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We are here to discuss the verdict of the Carmelo Anthony case. And you know, this one is truly tragic. I did a piece on this uh early on. And this is one of those things where setting tribalism aside, it's really sad to see young people lose their lives, whether one's black, one's white. It's just sad especially young men because we can be driven to behave in an impulsive way based on our hormones, our underdevelopment, our immaturity. And so beyond the story of a black boy and a white boy, there's a story of uh ego, there are stories of aggression, there's stories of history, American history, black history, and it's just really a tragic, sad thing. Uh for anyone who feels as though they know right and wrong, we can discuss law, but I often prefer to discuss right and wrong. Uh if you send in your 20 bucks, put your email address, we'll send you the link if you'd like to come on and have a discussion. I'd be more than happy to engage it. I want to look at the way this has been uh reported and what the commentary has been on this Carmelo Anthony case. And again, it's a tragedy on all sides. And because these are minors, these are young men, the idea that either one of them was super diabolic or strategic or pure evil, I think is probably an exaggeration whether you're looking at the white side or the black side.
Anyways, um let's go ahead and get into this. Here we go. And I was uh given a couple sources on Twitter, so I'll look at those. If someone has a source they want to share, feel free to use the information below in the description of the video as well on the banner and we'll honor it. Here we go. So, this person named Mario, I'm not familiar with them. They have a large following and they write Carmelo Anthony got sentenced for stabbing Austin Metaf to death over a tent spot. You know, the language is actually quite interesting because this language minimizes the importance of the tent, right? Like who cares? It's a tent spot. And I agree. Which means that the same logic can be used as to, well, why did this young white boy think that he was the police? And why did he think that he was an authority to tell people where they could sit, especially if there was rain or inclement weather? It just really wasn't his job. And more importantly, it wasn't meaningful. It's like why do you think it's your uh responsibility to go bully and regulate? Uh so there's no doubt that there's a lot of uh tribalism uh white suprem uh white domination uh anti-black racism and also just hurt feelings as well.
Person writes parole after 17.5 years. I mean, that's a possibility. That's not necessarily what's going to happen. I wouldn't be surprised if it did. Uh presuming this young man is able to stay on the straight and narrow behind bars. and behind bars. Who knows what's going to happen? Uh, this guy writes, "No race car, no excuses, just accountability. All things considered, Metaf died and he only got 35 years. He got away with murder." Well, you know, this fellow is not very sophisticated because what we have to realize in this human existence, obviously, we make mistakes. I'd say taking someone's life if you did it on accident or did it without malice is one of the greater mistakes. But what we have to ask ourselves is what is the purpose of prison? And this is where you you can see who has morals and who lives by a philosophy versus those who are underdeveloped. So what is the purpose of prison? What is the purpose of punishment? Is it to hurt the evildoer? Is it to reform a human being so that they can go back into society? Me, I don't mind executing people. I don't mind capital punishment. I'm fine with it. But there for me there's a big gap between capital punishment and then uh prison time. So if we're going to give you capital punishment, this is for very heinous crimes where we know you're guilty where you've taken advantage of minors, things like this and we we know that you did it. Uh then there's all the other crimes. I'd probably max out the jail time at like eight years. Doesn't matter what the crime is. If the crime does not justify capital punishment, I'd max out the jail time at eight years. Well, why is that? Because one, the taxpayer has to pay to keep you alive. If you're really a dirt bag, well, then we don't need to keep you alive. That's number one. Then number two, if we're planning to rehabilitate you so that you can integrate back into society and be someone that it's safe for us to be around, we don't want to lock you in a cage for too long. You might lose your mind. And those are the kind of things that people who are truly wicked don't consider because they're all about being punitive and hurtful. And I'm afraid that that is the majority of the society that we're in. Um so that's why you get these kind of thoughtless, foolish, tribal uh responses from this fellow uh whom I've not heard of, Mario. I'm not familiar with him, but apparently he's big on Twitter.
