The LeBron James "I Promise School" A Nike SHRINE To LeBron? part 1

Alright man, peace. You know, brothers, as I've gotten a chance to sit back and truly examine the occurrences that have transpired over the last week or so, revolving around Mr. LeBron James, the sweetheart, the darling of the liberal sports media, I'm truly at a conundrum. I'm trying to figure out if there's ever been an athlete that I've seen the liberal sports media be so enamored with as much as they are with LeBron Ramon James. I truly don't believe that there's another one.

And this love affair started when he decided to go back to his original, quote-unquote, "plantation" to quote Richard Sherman, that being the Cleveland Cavaliers. Of course, I'm being hyperbolic, it's not literally a plantation, but the way in which the liberal media has been so much in LeBron's corner since he went back to Cleveland, it's obvious to me that subconsciously, there was a correlation in the collective mindset of the liberal sports media with LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the thought that he owed them. So, once he was able to go back to Cleveland and repay his alleged debt to that city and to that franchise, it seemed as if he can do no wrong. And he, in tandem with his core sponsor, that being Nike, has been able to manipulate and puppet not only the mass media but also the masses of people, particularly here in America, especially the black contingent, to the point where they're ready to bow down to him and worship Him as a god. It's very obvious now.

Do I have an issue with LeBron James opening a school? No, I do not. I think that it's a good thing, it's a nice thing. But to be quite frank with you, what the so-called black community is missing is not a school. We have more than enough schools here in the United States. What we're missing is an understanding of who we are and our proper culture. That's what's going to empower us. The so-called black man has lost a connection with the Most High, therefore he has no control over his household. That's what we're missing. We don't need token gifts like a school.

And to be quite frank with you, and now this information has just starting to come to the forefront, but I know it already, it's don't going to be revealed that LeBron James had very little to do with funding that school. Almost the entire cost for the founding and the maintenance of the Akron school, or the LeBron James I Promise School, is going to be placed at the feet of the residents of Akron, Ohio. They're going to be the ones paying for it. And allowed the money that's going to be forwarded to LeBron James's I Promise School is going to be taken from other schools in the Akron area and forwarded over to that school. Supposedly, LeBron James, or more appropriately, the LeBron James Foundation, has paid two million dollars to subsidize the founding of the school. But as we all know, foundations provide monies not from the person, not from the entity who provided the namesake for the foundation, but from contributors, from donors. So what exactly has LeBron James given to that school other than his name? And it's very clear, as we'll soon see when Rachel Nichols and LeBron James toured that school, that it's more a shrine to LeBron James than it is a school for the children.

Now, of course, there are going to be 240 children from the Akron area who get to attend that school for free. And allegedly, supposedly, according to LeBron James, those that graduate are going to be able to go to the University of Akron for free. That's a great thing. But brothers, this is a pro-truth channel. My job here is to tell you things before you hear about it two years down the line. And I guarantee you that in a few years, you're going to hear a lot about that I Promise School and what it's really about, what the origins of the idea for that school, where they truly came from. Most likely from Nike and many of LeBron's other corporate sponsors, most likely his team as well, whose job it is to make sure that they can amplify and magnify his image over the entire world so that he can become a quote-unquote global icon. And we're going to see attempts to subconsciously implant that thought into the minds of the masses that LeBron James should be thought of in tandem with people like Muhammad Ali, and Jackie Robinson, and Jesse Owens, and so on and so forth.

Please keep in mind that when those men lived and when they were doing what they thought was right, never at any time were they seeking to be affiliated with other people. When Muhammad Ali was saying what he was saying, he didn't say to himself, "I want to do this so that people think of me like Jackie Robinson." When Jackie Robinson was doing what he was doing, he wasn't saying, "I'm doing this so that people could think of me like Jesse Owens." Those people just did what they did. Some of what they did was correct. What all those brothers did was right in their own mind. A lot of it was based off of who's guiding them. Some of it I agree with, some of it I don't. But at the end of the day, they were not looking to mythologize themself like Mr. LeBron James is clearly looking to do.

