Quincy Jones: A Whistleblower Or Senile?

I have my piece, you know. I received so many messages and texts from brothers who are asking me to do a video on the Quincy Jones interview. And many brothers told me how Quincy Jones was confirming many of the sentiments that I broach and touch on on my channel.

Once again, brothers, this should not be considered controversial in the least. It's pretty much common knowledge by now that in the entertainment industry, they are pansexuals. And if you don't understand that, you're gonna be forced to understand that very soon because they're going to come out with what they're actually doing in the entertainment industry. And when I say the entertainment industry, I'm not just talking about the movie industry or the singing and dancing industry or the sports world. They're all interconnected. And when they get to a high enough level, they all partake in pansexuality and the veneration of the mother goddess, as well as Pan and Bacchus. That is who they venerate. And part and parcel of the adoration, the veneration, the worship of these entities is that you have to partake in certain rituals. That being pansexuality.

As usual, with so-called black people, especially, they don't like to hear the truth. And I've heard so many people talk about how Quincy Jones is looking for attention and how he's just talking wild. And no, he's not. Quincy Jones is 85 years old. His faculties are just fine. He's speaking the truth. But when people are trying to maintain this facade in the entertainment industry that everything is on the up and up, and that all these people are being victimized by mainstream media and the internet, and everybody's lying on them, you're gonna do whatever you can to omit the facts and just deal with the narrative. And that's one of the reasons why I have this channel. Why I call it a pro-truth channel. And you guys are gonna find, I always tell you, you guys are gonna find that the things I tell you are rock solid. In the same way that I told you that Martin was a pansexual, so is Quincy Jones. And so are the people that he noted: Richard Pryor, and Marlon Brando, and James Baldwin, so on and so forth. Marvin Gaye. All you have to do is look at these people's family history, look at their conduct, look at how their lives ended, look at what transpired in their lives, and you can see that something was riding in Denmark with all their lives.

You can't get to a high level in the entertainment industry unless you're psychologically fractured. You just can't. You don't notice over and over and over again. Quincy Jones comes from a family that was broken. A mother who had to suffer from schizophrenia. Marvin Gaye had a father that suffered from mental disorders. Richard Pryor, same thing. All right. Richard Pryor was raped when he was seven years old. Marvin Gaye's father was a cross-dresser who abused him, was alcoholic, and seemed to be struggling with his own homosexuality and tried to hide it with extreme religion, what they called the quote/unquote Pentecostal church. Well, he claimed to be a healer. Brothers, once again, there's nobody healing anyone out here today spiritually. I don't care what they claim. The time of spiritual powers ended at when John the Revelator passed. We're no longer in the time of grace, when the time of mercy. So all these church people who try to claim that they can heal you, they're lying. Marvin Gaye's father was suffering from mental diseases, most likely from him being physically abused when he was a child. When you do research on Marvin Gaye, Sr., he was the victim of extreme violence and borderline child torture, as was Marvin Gaye, Jr., the one who went on to grow up and become the singer. All you have to look through their family histories. You see these people.

"Well, Quincy Jones is talking about everybody else. How come he's not talking about himself?" Go ahead and ask him. I bet you he'll tell you. Ask Quincy Jones, "Do you like men?" I bet you he'll say, "Yeah." My man Quincy said he got 22 girlfriends. I bet he got 22 boyfriends too. Just ask him. Any [ __ ] that wear rainbow scarfs and all that, said he's telling you he likes everything. That's the world that he lives in.

But you know, let's go through this article and let's see what we can glean from it. Because that was a lot that was revealed in this article. It wasn't just about what he stated. It wasn't just about what he stated about Marvin Gaye and Marlon Brando and Richard Pryor. He said a lot here. He touched on a lot of things. But people grasped onto his statement about Marlon Brando sleeping with Richard Pryor and James Baldwin because that, to them, was so shocking. It was shocking to me. What was shocking to me at all? But anyway, let's read down.

"In conversation, Quincy Jones, the music legend, on the secret Michael Jackson, his relationship with the Trumps, and the problem with modern pop." We're going to skip through some of this because this is a long article. Says, "But in person, the 84-year-old music industry mocker is far spikier and more complicated." "All I've ever done is tell the truth," says Jones, seated on a couch in his palatial Bel Air home and about to dish some outrageous gossip. "I've got nothing to be scared of, man."

What does that translate to? He's protected. He's very high up. As a Wiccan, he is. And he is on an extremely high level. They asked Oprah about Quincy Jones. You know what Oprah says? She said, "I have nothing to say about Quincy. I love Quincy." What does that mean? Oprah knows that Quincy is very high up on the hierarchy and he can't be touched. When you say certain things in the interview, like he stated, talking about Sam Giancana and President Kennedy, and talking about Joe Kennedy, his father. When you say those type of things in print, I'm talking about Frank Sinatra. Those were those were made men. For him to say those type of things, he was a made man. He talked about how Frank Sinatra gave him his ring when he died. Quincy Jones, the made man, can't nobody [ __ ] Quincy Jones. You could try it at your own peril. And a mocker is basically just a person who's like a jack-of-all-trades. He's very proficient in numerous things.

It says here, "Currently in the midst of an extended victory lap ahead of his turning 85 in March, a Netflix documentary and a CBS special hosted by Oprah Winfrey on the horizon." Once again, you see that connection with Oprah. As I stated, she attests to the fact that she loves Quincy Jones. What does that mean? He is one of her handlers. How can you tell that? By his own testimony. He's the one who got her the role in "The Color Purple," as well as providing the score for the movie. He worked hand-in-hand with Steven Spielberg. Okay, so that is why, once again, Oprah Winfrey will not speak against him. Quincy Jones is very high on the hierarchy. He's a top-level wizard or Wiccan, whatever you want to call it, druid.

