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I've met police so for many of you brothers who've been on my channel for a while, you know that one of the main motifs or themes of my channel is the importance of the so-called black man understanding exactly what his role is in this society, as opposed to what they teach him it is.
Now, when you understand that there's a superluminal and a subliminal level of understanding, as well as message receiving, they tell you that they want you as a man to be a father and a husband. But what the subliminal message always is to men, especially the so-called black man, is that you're not essential, that you're really not relevant unless you're doing something to exalt the woman, especially by providing your seed to the woman so that she can take over from there and assume her mother goddess archetype. And that's why it's of the utmost importance that the so-called black men understand these things and tried to controvert many of these agendas by thinking ahead of time when it comes to what type of woman he wants to inseminate, what type of woman he wants to be with, and how he's going to raise his son or his daughter.
Because they don't want you to raise your son or your daughter in this society. No matter what they say, no matter what the mainstream media tells you, or what so many of these so-called women tell you, they really don't want you to be involved in your children's lives at all whatsoever. It's very obvious if you have any form of understanding or comprehension when it comes to how you interpret all of this outside stimuli. They say, "Well, the so-called black man does not want to raise his kids," and then they'll say, "She's a strong woman, she can do it by herself." Well, what are they teaching the woman? Is what they're teaching the woman compatible with what they're teaching the man, at least overtly? Because once again, there's a superliminal level of understanding and there's a subliminal level of understanding. You could tell me that you want me as a man to be a good husband and a father, but if all of your agendas are always to try to dethrone the man, disenfranchise the man, then what you show me with your actions is different from what you're telling me.
Why am I saying all this? Because this video right here is going to be another entry into the series that I've been doing called "Why Daughters Need Fathers." Not only does the little black boy need his father, but also the little black girl needs her father as well. And many brothers will say, "Well, you know what, brought you already know these women don't want you to be around your children." Brothers, that's why I make the videos that I make, pertain to understanding where you're putting your seed. It's very important. And there's not necessarily anybody's fault, because both the so-called black men and so-called black women are being taught the wrong things. But we have to concentrate on the men, because the man is supposed to be the head. And so many of these so-called black groups, they give you all this lip service about black power and black unity. First of all, there's no such race as black, number one. Number two, there's a saying that being that you cannot have two bulls in a pen. What does that mean? That means that if you're teaching both the man and the woman the same thing, they're going to have confused spirits because they're supposed to have different roles. But if you're teaching them the same thing, they're going to try to compete for the same role. You understand that? And so many of these so-called, quote unquote, black groups or Black Power groups, they don't grasp that.
Why is that? Because they've been infiltrated by Luciferian ideologies and Luciferian pawns who are intermingling themselves into these groups, trying to get them to disseminate Luciferian ideologies and teachings to so-called black people in the guise of empowerment. One of the main forms of quote unquote empowerment that is really just Luciferian agendas is the so-called black woman is God, or she can do it by herself, or she's a strong black woman. Really, all they're raising is someone who's always going to be infatuated with combat and confrontation with the so-called black men, even from when he's a boy. And it's very important that we teach these boys to understand what's going on around them so that they don't make the same mistakes that previous generations of so-called black men have made that have ruined their lives. A lot of these brothers are walking around out here with ruined lives because they were never taught anything about life.
So that brings us to this case right here. This brother here, Brian Dixon, he's lived a very eventful life. He's made a lot of bad decisions in his life, and he happened to stumble upon a long-lost daughter. So he's trying to reclaim whatever form of relationship he can with her. So they're gonna talk about it in lunch. I'm it because after he saw his mother's huge his father, he turned to the streets and started using and selling drugs. Brian says, when the defendant was 18 years old, she claims she was Brian's daughter. So he petitioned the court for a paternity test. The defendant, Bree Kephart, was raised by her aunt and uncle. And you could look at her and tell that a mom's for the so-called white woman. Her first name is Bree, and her last name is Kephart. And over the years, family members told her that her father was a drug-dealing gangbanger. Bree says, when she found that Brian, they clicked instantly. Of course, because that's his seed, she's of his loins, so they click instantly. And certainly brothers out there might say, "Well, that don't mean anything because I have kids and they don't like me." Brothers, I can't look, I can't stress this enough. In these households, you have to examine the woman that you're dealing with. You have to examine her mother. If her mother has no respect for men, she's not gonna have any respect for you down the line. I don't give a [ __ ] how nice she tries to act to you early on. I don't care about any of that. Your woman has to come from a long line of females who are accustomed to living in a home with a man. If a woman is accustomed to to being raised in one of these black matriarchal environments, she's not a wife, that's a concubine. All right, that's all that is. Might not even be that. But brothers are always trying to make the best of a situation. We have to understand the real world before you can try to inject any form of idealism into your life. You have to understand what the realism is. What is the reality? And Bree hopes the DNA test will prove he is her biological father.
