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We're foundational. Yeah. Yeah. We're foundational. Yeah. Foundation of black American. And the foundation we made. America was built by the FBA. Everything that you see was made by the foundation on me. When you come here, you're on the land of the foundation. What up? What up, FBA? Stay on. Stay on FBA. Stay on FBA cuz we are we got we got we got we got we got we got foundational. Foundational, foundational. Yeah, foundational black American. I come from kings and queens. My people created everything. You come from pyramids. You see, we've been a foundation in every generation. Now we back to claim our throne. No, we're not the same. And the whole world know our name. And you got to stay on. Hey, what up FBA? What up, FBA? Stay on FBA. Peace of the Saints.
We are here with an important lecture. It'll break down the psychology of many black folks the world over. Particularly, I think this ailment is most common among the foundational black American. Uh, there was a video that I posted recently. I suppose you could consider it viral. And it looks at, I'll show you the video, but it essentially looks at, um, families being interviewed in, uh, the Kentucky Derby. So, well-to-do families, many of whom were, many of which were white. And the questioner, and I think the question was pretty silly and stupid, but the question was, "What's your biggest flex?" And frankly, I don't think people need to flex. Just be yourself. Enjoy your life. But most of the persons answering the question said, "Well, my dad did this or my dad gave me this or my dad set up this for me. My dad created this foundation." And it was mostly with regards to wealth and business. And what I noted in my stitch or my reaction to that reel was that, you know, patriarchy, fatherhood is important and it works, as does capitalism. It is in our foolishness, our ignorance, and our incompetence that we blame capitalism and then want to go to a different white man ideology called socialism or communism. We. So, we're going to go through the comments. I want you to see what black folks were saying on a consistent basis because that's what I found to be very, uh, concerning.
Anyways, as we go through, if you have any comments, questions, ties, tuition, you want to support the work, you can use the information below or the information in the banner, excuse me, in the description of the video. But let's go ahead and take a look at this. I, I think this is really interesting stuff right here. So, first, I'll show you the data on the video before we get going. So, here's the data. Video's posted a couple days ago, and, uh, it's done nearly a million views. So, 898,869 views. So, we can easily round that up to 900,000, just shy of a million views. And let's see, 122,000 interactions and how many comments perhaps we'll see here. No, it doesn't tell you how many comments there, but ah, there we are. 2,99 comments. So, quite a few comments. 51,848 shares, 10,766 saves.
Now, sometimes it seems as though the intelligent people, the good people, they're a little more reserved and quiet. It's the loudmouthed fools that we often hear from. But it's really important to look at some of these comments because in my youth I was poisoned with a couple of these ideas and most of which came from, uh, single mother households, uh, came from, you know, low-income criminal black males. And these are people who largely grew up only among black folks, had no significant interactions with white society, and they were blaming an absent boogeyman. This is not to suggest that the whites like black people or want to help black people. I don't think that's the case. But, uh, mostly your failings, if you're in this, uh, location called the land of opportunity, uh, they're due to you. And until you accept that, you will remain stagnant. Uh, so let's take a listen at the video and then we'll take a look at the comments here.
Oh, yeah, and the gentleman writes, "Where can we find that song?" The intro song called Foundational Black American. You can type into any place you stream music, The Saint in the Center, Foundational Black American, and you'll find that on Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, anywhere that you stream music. Uh, do enjoy. Okay, now let's go ahead and take a look here. I'm going to enlarge this and I'll play the video.
Beginning, populating alpha one to confirm that the audio is good to go. My last name. >> What's your last name? >> Churchill. My family owns this place. That's my benefit. >> Okay. I'm sorry. We're going to have to break this up, too. So, the, the interviewer says, "What's your biggest flex?" The first person says, "Church." That's my last name. Where do you get your last name from? Your father. He says, "My family owns this place." Which is to say my last name has meaning because my family, my father, my paternal side owns the place that we're actually at. That's a beautiful thing. That's something one should be happy for and proud of and thankful for. Next guy says his biggest flex is his Continental GT, which is a car, which I don't think is something I would name. >> GT. My great-grandfather started a billion-dollar company. It affects. >> So he said, "My great-grandfather." So your great-grandfather started it. Obviously, your father, uh, excuse me, your grandfather maintained it, passed it on to your father, and now here you are. So it's passed down through your bloodline. Very important stuff. Again, we're speaking of what the father has contributed. Carrying on. >> Facts over 50% of human population. >> We're closing in on a 4 billion transaction. My dad actually owns one of the largest peanut butter companies in the world. Awesome. >> She said her dad, her dad, her father owns one of the largest peanut butter, peanut butter companies in the world, which is pretty impressive. Ironic that she's white and I thought peanut butter was a something that came into existence as a result of Benjamin Carver. Was it? Uh, someone who knows black history in the chat, do let me know. Uh, but again, her father carrying on. >> Also have three horses in the Kentucky. >> I bought 1,400 shares of Tesla when it IPOed and I'll leave it at that. >> He looks like he is a father. >> Studded the matching chain and bracelet. 180. >> I won't have to worry. >> Okay. So the fellow was referencing his jewelry and that could be a result of the way the question was asked. Flex. I think flex is a colloquial term. You might tend to think of things like jewelry. However, you know, there are much more much greater priorities financially speaking, but I don't condemn him for that and you'll hear that in my reaction. But remember that he said that and we'll have a conversation about it. And also, I want you to look in the comments and try to learn something. Carrying on to work until effort. I'm separate life. My dad put a million bucks in a Tesla when I was young. >> How much is it worth now? >> Around 50 million. >> Great grandfather. Now, that kid said that his father had put a whole bunch of money into Tesla when he was young and he'll never have to work. I think the kid's probably a dweeb, maybe wasn't raised terribly well. And as much as most of the folks I've met, white, Jewish, Asian, who have wealthy families, none of them talk about not working. So, I, I find that to have been an outlier. But anyways, all the same, it was his father, uh, set that up for him. Grandfather, uh, started Delaware Telephone Company. >> So then you had that last white guy, his grandfather started an important telco company. So you saw pretty much consistently these folks speak about their father having set them up. Very important stuff. And before I get into the reaction, actually, let me play the reaction and we'll go from there.
