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Family and fellow soldiers, I'm the professor and this is the moment of truth.
"All right."
"I'm Haitian."
"Why? Where you from? What's your background? You American."
"Dirty black American."
"Wait, what?"
"Huh?"
"Huh?"
"What? What you say?"
"American. Black American. What?"
"No. No. No. No. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You said dirty black American."
"You heard that? You just asked me what I said."
"I did. I did."
"Why you said that?"
"Because that's what y'all are. Dirty black American."
"She just said that."
"I did. A dirty black American. I sure did."
"Because that's what y'all are."
"So all Americans are dirty black Americans."
"I mean, you know, the ones I've come across."
"NO. NO. YOU I DON'T I'M SORRY. I CAN'T DO AMERICANS. I need somebody with culture. I'm sorry. I'm"
"Black Black Americans got culture."
"Americans got culture. ROLLING. ROLLING. KEEP ROLLING."
"I NEED SOMEBODY CULTURE."
"AMERICAN AMERICANS DON'T HAVE CULTURE. I GOT CULTURE."
"WE got the culture. We are the culture."
"We are the culture."
"Globally, THEY KNOW ABOUT BLACK AMERICANS."
"HOLD ON. WE KNOW"
"THEY KNOW ABOUT BLACK AMERICANS."
"BUT YOU GOT TO REMEMBER 1804, BABY. I'M THE ONE I WAS AMERICAN. But we not going to use the word American."
"That's black Americans. We are the 1804. I'm the reason why you have the part. Was the first free independent country. First black independent."
"That ain't got nothing to do with that don't got nothing to do with America."
"That's nice. I'm just letting you know the reason why y'all HAVE YOUR INDEPENDENCE. COMING OVER here because of us. Because of the the hard work THAT BLACK AMERICANS DO."
"YOU KNOW, HAITI is like in debt for a trillion YEARS. BECAUSE THEY"
"WHY? BECAUSE THE FRENCH OWE US HOW MUCH?"
"So independence for paying"
"what?"
"Wait, when you say Haiti is the reason Americans got their independence? What do you mean by that?"
"Cook for that."
"How they going to cook me for that?"
"What? What do you What DO YOU MEAN BY THAT?"
"Y'ALL GOT TO CUT THAT OUT."
"African-Americans are free."
"I'm not saying that we set the revolution. The reason we were the first independent free country. Nobody give a [ __ ] about y'all, bro. Are you crazy?"
"No, but by paying Britain. Britain. What?"
"I'm talking about we set the thing. We the one that said it. 1804, we the first free Caribbean country."
"I'm not going to go in depth with that, but what that got to do with America?"
"African-Americans."
"I'm We said it and then y'all followed."
"Y'all said it for yourselves, not for no."
"WE SAID IT AND THEN Y'ALL FOLLOWED."
"And we and we set and we set the stage for y'all immigrants to come over here and profit off of America."
"You're saying you're mad that we came to Oh,"
"no. I'm not mad. I'm not mad. I'm telling you what black I'm telling you what black culture provided for you and your family."
"How that provided for me and my family set the standard set the standard."
"I came here. I DIDN'T COME HERE."
"MY FAMILY CAME HERE AND THEY MADE their money and they went right back to Haiti. So what's up?"
"So why you ain't going right back to Haiti?"
"CUZ WHY WOULD I COME BACK TO HAITI? I'M GUCCI where I'm at."
"Where your parents live?"
"They're here."
"What?"
"And they doing the flow."