"All rise. This Court is now in session. The Honorable Judge Greg Mathis beside you. May now be seated, sir. You are petitioning the court today for a DNA test. Jonah, give me some background on your relationship, on your experience relative to your daughter or her mom, or whatever you'd like for me to know."
"I didn't think I was gonna have any children. Around about six, seven, I'm sitting in the backseat of the car. I watched my mom, she was my father. Yeah, so did he survive? Yes, he survived for over 30 years. They stayed together. Good. Yeah. In other words, that was a very toxic relationship. And I'm not going to try to say that one party or the other was at fault. Who knows? His father might have been a quote-unquote woman beater, or his mom might have been a psychopath. Who the hell knows? But so many of our people are raised in these toxic environments today that they think they think that it's just it's normal or that it's regular for a woman and a man to always be at odds with one another in the household, fighting, scrapping, stabbing one another, shooting one another. And it's not normal, brothers. We have to change that paradigm. And it starts with you understanding what you're supposed to accept, what do you accept or allow in your life? And many times we become so accustomed to negative exchanges because of how we're raised. We're accustomed to see people going back and forth, fighting, and all these other things as children. And then we become adults, and we think that that's a normal part of a rapport with our significant other or with our children. And it's not. And it's because our people do not have a strong culture. In other words, we don't understand what's correct and why it's correct. All we do is take what the Caucasian tells us on television and we try to adopt it and adapt it to our own lives, and it doesn't work. That's one of the main reasons why there's so much, you know, there's so much tumult between the so-called black men and black women because the so-called black woman has embraced feminism and now she's taking it back to the so-called black community, and she's trying to get the so-called black man to accept it as well. And it does not fit in his spirit. But because he's not being taught anything as a man, he's confused. He's taken this ball of fake ideologies and fake rhetoric about liberalism and accepting all of these lifestyles and life choices, and he's trying to make the best of it. So now he's become a simp due to the black man simp programming. Now he cannot change many of these negative cycles that are going on in his community. All he can do is complain. But it was like a real, real drama co situation. Yeah. One thing for sure, whenever you're in a situation where the mom loves the person, no matter what, you can't go jumping on that person because they're gonna always be together. In other words, what he seems to be acknowledging is that his father was probably beating the hell out of his mother. So the streets took over me. Run around in the streets, things was bad. Got to sell me drugs. I even used drugs before, and it was getting real bad. I'm on the street one day down here, spy in my life. A guy decided to shoot at me. He missed. I shoot him back. I did not miss. So I had some friends in the neighborhood. They hate me. They hate me for a long time now. Me, Tiana, did you survive? Yes. Oh, yeah, yeah. My mom's a cop. She taught us how to shoot. I hit him in the elbow. It isn't it. I was not charged. You know, you don't need me. Stern eyes, Bobby. That's God's choice. So later on down the line, by them had and me, you know, from that shooting, um, I feel, I'm like, I'm like a [ __ ] if you do some good by me, I'm in debt to you until I pay back the favor. So in other words, if you're [ __ ] that's the only time that you feel like repairing your debts. That's another example tacitly of him admitting that he associates a lack of integrity with his own people, but he associates integrity with another race. Yes. Thank you, sir. Thank you, Judge Mathis. When someone with so much show them respect and love, they devote it to that person and to the case. Repaid. The reason I say that because otherwise, it's a stereotype, right? A Chinese, I don't know how they feel. Like, thank you, sir. Yeah. You know how a Chinese feel? You correct. You know, somehow I'm just clarifying that your types. Thank you for checking your money. Say black men don't care about daughters. Right, right. That's not true. Here we got one such as you of coming here to make sure. And because you don't want to miss anything, obviously, because she's too old for child support, I suppose. And so you're not trying to get out of child support, right? On a song. Let me hear from you. Give me some background on yourself."