On to the next one. So, this is uh appears to be a black woman with a white woman's hair. Let's take a look. Let's see. Yes, just as I suspected. Now, this I don't condone. Yes, indeed. I might need to do a section in the black code specifically on this. I did release the black code uh today, and the black code is a guide for all the black peoples of the earth. And it is also a living document and will be updated regularly. I've given you all plenty to sink your teeth into. Uh for now, just to give you a sense of some of the lessons, of course, we have the introduction, uh which also defines what it is to be black. I'm the first black human who's ever done that, mind you. Uh and I provide three scientific metrics for that. I have another one that describes the scope of the black code. I also discuss at length how to engage the situation when you're called the n-word. I go through the origin of the black peoples and their origin story. I talk about religion and the black mind. There's another one called uh origins and psychology of the black traitor. Uh there's a whole section on the uh Neanderthalss and their strategy. There is a uh lesson on equality versus supremacy. Uh there are explanations, genetic explanations of, you know, why blacks receive the treatment that they receive. Uh there's a lesson on how to engage certain types of strangers. There's a lesson on reparations. There's a lesson on how to use the governments that are being used by the government. There's a lesson on operating behind enemy lines. There's a lesson on what to do when you're pulled over by the police. Yes, step by step. There's a lesson on armed self-defense. Uh and we get into the details. There's a lesson on the perversion of the black male. There's a lesson on how to save the black female. There's a lesson on uh the so many things. I'm not going to get into it, but long story short, we've tried to address a lot of the the main things and the major things uh in the black experience so that you as an individual and as a collective, you're able to thrive.
Anyways, back to this black woman with a white woman's hair. So, she's also has a a dog, a canine, and she's treating it as though it's a human being. Uh, this person writes, "How much does this book cost? I want it now." Well, it's not a book, and it's not cheap. It's not as expensive as it should be because I at some level I want it to be accessible. Uh, so what I think the true value of it is, I didn't price it at that. I priced it very cheaply, but it's still expensive, which is good. Uh, that's why I didn't want it to be a book. I don't want it to be low cost enough that the enemy can buy it um thoughtlessly. Anyways, uh this behavior is not black. Black people, we don't have canines and treat them as family members. We don't kiss dogs. We don't live with them. We don't have them sleep in our beds. This is not black. This is the expression of a lost black female who has been victim in the hells of North America. This is bourgeois western behavior and it's quite vile and you can tell by this that she is in fact a traitor to all of us.
Shout out to Albatar came in via PayPal writes peace and saints commander I owe 50 cent uh 56 bucks for the actual price. Uh no sir you owe nothing. Um and I appreciate that. That's love. He writes side note I'm only on lesson three and I can already tell the course is worth more than the early investment I made. Thank you, commander. I highly respect you, Peace of Saints. I appreciate you. And uh you know, there there's some ideas in there that will be new to you. There are ideas in there that will be challenging to accept. And I encourage you all to engage it with an open mind. There are ideas that will go directly in contradiction to things that you thought everyone black agreed on, things you thought made sense. Uh it'll be something to wrestle with. Uh but I can assure you this is the most complete functional guide uh for the black peoples of the earth.
So anyways uh we have been able to identify that this woman is basically a bargain brand uh Candace Owens. Uh she is someone who is wearing the racial features of another race. Let's see what she has to say. She writes, quote, "35 years for self-defense. This lady has to be kidding me. Ma'am, you do realize Carmelo murdered another student, right? He's lucky it's only 35 years in my opinion." And you know, Twitter is for the brainless, right? And as much as there's not enough information uh enough characters to elaborate. It is not a place where you make argumentative points and support them with evidence, but rather you start arguments. Uh this is something that reminds us of how uh dysgenic uh things have become and the fact that we absolutely are in great need of positive eugenics. Seems like everyone's brainless.
Anyways, uh this person writes, "Now Carmelo Anthony supporters have lost their minds here in the courthouse parking lot after the jury sentenced him to 35 years in prison. Now they're blaming Austin Metaf's parents." Well, you know, one thing I must say is it it does appear that self-defense laws don't quite apply the same when the persons using self-defense are black. I find it strange that the um Asian uh owner of the convenience store, the gas station store, was able to chase down and shoot an innocent black boy who stole nothing at all. Uh, and the Asian guy didn't get attacked at all. The Asian guy was the pursuer, also known as the aggressor, and he got off scot-free. And the victim was a minor, and he was like an old man. I found that really weird. But Carmelo was approached by two bigger boys. It was clearly an unfair fight. They were aggressors. They started the engagement. And yet Carmelo has no right to self-defense. And I think that's because these folks essentially view themselves as slave patrols. Yes.