Jones, dressed in a loose sweater, dark slacks, and a jaunty scarf, talks like he had nothing to lose. He doesn't. He doesn't. Quincy Jones has already popped every broad he wanted to pop. Most likely popped every dude he wanted to pop. If he dies tomorrow, he's ready. And he knows they're not gonna do anything because of his status. He name-drops, he skulls, he praises, and he tells and retells stories about his very famous friends. Even when his words are harsh, he says them with an enveloping charm, frequently leaning over for fist bumps and to tap me on the knee. "The experiences I've had," he says, shaking his head in wonder, "you almost can't believe it." Oh, I believe it, Quincy. I believe your super freak. That's why. That's part of that world, man. Well, any worship pen they get involved with. And with those orgies? Oh yeah, that's that world. And like I said, like I stated, they interspersed the new world high-end government officials at the leads. They all come together. And that's what you have. People like Hugh Hefner. His job is to provide enough hose to satisfy everybody. Then when they get tired of the host, then they have the underground man provide the little boys.

"You work with Michael Jackson more than anyone. He wasn't related to..." What's something people don't understand about him? "I hate to get into this publicly, but Michael stole a lot of stuff. He stole a lot of songs. Donna Summer's 'State of Independence,' and 'Billie Jean.' The notes don't lie, man. He was as Machiavellian as they come." This is one of the statements that he made. This is one of the main statements that he made that anger people. Why is that? Because Michael Jackson has probably one of the most powerful cult of personalities on the planet. What's funny, though, is that before Michael Jackson died, he was the laughingstock of the Western world. People in America, especially so-called black people, it's been most of their time mocking Michael Jackson. And then as soon as he died, everybody became a huge Michael Jackson fan again. That's how capricious and phony people are when they claim to be your fans. Okay? That's why I laugh at that notion of fandom. Michael Jackson was one of the more castigated people in Western society until he died. And people can try to act like that that period never occurred, but it did. And do I doubt Quincy Jones? No, I don't. Does it make Michael Jackson any less of an all-time great entertainer that he bit off a riff from another talented artist? No, it doesn't. It happens all the time. You know how many of your favorite rappers have a hook, a chorus, even a whole verse from some nobody who gave them their rap demo and they just took the whole verse or took a whole beat? They don't care. They've all done it. Don't matter how big their name is, they've all done it. So I mean, it's just whatever.

Michael Jackson was not what you call a talented musician. He didn't play as well. Michael Jackson was, he was extremely gifted in regards to his ear, his ability to arrange music. He wasn't on the level of a Quincy Jones. That's why he needed a Quincy Jones. But Michael Jackson was known to be able to sound out the instrumentation to assist his bandmates, to tell the trumpet player, the horn player, the piano player, "This is how I wanted to sound." He could vocalize it. And you see that a lot with super talented singers or performers who have not been classically trained in instruments. But what Quincy Jones had, he had that same gift. But he also could play a multitude of instruments, and he was classically trained. Quincy Jones was accepted to one of the high-end, one of the high-end institutions in Seattle, Washington. He even attended there for a year with Clint Eastwood. And Clint Eastwood, by the way, even though he has that big macho image, Clint Eastwood's first publicist when he got into the movie industry was a homosexual who was known for making all of his all of his new recruits sleep with him in order to get roles. So we know how Clint Eastwood got on. He had to get somebody off to get on.

But anyway, let's read on. "How so greedy, man. Greedy. Don't stop till you get enough." Greg Phillinganes wrote the c-section. Now, this person, Greg Phillinganes, is an extremely talented instrumentalist. I believe that he plays the keys, the piano, and he's been very, very, very well-renowned throughout the music world from the mid-70s all the way down to now. I saw a feature on the Michael Jackson "Off the Wall" album that was done, I believe it was for Showtime, and Greg Phillinganes was on that. What was in that documentary? And he went step-by-step how they compiled many of the songs that were used on the "Off the Wall" album, which was Michael Jackson's breakthrough singular album, which also was executive produced by Quincy Jones. Please keep in mind, for the people who claim that Quincy Jones is quote unquote hating on Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones executive produced Michael Jackson's three biggest albums: "Off the Wall," "Thriller," and "Bad." He was the, you know, he was the spend-golly behind all that.

"Says, 'Michael should have given him 10% of the song.' Wouldn't do it." "What about outside of music? What's misunderstood about Michael?" "Clinton says, 'I used to kill him about the plastic surgery, man. He'd always justify and say it was because of some disease he had.'" [ __ ] how much were his problems wrapped up with fame? "Quincy says, 'You mean with the way he looked? He had a problem with his looks because his father told him he was ugly and abused him.' What did you expect?"

Well, once again, Michael Jackson was another monarch child who was raised in an extremely abusive home to prep him for the entertainment industry. For those of you who don't know, Michael Jackson was the seventh child that was born to Joe and Katherine, to Joe and Katherine Jackson. And the child that was one before him died soon after childbirth, right? And I put that in quotes because often times that the, when they're trying to create what they call a monarch child, or a child with a high level of Luciferian energy that they want to make sure it's going to become very huge in the entertainment world, they will kill the child that's born before that as a sacrifice. Okay? Now, Joe Jackson, for those who don't, who don't know, was former military. So do I believe that he was Michael Jackson's first MK handler? Yes, I do. Jermaine Jackson is on record as stating that he knows for a fact that Michael Jackson was subjected to sexual abuse by many of the record executives throughout Hollyweird. That Joe Jackson would take Michael to meetings with record execs overnight and then bring him back home the next morning. You can read in the book by Bryce Taylor, "Thanks for the Memories." I've mentioned this before, where she explicitly states that she witnessed Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 get raped before their first performance on Ed Sullivan. She states that. So if you want to talk about the things that Quincy Jones is not mentioning, he's not mentioning the MK Ultra aspect. Why is that? Because he's a top handler. He's probably on programming level, to be quite frank with you. Because when you're Quincy Jones and you have direct spend-golly connections to Michael Jackson and Oprah Winfrey, who were two of the top MK assets in the last 40 years, you have to be a big. There's no doubt in my mind about that.

When you're talking about a film like "The Color Purple," that was a major transformative film in promoting the separation of the black female and black male in America. That was utilized in the early to mid-80s to, um, further destroy the so-called black community. This was right in the middle of the crack epidemic because it came on in '85. So Quincy Jones was involved with that. So if you're gonna nitpick Quincy Jones, don't try to nitpick him like he's some guy looking for attention. Quincy Jones don't need any attention. Like Quincy Jones is considered what they call rock royalty, meaning a high-level servant to the cause of the quote-unquote loose trust or the Luciferian agenda. You do not mess with him, okay? He is a, he is a controller. He's a handler. He's not an asset. That's why you see him being connected to people like Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley. He was one of the trumpeters at Elvis Presley's first big performance for "Heartbreak Hotel." Quincy Jones was. So he is everywhere. That's why he calls himself the black Forrest Gump, and he's sure he deserved that title.