One thing I'd like you guys to notice is you often heard the word dad. My dad did this. My dad did that. My father, my grandfather. It's a reminder that, you know, patriarchy works and family is important. Inherited wealth is important. So, you saw the black guy, you know, he's like, "Look at my jewelry." And probably a lot of folks' instinct is to down him, but you know, maybe that's the best he can show for it. You know, it really takes culture and organization to get a people back on track. That's why within the Sassin we prize patriarchy. We push family. I myself have made a number of introductions of lady saints and saints that have led to marriage and children. And we give education and entrepreneurship. And with proper family structure, with patriarchy, with community, with real families, and with education, entrepreneurship, we're moving things forward. So, a lot of people can complain, but you saw it right there. It takes generations to build wealth and to, you know, have everyone set. It takes a father, a good leader to structure the family. And you see they respect their family name. Family name travels through the man. Marquetism is for the kids. Marquetism saves lives. Peace to the saints.com. Log in. Boss up.
Okay, great. So, that said everything that needed to be said. Now, this video I'm going to enlarge it. We need to look at the comments and see the nature of what folks are saying. We have 2,435 comments. Okay. Oh, yes. And here you can see what I wrote in the post. I actually think that's important as well. I'll read it to you. And it reads as follows: "Notice how often you hear my dad, patriarchy, and capitalism work. My organization is building strong families that are financially strong." Okay, great. And mind you, the assassin is not about a particular racial group. It's a part about the good peoples of the earth. But anyways, you saw the video. You heard what was said in it and what I responded. Now, let's look at the, what people said. Okay, so we're going to start from the top.
This person writes, "I agree 100% with this. We need to put those black, excuse me, we need to put those men back in the families and the women need to learn how to respect leadership." I agree wholeheartedly. I like that one. This person writes, "Africans need to learn from this." I think that's true and I'm really happy he said that because so often Africans try to suggest that they have everything intact. Couldn't be farther from the truth. They even suggest that their women are not promiscuous. But I see videos of their women shaking their behinds and on dirt roads all the time. Uh, the, which is just not to deride them. It's just saying like we need to be honest and accurate. The professor doula writes, "Hope I can do that for my kids one day." Okay. So, this is a, a female. So, do you think that she understood the goddamn point? This is a female saying, "I hope I can do that for my kids." The whole point was patriarchy. The man does this. It's the men that are getting this done. Then you have a female saying, "I hope I can do that for my kids." So, we can probably safely conclude that she's a lonely mother. She's a single woman with no hope of getting back with her baby daddy or finding a man to head her household, an unruly single mother. These are the enemy, ladies and saints.
This woman writes, "Patriarchy would work in the rare occasion." This is 2026. Okay. Fascinating. I didn't know the year. A trad woman meets her masculine counterpart. Great take. Wish more people understood this. Next one. Your legacy is everything. They misspelled legacy, but that's fine. Next person writes, "I hope one day my kids will say the same about me, their dad. Legacy is key." Well, that's good. Sounds good. My last name got me off. Inshallah, my kids gonna say, "Well, probably not. You're you're writing gonna probably." No, your kids won't be proud. You're not going to leave them anything. Most likely, we're being honest here.
This person writes, this is a female. She writes, "Remember, we are only in 2026. Transferred wealth from slavery is up for 98% of white people." You just saw. Now, these are the people we need to eliminate. These people right here. Because instead of trying to understand the value in the video that was shared, understand the advantage. She's saying the whites had an advantage. They created the advantage. They weren't randomly selected to have slaves. They took the slaves. They used the slaves. They put them to work. They extracted from them. It wasn't random. U, so here she is complaining about what things are, proposing no solutions. And this is precisely why women mostly need to be silent. When men are speaking, especially real leaders who are giving practical solutions, women need to be silent. They are destructive forces. All they know is complaint and detraction. So, let's get back to her foolishness. Remember, we're only in 2026. That's irrelevant. And we all know the year. She writes, "Transferred wealth from slavery is up for 98% of the white people you just saw." 98%. Where'd she get that statistic? Oh, that's not a statistic. She made that up. She literally just made it up and tried to make it sound reasonable by putting a percentage, which is complete falsehood. That should be illegal, deceitful. She writes, "Be gentle when comparing yourself." So, she's saying, "Uh, you're you're probably a a loser, so don't be too hard on yourself." That's right. Thanks. Thanks for keeping standards low. And furthermore, no one compared anyone. No one in the video compared themself to anyone else. When I reacted to the video, I didn't compare myself or black people to the folks in the, uh, in the film. The woman is inherently insecure and is always comparing. That's why they need to be silent because they're too neurotic to add value. They need to be silent most of the time. They give their opinion where they shouldn't and it's detrimental. She's speaking pure idiocy and only an effeminate male would listen or one of her idiotic female peers.