>> 35 >> 35 years. >> You see, I can never listen to someone who's talking and wearing a wig at the same time. Either you're going to wear a wig and be silent and just be an object or you're going to take off the wig and then I can hear you talk because otherwise your discourse is too loud for me to hear your discourse. Yes. Which is to say that out of your mouth you speak against white supremacy, but on your body you wear white supremacy. This is another reason women should be silent and leave the leading to men. This is something we of course address in the black code. Things are out of order. You hear her in her high-pitched shriek babbling with uh and this is just so so unfortunate and indicator of not being mentally well. You can see that she has this uh like double layered wig and it just clearly not her hair. I don't know who she's fooling.
>> It wouldn't even be here today. IT WOULD HAVE NEVER CAME. IT WOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN NO HAND. And the extraordinary thing is that you have a whole group of black people standing there listening to her as though she has something valid to say when in fact she's just yelling out of emotionalism. And the fact that people are listening only shows that something is deeply wrong with the society. You not everyone should have a voice. Am I the only person who thinks not everyone should have a voice? One of the challenges with social media, it allows any imbecile to speak up and be heard.
>> We wouldn't be HERE TODAY. >> BUT BECAUSE SOMEBODY DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO GO GET AN ADULT LIKE WE ALL TALK, >> SOMEBODY WAS ON THE GROUND AND SOMEBODY'S IN JAIL FOR SOMETHING THAT SHOULD have been. >> And you know, the worst thing is you can tell that these are narcissists. They don't care much about Carmelo Anthony or even each other. Um, Marquet, how do you know? I had recently posted a reel. I was in South Beach, Miami, and there was a number of black kids that kept approaching me asking me to buy some candy, which I don't eat candy, but I do support people who are industrious and entrepreneurial. And of course, if you've read my book, The Blackbox, you know why I can see myself in these uh youngsters. So, uh, I spent about a thousand, not about, I spent exactly $1,085, uh, supporting these boys. And so, basically, I said, "Well, however much candy you have, here's a hundred bucks. That candy's now mine, and I'm hiring you to give out the candy for free to whoever I point out." I wanted to help them sharpen up their skills of sales, their sales pitch, and also their ability to uh, identify target customers. So, I wanted to teach them some business skills in real time and also teach them some personal skills, confidence, strong eye contact, strong handshake, how to show gratitude, and how to deal with reaction uh rejection. And so, I recorded the video and there were folks on social media who said, "Oh, you should have been wearing a microphone." We'll say, well, it turns out not everything is content. You see, I'm not really a live like an IRL live streamer. I was living my life and then I thought, "Oh, if I record this, I can teach more people." And so we recorded it in the moment. But what really is sad is I had put up the link to the um the training center, GoFundMe, where I intend to teach at scale these kind of skills to young men and women. Uh confidence, etiquette, uh business skills, character, entrepreneurship, skills. How do you do your taxes, how to protect yourself, how to use tax strategy, real estate, um, you know, different types of legal entities to protect yourself, trusts, and all that good stuff. And so the video did 100,000 views and had over a thousand comments, but no one donated to the training center. And everyone was like, "Marquet, you're the best. This is so great." And you see how sad it is that the blacks care so little about themselves that they see someone actually doing the work. And it's it's almost like they're scared to support me as a vehicle for lifting up black people because I think they're scared that I can actually get the job done. I think they'd rather spend a dollar with Dr. Umar, a portly dishonest fellow who's been at the same task for 16 years literally. I know cuz I donated to him in 2011 when I was a humble public school teacher of black kids. And it's like they're they're scared to actually lift themselves up. But I always challenge you guys to ask yourself like look in the mirror and ask yourself, am I a good person? Probably you're not. You're probably not a good person. You think you are, though we all think so well of ourselves. It's ego. So over a thousand blacks commented said, "Marquet, you're doing the right thing." $1,000, $1,085 came out of my pocket in an instance to hand to these young black boys. Thousands of black people commented, said, "You're doing good work." But not one of them pulled a dollar out of their wallet to support the work and scale the work. Just the talking. And they wonder why blacks are in the same place. And it's strange because it's almost like they think that I'm going to bankrupt myself as an individual to help the people. And they want to benefit. They want to come get the handout, but the black elders don't want to support the effort. It It's truly despicable. That's why I put out the black code. And I did not make it for free because I realized that the people who want free are not the ones who want freedom. Yes. The people who want free, they're not the ones who want freedom because they're not serious. Those in fact, those persons are against code. And the black code I defined on code against co on code off code against code. They're against code and and they're dangerous. They're actually your enemy just as much as any white supremacist is.
