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The black peoples of the earth are the most hated. Not because we've earned this hate, but because we represent genetic annihilation. Our strong dominant genes represent an existential threat to all others. We are by far the most hated. Everyone hates us. The whites, the Asians, the Arabs, the Latinos, they all hate us. You, the black man and woman, are the most hated. You must raise your children knowing this. Not to push down their self-esteem, but to push up their awareness. You are the most hated. And so you must know that you have to walk around with your head up and your chest out, your head on the swivel because enemies beset you. They always have. And as I will continue to remind, we are in an ongoing war. And we must raise up our children knowing that the greatest honor is to be a martyr. The greatest honor is to fight in the cause of black people. To fight for our collective. And in line with that, we also teach them emotional discipline. So that if they were to offer their lives in the cause of black people, it will not be out of emotion. It'll be decisive. And this is not an abstraction, offering your life for black people. We're talking about offering your life for your black son, your black daughter, your black wife. That is what we speak of. There may come a time. And we raise our children with proper emotional development so that they know when the time is upon them and when it is not upon them, and they choose their behavior, their actions, and if they must, they choose the way that they go out. So, when I say raise your children knowing that martyrdom is the highest honor, you are raising your boy and your girl to have a warrior's mindset, though hopefully only the boy might might ever need to become a warrior.
There may come a time that we have to confront the enemy, or we might have to organize, which will take bravery and the willingness to give up your life. The only way we will be able to secure our rights and to stop our our the black people, wherever you find them, from being accosted and attacked, is by standing up. And that's why we have to raise the kids with the martyrdom mindset. They have to know that they are hated, and that they can stand up to and defeat all of their foes who hate them. And the reason they have to be prepared for martyrdom and know that it's an honor, so that if the war, the cold war, ever turns to a hot war, they're eager to get to the front lines and do this work on behalf of our people, so that some of us can survive and continue to grow and replenish, but you can never have an enemy and go without fighting. Because when you're not striking at the enemy, the enemy is probably going to be striking at you. The problem is that we've had too many pacifists, too many cowards, too many accommodationists thinking that the nature of the white man was going to change, that he wouldn't behave the way he's behaved in the past. We have hundreds of years of data on these white folks. They've emptied out the entire continent of North America. Murdered the native population, even killed buffalo and other large game to reduce the food source of the natives. They use biological warfare on many populations with melanin. We know their nature. We know we must fight them. And if you do not teach your children when they're as soon as they become old enough to understand, they will not know that there is a fight ahead of them. And I can tell you the the hardest fight you'll ever have is the one that you didn't expect, the one that you didn't train for. We must train our children emotionally, spiritually, and physically to be able to win this fight. I absolutely promise you that the white kids are being trained up. In my book, The Black Box, you can read about stories when I was a kid, 8 years old, 9 years old, they're calling me an N-word. I couldn't even think of a racial term to call them because we were not taught that. Black children are not taught hate, and you're also not taught who your enemy is, your natural enemy. But they are taught hate, and they are taught to attack us. And they do. And I don't want any of your children to be caught in that vulnerable position that I was caught in, not realizing that these other 8-year-olds, 9-year-olds, I thought they were just kids like me, when in fact, they were race soldiers, as it turns out.
So, we must teach our young boys, our young girls to be emotionally intelligent, to know that martyrdom is the highest honor, to sacrifice for the black people, especially your people, your family, and it must be done in the right context. So, for example, if there were a situation whereby you know, my family was pulled over by the police, we are going to conduct ourselves in the most civil, respectful way if we can, certainly try to record it, might catch a paycheck on the back end, and if they ask me to get out of the car and do this or that or they say they want to take me down to the station, arrest me, fine, fine. Even if they want to take my my wife, fine, fine. They want to take one of my kids, arrest them, fine. We'll get them out, we'll go through the process and, you know, make the necessary investments in time and capital, but if they were to start touching my wife inappropriately or engaging in violence against my children, that would be time for martyrdom. If they were to touch my wife inappropriately and if my if my wife was pregnant and they were like pushing her down to the ground on her stomach or something like that, then it would be time for martyrdom. It's not time for emotional intelligence, it's not time to comply or to be polite or civil, it is time for us to die. It is time for us to kill or be killed. And I would do it happily. And we must train up all of ours to know that there is an appropriate time for all things. Life is great. Let us live well. Death can also be beautiful. And we must train them all of our children not to fear death, but to know that it is a part of life, and the strongest among us, we may have the opportunity to choose when it comes. But what we will not do is certain violations and certain insults to individuals or to our families or our people will not be tolerated. And you might say, "Well, Marquett, if you Does that mean if you see a black person out in the world and or a black woman being accosted that you have to go do something?" Absolutely not. That means that if she's on code and you know that she's on code, then you step up for her. If she's against code or off code, then she's on her own. That's why we have the code. That's why we have the organization. How much would it hurt for a father to be lost trying to protect a random harlot and leave his wife and children unprotected because he thought that this black woman deserved his help when in actual fact she behaved in a way that was unruly, unrefined, and put herself in harm's way. No. When we say our people, all skinfolk ain't kinfolk. The values are what solidify your position within this thing of ours. So, raise up your kids strong, let them know the truth. You are hated by all other nations and it's primarily based on envy and jealousy. It's primarily based on fear. All other nations hate you. You must be on guard. They hate you for what they are not and what you are. And if it ever comes to hot war or if the it is ever time to fight, you fight them to the death happily.