"All right. Throughout my childhood, I lived with my aunt and uncle, and I didn't know my dad at all. And most of my relatives were saying that he was this horrible person, and that he sells drugs, he's in a gang. I should not get to know him at all. And it made it. Well, I have news for you. Based on his testimony, your relative one lying to you. They made a big influence on me saying, okay, I shouldn't keep a contact or even try to contact him. But when I turned 18, my curiousness, I went too high to finally meet him, and he was completely not what I expected. He was goofy. We just clicked. And even our physical appearances, like, I mean, look at her foreheads, okay, lay eyes, like we did. We looked alike. So I was just gonna feel like, why are they telling me he's a horrible? He's so cool. Like, I'm gonna hang out with him all the time because they probably know a different him than to him that you know. And you know, but not to stop her from speaking for too long, but this is something that I've touched on on this channel in the past. You'll see this many times, especially when it comes to the simp programming that the liberal black woman likes to push on the so-called black man through the internet. When they get upset when certain brothers speak about the issues between the so-called black man and black woman, the first thing that they'll do is try to bring up a female family member and whether or not what you're saying also applies to that female family member, not grasping that there's a difference in the dynamic between a man and his mother or a man and his sister, and a man and the woman that he's with as his significant other is to build a totally separate vocation. The internet, your mother has a bond with you that's totally different and disparate from the bond that your wife has. Your mother is always going to be your mother, whether you have an argument with her or not. Now, with your significant other, or your girlfriend, and your wife, or whatever you want to call her in this society, that could change in a flash, in the twinkling of an eye. It can change where your so-called wife or girl or significant other decides that she does not like you anymore. If you have a good mother, that's never going to happen where the mother is going to say, just because you and her might have a disagreement. So that's part of the folly of the simp program. That's why it's very important for us to be cognizant of simp programming. It is based on the resonance of the mother goddess, aka Isis or Aset, and her child. All these women want to be venerated as the mother goddess. That's why they're always trying to compare themselves to your mother because they want you to look at them like how you looked at your mother. But isn't it so interesting and hilarious that so many of these females will say, "The black man does not want a wife, he wants a mother"? No, it's actually you that want to be the black man's mother. You just don't want the responsibility of being a black man's mother. So you have to figure out exactly what it is. But it's not the woman's job to figure anything out. It's our job. And once we create the framework of accountability for the woman, where she knows that she can't run to the next man and hear something different, that's when things are going to change. Brothers have to get their story straight. I've touched on this already. Women believe that if they're with one man and they don't like what that man is saying, they can jump to another man, and he's going to say something totally different, and he's gonna be more liberal because that's what they want. If they knew that every man was going to have the same script, the same understanding on culture and repercussions and things of that nature, then they would understand that, you know what, let me just make this work. That's how you make marriages work. Marriages don't work because two people are quote unquote madly in love with one another. They work because both parties know that if they don't do their best to fulfill their role, they're going to be demonized by the rest of their community. And that's always been the case. And also, I heard rumors around that time I was born, my mom was seeing other men. And some. In other words, your mom was at Ariana. It's not surprising. Most females who are attracted to a person like your father, the the plaintiff, there, that living dangerously type of person. And females who are attracted to that type of man normally are [ __ ]."
"When you first told that, just one around the time I met my other side of the family, like my grandparents and my dad, just around. Okay. Heard that you pursue finding out. Yeah, that's what I was curious. I'm like, okay, I want to know if he's really my dad or not, because he's this awesome guy. I've never really had a father figure in my life. And within just these two weeks living with my dad, like, I even call him dad. I look at him as my dad. And I'm just so happy. Like, every time I see him, it just puts a smile on my face. And I feel the brother, honestly, is very blessed because so many of these children have some ritual for their fathers in this society. They're trained and they're prepped to hate their fathers. Many, you know, many young children are trained to disrespect and despise any form of male energy or male authority. So this brother here is truly blessed that he has a daughter, or a potential daughter, who's so willing to open up her heart to him. Weren't you in her life connected? And you might owe some child support now, but go ahead."
