that we can lessen the chances of things like this happening. Of course, you could be a great father, being being in the home, presiding over everything, and your son still grow up to be a robber, a thief, a murderer, God forbid. But as long as you know that you did your job, that's all that you can ask for. And I promise you, if we all do that, the rates of a lot of this depravity are going to drop precipitously. But anyway, peace.