Yes, indeed. >> Self-defense. >> CRAZY. I WENT TO SCHOOL. >> SELF-DEFENSE. THEY SAID WE SUPPOSED TO KNOW HOW TO ACT AROUND WHITE PEOPLE. WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT? WHAT'S FOR WHAT IS THAT? WHAT? And you hear her yelling and babbling on just like a single black mom who's frustrated because she works three jobs and doesn't have any help. And she doesn't have any help because that same big mouth we're hearing now ran off the man. But she won't admit that she's a person who adds very little value. She'll just claim that he's a dirt bag. And probably he is for sleeping with someone like her. And she gets in front of a microphone and cameras and starts cursing. so comfortable in her vulgarity. And then you see a black male who's probably an effeminate male, probably very emotional, maybe has a little criminal record on him, no integrity, very narcissistic, and attention seeking just like a female. You see, while she's babbling, he starts trying to talk over her. Is that because he has something so important to say? No, it's merely because he wants attention and he wants the spotlight. He thinks he's Jesse Jackson. And with all of these Jesse Jacksons and Al Sharpton's and Dr. Umar's, all of these tricksters and deceivers, Barack Obama's, uh, we get swept away and we get swept far away from the true issues and the true solutions. And that's what's what's fundamentally tragic about this. These are all people who not all but these are probably too many people who don't have jobs and don't have meaning in their life and they take on this kind of a a cause because they got time.
>> It's self-defense. IT'S SELF-DEFENSE, NOT SOMEBODY. >> LISTEN, LOVE, this kind of protest should have occurred before the verdict. You see, you have to exercise the pressure before the verdict so that people know to make the correct decision. If you're exercising pressure after the verdict, then no doubt it's too late and it just makes you look like more of a fool. Come on now. Uh shout out to uh someone came in anonymously using the Stripe link in the description to support the work. Appreciate it. Shout out to the three folks who just bought the uh black code. You're going to love it. Shout out to Mr. Chamblas. He writes, "Whenever you point to someone or something on screen, you have to point toward your left." I appreciate that. I don't know why it's oriented backward. That's been the case for all time. Very strange. Shout to Carter. writes, "Is it irony or poetry that the black code released the same day as a young black man is sentenced to life in jail for defending himself from a white bully behaving like the colonial powers. It is both." And you know, because our problems are from the same enemy both within and externally. uh this is going to apply today and for all time and without having heard this verdict I could have predicted it and more importantly the solution to this is in the black code uh for example whether it's like how do you respond to someone calling you the n-word or um I also have a lesson there on self-defense but I also go through the self-defense laws so there are so many things that talk strategically about how to operate. So it it's it's good
>> you that you don't WANT TOUCHING YOU AND YOU DEFENDING YOURSELF. >> WHAT IS SELF-DEFENSE? >> HOLD ON. THE SAME GUY THAT >> YOU SEE THE black guy tried to cut her off two times and then she says, "Hold on." which is not hold on because I'm really blessing the people with knowledge, but hold on because people are listening to me and I like to be listened to because this is all about me. This is not about Carmelo Anthony. It's really sad. We also have a male masquerading uh behind a female's photo. Um listen, if you'd like to come on, turn on your camera and have a discussion. We're fine with that. But if you would refrain from uh spamming our chat, we thank you.
>> SAVE THE LIFE. THE SAME GUY THAT SAVED THE LIFE. YOU SHOULD HAVE TAUGHT YOUR SON TO GO GET A MOTHERFUCKING ADULT LIKE WE KNOW HOW TO DO. >> BUT THAT WAS IN HIS MOTHERFUCKING FACE. >> YOU DON'T GET TO PUT MURDER ON SOMEBODY'S CHILD CUZ THAT COULD HAVE BEEN YOUR MOTHERFUCKING PHONE. I DON'T KNOW WHO THIS young lady is or why she's cursing like that, but the fact that they're honoring her shows that at some level her the way she's communicating, not only what she's saying, but the way she's saying it resonates with them. And that is something that needs to change. The black people need to be lifted up. Um, one, we don't listen to people with wigs. Number two, women don't lead. They they support. So based on her wearing a wig, she needs to be silent. Based on her being a woman, she needs to be silent. Based on her being vulgar, she needs to be ignored. And that's the truth. Um there are a lot of persons, black and white, who speak to some of the shortcomings in the culture of the black peoples, but almost none of them speak to the shortcomings while also doing the work to correct the shortcomings. And as much as that is the case, they say these things for profit. usually or acknowledgement or to be accepted by the white organization, but they never say it out of sincerity because if a Charlie Kirk or a Ben Shapiro were speaking critically of the blacks um out of a place of love or even true disappointment, they would also work on the items that they're describing as problematic. But like Matt Walsh, they're just trying to make a buck by stirring up the anger of a racist white majority.