"Right. Which way she was conceived? It was a positive that she was my. The juice ion to the blouses all around from the from the federal government. So when we had her in Beverly Hills, and when they came to me, you know, they said, well, you need to sign this birth certificate. So was I? Sign this? Brian Dixon? I said, they're gonna come and get me because they've been looking for me for like three years. You know, I just hide it from. So I signed my alias that I was using to California. But decided where swear the middle name is that I put BMD, so for Brian Mackenzie Dixon. But that does not pan out because we went to the DMV a couple of weeks ago, and we tried to get her license transferred over because she's under 25, so she had to have a parent sign for until she could show proof of residence. So she did not have that. So I showed them my warning recently. All right. The first 18 years. The first day, not when the face got me. I was locked up. You didn't tell me no. I did. I did ten years. I did. I did seven years straight. Um, no, I brought the bank. Predatory Linda. You're just going to get your money. Okay. But yonder things are so bad. When I came home from my, when I did him, three years. I did three years for some guys because I wouldn't tell on. You know what they caught a dope case. Go ahead. I was there when they caught it. They was looking at major time. They were the ones who hit me when I when I shot the guy. And I felt like I owe them just because of the person that I am. Let me say this, brothers, as we're hearing from this cat's testimony, the plaintiff, I'm talking about, we can see how his life started to spiral downward ever since its tumultuous childhood. That's why once again, it always comes back to the source. The source is always gonna be the so-called black man. It's not gonna be the woman. The reason why this society tries to push everything towards the woman is because they know that the woman is a pawn by nature. She's a follower by nature. Whoever's in power, she's going to follow. Mr. Caucasian man, she's going to follow him. She's also going to follow many of his precepts. If it's the so-called black man, she's going to follow him. Cats say the black woman does not want to respect this. The reason why women in general are not going to respect a particular man is because he's powerless. The so-called black woman views the so-called black man as being at the bottom of the totem pole. They're very carnal. So cats have to grasp that the woman in general is a two-dimensional thinker. So it's up to us to ascend to that dimension of thought and try to pull ourselves up and do what we have to do to make ourselves precious and valuable because then the woman's gonna turn back to you. If that's your concern, if that's not your concern, then you should not be worried about it either way. Just getting back to the point because this brother here was raised in such a corrosive, acerbic environment, acidic, acidic environment. He saw his mother shoot his father. You see that traumatized him. He ended up embracing a life of crime because he was getting no stability at home. That's why I told cats, man, don't have a child unless you have your own place, your own home, steady job, preferably career, so on and so forth. Cats go out and get these broads pregnant and then try to act as if they don't know why there's so much instability in their life. You're the one who initiated that by making that bad decision. When you were being stashed away by your buddies, no, another robbery before that. So I was on the run for something. How many banks have you robbed, Jana?"
"Why are you gonna ask them a question like that on national TV? I met not did a snitch on his damn self, to be honest with you. My, my memory only go back so far. Not, you just remember the one. What if they arrested me for? I can't remember no other bank. Oh, I try to remember."