She writes, "I do agree the wealth can come from the father. My daughter never has to work a day in her life due to her father." Well, that doesn't actually quite sound right. And I don't think that's the message. And that's the problem with black folks is the damn laziness. She never has to work a day in her life due to her father. Number one, I don't believe you. I think you're lying. And women often lie in general, but specifically about wealth and especially where it affects their ego or their appearance. She's lying. Her father, the father of her daughter is not well off. And he is probably not even with her because she didn't say my husband. She said my daughter's father instead of saying my husband. So, it's truly disgusting and despicable. And we haven't even gotten halfway through her message. She further writes, "But he is also from Lagos, Nigeria. Different view on life because unfortunately, black American men have experienced systemic racism. Africans have not." What the hell are you talking about? I'm a black American man. I don't even know what you mean when you say systemic racism. I know about humans being racist. I don't know about systems. You know, systems have humans in them. It's the mentality of the human beings that operate these systems that create a lot of what is impacting us. I don't like the term systemic racism because it's too easy to remove it from the evildoers to to remove responsibility from the evildoers and guilt and accountability. So, that's just something that this silly black female has heard in one of her courses that are sharing the ideology and language of liberal white women. That's a person who's not very intelligent. She's just spewing out what she's heard before. And furthermore, she's trying to make excuses. Black men in America don't need an excuse. We don't need the excuse of systemic racism. That's not the big issue today. I'm sorry, love. Why she's talking about Africans then talking about black Americans? I don't know. She's all mixed up. The inability of the human female to think in a linear way is something we need to train for in primary school.
Shout to Alvatar supporting the work. Now also acknowledge via Venmo. Shout out to Andre. He writes, "Tuition, peace, and saints. Good to see you again." I also acknowledge, uh, Mr. Thompson writes, "Support for the stream. I appreciate you." Now also acknowledge Michael. He writes, "I don't know what it's about, but I would." Yeah, I don't know what it's about, Mr. Chong. I would probably want to know what it's about before giving you any specific advice. But in general, you want to dress sharp. Uh, be attentive. Uh, use counsel when you can. That's the best I got. Uh, thank you for that question. Uh, furthermore, let me acknowledge the folks supporting the work via super chat. Shout out to Rank writes, "Peace of the Saints." Also acknowledge the first bowler alert. Shout out to Afroofutur writes, "Great work, sir. As a Nigerian, I'm really confused what Africans have to do with this discussion. Agree and why we have to be pulled into these discussions." Firstly, there are probably thousands of distinct cultures in Africa. It's a gigantic continent. Yes. So, you probably should be more specific. I don't know if you're talking about what the lady was saying with regards to Nigerians or if you're talking about what I was saying with regards to the twerking, but yes, Africa is a diverse continent and America has diversity as well. But the point is that Africans broadly have a lot of commonalities. There's no doubt about that. Poverty is a commonality. Um, having legislation against LGBTQ is a commonality which I respect. I think it's, uh, 34 of 51 countries have laws against LGBTQ. I think that's a great thing. It's one of the best things you see on the continent. Um, disease ecology is common in in that continent. There's a, a lot of things that are common. That's why you can be spoken of sometimes, uh, as a monolith. Now, there's diversity. There's a ton of linguistic, genetic, and ethnic diversity. Yes. But often you'll hear Africans claim that their women are moral when frankly that's not the case. Nigeria has an extraordinary high rate of paternity fraud. You have South Africa has a, a high rate of HIV AIDS, one in five, and they also have a lot of LGBTQ. But I think that's because of the whites. But yes, that's precisely why I bring up Africans, um, because it was pertinent to the conversation and also you see them mentioned there and I'm more than happy to engage you in, uh, any conversation you'd like to have. Thank you. Carrying on.
