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Running from racism or she's running from the so-called black man. How could you be trying to solve this problem and you're running? Jay's luggage says, "Women of color healing retreat." Yep, sounds like a swirling retreat to me. Don't sleep. And I also notice that these sisters use this whole sisterhood to cover up for their swirling tendencies. Don't get it twisted either. I have four beautiful sisters that I respect a great deal, and they're all married because my mom taught them well.
Well, there's a lot to unpack there, bro. I agree with you to a degree. A lot of those women, at least the younger, more attractive ones, I'm sure that they've swirled. I'll say this, and I'm sure that most so-called black men who have worked in corporate America in that environment or who've gone to a college or university that was multiracial, you know this already. Most of the good-looking so-called black women, they lay down with men of other races, whatever those races may be. The so-called good-looking black women, they will lay down with men of other races. And yes, a lot of the frustration that so-called black women have, the pro-blackity black ones have, is that they can't get them a man who's the most affluent in the society. It's frustrating.
Once again, the real antipathy between the so-called black woman and so-called black man is that the black woman is frustrated that she can't get the so-called black man to be a black version of the white man because he represents success. All right, that's that's really what's underlying there. But the so-called black man has to learn to create a new paradigm for himself that the so-called black woman is going to have to accept, and it's gonna have to be something that's that's functional. Right now, the so-called black man has certain paradigms that are projected out there into the world about him. This so-called hip-hopper, the drug dealers, the basketball player, right? That's why you hear so many of these so-called black women, that's what they're up, that's what they obsess over. They ask these questions about, "How come when black men get rich or they get famous, they go to a white woman?" Who are they talking about? They're talking about rappers and athletes, right? A lot of them walk down the street every day, they get hit on by the black garbage man, the black mailman, they don't give them the time of day. So it's, it's an issue that has to be handled, but it starts with the black man.
Mr. Glass said, "You see it too, huh?" I thought I was the only one that sees straight through that. Straight through that [ __ ]. Monica Buttercup says, "Black men date interracially four times more than the women." Well, I'm sure that, I'm sure that there are some type of stats that would attempt to substantiate who dates more interracially. What I'll say is that when we're talking about interracial dating, what that normally entails is that you go out to a restaurant, you go to the movies, you're out in public together. If we were to check the stats for which gender is having more sex with other races, I'm sure that it would be much closer. I don't dispute the fact that most so-called black men are probably marrying or dating interracially more than black women because more black men are more likely to be in conventions where they got in public with a woman of another race or they get married to women of another race. Most so-called black women who are having interracial dealings, it's normally just sex. I mean, no disrespect, but that's normally what it is. So these are things that they won't acknowledge publicly. Like that film that, uh, Tyler Perry did, "A Family That Prays," the Sanaa Lathan character, she was having an affair with her boss, Mr. Cartwright. Every Wednesday, they would meet up in a hotel suite, but he never took her out anywhere, and she actually believed that one day he would leave his wife for him. So, you know, when we talk about interracial dating, first we have to define what dating actually is. I mean, for all intensive purposes, dating is just who you happen to be [ __ ] at the time. But if we really want to flesh it out, it means what it means, having conversations, it means going out to eat or to the movies or to the museum or what have you, being public. There are many so-called black women who are having relations with men of other races, but it's just not in public.
Mr. Glass says, "That's because they can." And many have to because y'all are too goddamn abrasive and belligerent. Well, there's certainly some today. Monica Buttercup says, "And why complain when the women do it?" Mr. Glass says, "Who's complaining?" Monica Buttercup says, "Up above." Mr. Glass says, "He ain't complaining, just making an observation." I agree. Do you think these women are running away from white oppression by going to a white Hispanic country? They seem pretty delusional. I don't think they're delusional, bro. I think that they're women. Women by nature are delusional. They're not realists. I can't even call them delusional. He says, "And where are the men on this retreat? You mean to tell me these women aren't going to need some [ __ ] in their lives eventually? Or maybe just because they're planning on scissoring umbrellas eventually?" When it comes to many of these dynamics with women, they end up getting their man. They end up getting into that scissor.