"So, sir, how much were his problems wrapped up with fame?" "Quincy said, 'You mean with the way he looked? He had a problem with his looks because his father told him he was ugly and abused him.' What do you expect?" We already went over this. His father was a handler. "It's such a strange juxtaposition how Mike's music was so joyous, but his life just seems sadder and more odd as time goes by."

Well, no. Michael Jackson's life seems sadder and more odd if you believe the narrative. If you understand the truth, then nothing should shock you. Nothing should shock you. There's a reason why all these people are always dying over drug overdoses. They hate their life. They're pawns, they're puppets in that industry, and they don't see any salvation for themselves, so they end up just killing themselves. I mean, people don't see anything strange about that. Elvis Presley, drug overdose. Whitney Houston, drug overdose. Michael Jackson, drug overdose. Prince, drug overdose. All of you would die from drug overdoses, right? What's this guy named from The Doors? Morrison, drug overdose. What's my man named Jimi Hendrix, drug overdose? You know, most of them have in common, they were all ferried into an MK Ultra enclave known as Laurel Canyon, located in the California valley area on the Laurel Canyon. You could look it up. That was an enclave where they sent many of their monarch assets who they knew that they were going to push and promote in the late 60s. They prepped them in the mid-60s. Like the Beach Boys were out there. Like I said, what's my man named Jimi Hendrix? Janis Joplin. She was out there. That's the broad name. Janis Joplin, that crazy chick. Like I already stated, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison from The Doors. Oh, and notice with Jim Morrison, what was his number one hit? What song were The Doors known for? That was the number one hit, "Light My Fire." That was a quote-unquote, "Illuminati group." All those groups are spraying out of the 60s, what they call the, the hallucinogenic groups, the LSD, PCP using groups. They were all monarch children. They were all sprouted up from the MK Ultra program. When you research them, all of their parents were military. All of them.

When you looked at the artists that were located in the Laurel Canyon region: The Beach Boys, The Doors, The Byrds, The Mamas and the Papas. And I'm trying to remember if the Beach Boys, if their parents, if Daddy Wilson was military. I can't remember whether he was or not. But it's very clear that they were a monarch group. They were an MK Ultra group. They were directly associated with Charles Manson. A lot of people don't know that about the quote-unquote Beach Boys. On their album "Pet Sounds," you can see on the cover their album, they're venerating the goat pen. Their songwriter, or one of the chief songwriters, I believe, was Brian Wilson. He suffered from a series of mental disorders throughout the 70s, and they tried to have an MK handler to control him, and he just had a series of breakdowns. Who else was out there? I think, I think I named most. The Byrds, Mamas and the Papas, and Hendrix. Then, of course, you had the Manson Family killings, which were based off of Charles Manson, who was also MK Ultra and was associated with the Process Church.

But, you know, let me just get back to the point. I'll do videos about those topics in the near future. I'll probably do something on Laurel Canyon and the rock groups that sprang out of there. That was an MK Ultra sub-project. But that's neither here nor there in regards to Mr. Quincy Jones. He's connected. And when I say he's not an asset, I mean he's not an asset like on the level of these musicians. Like he is high level. He truly understands musical theory. He understands how to communicate messages just through melodies and beats. He's what the scriptures call an enchanter. Like when you read Deuteronomy, the 18th chapter, starting at the 10th verse, it tells you about enchantments. In the ancient world, they could put spells on you through music. They understood how to do that. And they understand how to do that today as well. People just don't grasp that. There was a whistleblower named John Todd who came out in the 1970s and talked about how they pray over the masters of all of these quote-unquote artists' music before they release them to the public, so they could put spells on the music and the recipient of the heroes can, you know, of course, receive the spells and be put under the witchcraft.

"Well, let's continue on with this article. It's such a strange juxtaposition how Michael's music was so joyous, but his life just seems sadder and more odd as time goes by." "Yes, but at the end, Michael's problem was propofol, and that problem affects everyone. Does it matter if you're famous? Big Pharma making oxycontin and all that [ __ ] is a serious thing. I was around the White House for eight years with the Clintons, and I learned about how much influence Big Pharma has. It's no joke."

Okay, now he goes to his astrology. Propofol was one of the main drugs that was used to control Michael Jackson. Okay? They use a different drug to control Prince. Yeah. What Prince? I believe it was Fentanyl. Or propofol and Fentanyl are directly correlated. They're related. I believe that they're both used for anesthesia. But that just goes to show you the type of strong drug usage that is required by many of these assets as they start to plunge and their life starts to disintegrate.

Let's read on. I'm gonna read. I'm gonna skip a lot of this [ __ ] here. Okay. He asked him, "What's something you wish you didn't know?" He says, "Who killed Kennedy?" This was, this is not something that he's supposed to say. But then that just, I just tell you that Quincy Jones don't give a [ __ ]. And he realizes that he's a made man, that he's connected. And he must also know that they're planning on spilling the beans in regards to who killed Kennedy pretty soon. Remember, under the Freedom of Information Act, eventually all this data is going to come out on many of these overly glorified figures from the 60s. And many of the men worshippers are going to be surprised and shocked when they learn a lot of the real information about the heroes that they were told to venerate back in the 70s and 80s and 90s. You already see what they revealed about Martin Luther King. They kind of swept that under the rug. But that's okay. As I already stated about Martin Luther King, they have over 800 pages of information on him that they have in a file marked "obscene." And when it comes to John Kennedy, even though he's glorified as the Prince of Camelot and all that [ __ ], he loved to sleep with 13 and 12-year-old girls. MK sex kittens, right? Allegedly. You could read about that also in many of the MK Ultra books that have been written by both Bryce Taylor and Cathy O'Brien.