"How is that going right back to Haiti? That ain't going right back to Haiti. You know, these are the people who claim that they're the only slaves in human history to ever overthrow their masters. Yeah. And they're also the only slaves who ever beg their masters to come back, too. You know, you can't brag about overthrowing white supremacy in your homeland when somebody in the US has to say ice cream and you go running. Now, it's time to show and prove. It's time to show that all the trash talking was more than just hot air. It's time to see who's going to stand strong and who's going to be running scared. Recently, I saw a video of this one Haitian who was saying that foundational black Americans didn't have a culture and were trying to be different from white society. So many black Americans adopted ways of speaking that weren't really from any genuine self-expression. It was just black Americans trying to be different. Basically, he was saying that it was variance for varants's sake. Now, this individual has no self-awareness that Haitians in Haiti dress just like us. They wear our attire. They don't wear the kind of clothing that they see white society wearing. They wear the kind that they see us wearing. They take on our mannerisms, their imitation of it. And when they get here, they do the same thing. You sound stupid talking down on foundational black Americans when you're wearing the clothing that FBAs tend to wear and you use our hairstyles and all the rest of it. Also, you got people who just try to be like the white supremacist here and they thought that if they just insulted and condescended to us enough that that would convince these racists that they were one of them. But it didn't fool anyone. Look, let's be honest about one thing here. When somebody has to flee from their homeland, that makes them feel extremely insecure with themselves. After all, fleeing from your own home is an undeniable admission of failure. In this case, failure to build a society. This is part of the unspoken dysfunction that goes along with mass migration. And it's also the key reason why immigrants have a bad habit of praising the places that they fled from while at the same time talking trash about the places they fled to. and the people who let them in. This is the reason why black Americans tried to find a way to make common cause with them. But when it became obvious that that was never going to work, people just stopped, which is exactly what you're supposed to do when something isn't working. And now you got these people who are out here saying all kinds of crazy stuff like, "Immigrants built America." No, immigrants came to take advantage of what was already built. Immigrants didn't build America. It was already built. We know because it was our ancestors who did it. There weren't any Haitians coming here in any numbers until the mid 20th century. We know because we were the ones who made it possible for them to be here. And now with the orange man having gotten what he wanted with the Supreme Court saying that TPS is no longer going to be permanent, it's going to be temporary and he can go ahead and start mass deportations if he wants. You got a lot of people out there who are panicking. I can understand why, but they need to be reminded what all this was about. TPS was created by Congress in 1990 to prevent deportations to countries suffering from natural disasters, civil strife, and other instability. It allowed people already in the US to stay with work permits in increments of up to 18 months. But it never provided a path to citizenship. TPS was never intended to be a way for them to become citizens, hence the name temporary. It was always supposed to be, well, if you can sneak in, you'll be allowed to be here for a little while. Though, you got to get renewed every 18 months. And after that, though, after a while, you're going to have to leave. But Haitian activists are demanding that Fidians call their senators to support Senate Bill 4814, which would reinstate the residency status for Haitians as well as permanent paths for US citizenship. I find that very interesting. The bill that's being proposed, it's not one that would apply to everybody. It would apply specifically to Haitians. Uh gee, isn't that divisive? I'm just saying. But the main thing that needs to be noted here is you got people who are saying the quiet part out loud. They want for TPS to be expanded to do something that it was never intended to do. And that's become a way to permanent citizenship. Well, that certainly escalated quickly now, didn't it? The entire phony argument used by immigration extremists has been that illegal aliens were in the country legally because schemes like the so-called asylum programs gave them legal status. But it was nothing more than a linguistic loophole. Nothing more than that. This is the reason why Steven Miller of all people doesn't get much push back when he said that these people coming from these other countries, they're not fleeing persecution or threat of death. that they could have stopped at any one of the halfozen countries that they transited through on their way to the US. When people are seeking refuge, they don't choose to go on some transcontinental journey. There's plenty of safe countries that they could have stopped at immediately. Why go thousands of miles to get to the US in particular? Unless you think that it would be some kind of comeup. That's not about escaping persecution or fleeing danger. That's just opportunism. And even the white liberals that you've seen on TV who have been doing their best bleeding heart routine, they can't deny the fact that this is actually about a lot more than just any alleged claims of humanitarian concern. It's about maintaining the cheap labor that they've had. And in the case of the Catholic Church, it's about maintaining their influence. They could care less about whether or not anyone lives or dies. What they care about is whether or not they got some locals there who are going to be saluting when the papa shows up. In fact, there's a