And a lot of woke their girls are gonna come on to my channel, watch this video, coming to comments, they're gonna be very upset. Their attitude is going to be, "Why you quote-unquote hating on LeBron James?" Brothers, I cannot say this enough. It's not LeBron James's job, it's not Michael Jordan's job, there's not any famous or so-called rich black person's job to save our children. It's your job to save your children. Once again, the issue that the so-called black community has is not that there are not enough schools. The issue is that our children are not learning anything in those schools. And once again, we're going to inspect many of the aspects of the LeBron James I Promise School as we take the tour of that school along with Rachel Nichols, and we'll see what they have to say.

So anyway, they're gonna talk about it, and I'm lunch. I'm in the I Promise public school for 300 kids in his hometown. Well, really, he didn't open it up. He was in charge of the festivities, he acted as the emcee, he had to make the appearance because they named the school after him. But it's very clear to me that that school is part of a merger of various corporate factions whose sole purpose is to make sure that they get their cut and also to exalt Mr. LeBron James.

Now brothers, look at this right here. Let's just look at this layout. We see the twin staircases spiraling upward. And I'm gonna go through that imagery again because for those of you who don't know, this is Masonic. And many brothers will say, "Oh, no, here we go with this stuff again." Certain things that I say only for certain brothers because everybody's not meant to understand everything. But the imagery of Luciferianism is placed within many venues that people are not aware of so that it will resonate in your subconscious mind. The twin spiral staircases are meant to be an allusion to the twin pillars, what the Masons called Boaz and Yaqeen, which they stole from the Bible, and which they tried to allege has a correlation to the twin pillars that stood in front of Solomon's Temple, but it does not. It is based in the veneration of Saturn. And I mentioned this in one of the other LeBron videos that I did, I believe the one where he's speaking about his son and he's in the barbershop, and everyone in that barbershop along with him were also Luciferians. And either they were wearing a t-shirt or glasses or something of that nature on their person to show those in the know that they were in the know. Like the comedian Jon Stewart, he had on a t-shirt that said "Latter 42." Now, Latter 42 is a fire station that's in the Bronx. Jon Stewart is not from the Bronx. But if you have an understanding of what he was talking about, he was alluding to the Masonic imagery of climbing the ladder to elucidation, to enlightenment, to illumination, the activation of the pineal gland, the 42 books of Thoth, which is an allusion to Kabbalah. All right. All of these people in Hollyweird and the higher levels of the entertainment industry, they're Kabbalists, they're Luciferians, they're in the know on the understanding that the god of the entertainment industry, and really the god of this society, is Baal/Saturn.

We see that black is the dominant color scheme of this school. And of course, the color black represents that God, Baal, as we see the twin staircases rise up, the spiraling staircases. At the very top, we see where it says Akron Public Schools. We see the pyramid there. And even within the black pyramid, there's a white pyramid in the center. And at the top of that white pyramid, it seems to be the capstone is radiating to represent what? The illumination of the pineal gland. And on top of that, it says "PS." That's the black cube for Saturn. Hey, take a listen. Now let's look at this. Now, this is the height of hubris. Once again, if this is supposed to be a school or a shrine for LeBron James, we see an image of LeBron after he won the 2016 World Championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Right next to him is Martin Luther King. And then right to the left of Martin Luther King is Jesse Owens. And then there's also an image of Muhammad Ali. So this is how I know that this has to be a Nike Incorporated production, because they've constantly been trying to correlate LeBron James with Jackie Robinson, who's also on this mural, with Muhammad Ali, and with many other so-called black athletes who supposedly transcended their sport and also were men of the people, men of their people. This is why, once again, when Donald Trump states what he states about LeBron James, and he said, "I like Mike," Michael Jordan quickly had one of his associate state that, "I side with LJ." Why is that? Because they're both assets of Nike Incorporated.