"Says, 'Who did it?'" "Sam Giancana. The connection was there between Sinatra and the Mafia and Kennedy. Joe Kennedy, he was a bad man. He came to Frank and talked to Giancana about getting votes." Yes, allegedly, that's how Kennedy was able to beat Richard Nixon in the 1960 election or selection. Giancana assisted him in winning the state of Illinois because the mob controlled that whole area. Giancana controlled the whole Midwest. Now, Sam Giancana, if I'm correct, was also directly associated with Eddie DeBartolo, who went on to own, or the DeBartolo family, who went on to own the San Francisco 49ers. That's one of the reasons why the NFL got them out of being able to have a team because they were so dirty. If the FBI were to expose what they know about some of these families that own these NFL teams, it crippled the NFL. That's why I mean, when I say when you got these guys talking about all these games are rigged and that's rigged and this is real, like you're not talking about real [ __ ]. You're talking about you're talking about a little silly [ __ ] things that you don't really fully grasp and understand. The NFL is big, big business. And, um, I mean, that's another topic for another day.

Let's read on. I see here talking about Charlie Parker. Or nice talking about Jimi Hendrix. Let me see here. "Wasn't Hendrix supposed to play on 'Gollum Atari'?" "He was supposed to play on my album and chickened out." "He was nervous to play with Touch?" "Tillman's test. Illness was a very, very famous. Touch Tillman was a very famous player of the harmonica among a few other instruments, but he was warmer now for his play of the harmonica. Happy Hancock, Hubert Laws, Roland Kirk. Those are some scary [ __ ]. That's what he said. This was one of the greatest soloists that ever [ __ ] lived."

"Let's see here. Jimi Hendrix was a monarch chop, by the way. His father was military." "What do you think when you first heard rock music?" "Rock ain't nothing but a white version of rhythm and blues." "I agree with that. Rock and roll, all that is is rhythm and blues. But instead of playing a 1, a 2, and a 4 beat, they played on the one-two-three beat. That's all rock and roll is. They took the rhythm out of it and they just, they just went with their own version."

"Said, 'You know, I met Paul McCartney when I was 21.'" "What were your first impressions of the Beatles?" "That they were the worst musicians. That they were the worst musicians in the world." "Well, that makes sense because they were put together by the Tavistock Institute. The Tavistock Institute is a think tank over in Britain. They're the ones who put the Beatles together. Many of those groups that came overseas from Britain were set up by the Tavistock Institute. There was a concerted attempt to take what they call rhythm-and-blues, or the initial form of rock and roll that was developed by so-called black artists, transitioning over to Caucasian artists so that they could use it to spread a certain vibration across the world. So that's why you'll see all these groups that came out of Britain in the early to mid-60s, they're all stellar mites, meaning they're all venerate ism Aleister Crowley. Like the Beatles, they were heavy into Aleister Crowley. For those of you who don't know, Aleister Crowley was the founder and leader of a group known as the OTO, the Ordo Templi Orientis, which basically just is a modern-day form of like an amalgamation of various Eastern philosophies and religions and Luciferianism. Okay? So Aleister Crowley was a student of Madame Blavatsky. Like I stated, I believe that he came out of the Order of the Golden Dawn and then formed his own organization known as the OTO. And you had certain people who sprang out of there like Joe Gardner. I mentioned Row Garden in the video I did on Wiccanism, okay? Most of this came out of Britain. The Caucasians in Britain came up with a lot of the modern-day form of Luciferianism that they pretty much were able to compile from ancient, from ancient Babylon, a lot of the records and the, the, the systematic protocol for how to conjure up demons and spirits that they were able to decipher from the artifacts that they found from ancient Kemet in ancient Babylon. That's basically what Wiccanism is, or or the OTO. And the vast majority of these British rock groups, they're heavily steeped in that. That's why Charles Manson believed when he was listening to the Beatles and the song 'Helter Skelter' that he was being given subconscious directions to start through the race war. That's what those murders were about, okay? The Process Church started over in Britain. Charles Manson claimed to be an affiliate of the Process Church. The Process Church was started by men, if I'm, if I remember correctly, named Robert Graham Stenton and his wife was last name McLean. I can't remember her first name, but her last name was McLean. I believe her first name was Mary. She claimed to have had a relationship with the all-time great boxer, Sugar Ray Robinson, who, by the way, was a 33rd-degree Mason, right? Ray Robinson was the Luciferian. That's why I tell you, brothers, all this stuff is connected, man. When you, when you started to investigate this stuff, it's all connected. That's why I say the sports world, the political world, the entertainment industry, it's all together.

So, point being is this: When Quincy Jones starts talking his [ __ ], he's not talking to expose anybody. Quincy Jones doesn't need that. It's just that it's time for certain information to come out. Yes, does he have a book coming out and things like that? Yeah, but he don't, it don't matter. He's Quincy Jones. He still has production points coming in from the 50s, by the way. That's, that's his axe to grind with Michael Jackson for people who might be wondering why is he saying this about Michael Jackson. If he has any axe to grind with Michael, is that he feels like the posthumous album that they released, it had a lot of his production work that they tried to tinker with so that they would have to pay him. That's what he's mad about in regards to the Michael Jackson estate. But do I believe that what he said was sincere? Yes, I do. Now, regards to Michael Jackson having vitiligo, according to the medical reports, he had been like Oh. Which, I mean, it wouldn't shock me. The brother was under so much stress. Who the hell knows? He might have been lepers. Who knows?"