Monica Buttercup says, "[ __ ] is not everything." Mm-hmm. That's why, that's why you women have made all these sex toys a billion-dollar industry. Mr. Glass says, "Eight billion people on planet Earth proves [ __ ] is everything." Oh, Monica Buttercup says, "So [ __ ] is the only thing that matters in your life?" You know what, Monica Buttercup? I think that [ __ ] is just as important to you as it is to him because you keep going back and forth with him about this [ __ ]. It's obvious that Mr. Glass is on to something. Mr. Glass says, "Do you understand what I said? Where did I say I thought [ __ ] was everything? I said eight billion people on planet Earth, [ __ ] is everything." Now, back to these loons. They seem to be very delusional of the importance to the world and are in for a rude awakening when Sanchez runs up on them and tells them to bust it wide open. There are no men there to protect them.
Let me say this. This is Mr. Glass touched on this, and I mentioned this in the video a long time ago. I can't remember which one. Might have been the Bakari Henderson video that I did. It was a so-called black woman, older black woman from Detroit who decided that she was going to move or expatriate to a West African country. I can't remember which one. I think it may have been Ghana. So she expatriated to Ghana because she was one of these woke, pro-blackity black chicks, and she declared herself an African chief and purchased some land. And don't you know that she was killed by some of the local men there because they were incensed, number one, that she had acquired land and tried to own land, and also that she was calling herself a chief. So they killed her. One of your brothers could look the story up just in case I'm getting any of the particulars wrong, but I remember this. This occurred years ago. The so-called black woman from Michigan, if she wasn't from Detroit, I'm sure that she was from Michigan. Super Wolcott, he woke blackity black. She decided she was going to quote unquote expatriate and go back and live in, um, in West Africa, and she tried to bring that woke [ __ ] over there, and they showed her that, no, you can't be woke over here. But that's why I say that many of these modern liberal black women, they're being fattened up for the slaughter. They just don't get it. They think that all this stuff is a big joke. That's what they think. They think that walking around out in the street dressed like a two-dollar ho and talking about how they don't need no man and they're a strong black woman, they think that [ __ ] is a big joke. Are they gonna be able to keep doing that forever?
Now, Monica Buttercup, now her real spirit is coming out. She said, "LOL. There are no men to rape them. Less men, less problems." So she's already confirming, as Mr. Glass stated or Mr. Glass alluded to, that this person here, Monica Buttercup, this is just another angry so-called black woman. There's another angry so-called liberal black woman who tries to act like she's not angry and is trying to talk, trying to take the quote-unquote woman's side because many of these liberal women, they think that that is men versus women. And I'll probably start a series on this in regards to the gender war because a lot of so-called black women don't grasp this. There is no war between you and the black men. The real war is the powers that be against the so-called black men. They're just using you as one of their pawns because we're really going to talk about men versus women. If there was really a war, men versus women, that war would end in one hour. Okay? And 59 minutes of that hour would be you begging for the war to end.
Mr. Glass says, "And you're just dumb enough to believe that." So Max, I'm a real champion, says, "No, it's because for blacks, it's a sign of success to date or marry a Caucasian female. Also, most blacks hate themselves deep under and try everything they can to dilute their genes, and that's facts. Blacks have a huge inferiority complex with, at least among other things, Afrocentrism." So this most likely is one of these Caucasians trying to get into the circular racial conversation. Some of what he says is true, but it's very obvious that he's infatuated with the circular race talk. I tell you, brother, this all the time. To avoid the circular race conversation and avoid the circular gender war conversation, for the most part, the liberal black woman and the race-obsessed Caucasian, that's a waste of energy. That's a waste of time. Grace Nam Wallace said, "Lesbian retreat." I agree, Grace. I actually chase a great video, brother. I enjoy your knowledge and insight. "Liberal black females are confused, irrational, and crazy in their thinking." I agree. And thank you. HD Sneed said, "The show 'Queen Sugar' will be a good show to decode. I'm amazed by the stereotypes in this show." I haven't watched it. I think that that's on the Oprah network. I've heard of it though. Andre Jones says, "It's all gluttonous, beast-like selfishness and greed of self-entitlement that they have not merited or deserved. They're jealous of everybody. They're thinking of themselves and not you black men." Checkmate says, "That's hard to digest, but you're probably right." Since it is such. Ricky Thomas says, "True. I have seen this myself." Well, that's mostly what it's about. And I said this frequently on this channel. Did these liberal women, they're a narcissist. They're self-worshippers, and they'll go to any end, any lengths to get as much attention as possible. That's what the racialist altar is all about. It's about trying to get as much attention as possible. They're talking about a lot of racial [ __ ] and it's because they're looking for attention. And they're frustrated because they've been allowed into corporate America to a higher degree than black men have, and they feel isolated in corporate America because they have not been fully accepted. Because in order to be fully accepted in corporate America, they have to have sex with the white men there. And if they're not good-looking enough to get the white man to sleep with them, they basically get isolated. And then oftentimes, the Caucasian woman will not approach the black woman in the workplace because they believe that the black woman is angry and is looking to argue or has an attitude problem. So the, the overall corporate paradigm is dysfunctional and it's meant to, to leave a sense of dissatisfaction in the palette of the so-called black woman. And then don't let there be a black man on the job. Don't let there be a black man on the job. And there's a liberal black woman there trying to, trying to get to the top of the corporate ladder, who all that, all that pro-black [ __ ] goes right out the window. You are her competition. You are her enemy, so-called black men, because she can, she can tolerate anybody else beating her out of that position, but you? Hell no. You got to go.