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Now, pay very close attention to LeBron James's hands. He makes a concerted effort to constantly make that hand sign throughout the interview. And Rachel Nichols is one of his associates. She also seems to know what the festivities are about because, as you can see, she happens to be wearing the black blazer, a black blouse, whatever that is, and the black checkered skirt. So she's also a Kabbalist. As all of these higher-level anchors on ESPN are, they're all Luciferians. Some of them are MK assets. Like she's another one that brothers made a big deal about her allegedly being an MK asset. Maybe she is. Once again, a lot of cats come on the internet and try to prove MK Ultra. MK Ultra has been a proven fact since 1977. So there's nothing to prove. There was a congressional hearing in 1977 where, if I remember correctly, the CIA director at the time, it was Richard Helms, but one of you brothers can confirm that for me or correct me on that. He was called before Congress maybe a month or so after the death of Elvis Presley, who was also an MK asset. But Richard Helms, or whoever was the CIA director at the time, may have even been Colby, he was called before Congress and forced to divulge what the CIA had been doing for the past 20 plus years, almost 30 years, in regards to research in mind control and the manipulation of the human brain for the CIA's interests, and also for the interests of various factions who were willing to pay the CIA to help them understand how to lie to their citizens in such a way, or to raise up MK assets, so on and so forth. But do I believe that LeBron James is an MK athlete? Yes, I do. There are many reasons for that. And he certainly a Kabbalist, as I've been able to show and prove in previous videos. And once again, you're seeing the hand sign there. As above, so below. The diamond representing the pineal gland. He's showing those in the know that he's sticking to the game plan. And what that school actually is, that school is just a shrine for Baal. Children are going to be able to learn certain things there. But are they going to be able to learn what they need to know? Once again, brothers, that has to happen in your household. The children are sent to these conventional education systems so that they can be put through a learning curriculum so that they can make themselves viable for the workforce, or hopefully to start their own careers, start their own business. But the main things that the children need to learn has to be in the household. We have to commandeer our future generations. We can't leave it up to the school system to do it. So nothing against LeBron James or Jalen Rose or anybody else who started school. Those are great gestures. And if they have the money to do so, that's great for them. But a lot of these guys, to be quite frank with you, everyone in Ponzi schemes with these schools. If you see in the middle there, it says "Established in Akron 2004." Right above it, the print is probably too small for you to read. It says "The LeBron James Family Foundation." That's the foundation that donated two million dollars for the building of this school. So has any of the money come out of LeBron James's pocket directly? No. A foundation is based off of sponsorships and contributions from donors. So none of the money came out of his pocket. What he's very good at doing is remembering what they tell him. This is when he has to sit-down interviews. And you can see he has his Malcolm X costume. One brother, do you see the black color scheme here? That's the motif. Let me rewind it back a little bit. Look at this. Everywhere the color scheme is black. This looks like a corporate office somewhere in Silicon Valley, or maybe in some room in the UN where certain dignitaries are meeting where you would see a black motif, a black color scheme. Like this for young children, you would think that they would want a splash more color. But it's very obvious that the motif is black. The theme of the building is black because it's in veneration of a star/Osiris/Baal, that is the god of Kabbalah. That is who they venerate. Believe it or not. Still making that hand sign. He just left that hand sign. Rewind it back a little bit. There he goes. Still making that hand sign.

"How hard was your decision to leave?" Because we're sitting here in this school that I know though. "How hard was your decision to leave it?" Because we're sitting here. "Then he goes right back to that hand sign again." "Then you're in this school, huh? Then I know you're opening is an acronym. I know it means so much to you. You've talked about how much Ohio means to you, how much Cleveland, the Cavaliers." Still has that hand sign. Brothers, you know that's a very uncomfortable hand sign to make when you're having a very leisurely, comfortable conversation with someone that you know very well, or relatively well, that being Ms. Rachel Nichols, who is an associate of LeBron James. She's his point person. As you can see, she's one of the plants in the media that LeBron James is the most comfortable sitting down with. I've stated this in other videos that he and his team has benefactors, his sponsors, they have a series of NBA pundits scattered throughout these major channels like a Nick Wright, Shannon Sharpe, Rachel Nichols, Max Kellerman, who I believe are getting some checks under the table, allegedly. "Sitting here, you know, in my school that I'm opening, you know, around these kids, around this community. And then at the same time, you know, making a switch to the other coast, you know, being part of the Lakers now. So, you know, it's always a tough decision when you leave home. It's a decision that, you know, what's best for me and my family. And we're all, I think, both sides feel great and appreciative of the moments and the time that we have spent together."