Now, let's go back to this woman's comment. Okay, so that was her silly comment. Now, going on to the next person. She writes, "And this here should wake up a few people. Black man said jewelry. Other people said generational wealth. We got to wake up, man." Well, here's the thing. She's downing this fellow for speaking about his jewelry. That may have been his only claim. He may not have had generational wealth or even wealth that he accumulated and his jewelry was the best he could speak of. So he was speaking to his reality, to his truth where maybe if you had one of these dumb black broads up there, she would have lied and claimed she had something that she doesn't have, just like the previous commenter says that her, not her husband, but her, the father of her daughter means that she, her daughter's never going to have to work again. There's nothing wrong with work. It turns out that work is actually a good thing that builds character. And in the modern era, most women should work, especially if they don't have children. And if their children are beyond the age of breastfeeding, they probably need a part-time job because otherwise, they're just wasting time and browsing social media to find somebody to cheat with. They have nothing that keeps them occupied. No meaningful hobbies. Now, let's get back after it. And you'll notice consistently when we see the the brainless comments, it's females. Sometimes they need to just learn how to sit down and shut up. Um, okay. That was an autogenerated message right there. And look at this person writes, "I hope I can build this for my kids one day." Hope is not a plan. Hope is not a plan. I literally built an organization that facilitates this. And this imbecile is relying on hope. Then you have blacks often refer to legacy. They don't even have any. It doesn't mean anything. It sounds good, but they don't know any, they don't have a particular meaning to it. It sounds good. Anyways, this person misspelled assassin, so you know, I don't have high hopes for them. And those are the kind of things that show me you have low prospects of being successful because you can't pay attention to basic simple things. You're, you're not good with details.
This person writes, "That's why the black commune and family was targeted and purpose purposely dismantled by whom?" He writes, "That's what they feared. Who are they? Our unity. They don't care about the violence. They use strategic violence to get us here." So, little buddy's complaining, complaining, complaining. No solutions. He's not a part of anything. It's just complaint. Then you have a multitude of blacks who want to who want to accept this excuse for their underperformance. So this guy writes 100. This guy writes, "Who are they? I think we know who they are, but still, why didn't you say?" Then this person writes, "America." Oh, what the hell does that even mean, buddy? You need to be more precise with your language. He writes, "If you don't know, go read a book, bro." Nah, it's actually not quite that simple. This person writes, "That's an excuse. Let's change history and do better." You actually don't change history. History is in the past. You change, uh, you, you decide on your behaviors today and you create the future. This person has the right attitude. This individual writes, "So what's your excuse to not be successful in this day and age?" That's a damn good question. That is a damn good question. And he already told you his excuse. His excuse is America.
This person writes, "The whites and all the other fake race of people, they prey on us." Okay, so you can't fight back. You're just going to complain. You're going to complain your way out. Very manly. Very manly. Then you have a bunch of bickering. So, let's get around that. Then you have this woman named Jessica Rabbit. She writes, "The sad thing is blacks didn't have this opportunity." Actually, blacks did have this opportunity. Marquette, what do you mean? Blacks had the opportunity to be rich in America. Yeah, we have it today. And in addition, the reason that they're suggesting the whites are farther ahead is because they enslaved a population and extracted from the proceeds of the labor, the free labor. Did blacks have that opportunity? Yes. We could have enslaved other blacks. We could have enslaved the whites. We could have tried to enslave the Asians. We could have done what they did. So yes, blacks had the opportunity. They didn't take the opportunity. I mean, blacks still have the opportunity. For example, the South Africans, they could enslave the white population there. They can do it today. Absolutely. They, they're not taking the opportunity. So these are lies. This, this is not true that blacks didn't have the opportunity. They did. And if they don't, surely the black South Africans have it today. They're the majority. The whites are the minority. It'll be easy to see who's a slave and who's not a slave. Use a color coding system like the whites did. You can enslave them today and extract from their labor. Give it a shot.
This person writes, "Black man talking about jewelry." And then puts laugh emojis. Now, this is the kind of person that disgusts me. You see, and one of the things you find consistent with the blacks, especially the females, is that they're so negative. They're so pessimistic. It's truly disgusting. And frankly, women in general tend to be a bit negative, especially increasingly in the modern era. Uh, when really they're supposed to be a, a light to you. And I want every woman watching to know that if you say negative things and you're a downer and a doubter or you make negative jokes, you're a disgusting pig. No one needs that. That's not a value add to a man hearing your negativity and your doubt. You should just be thankful that he's there taking care of you. You'd be a real fool as a woman to think that your negativity, your doubt, and your derision is adding value to the relationship. It's not making him like you anymore. It's not making him any more attracted to you. And what's more is a man runs on fuel. Fuel of happiness, fuel of comfort, relaxation, love, energy. When you say negative things, you take away his fuel, you doofus, making it harder for him to provide and support you. Don't make it so that he looks up and says, you know, what's the one this woman's real value add to me? I think I'll just get another or I think I'll just dip. You know, be thoughtful. There's too much garbage coming out of women's mouths. That is not your role to speak up, to give unsolicited advice. Your role is to be a support, to be a positive force, to be a, uh, one who can add relaxation. That's your role. And it also helps you. It is in your self-interest to be a good support to your man. That goes for all women of all colors. But I have to admit that I do notice that black females, black and African, if you like, tend to be more negative and pessimistic than say, well-to-do white women. It's just the facts and I know these to be true and I don't say that to insult. I say that to tell you how to improve your behavior. So you don't need to feel bad about it. You need to change it.