"One thing I do want to point out, yo. No, we're not. When I brought that back, you know, I believe in God. I know it may sound crazy. I believe in God. No, please. Most of the fun. I believe is God doing wrong. When I went in there, I asked, I asked, I asked the Lord, I said, Lord, I just want to go in there, get the money that I need, that's it. Now, when I went in, that bag was more than what I needed. I only took what I need. That's something else. Only like a couple of grand to get out of town. That's all. Going to get out of town. And that's what I did. I got out of town. And that's when I met on my. Oh, you knew there was several hundred thousand then? Now, and I did not touch it. When I went there, Jana, I jumped over the counter because I don't use no weapons. I don't use no weapon. Boy runs straight in because I don't believe it hurt nobody. For financial gang, I don't believe in that. So I run in the bank, I just jump over the counter, and I'm fast. I was fast. And I'm old enough. So I hit all to tell them, that's it. I'll get what I need. That's it. And even if the counter with all the money, and I don't touch it. I don't touch that. I only get what I need, and I'm gone. You know, so I took off to California because I didn't want to live that life I was living in Cleveland no more. And that's when I met her mom. But you know, things turned toward the worst. Get in the hospital. When she came out, I'm the one cut her cord. But as I'm looking at it, I hate it in my heart. My God, police. She, I wanted, but then she's mine. But as I'm steady staying at her, she, she didn't look like she was mine. She probably came out white as hell. That's probably why the brothers saying that I'm not going to call him light-skinned per se, but he's on the lighter side. And based on how his daughter looks, the mother's probably a Caucasian. So the baby probably came out wide as hell. He, he, he's not any my baby. That baby's daddy's like Mars from Saved by the Bell. I know who you're trying to fool with this [ __ ]. What a baby look like? Well, it shows when they first right. Then what I'll state the fans told me things. Let me stay with her for nine days. And they said, oh, you did. You severed your bed. At the end of that. How old was she? I just see her again until she was 18. Dunkleman on haircuts. The of her. I couldn't get in contact with done. I had no contact. They didn't have no contact with me. The only dot just seeing her 2015. That's my very first time seeing her since I cut her cord. Yes. Oh, we are total strangers. But she's been in my house for two weeks. And even it's been good. And when I look at her, I got Christie. I've run him out of the daughters. And just watching them to the way they play to go and everyday, it just, it just seems natural. I mean, it's been a long time. And I've been waiting for the results. And I knew you're mine. Oh, yeah. If he's our dad now that you know your dad is a crook? Yes. Crook. Definitely changed. I mean, I was a crook too. Lynn, my children would be best because I changed my life. And sounds like he changed his life. Don't deny. Are we here? You shouldn't be a crook. This, you would treat the nine. You don't know this. My daddy will go get a test. So long. I heard he did show name, right? So no matter what these test results say, what are you to me? Huh? Okay. We had that tough. You promised me. You promised me. Even if it come out that you is not my daughter, you gonna stay with me and Kim until you turn 21 years. Okay? You're still a child. She gonna stay. Okay. As your blood here. You go."
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"Me, I feel as I felt the two weeks she'd building odd nudists was my daughter. But number of how much it made me think the child is, you've got to have that proof. You need that proof. And now we, we just go forward from here. Yeah, that's all we do. We go forward. I'm very happy for the brother. That's great for him. Hopefully, he can reclaim all the years that they lost. But just getting back to the point, brothers, you know, a lot of us complain about the issues that we have in our family life with children, if you happen to have children, or with your quote unquote baby mamas, or with your wife, or what have you. We have to understand the program. And we have to stop approaching these various issues and paradigms that have been created. We have to stop approaching them emotionally and start approaching them pragmatically and logically so that we can controvert, change, alter, recalibrate what's going on. And it starts with the man. It doesn't now start with the woman. That starts with the man. The woman is a follower. I don't care how she's programmed. She could be programmed to be liberated and free and all that other silly [ __ ]. She's still following someone. She's following the liberal Caucasian woman. She's following the television. But once she sees that the man is no longer abiding by her nonsense and following behind her in her confusion, and that we're going to start making demands of the woman because of making demands of ourselves, then we can start to correct things a little bit in this Babylonian society until this structure starts to collapse in on itself because that's all it's going to do eventually. But in the meantime, we can try to do better. That's the point. And yes, the daughter, she needs her father just as much, if not more, than the son does. Because the daughter's going to look for a man who reminds her of her father, especially if he's responsible and set a very high standard with his own conduct. And I'm talking about and has a ability to use foresight and provide and instruct. Right. Our children are going to look to us for instruction and for correction and things like that. And if you're just a basic dude who just sits back and plays video games all day, and you know, you have the mind of a child, they're not going to respect you. And also, even if you're an erudite mind, if you're someone who is extremely sharp, if you choose to procreate with a female that does not respect the masculine principle, there's still a good chance that your children are not gonna respect you. So that's why it's of the utmost importance, man. And you have to really, really test these females. You got to really watch them because they hide. They hide a lot of different energies within themselves until they know that they can do what they want. Anyway, peace."