All right, so we're sitting here in this school. It's very nice that it appears that this school is going to be, at least for now, majority so-called black. We'll see how the racial percentages change in about ten years or so, because I guarantee you they will. That's another problem. Look, you cannot control what the race of the teachers are that are teaching your children, our children, per se. But once again, that's why it behooves the so-called black men to become more informed and commandeer his household so that he can raise up his children with an understanding of who they are and where they come from. Because no matter how fancy the furniture is, no matter how long the hours at the school are, all those are nice things that LeBron James states his school is going to do. I'm sure that none of those ideas were his. I'm sure that whoever the real brain trust is behind the formulation and the creation of this school, the idea of this school, they're the ones who came to LeBron and told him what they would like the school to do. Do I believe that he also has some input? Of course. But LeBron James is not an educator. He knows nothing about the education system. As a matter of fact, he made his bones by bucking the education system and coming straight into the NBA. So to believe that we should correlate LeBron James with being some education reformer, it just does not make any sense. And once again, as we have time to fully ingest what the school is going to be about, expect a lot of information to come out in regards to the seed money for this school and how it's going to be maintained. They basically are playing three-card Monte with the public. They're taking money from the other schools in the Akron area to fund this school. And LeBron James has provided his name. But I guarantee he has not put down any real money. He's on record as stating that he himself is very cheap.

Now, do I have an issue with him pimping the system? No. I told brothers all the time, we have to become far more well-versed in the commercial aspect of this society and far less emotional. But what I'm not a fan of is what I assert to be a very, very strong disingenuous factor within LeBron James, what he's trying to align himself with figures in the past who did things that he certainly does not have the capability of doing. LeBron, on his best day, could never be Muhammad Ali. He could never be Jackie Robinson. He couldn't be those guys and deal with what they had to deal with in regards to societal rejection. LeBron is someone who needs to be liked. And even though he grew up in a tough atmosphere, at least that's the alleged story of how he grew up, right now he's someone who has the media completely on his side. So this notion that he's a modern-day Muhammad Ali, that's a complete fallacy. So he needs to be more honest about that and stop trying to align himself with those people. It's the equivalent of somebody having the street named after himself. Well, we know that in almost every so-called black community, there's a Martin Luther King Boulevard, Malcolm X Boulevard. Those streets, those boulevards were named in honor of those people for what they are alleged to have done. LeBron James wants to commemorate himself while he's still alive, while he's still young. He reminds me a lot of Loki from the first Avengers movie, where Tony Stark stated that Loki has this huge ego, he wants to be feted, he wants to have people yell his name all the time. "You're a guy who's won three NBA titles, four MVPs, and yet you will tell anyone who listened that opening the school today is one of the greatest moments, greater than any of those." "I got tape of you in Game Seven in the NBA Finals." "I do. I do mean it. It's, I can sit here and be at a loss of words, which I am now, just, you know, it's my first time here walking these hallways and seeing, you know, when I was driving there, just the streets that I walked, you know, the stores, and some of the stores are still up when I was growing up. It's a moment I'll never forget. And hopefully, you know, the kids, starting with the 240 kids that we have going in here right now, starting today, so much school were built around your experience and what you would have wanted or you would have needed when you were that age." "So tell me what it was like to be one of those kids." "Always pissed, you know, growing up in the inner city, you know, the numbers are always stacked up against you, you know, absolutely. Oftentimes, the numbers and the percentages are stacked up against so-called young black men because we don't do a good enough job as grown black men of making sure that we picked the right woman to inseminate, have a child with, make sure that we're clear minded as much as possible so that we can be around our children, both our sons and our daughters, and counteract whatever, whatever propaganda they may hear from the television, from the school system, and have the knowledge to inform them on where they truly come from and where they can go."