Carrying on. So then you have this doofus right here writing, "Black man talking about jewelry." And then they put the laugh emojis. Anytime you see a man writing laugh emojis, you can pretty or using emojis, especially when there's multiple emojis, nine out of nine, he's probably an imbecile. Then you have a, a guy who did not use a profile photo, is not using a real name. So, this is not someone that we can respect. And it's so easy to insult and laugh at people from the shadow. So, I'm going to go ahead and, uh, block this person. How do I do that? Wait, where'd their profile go? Yeah, I want to block that person because I don't want negative haters like that around me. Oh, did I block them? What the heck? This looks like their comment disappeared. That's a pity. Oh, well, I guess I'll get them next time. But back to where we were. This is funny. Uh, so here's a woman replying to a woman and she writes, "Agreed, poor people plan for Saturday night. Wealthy people plan for, uh, 10 generations." This is stupid. And this is again, this is why women need to stop talking. That's a lie. Nobody's planning for 10 generations. That's, that's way too far into the future. The truth of the matter is that everyone is trying to make as much money as they can. Some of the money may stretch generationally. Most of it will not. When black people, the poorest major demographic in the United States, talk about generational wealth, you know that they're mostly saying things that are idiotic. There are a handful of black folks that have created generational wealth. The overwhelming majority will not, in fact, they won't even create wealth for themsel wealth. So even using the terms is something that causes me great disgust because it's so inaccurate and it's unrealistic. It's not manly and it's not mature. Not manly. A man should never be so inaccurate. It's not mature. A grown woman should never think of saying something so stupid. And then when she makes the exaggeration of saying, "Well, wealthy people plan 10 generations ahead." How do you know? I don't think you're wealthy. I don't even think you know people who are wealthy. And how can a human being plan 10 generations ahead? Do you know how far in time that is? You're just saying things that are that you're guessing at. You're saying things that sound good to your little brain, your small brain.
Shout to Omari writes, "Unfortunately true that black women are the least positive and supportive women I've ever dealt with. I wish it wasn't so because as a black man, I'd rather be with them than anyone else." The same thing is true here and I can tell you that we will not tolerate any back talk. You see, we're telling you what it is and you're going to fix it. It's not a situation of, "Oh, don't down black women." No, we're correcting you and you will comply. Full stop. And in the comments, gentlemen, I want you guys to condemn them. You'll frequently say, "See me in the comments." When a woman of any race says anything foolish, I write, "SILENCE" in all caps, exclamation point, and then I write, "We do not allow women to give unsolicited opinions in Sassin culture, which is a fact. Keep silent until I ask you what you think. I'm not interested in your thoughts. You're not being, you're not hired to think." Thank you. Carrying on.
So, this one writes something completely foolish. Let's see. And so, this black woman decides that it was a good idea to deride the black man who's, uh, saying that it was his jewelry. Now, remember the question. The question was, "What is your biggest flex?" There were a lot of wealthy people there. Clearly, most of them were white. It was a Kentucky Derby and they were speaking to the truth of their reality. The black male spoke to the truth of his reality. He said it was his jewelry. For him, maybe that's true. You can't, you ought not deride him for being honest. There's no doubt that these black women would have been there and they would have tried to lie because they want to look good. They want to look better than they are. That's why they wear the wigs, they wear the eyelashes, they wear the makeup, the breast implants, the lip injections, the whole nine. Then they get mad at a man for telling the truth. And this is actually quite typical. It's, it's funny how diluted the human female is. Carrying on. So, I, I'm not happy for that black man that his jewelry was his best, um, thing to speak about. I respect that he maybe told the truth and for him his jewelry may be as good as it gets and I accept that. Um, we, more of us need to live in reality. Carrying on.
So then you have this, this imbecile writes, "100% so embarrassing." No, it's not embarrassing for him to tell the truth of what his situation was. You doofus. Now here's the funny thing. Uh, this guy wants to write that that was embarrassing. But who are you? You're a nobody. Not only are you a nobody, you're not helping. You're not helping the guy who you say that it was embarrassing. Okay. So, who are you? You are followed by 3 thou, 3,700 people. You're following 7,000 people. So, you're clearly not an important person. That's fine. Now, you're so much of a somebody that you want to put down this black man simply for answering a question and telling the truth of who he is. Okay. So, there's you. Okay. You, where, where, where's your family? Where your friends? Where your social connections? They're gone. You have weird pictures of random things. Of random things. Yeah. So, you're pretty much a nobody who's wearing a, a very, very tight vest. So, who are you to condemn a man for speaking the truth about his situation? You see, these kind of people disgust me. Utterly disgust me. Let me go ahead and block this guy. I don't want that kind of foolishness and negativity. People are always so arrogant. It's like they, they, they hate to look in the mirror, you know? It's like you probably don't have, you probably have less because this guy has an African name. This guy has an African name. He's probably in Africa, you know, low-income fellow and he has so much to say about that other guy. Carrying on, you know, and that's the funny thing, too. It, it's, you see a black guy, in this case, an African guy, degrading a foundational black American, and the African guy is probably worse off financially and circumstantially than the foundational black American, yet he's deriding him. And that's not unique to the Africans. That's common to people who are imbeciles. And it's this kind of negativity and it's lack of being constructive and being constructive, being a builder, this is a masculine trait. Being an observer, a commentator, a critic, and a complainer, that's feminine. A gossiper, that's feminine. Uh, this person writes, "The sad thing is blacks didn't have the opportunity." We already addressed that. That was a goddamn lie.