The Healing Mixologist says, "All these comments just reaffirm society's hatred for black women and anti-blackness in general." I know. I think that when most of these comments illustrate is that the so-called black man is tired of the liberal black woman's shenanigans. That's all. And your comment illustrates the, the pride and the arrogance that has become directly associated with the liberal black woman, and why I state that in this society, for the most part, the woman is a calf that's being fattened up for the slaughter. She's a lamb that's being feted up for the slaughter. It's very, very unfortunate. But once again, it's a guilt mechanism. One of the main reasons why the liberal black woman has embraced or tends to embrace the racial assaulter because she feels guilty at the fact that she looks at the black men as her competition. So to compensate for that, she tries to put out all this black, new black [ __ ]. "Oh, I love my people. I love this. Yeah, you love being black and you love black this and black that, as long as you're on top and you're the head, sure, and everything can go your way." Absolutely. As long as you can get all the credit. Yeah. Copper Colored Woman to The Healing Mixologist: "Exactly." "This video is evil." Or Copper Colored Woman, I would like to have a list of your ex-boyfriends so I could speak to them and find out exactly who's evil. Kali Ma. This person, his name is Kali Ma. Now, brothers, don't I always talk about the destroyer goddess Kali Ma and the mother goddess worship? This person's screen name is Kali Ma. So, so far in this video, we've seen a female who attended this retreat who calls herself a witch, please, and her thumbnail was of a witch. Now we see Kali Ma. So hopefully your brothers are starting to understand what I talk about when I speak about the liberal black woman. They're not your friend. Kali Ma, myself. They're jealous that they didn't have the strength to do what she did. "The video and comments are evidence of the mental health crisis in the community." Kali Ma, I absolutely agree with you. I agree with you that the video and the comments are evidence of the mental health crisis in the community, but it's not the mental health that you're talking about. The video is meant to illustrate the mental health problem of a lot of you liberal black women. And that's not to change you. I didn't make this video to change you. I made this video to illustrate it for the so-called black man because that's really what a lot of the liberal black women want. They want to go back and forth all day. I'm not here to go back and forth with you. You make your decision, you make your bed, you lay in it. These videos are for the so-called black man to understand what's going on around him. But I agree. And all I got to do, once again, look at your username. Once again, umbrellas. When you run into these women that embrace that mother goddess [ __ ], she's letting you know she has no regard, no respect for you as a man. Jubei 187. Mmm, 187. I like murder. The Healing Mixologist, she's speaking to The Healing Mixologist. I was just wondering, why is it hateful to despise feminism? Audrey Lord didn't like the white feminist movement interjecting into black lives because their plight didn't coincide with the black woman and the issues she faces. Whenever someone says something unfavorable about feminism, they get upset. But the feminist movements historically excludes women of color and routinely pins the issues of the black woman and their community to the bottom of their agendas. Furthermore, why do people think that by running away from problems, they are solving them? Who are you helping? Running into a resort owned and operated by the same people who oppress you? They didn't go to Africa. They went to a resort in Costa Rica. I'm sorry if other people are harsh, but black liberal women have spent over 50 years spearheading agendas that don't advance the community. Their alleged needs their help. Well, I agree with you, Jubei 187. I agree with you just about everything that you stated. Okay. I have no idea why you have a screen name that seems to elude the murder, but, you know, your comment was on point. I totally agree with you there. Checkmate says, "Victimhood. Black vitriol." Speaking to The Healing Mixologist, "And your comments reaffirm your unwillingness to accept black men's correction of your above your aberrant foolish behavior. Start taking notes. Shut up and mind your place." Well, you know, a black Mitchel, I can't tell the mixologist anything. That's her husband's job. That's not my job to correct her. I put her in her place. I can only put her in her place if she comes at me directly. But actually, her husband's job. He has to work with her. But a lot of these, these super liberal women, if they are married, they're married to simps, basically. Just red carpets, they just walk all over them. Chai Boy 773 says, "Liberal degenerate black woman, rifle thing, and black woman, not including with y'all. Stop trying to clump all together, but mostly black women hate other black women." I agree, sir. I agree. Most so-called