>> ANYBODY motherfucking years a motherfucking mother. YOU SHOULD HAVE SAID DON'T GIVE THAT MAN NO MOTHERFUCKING LIFE. >> This chick like cuz YOU KNOW THAT SHIT WAS TRYING TO GO DOWN LIKE THAT >> 35 YEARS. >> It's like shorty put a bra on and go sit down. Please, madam.
>> Hey, I went to school over here. >> And then here you got this dude and I think he has a piercing on his cheek. So you already know he's a skittle guzzler. And being a skittle guzzler, a male skittle guzzler, we know that he wants attention.
>> Same fucking school. I had the same problem. I had TO FIGHT EVERY FUCKING DAY. Every day. And my friend, I couldn't deal with none of my problems at school, outside of school. Dead ass. I KNOW HOW HE FEEL. that shit, >> you know, and the the problem is maybe not so much low IQ, but the fact that we don't um enforce the fact that you need to have above average IQ to be taken seriously. We're we're too open. We're too accepting. Uh, this fellow is just a a vulgar person who is either dishonest or dimwitted, maybe both. He claimed that he had to fight every day at school. That's an exact. Now, I've taken a lot of fades myself, but every day, like, come on, family. That that's that's a tall tale. Fuck shit. That's the fuck shit.
>> And the vocabulary is so limited that all they can resort to is cursing second after second. Shout out to Mr. Chima and Mr. Canton supporting using the Stripe link. I appreciate you. Shout out to Mr. Carter as well. Came in by Vinmo. We'll go ahead and wind down soon. Uh unless you guys want to support the work, we'll carry on. It's up to you. I'm here for it.
>> Came out and said that Carmelo is not taking nothing good. He said he crying. He said Imagine. Look at those fingernails. Good lord. Let me enlarge that for you. That does not look right.
>> They won't even LET THE PARENTS CONSOLE YOU. >> They won't even let the parents console. >> Yeah. It doesn't matter what you're saying, ma'am, because the verdict is already done. The wheels of the United Snakes of America criminal injustice system, the the die has been cast. So why all of this hoopla at the end? Not smart. If they were strategic, they would have protested before the verdict. They would have protested so that the jurors knew uh you know, hey, like this needs to go a certain way. Now it's too late. And side note to women who wear false, long fingernails, um you cannot be clean. It is impossible to be a clean person while having long fake false fingernails. You see, um me, I have short fingernails and I still find that I have to constantly wash my hands because dirt gathers under the fingernails quite easily. Part of the reason that these women paint the fingernails is yes, one part aesthetic, but the other part to hide the filth because when the fingernails are clear or white, you can see the dirt.
>> They won't let him take him to the conference room. They were not left for he keep crying crying and trying to come out there doing something to himself. That's your blood. >> That was silly. And in fact if he did hurt himself I think a great many uh people would be happy. the and this is the silliness of the blacks is that for some reason they think that their nature is the nature of others and they've thought this for hundreds of years. It's extraordinary to like keep repeating the same mistake over the centuries. There is no learning. Well, that is why we have the black code.
>> It is a new day. >> They think this game. >> They said they said they said that the judge they said that the judge his last case. He wanted this case. You know what I'm saying? BUT THE JUDGE WEREN'T EVEN SUPPOSED TO BE. >> And this is what happens when you don't have hierarchy. That's why I always talk to you guys about hierarchy. Hierarchy, hierarchy. We are not all the same. We need to know who's in charge, who's leading because when you don't have hierarchy, you have a bunch of nimrods battling it out with each other, which means uh they're fighting for attention. They're fighting for position and control. So no one's leading. Everyone is at war. There is no peace. There is no organization. So what we have here is a bunch of low-class, vulgar blacks who are competing with others of low IQ so that they can get their five minutes of fame on the local news. And none of them have added any value.