"What were your first impressions of the Beatles?" "That they were the worst musicians in the world. There were no planned [ __ ]. Paul was the worst bass player I ever heard. Ringo, don't even talk about it. I remember once we were in the studio with George Martin, and Ringo had taken three hours for a four-bar thing he was trying to fix on a song. He couldn't get it. It's because the Beatles were not a real group. They were put together by the Tavistock Institute. Okay? The Beatles were not a real song group. Their job was to create songs that would appeal to people's subconscious to do things like smoke weed and do heroin and do cocaine and worship, venerate Lucifer, and worship Satan. That was their job, believe it or not. If I ever do a video on the Beatles, I'll address all that. But they also worshiped Pan, as all these groups do. They all worship the goat god, right? Or as he really is known as, Knum. I'm talking about Cush, aka Nebo, or Bel. Quincy Jones also, also venerates Bel, by the way. That's how he found Will Smith. Will Smith is, uh, is under the programming as well. Quincy Jones created that show, "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," as a showcase for Will Smith, who they had plans for from the start. Okay? The Prince of Bel is talking about her rule. Okay? Bel was the Babylonian name for Cush, or he's also known as Nebo, Bel the Confunder, Bel the Riddler, the Diviner. All right? So Bel was known in, in Clement as Pitar. And when you're talking about the Sun, or the Prince of Bel-Air, something about her rule. So that is who Will Smith is. That is why he was pushed and promoted so hard in the 90s. He had to do that ritual in the film "Six Degrees of Separation," and after that, his career skyrocketed. "Independence Day." What is "Independence Day" about? I mean, it's about a series of things, but "Independence Day" is talking about the time period where the mother goddess and her son rise together. All right? After the mother goddess disappears for 70 days, the Sirius star, she reappears on July 4th, holding her son's hand. The Sirius star and the Sun, right? Or here, Ooh. That was a showcase for Will Smith. The film "Independence Day." And then, of course, what was his next big film? "Men in Black." Talking about the veneration of Saturn. And you see Saturnian worship all over the television if you know what you're watching. I'm gonna do a video on that very soon."

Let's see here. I'm gonna skip down a little bit. So Ringgold comes back and says, "George, can you play it back for me one more time?" So George did. And Ringo says, "That didn't sound so bad." And I said, "Yeah, [ __ ], because it ain't you." Great guy, though. See, Quincy Jones knows the truth about lighting people, but he can't say everything. He knows some of these people are just plants in the industry, but he can't say everything. Like there's a lot, a lot of things that he knows about Frank Sinatra. Frank Sinatra was the number one MK handler in the Las Vegas region. You know, he controlled Marilyn Monroe. He had the keys for Elvis. He had a lot of people's keys. All right? Very brutal dude. Frank Sinatra. You can flip on or off.

I'ma skip down. I'm gonna see. But keep skipping. Keep skipping. Let's get to the good stuff. Well, here we go. "But what about the alleged behavior of a friend of yours like Bill Cosby?" "Is it hard to square what he's been accused of with the person you know?" "And Quincy says, 'It was all of them. Brett Ratner, Harvey Weinstein. Weinstein, he's a jive [ __ ]. Wouldn't return my five calls. A bully.'" See, that's what he's mad about. Once they get mad when people don't, don't give him his just due because he knows everybody in the industry, including him, are depraved.

Somewhere in this interview, this interviewer, the one that I read with that he did with GQ, he says that Bill Cosby is the one who called him to tell him that the murders committed by the Manson Family occurred. And Quincy Jones, they say he was supposed to be there because Jay Sebring was a quote-unquote friend of his and had invited him over to Sharon Tate's home that night. Now, this just shows you how, how much everything's connected. Jay Sebring, for those who, who don't know, was an out, now homosexual hairdresser in Hollyweird during that time period. Quincy Jones says that him and Jay Sebring used to quote-unquote hang together. So you know what that really means. That was one of, that was one of Quincy Jones's boyfriends. Let's be for real. Allegedly, they were supposed to go to Sharon Tate's house. For those of you who don't know, Sharon Tate was an, was an initiated witch. That's why she, that's why most of the film that she started in, "The Wrecking Crew," in the mid to late 60s, had to do with witchcraft. The Manson Family was dispatched over there by acid of the Process Church, Charles Manson, to go and kill those people to try to frame the Black Panthers, to try to initiate a race war. That's what Charles Manson stated. He, he dispatched those people to go kill Sharon Tate and whoever was there to do to start a race war. They wanted to pin the murders on the Black Panthers, who were also an attorney an organization, by the way. They were Marxists. The Black Panthers, Huey P. Newton was put under the programming when he got locked up. They locked up Huey in the late 60s. They put him under the programming. One of Huey P. Newton's close associates/friends was Jim Jones. Okay? You brothers can look that up. Even he, even went out to visit Jim Jones's group, I believe, who was called the People's Temple, down in South America before Jim Jones had all those people put to death, 911 people, by the way, which I'm sure most of you brothers know.

What point being, brothers, is that all this is connected. You know who all stated that he was supposed to be there that night at Sharon Tate's house, but wasn't? Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee was the fight choreographer on a film that Sharon Tate was doing. I think it was called "The Wrecking Crew." But your brothers could look this up. I, I, but I want to say that James Garner was in this movie also, but I might be wrong about that. Well, Bruce Lee said he was supposed to be there, and Bruce Lee said, "If I was there, it wouldn't went down like that." That's what, that's what Bruce Lee said. I'm gonna do a video about Bruce Lee, very similar. But just getting back to Bill Cosby. Bill Cosby was a major handler that they're taking down. Borderline program. I touched on him already. Straight out of Naval Intelligence, filtered through the Disney front for the CIA. Just look at a film that he did called "The Devil," I think, "The Devil in Max Devlin." Well, he plays Satan himself in that movie. I know Bill Cosby. That man has office help. Office help. A lot of brothers got mad when I stated that he was involved in the sexual adulteration of those women. He was involved. All right? This is not a pro-black shop. I'm not here to talk about, "Hi, everybody, black is good." Sorry, it don't work like that here. If you need to hear that [ __ ], you got to go somewhere else.

"Says, 'What about Cosby, though?' When she said, 'What about it? Were the allegations a surprise to you?'" "He said, 'We can't talk about this in public, man.'" In other words, Quincy knows it. There's a lot of dirt on Bill. Believe me. The [ __ ] that that Quincy said is our, this is nothing, man. It's nothing.

Let me jump down. This is what he talked about him. Ivanka. "Ivanka is a little sex slave." That's nothing. I've been told you brothers that you could look at a video that I did a long time ago when Ivanka Trump got interviewed by Gayle King, and I purposefully use as the thumbnail for those two videos her sitting on her dad's lap because that's how those children get broken in. All right? They get abused by their parents. Okay? So I know some people that say, "Well, how do you know that?" Look, I'm not here to go back and forth with you. It is what it is. All right? Everything I'm saying is alleged.