black women don't like other black women. Most women, period, don't like other women. That's why this concept of the woman taking over Congress or presidency is a big joke. It's a big damn joke. The woman is supposed to get her comfort from her husband in the household. She gets her support from her husband in the household. That's where it comes from. Now, forming some confederacy of, of sisterhood nonsense, really just going into a sapphic, lesbian cult ideology. Blue Gram 3:47 responded to Copper Colored Woman: "Telling the truth is evil. Sure. Get your feminist ass off the video." Trick. You know, she could stay. She has the right to say what she needs to say. No, she wasn't being overly disrespectful. She can call it evil. That's okay. You know, good shall be taken for evil, evil shall be taken for good. It is what it is. Our Grieve's response to Jubei 187: "Well stated. I agree." No Matter 8:26 is back. "Black women ain't [ __ ] and not get over it." This brother types a half a sentence and everything is just about the black woman's [ __ ]. Timoteo For said, "It's funny that I stumbled on his video today because earlier I stumbled on this Vice piece. I watched out of curiosity and thought it was nonsense. I was cool with the woman who left Brooklyn and never went back because that's where I encouraged black men to do, or at least travel a lot. It's okay if you return. On the other hand, she ran because she hit bottom and had no prospects if she returned, so she lucked out and found something else to do. Only three or four of them are attractive enough to get a man of any color. The one from, from Nebraska is attractive, but if Nebraska is too white, make a move where there are more black folks." Because brother, the reason why she, why she left Nebraska to go into retreat, it wasn't because Nebraska was too white. It was because she couldn't get a white man. That's it. That's what she's mad about. She can't get a white man to sweep her off her feet. Man, let's see here. Somebody in the comment section, that's the screen name, said, "And how is Babylon treating you?" Brother, the whole world is Babylon. The whole world is Babylon. This is a global society. Okay. Let's see here. Copple Status says, "So you did a podcast? Now I know you're gonna say you don't need one, but your [ __ ] is too short. We need a podcast for real, for real. If not, keep doing your thing because I will keep watching and listening." Copple Status, brother, I appreciate that. I might start a podcast. I'm working on something right now. I'm just taking longer than I wanted to take, but, um, but yeah, I'll probably go into another format. We'll see. But, um, that's gonna take a very long time. I have a lot of things that I'm doing right now. Anne Campbell says, "This resort sounds like a future Jim Jones. I'm just saying." Brother, any resort anywhere where people are being told to come here to free yourself spiritually and all this other stuff, and this, and it's always based on running from where you're currently at, and you have to go up under some guru or some, some so-called spiritual leader. That's number two. Colton ah, that's why I call this a sapphic cult. It just, it's moving towards that direction because if you really was about so-called black people, then the men would be there. But we know why the men are not there because most of these women today, they can't maintain a man. They can't be with a man. Oh, Ken Baker. Yeah, this was the guy who was who mentioned that this woman here is married. Kevin Bacon. It's got the big simps. He's all over my videos. Every time I see Ken Baker, you're saying some [ __ ]. Kevin Bacon isn't. This is a no simp zone, man. All right, I'll leave you alone because for the most part, you're relatively respectful. Would you just your damn simp, brother? Let's see what Ken Baker gotta say. Tim Baker said, "This woman is ticked. Is talking about her and her husband trying to build a resort in which women can have a chance to heal." Well, brother, I got news for you. The woman is supposed to be healed by her husband where she's at. And if they leave, they leave together. The woman leaving on her own to go on a resort. I would have more respect for them if they transplanted and started businesses wherever they was at, like the cult leaders trying to do. I would respect that more than I'm going here for two weeks and I'm going to all this money at some Broadway and we're gonna get massages and meditate for, you know, for 14 days, some silly [ __ ] like that. So if her husband is there and she's actually married like you alleged, why wasn't he featured in the video? That's my question. He's supposed to be the one on camera, not her. So either she agreed to represent their organization, or Vice only wanted to talk to her because she's a woman and they're trying to project this image of women empowering themselves when in reality, it's a man in the background who knows her husband might might have been the mastermind behind all this. Who knows? I doubt it, but who knows. And on some same [ __ ], he just agreed to stay in the background. He says, "Black