lot of Haitians who did in fact stop in Peru or Colombia or even in Mexico on their way to the US. Many of them didn't go much further than that. But not surprisingly, you never see those Haitians who are down there in South America living, you never see them talking about how great their work ethic is. Have you ever noticed that the Haitians who live in those countries in South America, you don't see any of them talking about, "Oh, I bought some house and the house had like six bedrooms in it. Oh, you know, it's because I'm just so hardworking. I just worked my butt off for it. You never see them talking like that at all because they don't have anything to show for it. Why? It's very easy to talk about how you're so industrious and to pretend as if you're so successful when you have the white US government handing you tons of federal money in the form of programs and you got white banks who set aside loans just for immigrants. They got an entire infrastructure set up to automatically hand millions of dollars to these people as soon as they get in the US. When you're getting caked off by white power, you can try to claim that you're so good at building things. But when you're in countries south of the border where they don't have any of those giveaways and freebies, you know, the kinds that foundational black Americans fought for, and where those countries don't let you get away with trash talking and bad mouthing them, well, you'll learn some humility real quick. Not to be messy, but if anybody wants to form their mouths or try to talk grimy about us, they got a long way to go before they can get away with that one. Haitians have a reputation internationally and is not a flattering one. For example, you might remember how back in 2023, at the exact same time that Biden was allowing any and everyone from Haiti to come to the US, down in Mexico, there were some black Americans who took a road trip from southern Texas to the Mexican border city of Mammoros. While they were down there, out of the blue, they were ambushed by a gang of Mexican gunmen. Four of the black Americans were kidnapped. When this story made the news, the kidnappers immediately gave up the location of the victims. It turned out two of which had already been killed, but two others had been retrieved alive. As it turned out, it was a case of mistaken identity. You see, the Mexican gangsters thought that these black Americans were Haitian drug smugglers. Do you remember that? These people were attacked, kidnapped, two of them murdered because the Mexicans thought that they were Haitians. And it was only because that they were foundational black Americans that the two survivors were let go. See, Haitians get harmed all the time in Mexico. And it means nothing. Doesn't even make the news. Their own government in Porter Prince says nothing about it. They don't do anything about it. But foundational black Americans have a culture of raising hell when we're wronged. When they found out that they took two of ours, they let them go because we stand up and we've raised hell about these things. On a side note, by the way, have you ever heard of a Haitian or African or any other non-FBA black person who was harmed by gangs or kidnapped because the locals thought that they were foundational black American drug smugglers or because the local gangs in some foreign country are beefing with FBA gangsters? No, you've never heard of that because we don't do those kind of things. But when a foundational black American goes on vacation, particularly to Europe or Asia, they have to be careful to make it clear that their FBA otherwise they could run the risk of being mistaken for a Haitian, Nigerian or Somalian. In those Scandinavian countries, the Somalians and Ethiopians have a bad rep. What do you think those riots over there in the UK are about, by the way? Now, of course, those little antilack racist scum over there in Europe and the UK, those guys are bigots full stop. But understand something. Foundational black Americans get a different reception when it becomes clear to people who we are. And you have these goofy foreign flags like that Johnny Somali fool doing stupid stuff and trying to make people think that he's a black American. And he's not alone. You have a number of these black foreigners who go out of their way to do stupid mess for clout online, trying to go viral and trying to do it at our expense. Because when a black person travels abroad, it's safe to be one of us because we don't have roving gangs or start beefing with the local tough guys or begins scamming everyone and giving black people a bad name. This has been the case since at least the First World War. Go look up how black GIS were received in those war torn countries compared to the Africans from the colonies. Again, this is not to dog anyone out or to down anyone. It's to set the record straight. We as foundational black Americans know who we are and everyone else knows it too. So to have anyone coming here and trying to project their own bad rep onto us, we're not having it. And speaking of things that we're not having, the NAACP, that dinosaur from a bygone era, is trying to act as if anything they say has any weight in this conversation. The Springfield NAACP president, Denise Williams, is trying to basically make this out to be the return of child slavery. this is a state of emergency. >> And she said after the Supreme Court's decision that she's worried for the black population at large getting swept up in ICE raids. And she says she plans to hold an emergency virtual community meeting Tuesday evening to make sure everyone's prepared. Uh yeah, I'm sure that's going to work. Whenever you're facing actual tangible threats, nothing's more effective than a virtual meeting. Well, as she put it, she wants to do her due diligence to notify the black community that you got to have your ID, your birth certificate, everything in your car. But of course, because the NAACP is not concerned about black people, she had to throw in there that she urged brown people to stay off the