This person writes, "I know my daughters will one day say, Mom started the billion-dollar company." Disgusting. And this just lets you know the sickness of the, the black female. The whole video doubled down, triple down on men. My father did this, my dad did this, my father contributed. So then you have this single mom rather than trying to patch up her family, get back with the father of her child, promiscuous character, or make sure that she has a, a man in her, uh, child's life, or just saying, "Hey, this isn't for me. It wasn't in the cards for me to have this." She wants to try to adapt the situation to work for her broken family. No. And that's the poison we have when we, we can't establish an ideal without trying to modify it. Some things are what they are. You heard me? If someone comes to me and says, "Hey, Marquette, what's the preferred hairstyle for a man? Is it bald or is it having hair?" I'm not going to say it's bald cuz I'm bald. I'm going to say it's having hair because that's the truth. Okay? Now, that doesn't mean I disrespect everyone who's bald. No, that doesn't mean I hate bald people. No, that means I'm telling the truth about the ideal. That doesn't mean being bald is unattractive or ugly, but it's not the ideal. It's not the best. We have to be able to deal with the truth. And it's manly to be able to deal with the truth, however ugly it may be. And that's why we cannot let women lead because they lead us to destruction. We can't let women claim that they're religious because they're not religious. They follow no principle. They follow no religion. They're not reliable. Doesn't mean that they're bad. It just means that they need to be managed and the weak males need to be swept away. Now, are you all also curious as to what this woman's situation is? She's over here talking about, you know, hopefully my daughters will say that about me. Completely missed the whole damn point. Let's see. Let me guess. We talking about an unruly single mother. Yeah. I, I don't see a man. I don't see a man. I see, I see a wig, but I don't see a man. I see some wigs. I see a wig. I see a lot of wigs. I don't see a man. And that's not a surprise. You're blocked. You're absolutely blocked. You're not a valuable person. I don't want you commenting on anything else. I don't want people to see that you exist. I'm hoping that you don't exist.
Then you have the next one. "Black people would have generational wealth if white people didn't steal it and burn down." Okay, cool. So, if that's the case, and I think black people, many of them agree with you. So, what are you going to do? Like, for example, if you walked in here, ripped this hat off of my head, ran away with it, and I needed a hat, would it make sense for me to sit in the exact same place and perpetually complain about this white man came and stole my hat? This white man came and stole my hat. Just sit here for 10 years. This white man came and stole my hat. Or would it make more sense for me to get a new hat or go take back the hat he stole? Or go take someone else's hat. But don't sit there and keep saying this white man stole my hat. This white man stole my hat. And that's, that's what's happening. It's like intellectual issues. And the sad thing is that complaining is so popular among the blacks. It's really popular among every demographic. Every human likes to complain. But look at this. 1,189 for a goddamn complaint. "Black people would have generational wealth if white people didn't steal it and burn down." Imagine all the land that white people have stolen from black people. Imagine. Well, if that's the case that they've stolen your land, go get it back. Go steal their land. Go steal somebody else's land. But stop describing the problem endlessly. Redescribing the problem doesn't solve the problem. That's why I'm making the code. It is a code of how to, how to conduct yourself as an individual and as a part of the black collective to move forward. And let me be clear with you, this is not Martin Luther King dreaming. No, sir. This is not sit in the front, do a sit-in. This is not singalongs. No, sir. This is not any of the kumbaya. This is not we going to leave it up to Jesus. Hell no. None of that. It's highly practical and much of it you're not going to like. Much of it is going to require you to clean your brain of the filthy, foolish, ineffective ideas that you have in it right now.
Magnage the Think Mind writes, "Preach. Don't you think these ladies are blowing this out of proportion? Colloquially his answer is far more accurate in the context of flex. 100% more accurate because he understood the language. It was African-American dialect and he responded correctly. He was also much older than the others. The difference in culture is the issue, not his mindset. And it might not even be an issue with mindset. It just might be the truth that he's impoverished. And that's the best thing he has to speak of. Cuz here's the kicker. You would probably have a black girl out there who's low-income, got a wig, and then they ask her, "What's your biggest flex?" and she's going to lie and say, "I own my own business. I got investments. I got crypto." But in reality, she's a, a nail tech or she does lashes. She's living in poverty. She has no investments and couldn't tell you anything about crypto in reality. So, they just hate the truth of the matter. That's the issue is that black folks are struggling against the truth. Huh? Yes. It's a, it's a challenging world. There is war in this world. War for resources and you lost. Now you can try to, you know, go get you a little bit of revenge, but complaining ain't going to get the job done. It's disgusting.
Carrying on. And she has a long complaint. But here's the thing. Here's the thing. I described what we're actually currently doing. Not what I think we should do. Not what I plan for us to do. I'm describing what is actually in progress. And there was no focus on the solution. Black folks got in my comments and wrote 2,000 comments, taking the opportunity to complain. They ignored the solution that is already in motion and took the opportunity to complain. She writes, "Black people had their own communities, Black Wall Street, and they burned it down. Did you rebuild it?" No. Okay, then shut up. Uh, Rosewood, a true story. Yeah, it is a true story. It's a, it's a tragic story. There's not a person, place, or thing that white people haven't stolen something from or taken credit for. Very true. Now, what are you going to do? Now, what are you going to do other than complain? Then there's a 100 replies. Does anyone ask her? This person writes, "Slavery era is gone. Y'all got to stop showing work. Y'all got to start showing working." Okay, this person's English is sus. "Stop wailing and stop using slavery as an excuse for your bad decisions." I, I agree. I got to hit the like button on that one. I got to hit the like button on that. Shout out to Little Buddy. His English was choppy as hell, but I had to hit the like button on it cuz he's right. He's right on that account. Stop the damn complaining and lying. Let me see if I can get through that. Okay, good.