"Okay, let's see. Says that the interview says, 'You wait, really?' Says, 'Yes, sir. Twelve years ago, Tommy Hilfiger, who was working with my daughter Kidada, said Ivanka wants to have dinner with you.'" Well, Kidada and Rasheeda wouldn't know. They're a couple of minor children. I'm not going to, I'm gonna, I'm not going to state what they allegedly were doing with each other. Quincy Jones's daughters. But I'll leave it at that because I haven't found enough verification on that. But I've heard things about them too. But, but I'll leave that alone for now. Okay. So Quincy Jones said, "I said, 'No problem. She's a fine [ __ ]. She had the most beautiful legs I ever saw in my life.'" Wrong father. Don't, man. You don't care about who her dad is. These people come with this [ __ ] trying to act like they hate Harvey Weinstein. They hate Donald Trump. All these people, they go golfing with these people. No, off-camera, they didn't know. They hugging them. They having drinks with them. All that [ __ ] is for show. That, that liking Oprah and hating Harvey Weinstein and liking this person, that hating down the Trump, that's for the masses, who they call a useless eaters. That's for you guys to believe that silly [ __ ].

"Says, 'Was your friend over a good president?'" "He said, 'I don't think she should run. She doesn't have the chops for it.'" Now, for him to say something like that, when we know that the company line in Hollyweird is to say, "Oh, Oprah should do it." That's how you know, once again, that Quincy Jones is a dude with clout. He's a guy who has a lot of prestige, and he's not worried about saying what he really knows and what he really thinks. He's not going to lie. Everyone else in Hollywood is gonna say, "Oprah will make a great president." I wouldn't trust Oprah to lead a flight of [ __ ]. Look at the interviewer. He's trying to fight for Oprah. She is the CEO of a company. This is how pathetic and desperate the males, the average male in America is. They're fighting for Oprah Winfrey to be president. The liberal male is, let me specify.

"The interview says, 'Is Hollywood bad with race as the rest of the country?'" "I know that when you started scoring films, you'd hear producers say things like, 'They didn't want a bluesy score,' which was clearly code speak. Are you still encountering that kind of racism?" "She says, 'It's still fucked-up. 1964, when I was in Vegas, there were places I wasn't supposed to go because I was black. But Frank Sinatra fixed that for me.'"

"It takes individual efforts like that to change things." "Well, look, here's the thing about situations like that. You'll have people like Frank Sinatra who will make exceptions for Luciferian brothers, all right? That's how they looked at you. Once you're in the craft, you're a brother, all right? And they'll go all out for you as long as you keep the secrets. That's why Frank Sinatra would do anything for Sammy Davis Jr., for Quincy Jones. He hooked up Joe Lewis when Joe Lewis was, was damn near invalid, when he was going around in a wheelchair, couldn't pay his bills. Frank Sinatra hooked him up with with a greeting job in Las Vegas at a casino in the late 70s. When, when Ray Robinson could barely pay his bills, Frank Sinatra hooked with movie roles in Vegas and then in Hollywood eventually. Not sure hooked those guys up. You know why? Because they were 33rd-degree Masons. It's not because he felt like he, like he loved black people or something like that. That wasn't, that wasn't the reason. It's that they were all Luciferians. They were 33rd-degree Masons. Once again, when you get to that high degree, they tell you that you venerate Lucifer, that your God is Lucifer. I'm not saying that. Albert Pike said that in his book "Morals and Dogma." So don't take my word for it. Look it up."

Now it says here, Quincy Jones, he touches on vinyl. He says, "When I go to Dublin, Bono makes me stay at his castle because Ireland is so racist. Bono's my brother, man. He named his son after me." Yeah. When he says that Bono's his brother, he must be talking about from a Luciferian perspective because Bono's wanted to top you Genesis on the planet Earth. That's why they have Bono so closely affiliated or associated with making sure that he promotes vaccinations in quote-unquote third-world countries. When they say third-world countries, that's code word for people of color, quote-unquote people of color. That's Bono's job, right? He's a Knight of the British Empire. When you see those type of terms, Knight of the British Empire, that means that he's in the club. He's going to be given a certain task to fulfill, and he has to fulfill that task. So whenever you see that type of term, Knight of the British Empire, that's a Luciferian.

Let's see here. I'm gonna skip down because this is all [ __ ]. Well, I'll read some of this. This is how about a musician who deserved more claims? That's come on, man. The Brothers Johnson, James Ingram, Tevin Campbell. Well, yeah, Tevin Campbell was one of the boys that he sexed into the industry, allegedly. Like people said, "Well, how come Quincey gonna talk about Tevin Campbell?" Because they have not made pedophilia fully acceptable yet. If it was, he would talk about it. Don't you know Quincy Jones is one of the main celebrity contributors not just to the NAACP, but also to GLAD? GLAD, the Gay and Lesbian Association, whatever it stands for. He's telling you right there. He's dead. That he's a pansexual. Quincy Jones. If you get him, if you asked, I guarantee if you asked him that question, "Do you sleep with men? Do you like men?" He'll tell you, "Yeah." He's showing you what he, what he is. We just look at his outfit. [ __ ] got a damn scarf on with five main colors on it. Okay.

We could skip all the illness is there. "An example from the work you did, maybe with Michael, which illustrates what you're talking about?" "Yeah, the best example of me trying to feed the music, the musical principles of the past, I'm talking about bebop. Is 'Baby Be Mine.' That's Coltrane done in a pop song. Getting the young kids to hear bebop is what I'm talking about. Jazz is at the top of the hierarchy of music because the musicians learn everything they could about music. Every time I used to see Coltrane, he'd have Nicholas Slim, insulin, in Sookie's book." "Yeah, he was famously obsessed with it with a thesaurus of scales and melodic patterns." "That's the one you're talking about, right?" "He said that's right. Nicholas Slimski, for those of you guys who don't know, if you want to do some research on him, he was a top musical theorist. He was able to categorize many of the basic concepts of music. He's highly revered in musical circles, particularly amongst top-level musicians who are interested in musical theory."

Let's read down. Let's see the repast. All this, all this week. A repast. Oh, here we go. It's what everybody was talking about. Let me go up a little bit. "The interview says, 'You're talking about business, not music. But, and I mean this respectfully, don't some of your thoughts about music fall under the category of, back in my day?'" "Oh, you know, before I forget, and this is another way that you know that Quincy Jones is connected. He was the first so-called black man to be made an executive of a major music corporation, that being the Mercury Music Group. He was promoted to the position of executive at the Mercury Music Group by a so-called Jewish Caucasian Jew named Irving Green."