>> Why? Cuz you in a fucking picture. >> Oh my goodness. And to be honest with you, these are the kind of things that'll make you racist. I mean, listen, uh I I could, you know, the hard R is not too like listen, you you kind of feel that way and I share the sentiments, but these people, especially the female, are so gutter, you know, and these are the worst representations of black people. And I'm not talking about two white people. Who cares what they think? I'm talking about two black people. I hate to see this. I hate to see my image and likeness misrepresented. And it is not until the black people do some house cleaning, uh, that we will improve. As long as we allow them to conduct themselves in these filthy ways, you see women out there not only wearing the wig, but also um, you see their edges are destroyed from all of the chemicals. You see bonnets, you see all of these things that should probably be indoors. It shows a lack of self-respect and self-regard and also regard for others and that you come out in the public sphere wearing that which is meant for uh the private environment. Really sad. Where was I? Okay, here we are.
This person writes, uh, their name is the bread guy. They write, "Comelo Anthony is getting only 35 years." Now, this is a silly claim. Only 35 years. I mean, that's almost my whole life. That's a long time. You can do a tremendous amount in 30 years. The idea of sentencing a minor to more time than they've lived, I I just don't think is sensible. I I don't think it's sensible.
Anyways, this person writes, "Are you guys satisfied with the verdict? Does he deserve more time?" Let's see what this fellow has to say.
>> His sentencing 35 years is always getting feel like it should be a life for a life. But you know, hey, who am I? And you know, this is where the white mob usually uh you know, historically they go riot and burn down a black town and you know, you know, take some steel and loot black towns. This is kind of when they would do that historically. But the white organization is very hateful. You see this bald white fellow, he says this would be a life for a life. So he's saying we need to kill another kid. That's the solution. One kid died. we need to kill another one that's going to make everything all better. And it's just true wickedness from these people. They denied the fact that there was a root cause. The root cause wasn't where Carmemelllo Anthony decided to sit. The root cause was the fact that these two uh characters walked up to bully him and he was like, you know, I'm not in the mood to be bullied. That was the root cause is that as we say if you're a black person, you're never truly alone. You're never truly alone. There's always a white person monitoring you, keeping an eye on you. And I address this in the black code as well. And I address why. You see, we often don't get to the part of why. Peace out, girl scout. At least Jessica got to anybody.
>> Yeah. We never get to that part of why is it that they keep a good eye on us? This person endokeness. I've definitely seen this handle before. This individual has 3.9 million views and and wokeness I only presume is a uh right-wing uh probably white Christian nationalist account. They write Carmelo Anthony supporters quote, "What do I tell my five boys? What do we do now?" You tell them to learn and study the black code and to stay on code. That's what you do.
Let's see.
>> What do you want us to do? >> That's right. >> What What do you want us to do? >> And she's just emoting and nothing she's saying actually has meaning or makes sense. It's actually quite sad to see. Oh boy, these people. The Oh, I did I just turn into a racist? Good lord, did I say these people? They turned me into a racist. Uh, shout out to Ethan supporting the work using the stripe link in the description of the video. I also acknowledge Mr. Naim. He writes, "Peace of the Saints. Just got the email a little while ago. Looking forward to delving into the black code." Yes. And do tell me what you think. I'm very uh interested to hear uh how people take the ideas. Shout to Mr. Chamblas. He writes, "On school, when I click on the blackbox course, it routes me to pay 24 bucks instead of full price." Huh. It's very strange. I I appreciate you for letting me know that. Is anyone else getting that experience when they uh try to purchase the black box? The black box the black code is very bizarre. Good thing we you mentioned that. I'll have to fix that. Yeah. Can anyone else in the live chat let me know if that issue is occurring? And you know the funny thing too is that it it really look at this person thinking they matter. Got to unsub for this ridiculous defense of a stabber of child. Just leave buddy. Nobody cares. These are the kind of people that they think that them saying that is going to cause an exodus. So they're they're really um personalities that are one deluded, but two they're trying to be dangerous. They're trying to strike at you and strike against you. And in actual fact, the person didn't unsub. I see this all the time. They don't realize that from my account, we can always see who is subscribed and who is not subscribed. And so you constantly see these people. They'll say, "Oh, I'm unsubing for this." And then it still says that they're subscribed. It's like, "You're a phony person and you're fooling no one and achieving nothing. Just sit down and shut up." Um, just utter utter comedy.
>> Five years is the sentence. Not under passion. Verdict, let me interrupt you. The verdict is in. It is 35 years is the sentence. Not under passion.
>> 35 years sentence for Camilo Anthony eligible for parole after serving half of that time. So,
>> wow.
>> There.