This person writes, "So, their flex is family." That's right. It's family. But notice this. I recently did a street, uh, debate, which was yesterday, in fact, and I spoke with a black woman. And this black woman, she was of Haitian origin. Uh, but I think she's been infected with the same culture that infects, uh, black women in America, foundational black American women, which is the culture of the liberal white woman. And she immediately started deriding her father, speaking ill of him, which is a, a pity. And I asked her a reasonable question. Well, what has your father done that's so bad? And then she immediately goes into, "Oh, well, he's, he's a, he's not a good person." Okay. Well, what did he do? Well, he, he just wasn't a, a good father. Okay. Well, what behaviors did he fail to exhibit? Well, you know, he just, like, I didn't really know him. Oh, so you're lying. You're making up things. You're repeating what your mother claimed, so you don't know. In other words, that's why you can't answer my question. And it's in her disrespecting her father in public that we see how and why the relationships are broken down. We, we just get some indication. It's unfortunately, it's a little deeper than that. But the fact of the matter is that yes, family is important. It's a haven. It's a place where you can find peace, happiness, and productivity, safety, and protection. But it also requires that we all get along and that we respect our position in the hierarchy. And when that's not respected, things fall apart. When women behave like animals, they don't get to have a family. The man is going to leave. When men are not equipped, uh, intellectually, morally, financially, they're not going to be able to participate effectively in a family. When black women are living according to the standards of liberal white women, then they're going to be better suited for, you know, some dysfunctional, sexually deviant LGBTQ lifestyle. So, the truth of the matter is that, you know, we have a lot to do and we are so far gone that we, it, it requires, as they say, desperate measures, right? Desperate times call for desperate measures. And so, no, I will not be polite and, and nice. I won't spare your religions, which have failed. I'm going to tell you what is necessary and practical in this day. And what you'll also observe consistently is that the complainers use the same excuses, historical excuses. None of them included solutions. And also, you saw women writing at length about something that they don't need to be writing about because they need to get their basics in order. The woman is not the leader. The woman is the follower. They need to be in the comments when a black man says something intelligent. Hey, yeah, go ahead, king. That's correct. I want to follow you or I follow this and I follow this assassin. You're not here to put forward ideas. Yeah, that's a hard pill for an arrogant, narcissistic female to swallow, but that's what it has to be. Huh?
Look at this imbecile right here. Here's another one. Let me enlarge this one for you. Complaining weak male. He writes, "They had a 500-year head start. All of them should be rich and affluent, but only a handful of them are. The rest are middle class and poor. Imagine being such a loser, such a loser that you feel the need to lie." Number one, you said only a handful of them are rich. I say it's more than a handful. In fact, the United States, I think, has the highest number of billionaires. Somebody fact check me on that one. I'll fact check myself. Which country has the highest number of billionaires? The United States. Yep, I'm correct. Damn, Marquet, you're sharp. So, no, the whites are 60% of America. America has the highest number of billionaires. So, no, it's more than a handful, my dear boy. Furthermore, that's irrelevant. Just because you're in poverty does not mean you have to be jealous of someone who's not in poverty. And if you are in poverty and you find that you're discontented there, discom uncomfortable, then you should do something and complaining is not something. Talking is not an action. And you can bet your bottom dollar that people with this mentality will remain poor because their poverty, that this affliction is primarily psychological. And then again, you have a multitude of imbecilic blacks, uh, liking this complaint. As though there are not 2,000 other comments just like it, which shows you the goddamn mentality. Woe is me. And then, you know, just the, you know, venting their anger against whites, but it's unproductive, unorganized anger. But will talk crazy about white supremacy while their entire lineage is a list of peasants. Okay. So you're saying that the whites talk about white supremacy, but their lineage is a list of peasants. Okay. Yeah, that's cool. But what does that have to do with you not being a peasant today? You're a peasant today. You hear me? Like history is great. History is cool. I love some history and I often talk about history. You.
can check out many history lessons I've given you. I've given you a history lesson on Edon. By the way, if you want this uh hoodie to support and show solidarity, you can go to sasnbrand.com. Sassanbrand.com, get this hoodie. Show solidarity with the Iranian people who are fighting on behalf of all good peoples.
But I've given you many history lessons. I've given you history lessons on Fransalier, one of the greatest leaders in Haitian history. I've given you history lessons on the Germans and uh the Hitler Jugan. I've given you history lessons on World War II. I've given you history lessons on Russian history. I've given you history lessons on Namibia. I've given you history lessons on Ethiopia. I've given you history lessons on Nigeria. I love history, but I live in the present. I don't live in history.