I believe his name, what is or was. And it's very obvious that the reason why he got that position is the same reason why the same reason why every other so-called black man in entertainment gets a certain position of prominence. All right.

Now, I'm not saying that Quincy Jones is not talented. Of course, he's talented and gifted. He's blessed in the realm and the arena of music. But in order for you to be given the keys to a company, to be given affluence and prominence and visibility, you have to engage in homosexuality. Period. That's just how it works. And once again, that's why you see all these, all these people are gonna have their, you know, they're gonna have their car pulled in these last days, man. And certain people like Quincy Jones, instead of trying to poopoo what he's saying, appreciate him being used as a whistleblower. Appreciate it.

Hey, well, let's see. Musical principles exist. Men, musicians today can't go all the way with the music because they haven't done their homework with the left brain. Now, you know what's so funny? Like I stated, he was, he was made the executive of a music group called the Mercury Music Group. If I remember, Crandall was called Mercury, maybe it's now called Music Group. It is. I know the term Mercury is used. And once again, you see the veneration of a quote-unquote pagan deity. Now, Mercury is the Roman name for the Greek god, quote-unquote, God Hermes. Hermes is the Greek version of the kinetic entity known as Bath or Chihuly, the god of wisdom, communication, travel, mathematics. Once again, known in the Scriptures as Cush or Chaos. He's also known as Hephaestus. Now, if you're supposed to be Jewish, how come you wouldn't name your music group after something biblical or out of the Torah, or even out of the Talmud? Whatever. It's because these people in the entertainment industry, they worship an. Because, by the way, another name for Hermes was Penn, okay? The God above lust. He's also the Ameri Dyke God. I'm her brother. Saw another video. Hermes made a baby, a child with Aphrodite, and that's where you get hermaphrodite from, okay? So, once again, the music industry has worshipped, venerated, persisted in the idealization of the quote-unquote pagan gods since its inception. All right. So, there's nothing new.

Well, let's read on. Said music is emotion and science. You don't have to practice emotion because that comes naturally. Technique is different. If you can't get your finger between three and four and seven and eight on the piano, you can't play. You can only get so far without technique. People limit themselves musically. Men, to these musicians, no tango, Macumba, Yoruba music, Samba, Bossa Nova. Oh, that reminds me. You know who, speaking of Bossa Nova, you know Quincy Jones, he did the theme for The Cosby Show. He did the theme song for, or what we know to be the theme song for Austin Powers, right? Quincy Jones did that. Salsa, cha-cha. Said interview. Said maybe not the cha-cha. And of course, here we go. Quincy Jones says, Brando used to, used to go cha-cha dancing with us. He could dance his ass off. He was the most charming [ __ ] you ever meet. He [ __ ] anything. Anything. He [ __ ] a mailbox. James Baldwin, Richard Pryor, Marvin Gaye. Interviewers say he slept with them. How do you know that? That's the part where Quincy's supposed to say, I know that because I was there. I was, I was getting some action. Two brothers. Look, certain things don't need to be said. I don't know why people are saying, why is Quincy saying that? You know why he's saying that? Because he ran in those circles and they did that. They did their action and they were unabashed about it. They said, yeah, that's what we did. And Quincy Jones probably got some action too. Okay. Once again, in the entertainment industry, all the top-level entertainers are pansexual. If you're not pansexual, you cannot get into the club. It doesn't work that way. Like you got all these people. Everybody's a transgender. Are many of the more prominent members of Hollyweird transgender? We don't know about it. Absolutely. Do I believe that every last person is transgendered like they try to act like? No, I don't believe that. I think that it's a mishmash of Luciferian and crazy Babylonian ideologies and practices going on there. And it's really not that relevant to figure out that everybody is a transgender. Okay. But many of them, I'm sure are. That we don't know about. But it's not that big a deal. They all venerate Lucifer anyway. And they're done. They're finished. Many. Where do says he slept with them? How do you know that? Quincy Jones' friend says, come on, man. He did not give a [ __ ]. You like Brazilian music. Now that's his way of saying that he was a pansexual. Quincy Jones also. Quincy Jones don't give a [ __ ] either. Nighttime. Give a [ __ ]. No.

Well, once again, you guys are gonna come to understand that if you don't understand it already, that's how all of them get down. Like they try to make some big deal about Puffy Combs being a homosexual or like a month ago, Sean Puffy Combs is a pansexual. When you get to that level, they learn about how to worship these different pagan deities. When they talk about, when they get on camera, they talk about God and thank God. Then I'm talking about the God of the Bible. They're talking about the Sun God. Sean Combs, he likes some women and he likes men. He likes to do and he likes to get done. All of them are like that, right? Allegedly. He has the keys to a lot of these different females in the industry who are who are assets. Like Cassie, that's his asset. And when he gets called into the office by top-level celebrities like Clive Davis, except he got to go up to ass. Period. Richard Pryor told you years ago that he laid down with a [ __ ]. He just didn't tell you that he laid down with other men also. He tried to act like that was a one-time thing. He stated in his roast that him and Paul Mooney went into some Jewish executive's office and he watched Paul Mooney give that man fellatio. Period. And anybody who looked at Paul Mooney could tell that he sweated in the damn Hershey bar. Like, come on, who couldn't figure that [ __ ] out? He could talk about a pro-blackity-black [ __ ]. He won. He's a [ __ ]. All right. All pansexual, whatever you want to call him, allegedly.