>> And this is Fox, by the way. And you'll notice that strategically the news, if they have a crime committed by an ethnic person, they like to use an ethnic person, ethnic person to report on the news. So, if it's something about the Muslims, they'll use a brown person to report on it. This is their strategy. You see, this says how they u are able to say certain things or do certain things. It's kind of like when Barack Obama was president, they attacked Africa. Ironic. And also in attacking Libya in particular. Now we have open slave markets selling black Africans. And this was all accomplished, if you like, you want to use such a word, by Barack Obama, the black president, who mind you is not a black president. And in fact does not meet my standard on what it is to be black. Um, and that's one thing that I do permit you all uh to share from the black code. Most of the things in there you should not share. Uh when you do share that definition of what it is to be black, the definition of blackness, make sure you cite that I got this from the black code authored by Marquet Devon Burton so that it is known.
>> There uh there's the sentence. >> What's your reaction? >> There's the sentence. Wow. Um you know again I I I'm coming from a unique perspective. I By unique, do you mean that it's unique that you're a black woman wearing a white woman's hair and you're probably going to claim it's a protective style or lie and say that it's easier to manage even though managing it requires toxic chemicals which may be seeping into your scalp and messing up your brain? Is that the unique position you're coming from? Or the unique position of having the tonation of most middle-class white women that dress like you dress? Huh? What's the unique part? Somebody help me.
>> I was a prosecutor. I have prosecuted people that have killed people. >> I was a prosecutor. I have prosecuted people. You see, you're on the Fox network and shocker. They found another black traitor and I discussed the traitor in the black code. Familiarize yourself with it. It'll actually give you more sympathy for these people,
>> people uh that have harmed children, um that have harmed babies. I have defended people. >> You you defended the the Epstein class. Thank you. And is that something to be proud of? You strange rascal. Shout out to David. Come in by a bidmo. He writes tuition. Your wisdom plus the assassin has elevated my life. Thank you big homie. Peace of saints. Peace of saints indeed. And shout out to all the saints around the world. Shout out to Sass in Los Angeles. I just see you guys doing such beautiful things. For those of you who haven't joined, we welcome you warmly to this thing of ours. You can join at peacetothesaints.com. Upon joining, you'll get access to our Discord and you'll be able to meet up with the guys. And that obviously costs no money at all. You see, um we put this together to be an in-person community.
>> People that uh you know have killed multiple people. I have a death penalty case that I'm uh that I'm a part of right now. Um and I I will tell you um in my 17 years I think these set of facts um you know a jury coming to the conclusion that 35 years in prison is an appropriate sentence um is is is quite incredible. It's quite incredible. I'm I'm I'm always remember here
>> you see this woman has the same tonation of C of Candace Owens and Candace Slowens if you recall is the black woman who wants to be a white woman and in not being a white woman she did the next best thing best thing for her which is to get a white man and then procreate with him so that she could feel more adjacent to whiteness and you know get some honorary white points and this is I'm not speaking against interracial relationships or dating or misogynation. I'm just explaining the true psychology of someone like Candace Owens. And this is not to suggest that there may not be sincere situations where people fall in love with someone or find themselves compatible with someone of a different race. There's nothing necessarily wrong with that. You can reference the black code for details on all of this. Uh but there's a lot wrong with hating yourself and using misogynation to negate the self which is what appears to be happening
>> here in Texas that you you know you have a range of punishment for a murder conviction is anywhere from 5 years to 99 years or life and regardless of the sentence that you receive in the state of Texas you are required to serve half of your sentence or 30 years whichever is less.
>> So, in this particular instance, he's sentenced to 35 years before he becomes >> total waste. I mean, frankly, I don't want to be on the planet Earth uh walking around with people who have done 35 years flat. I mean, that's just too much time. You're out of society for three decades and a half. It's not sensible. There's no healthy, mentally healthy society that would do that to a human being. Shout out to Mr. Naim. He writes, "I rent to the same thing as Mr. Chamblas. What I think that uh we're learning is that the school platform requires you to get a $24 membership before being able to purchase your course, which is not necessary. So, I tell you this, the course is $555 for now. Uh so, it's 555 and if you'd like to purchase it, um you can without the monthly fee on school. What you can do is send that amount via Vinmo with your email address and I will manually add you and it will uh remove you from that fee. Shout out to Mr. Naim. Uh he writes, "Never mind. I found the link in the email you sent." Oh, okay. Well, okay. Well, I guess I don't know what's going on, but either way, if anybody needs that help, just let me know. carrying on
>> eligible for parole, he will have to serve half of that sentence. What is that? 16 and 12 years, 17 and 12 years.