streets, especially after dark. Never mind the fact that Latinos broke for Donald Trump. And of course, as we've already noted, you got the people who have brown skin, like Indians. These people also broke for the Republicans, too. These are the ones who voted for the very Trump who put these policies into effect in the first place. And now you got the NAACP saying, "We got to make sure we looking out for brown people." The brown people are looking going, "Hey, Trump was our guy. We wanted him in the White House." So if they're having any problems with ICE, well, they were the ones who voted for him. Let them go to the administration and plead their case. As we've seen in Georgia, there's actually some sympathetic ears for them. They're not doing anything for Haitians in Georgia, but they are doing things for Hindus there. As usual, the NAACP is out here advocating for everyone except foundational black Americans. They're ready to jump out a window for people who aren't even citizens. And this is how they became totally irrelevant in the first place. But since the grassroots turned our backs on these clowns, what else do they have? FBAs aren't out here worried about ICE. We're getting murdered by the police for merely walking down the street. Elijah Mlan and Alton Sterling are proof of that. ICE is late to the party on that one. This is what these civil rights retreads try to do. Fear talk. And I know some of you might get a little bit nervous whenever somebody sneezes, but let me try to remind you. Ask the NAACP what is it that they're so terrified that ICE is going to do to FBAs that the other thugs and blue haven't been doing for decades up until this point under Democrat and Republican administrations alike. Oh, and one more thing. She says the black people, I mean brown people, shouldn't be out after dark. Don't be out on the street late at night. And that needs to start immediately. Past darkness. We Everybody need to be in their homes. >> Family. ICE has been doing most of their raids and snatching people up in broad daylight. When they go and stake out the courthouse waiting for people, they're not doing it in the middle of the dark. They're doing it from early in the morning till the courthouse closes. This woman is so clueless she can't even get her own fear-mongering talking points straight. >> This raid, I'm calling it a raid, does not discriminate. They're going to pick up everybody that could even think they look like a Haitian. They're gonna pick us up. >> And when she says, "If they even think they look like a Haitian, they're going to pick us up." Pick us up, she says. Hm. Now I got to wonder, is this a Freudian slip on her part? Is this woman one of those foreign flags perhaps? And maybe she's worried that she's going to get picked up. We're not going into hysterics like she is. So, I'm thinking that she's worried that maybe ICE is going to bump into her. She talks about being prayerful and she says that we need to pray for our family and friends. >> And I'm asking you to be prayerful for our Haitian families and friends. >> Oh, when she says family and friends, does she mean people like this? >> You American. Dirty black American. >> Wait, what? >> Huh? you. I don't I'm sorry. I can't do Americans. I need somebody with culture. I'm sorry. >> You know, I think I got a better idea. Why doesn't she focus on reversing the NAACP's disgraceful, reprehensible opposition to reparations? That's something we're actually concerned about. Until they smarten up and want to become relevant, she can kick rocks. The Haitians have their own civic organizations. They have the DNC who's been cherrypicking them and selectively elevating them to political office. and they have their home country, such as it is, to speak up on their behalf. They have all kinds of advocates and supporters, especially the ones we see online, bragging about Haiti and talking trash about us. But it seems what they don't have is a legal leg to stand on or the moral legitimacy of the FBA community. And that matters, especially at times like this. If there's any Haitians wanting to know what they should do, I recommend that they go to people like the ones at the beginning of this video, ask them what they can do since they're so influential and they know how the world works. After all, if somebody built the country, it's not too much to ask them if they even know how the country operates. Ask these idiots why they didn't see this coming. And now that it's here, ask them what they can do about it. See, a lot of these clowns who have been running their mouths, they feel to themselves, well, they're not as exposed as people who are only here because of TPS or individuals who are only here because of some sort of temporary program, some legal loophole, or they're hiding in the proverbial shadows. Now you got people who are going on these podcasts. As far as they're concerned, their position is secure. So they can go ahead and talk whatever trash they want, knowing that if I shows up, well, they got more than just I had some court order that I was supposed to go to a judge to a magistrate and try to plead my case. That's how a lot of them feel. And that's the reason why at times like this, these are the people who we need to go ahead and point to and say, "Hey, these are the smartest people in the room. These are the guys who are so cultured, so educated, so successful. These are the individuals who were telling foundational black Americans that they were better than us and that we had so much that we could learn from them. Great. Now's their opportunity to educate all of us on what to do when white supremacy goes in on them. Though, I got to tell you, looks like the first thing we're going to have to learn is where these detractors are now hiding. Good day and be one. I'd like to take a moment to mention some of our contributors. Leonard Cottingham, Deepi 9004, Todd Haskins, LB, and Universal UCI. Salute to them and thank you to everyone for listening, liking, and sharing this message. Black empowerment only exists because of you."