men won't support black women, no matter what they do. Then clearly, we are simply becoming a fifth column against black women." Damn, brother, [ __ ] you got some liberal black woman's panties getting moist right now. Oh my goodness. Ken Baker, you need to start your own channel, brother. Simplify.com. Oh man. "At no time did they attack men, but you attack them." No, I didn't attack them, bro. I just addressed the issue. Attacking somebody's when you go and you approach them directly and you either say something directly to them or say, if they had a channel where they were trying to promote that venture and I went on there clickety-clacking in the comments. I made a video about this as an example for brothers to understand what was going on. But no, I did not attack them. And first off, on my channel, as I always state, 85 to 90% of the content is me addressing the so-called black man. And the percentage of so-called black men that accuse me of attacking them is far lower than the percentage of so-called black women or simps that accuse me of attacking women. That's how I know who's empowered in the so-called black community. That's the woman. And guys like you want to keep that paradigm because you're scared of your own shadow. You're scared to be a leader because you're not really a leader. You're a simp. And I said, I will do love and respect, but a simp is, and that's like a virus that you can't get rid of. That they don't even have medication for. That [ __ ] simpism is something that you have to hope goes away on its own. Like I get certain brothers in the comments, "Reform simp here, recovering simp here." Why is that? Because most likely, they probably got their heart broke by some chick and they were forced to understand that that woman worship [ __ ] is not real. But can make it is a big sin. He says, "At no time did they talk down on any African men, but yet here we are attacking them again." So Ken Baker is probably one of these guys with the long dreadlocks and the Africa medallion on, and they can take cloth V-neck dashiki on with the white slacks and the sandals with the toes out, talking lighting incense everywhere, talking about, "My black queen." You know, it's a shame, man. Nobody's attacking them. Number one, that's number one. Nobody's attacking so-called black women. Number two, if you, if you feel like you're an African or like all so-called black people are African, then you have to tell me what tribe you're from. And once you tell me what tribe you're from, if you're so-called Africa, how come you're not living amongst that tribe? That's always been my question for the, the Afrocentric, the so-called crow blackity blacks. He says, "Here we are once again, not giving any solutions." No, sir. Actually, my channel, all I do is provide solutions. That's all I do is provide solutions from my perspective. You probably can't grasp that because you think like a woman. You're a woman trapped in a man's body. That's what a simp is. You're a woman trapped in a man's body. You, if you could, you probably stuff a maxi pad between your nutsack so seven days like the month if you could get away with it, just so that you can feel the pain of your black mother goddess. You sound really pathetic, brother. He says, "Here, let us just be honest." Oh, you're gonna be honest now. "We black men are battered wives who will absolutely not ever separate from these people." No, brother. I think that, I think that you're a battered son. I'm just gonna be real with you right now. So you said, "Let's be honest." I'm gonna be very, very honest with you right now. I think that you're another brother who's suffering from no father disease. That's what I believe. I believe that you were raised in a matriarchal household, a matriarchal environment, and you were not subjected to that proper balance. I think that you're scared of your own shadow. You talk about how we as a people never gonna leave. Well, you should be the one to start. Your screen name is Ken Baker. How come you haven't changed it to a tribal name? Have you researched your tribe from Africa yet? You should have changed your name to a tribal name, and you should have moved back to your ancestral land, and you should be on in the comments saying, "I'm currently living in Mali," or "I'm currently living in Benin or Ghana." And if you browse what menu, you do the same thing as I'm doing. And all you sisters that that want to go on a retreat, come to my place here on Weston, know, in West Africa, right in Cameroon, and I'm gonna take care of you. That's what you should be saying. Don't talk about, "We black men are not ever gonna separate from these people." You be your own man and do what's best for you and set the example. Now, he says, "About Lot's wife." She stayed. The reason why he's talking about Lot's wife is because I cited that in the video. Why did I cite that? I like to go to that scripture because it details the nature of the liberal woman spiritually. She's a sodomite. What I mean by that, I'm not talking about sexual orientation. I'm talking to her spiritual tendencies are to lean towards about you.