Let's see here. Okay, now they're talking about The Color Purple. When he was the executive producer on The Color Purple, once again, Quincy Jones is the one who got Oprah Winfrey their position, or part of me, the role in the movie The Color Purple. Why is that? Because he's one of her handlers. That's why. He advocated for her. He most likely got a call from someone saying that it's time to, you know, going to Phase Two with the Heart Ball project or something like that. And he said, okay, no problem. All right. This is who we want you to request to Steven to cast. And that's that. And that's how that jumped off. That's why Oprah Winfrey will not say anything about him. He is her handler. And once again, the movie The Color Purple, just an affront to to promote quote-unquote black lesbianism. Anyway, The Color Purple is oftentimes used to push homosexuality and lesbianism. That that color is associated with the third eye, okay? And in the tantric circles. When you look at the, the film Moonlight and the promotional posters for that film, Moonlight, directed by Barry Jenkins, also starring Mr. Now, Monet, another secret black lesbian who just hovers around Hollyweird. Her albums don't even sell, but they still keep her name alive. Why is that? Because she's done with the program. She was in Moonlight. This other dude, Mahershala Ali, who floats around Hollyweird and tries to front like he's sold masculine. They had him in The Hunger Games series. He was also in this film of Matthew McConaughey, Free State of Jones. He floats around Hollywood. Why is that? You be the judge. I already know. You be the judge, okay? He also was in Moonlight, trying to promote homosexuality amongst black men. It is what it is. But yes, the so-called third eye mind activation is also associated with the color purple, right? Because that's the, that's the third eye chakra.

Well, I mentioned this before. If you ever watched the film E.T., and E.T. represents Penn. What is E.T. tell Elliot before he leaves him and goes on the ship to go back to the spirit world? He has to cross over the Rainbow Bridge. He tells Elliot, I'll be right here. He points to the third eye because E.T. was conjured by Elliot. That was mind activation, okay? That's why he had to go out to the woods to deliver E.T. back to his world. E.T. was Penn. Remember, E.T. helped the little boys fly, just like Peter Pan did. I wish today will let me upload my damn teeth breakdown. You two are so damn stupid. But, um, yeah, man, this is easy. And don't you know Quincy Jones, toe stated, I'm no office further down this article and the GQ article, he said when they did the design for E.T., the original design, Steven Spielberg asked him to come look at it. And he told Steven, Super, but you got to change this because it looks too much like a brother. And a lot of you don't understand, E.T. is meant to represent Cush, the diviner. E.T. Ethiopian. All right. Cush was the forefather of the Ethiopians. He was also, once again, the great diviner. He was Hermes, okay? Aka Penn, aka Pitar, all that rolled into one. And I mentioned before, in the Etruscan mythology, he was known as Tages. T-A-G-E-S. They said that a farmer was out in the field plowing, and this entity popped out of the ground and was able to predict the future and all these other events. Waited, waited. Elliot's first encounter E.T. when he went out into the field, right? Anyway, let's continue. So, yeah, like I was saying, Quincy Jones said he saw the first design for E.T. and he said that look, tomb was like a brother. You got to change that. And he said that's why Steven Spielberg gave E.T. blue eyes because E.T. is Cush, the Ethiopian. All right.

Let's see here. Okay, I think we're about done. They asked him if he's religious. He says, no. Of course, he's not religious. You, you, you've been irate Lucifer, you're your own God. But he makes a point about the Catholic Church. Yeah, the Catholic Church is just a big. They're the biggest crime syndicate on the planet. The Catholic Church. Catholic Church, allegedly. Oh, it says here he says, and big money came from TV producing The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. That was huge for me. Like always stated, that was the introduction for Will Smith, at least as a, as a mass celebrity. We know that he had fame in the music world, you know, parents just don't understand things like that. But the, the name of the show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, was an allusion to Haru. They were playing out a Haru or a Horace ritual with Will Smith. Okay. The Prince of Bel is Haru, the son of Bell is is Haru Nimrod. After they make Will Smith famous on that show, then they have them engaged in homosexuality and Six Degrees of Separation. And then, of course, they bring them the fame and Independence Day and then Men in Black.

Anyway, how much did your upbringing difficulties with your mother and growing up in real poverty affect how you perceive success? Of course, it affected it. I appreciate the [ __ ] I have because I know what it's like to have nothing. Once again, his mother suffered from schizophrenia. And like I was stating about all these celebrities that he talks about, whether it's James Baldwin, Richard Pryor, Marlon Brando, Marvin Gaye, all these pansexuals, they always have these massive mental and psychological issues. They always end up trying to kill themselves or getting killed because they really want somebody to kill them. And they have these unbelievable drug issues. But they get venerated by regular people. Like if you say something by Richard Pryor, people want to fight you. Richard Pryor hated his own life. He was crying out for help. And you people don't want to help him because you, you want to be him. So how could you help him? You don't even want to be there anymore. But he was a slave to fame. All right. These people in the entertainment industry, even in sports, were their slaves to fame. Their life don't belong to them. No. But I mean, amen. It is what it is. All you got to do is track how Marlon Brando's life ended and Richard Pryor and of course, Marvin Gaye. Marvin Gaye also was a crossdresser, by the way. I just said that. Dad was, but so was he, okay? He was a damn crossdresser and a pansexual. Wouldn't shock me if there was some molestation going on. Who the hell knows? All right. Who knows? Wouldn't shock me. We know that this early with some of Michael Jackson. We noted there was some from Quincy Jones. Quincy Jones was also doing things to Michael. Michael was getting passed around the industry like a blunt. All right. Not to be crass, but he was.

All right. Now he's talking about his mother, how she died. So that's it on that. So, no, do I think that Quincy Jones was wrong for what he said? No, I don't. I think he was just honest. I have no problem with people telling the truth. I don't find it to be controversial at all. I don't find it to be shocking at all. Black people have this thing, but they say, how could you say that about a dead person? They can't. They can't defend themselves. Look, so-called black people have this fake sense of allegiance and loyalty. Black people are more and more loyal to people who are dead than they are when they're alive. Now, you can't say anything about Tupac or Michael Jackson or Marvin Gaye and Richard Pryor. Other people. But when they were alive, so-called black, he was the ones who were split on him 50/50. So the problem with our people is that they venerate celebrities and they and they worship the dead instead of just appreciating people for their overwhelming talent. Richard Pryor was a phenomenal comedian, but he was a, no, he was a tortured soul. So was Marvin Gaye. So was Michael Jackson. So instead of putting them on a pedestal, you just, you know, you just accept the good, but you address the bad. Because if you don't address the bad, then the problem keeps going on and on and on. Knowing that's why you have all these little boys. I had getting adulterated and molested. Nobody says anything. But if you look at a woman wrong, you got to go to jail for life. Like, come on, ya [ __ ] brain. Anyway, peace.