>> Roughly 17.
>> Uh, and that may very well have been the age of Austin Medaf when this happened in 2025.
>> I think that
>> 17.
>> I think you're right about that, Sean.
>> Absolutely. Absolutely. I'm I'm actually um surprised differently. I I again felt like it was going to be longer. I just did based on I lengthy that it should be long that we have to send a message of uh we're not going to tolerate senseless violence in our community. He talked to those jurors about them coming together as a community to do the right thing to serve justice. He put he put on those jurors the idea that they were upholding the standard for the community. And um so I anticipated I thought it might be longer. Uh I hope we get to hear from the jury foreman or one of the jurors at some point.
>> So >> you know the sad thing too is not only did a child lose his life and then another child lost his life to incarceration, but the blacks that are out protesting and shout out to all of the peoples who who do things as opposed to complain. But the blacks who are out protesting are those that we don't want representing us, frankly. And I'm almost wondering like who's paying them to protest? You know, so rarely do you find that black people are motivated by good ideas or by things that come from their own minds. They're usually uh controlled remotely by some group um some religion, some uh lobby. Uh but these particular blacks do not re represent us well.
Ladies and saints, it's been a pleasure this time to fellowship with you all. Um you heard it here. Austin Metaf deceased. Carmelo Anthony 37 year, excuse me, 35 years of which he'll probably do at least half. Um I think we put out the link uh to the black code. You can go to skol.com/marquet m a rq t and then click classrooms. Danny writes piece of the saints. All of the purchasable clothes slash items not including courses uh that you have for us to buy from you. Which three pieces are your favorite? Okay. U you know I really love the packable jacket because it's very light that I can pretty much just roll it up and put in my briefcase when I'm flying. And as you know, sometimes it can get very cold on an airplane. So that's my number one piece. Number two, the Sassin Athletic shorts at sasmbrand.com because those are those are standard uniform shorts for us. But most importantly, when I get together with the guys and everyone is just like uniformed out, militant, everyone looking like we're a part of the same thing. That is just such a a beautiful thing. And then also the MDB label black and red hat. That's like a uniform joint. We wear those on our security details. And that is the hat that is going to become as famous as the make America great again hat. Thank you for that question. He writes also saying I have the master communicator course in Boston University. Um also how can I review it without school uh fee? Okay. So I tell you what, send me an email uh or me forward me your receipt from whenever you purchased it. And sometimes people purchase this stuff like four, five, six years ago. It's okay. Uh send me that and just say, "Hey, I want to be added on school. Here's my receipts for master communicator in Boston University. We'll get you taken care of. Thank you for the support." And with all of my courses, uh many of them, like the master communicator course, after I released it, I still updated it and added new lessons. That's just the way I am. I want if I think of something, I'm like, "Oh, this is going to make you a great communicator." I'm going to add it. It's called the master communicator course. Um, also in the case of say the black code, it is a living document. So I always plan on adding to that one. Anyways, um, thank you for that support. Shout out to Mr. Chamblas. He writes, uh, Metaf Senior and the judge. Oh, so it's true that they do know each other. Okay, not surprising. Okay, so Mr. Shambla sent in his fee for the black code and I'm going to now add him in manually. Anyone else who wants to do that at this time, I can add you in straight away conveniently at this time. Okay. And when I add you manually, make sure that you check your um your spam folder and your promotions tab on Gmail. Gmail has some tabs at the top of your inbox. One says promotions. Check that one, too. Shout out to Daniel. He writes, "Really enjoyed the thousand giveaway video." Marquetism is for the kids. Support from Nairobi. Shout out to the Saints in Nairobi. Appreciate you. I also acknowledge Mr. Chamblas uh supporting the black code. And you know, this is something that must be pushed to all of the black people. They don't all have to get it. And I don't expect that they would get it or could understand it. I I should say I don't expect it that they would get it, nor do I expect that they would get it. Um, but I say that to say they should at least have the decency of knowing about it. I know so often you go through life or you go through challenges and something like this would make your journey in life so much uh easier. So, you know, make sure that you share with the black peoples that we have this resource for them.
Carrying on. Ladies and saints, it's been a pleasure of this time to fellowship with you all. Until next time, peace to the saints.