So, of course, they're not going to speak on that aspect of the so-called black experience. But let's be for real. And I made two very controversial topic videos on this topic. But one of the main reasons why LeBron James suffered so much as a child was because of the ineptitude of his mother. But nobody wants to say that because they think that just because she might have told him around a little bit, that she's off-limits in regards to criticism and scrutiny. And no, she was extremely inept. School year only has that's for one thing. So I hope you brothers heard that. LeBron James stated that he missed 80-plus days of school. In the video that I did, "LeBron James Succeeded Despite His Mother," I stated that in that video, and that was in response to a segment that Michael Smith and Jemele Hill did at the time, where basically they were trying to act as if they did not know the reason why LeBron James had missed 80 days of school and why he was depressed and going through mental issues. It was because of the constant and consistent bad decisions of his mother. And so many people tried to jump into the comment section and state, "Who are you to say that about his mother? She was going through a hard time." Let me say this, a lot of the hard times that we go through as people are of our own doing. I know so many brothers who were locked up and finally decided they were going to change their own lives, and they did so. And now they're functional individuals because they stopped leaning on things, they stopped leaning on crutches. If the society races, absolutely. But while we're here, we have to deal with it. We have to stop looking to others to save us. We have to save ourselves.

And one thing that we have to start doing is conducting ourselves properly in regards to how we treat ourselves and how we treat one another. And that's not that difficult. It's not that difficult. But it all starts with the so-called black men. You know, we hear that a lot, "Oh, it's so difficult to feed my kids." Well, then, you know what? If you're not in a good situation, if you're not in a good place in life, you shouldn't have children. But all you're going to do is bring more mouths into the world that cannot be fed properly. And if they can't be fed properly, that means they can't think properly. And if they can't think properly, they're going to make bad decisions so that they can feed themselves. Next thing you know, they're selling drugs, or they're robbing people, and then they're filling the prison industrial complex. So we have to understand that we have to be in a particular place in our lives before we consider having children. That's how that's supposed to go. So when people start to say, "Well, LeBron James's mother was in a bad situation." She was always in a bad situation because she's a bad decision maker. She always has been. And the best thing that ever happened to her was him. And I know a lot of people gonna get very upset about that. "How could you say that about his mother?" It's just the truth. Just sometimes you think about a kid being in the third grade, at that age, eight and seven years older, and a fourth grade, having responsibility or having stress. Yes, all that stress because of the bad decisions of your mother. And also, I'm sure some people are gonna say, "Well, where was his father at?" Don't ask me where his father was at. You have to ask his mother. Does she know? Does she even know who his father is? "I can even get to the school, even participate. You know, we didn't have a car. City bus didn't come to where I was living." So that's not a failure of the school system of Akron. That's a failure of your parenting. Once again, that's why I state that LeBron James opening up a school, that's a great gesture, that's a great PR, that's great publicity for him through the liberal sports media that loves him so much. But that's not the solution to our problems. The solution to our problems is for the so-called black man, for all of us, to start making better decisions. Yes, that's an issue with your mother. And kudos to LeBron James for constantly protecting his mother because he knows what the truth is.