Even a lot of these South African tethers uh DM me death threats all the time and they'll often say, and this is comical coming from South Africans because they live in shanty towns. Most of the blacks are they're deeply impoverished. I I've seen it with my own eyes. I've been there many times. And they'll message me and they'll say, "You slave." And and I think, well, this is so very strange because you must be referring to my recent ancestors, not not my ancient ancestors, recent ancestors. And that's fine. You know, they for sure were enslaved. I agree with you there. But I think it's quite silly that in the present, you know, I have property that's very valuable, many assets. I live extremely well. I'm in the 1%. Am I in the 1%? Let me just Google real quick. How much money do you need to be in the 1% in America? How much money do you need to be in the 1% in America? Okay, so let's see. Oh, yeah. No, I'm definitely in the 1%. To be in the top 1% of earners in the United States, you generally need to earn an annual income over this. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm definitely in the 1%. So, I'm in the 1% in the richest country on Earth. You calling me a slave, it just makes you look stupid cuz let's be real, I'm in the 1% in the richest country on the whole planet Earth, the richest country that has ever existed. And you live in a shanty town in South Africa.
But again, this is the mentality of ignorant people, particularly ignorant blacks. They grasp at anything and they they what they end up catching is a fairy tale. What they end up catching are lies and those don't profit you. You see? And that's just annoying. And the reason I'm talking to you right now, partly out of disgust and annoyance and anger, but mostly to recalibrate you out of complaining, lying, uh, and, you know, like all of this like reaching for things that are not real. You do have to work hard. Even rich people work hard. The hardest working people I know, this is a fact, are rich people. The laziest people I've ever met in my life are poor people. Now, that shouldn't make sense at all. The poor people, the ones in the ghettos, I know a lot of dudes who smoke marijuana, play video games, and that's pretty much what they run on repeat. They live with a single mom, and that's what they do. They smoke marijuana, they play video games, they might work at TJ Maxx, maybe sometimes when they're not fired. And the hardest working people are the wealthy whites, Jews, and Asians who came from a wealthy family and they trying to keep running it up. They were taught to work hard.
So what you hear in these comments are lies from black folks who a probably live in ghettos that are largely black. B black folks who have given up on life and don't believe they'll ever make it. And so they appreciate having the excuse of racism is holding me down. No, it's your IQ or it's your lack of skills or it's your laziness, it's your bad habits, it's your low EQ. Those are the real problems and that's what I'm dealing with.
Anyways, um this session was largely unsupported and again it goes back to the black mentality. You know, black people, the things that are most valuable and the leaders who have greatest contribution are largely invisible to the blacks. Black people want to see Charleston White, a cockeyed anorexic nigga with a criminal record. They want to listen to a nigga like that because he's funny. But if I come on, cleancut, symmetrical face, wellb built, a pristine history, no criminal record, um it's like it's like an alien. You know, if I tell you that I came out of the mud, mom on dope, father in prison, worked hard, never used drugs or alcohol, there there's no real appreciation for that. And that lets you know you're dealing with a people who are truly wicked. Not cursed, but wicked. Curse doesn't exist. No one's cursed. They're wicked. They have bad habits and are immoral. It's largely culturally determined and it's also based on lack of education and knowledge of self. But that's the nature of the black people and that's why I come to speak hoping that something I say will will do something.
But how often do you guys see me come on a live stream and only three people support it? Almost never. And that's because I'm talking about pop culture things that have nothing to do with your life. If I come on and talk about Meg the Stallion and the Klay Thompson, people are going to support. If I come on talking about the Jews, all the black folks are going to support it because that's another group they can blame. you know, I'm not talking about them. I'm talking about the people they can blame. Oh, they're going to support it. If I come on talking about sports or a rapper, you know, people are going to support it. And that's the problem with black folks is that they don't know how to identify respect and respect ideals. They don't have selfrespect. So that's why black folks can look at a Charleston white a a cockeye skinny nigga who looks like a dope fiend and talks like one and they identify more with him than someone like me who is a model of health, mental, physical, spiritual because they see too much purity. And because black people have low racial self-esteem, they think little of themselves. They don't want to look at me and identify with me because it's too far away. Charleston White psychologically is close to home. And I don't say that to deride him, even though I don't respect rats and snitches. Uh, but I say that to describe the nature of the black humans in America. And it's really an abomination.
Uh, shout to Mr. Chamblas. He writes, "On May 4th, Baford's Batswan attorney general removed anti-gay language from the marriage law. shame based on 2019 ruling stating that criminalizing consensual samesex inter intercourse violates their constitutional rights of LGBTQ." Yeah, we see a lot of African nations are falling to this um and many other tricks of the west. We see that Zimbabwe is returning some land to uh the whites. Uh, and again you see the blacks in my comments were complaining about the whites taking land and here you got the blacks of uh Zimbabwe giving the land to the whites.
Uh, shout to uh 9400 writes glad for the solutionbased dialogue saying I appreciate you. Shout to those who have supported the work uh which have been four and I appreciate and respect every four of you all four of you. Let us end this with our tradition. The creed of the assassin. Repeat after me with full conviction knowing this is true of you. The creed of the assassin. I'm going to be who I truly am because I am remarkable and I'm going to strive every moment to show the greatest part of who I am. Until next time, peace to the saints.