Brothers, let me say this very quickly because Rachel Nichols is on her way to transitioning over and to the conversation topic regarding the political aspect of LeBron James's life, which he's going to start heading even more into, especially as his chances of link championships start to dwindle. When we talk about at-risk children, that's a problem that we can solve right away. Once again, stop inseminating low-level women if you're a brother that does not have your life together yet, all the way. Take some time and be by yourself until you can get your life together. I stopped running around trying to establish serious relationships with low-level women. If we're kings, then we need queens. We can't be kings and inseminate [expletive]. [Expletive] have their place, don't get it twisted. Just like a fast food hamburger has its place, it can hit the spot when you need it. But you're only supposed to inseminate queens, and not horses. And when we do that, we'll get rid of the at-risk children right away because the risk that a child has to go through is going to plunge precipitously once they have parents that are concerned with its welfare, with that little girl or that little boy's welfare. It's not going to plunge just because of a school. All the school can do is take care of your child for eight or nine hours. They can't raise your child. No, that has nothing to do with what Laura Ingraham stated. What Laura Ingraham stated is that if you're going to speak on politics, know what you're talking about. LeBron James does not know what he's talking about when it comes to politics. Now, when it comes to basketball, he knows what he's talking about. Maybe he knows what he's talking about too well, because if he would have humbled himself a little bit more in basketball, maybe have more championships. I'm sure that if Donald Trump were to start speaking about the intricacies of basketball, LeBron James would tell him to shut up because he does not know what he's talking about. As a matter of fact, professional basketball players are very fond of telling people that they don't know what they're talking about when it comes to basketball. LeBron James and Kevin Durant, they do it all the time. So I don't know why it's so offensive when political pundits tell NBA players who don't know [expletive] about the government, who don't know [expletive] about politics, to be quiet. Now, maybe Laura Ingraham did it in a way that one could could consider rude, per se, but it's always going to sound rude when somebody tells you that you don't know what you're talking about. And LeBron James does not. If you want to see someone who was able to engage in debates on his stances and all his beliefs, go back and watch some of Muhammad Ali's old debates. And he wasn't a political person either, but he was not fearful of having the base because he actually believed what he was talking about. And he was not just a corporate asset like LeBron James is. I want to see if LeBron James is going to have the guts to actually sit down with many of the people on the other side, quote-unquote, the other side of the political spectrum, since he's so super woke on the left side, if he's going to sit down with people on the quote-unquote conservative side and actually try to debate them. I promise you, he won't. All this is just a publicity stunt. And I wanted to know why, while you do things like this, it's also important to you to use your voice and to stand up for kids like that, even as high as criticizing the president." "For me, I have a voice. I'm a platform." "Yes, you do. And what that means, LeBron James, is that if you're going to speak with the powerful platform that you have, you should speak according to knowledge and not according to emotions. And that's a big problem that so-called black men have. That's why I state incessantly on my channel, this is not a fanboy channel. What I mean by a fanboy, somebody who speaks according to their emotions. You're not benefiting me when you speak to me according to your feelings, your emotions. You want to speak to somebody according to your emotions? Call your girlfriend. When we speak as men, we have to have some type of facts or logical thinking or something of that nature. Like I get some of these black Luciferians and come on my channel talking about, 'I love your videos, I watch all your videos.' But you're losing when you talk on the Bible. Noah brought a Bible. Lawsuit. I didn't lose. You the Bible lost you because you're too busy worshipping yourself to understand that you have a place in this society, in this quote-unquote reality, and you were placed here. And when you understand why you were placed here, a lot of that pain, a lot of your brothers have, will go away. But you can't humble yourself to the Most High enough to do so. So you have to carry all that pain with you, and you have to mask it with all this fake hubris and talking about your God. All this [expletive]. The Most High placed here. We have to acknowledge Him so that we can let go of that burden that's on our back in regards to all the resentment and the anger due to the mistreatment. When we acknowledge Him, we'll let that go. And then we'll be able to answer a lot of these questions that so many of these walking there girls could not answer because they're too busy trying to get answers from the liberal Caucasian. And that's the conundrum that Mr. LeBron James is in. He wants that hug."

Well, that's a shame, brother. No disrespect. If an adult is looking for guidance from you, that means that most likely they've never learned anything in their entire life. Because I think that you can be looked to for guidance in regards to basketball, and on the highest levels in the NBA, even that's disputable. But if we're talking about an understanding of this society, of this life, if somebody's looking to you to explain those things, it's probably because they've never learned anything. And then look at you as an idol, which is becoming more and more popular for the liberal sports media to try to project this image of LeBron James as an idol. Let me say this very quickly. This narrative about the voice of so-called black people not being powerful. There's never been a time in the history of this country with a so-called black man and black woman's voice was as powerful as it is right now. Never. Ever in the history of this country has there been a time when the so-called black men and black woman's voice is as powerful as it is right now. Every person in this society is a member of the media. Every person in this society is an orator. Why is that? Because we have social media. Everybody can get their messages out, their perceptions out, their views out, their perspectives out. So anybody who's saying that they don't have a voice, you know what it's saying is because they're confused and they don't know what to say. And you see something that's just so, you see something that's wrong, or you see something that's trying to divide us as a race or the country. When LeBron James says, "When you see something that's trying to divide us as a race," he's talking about the human race. He's not talking to my so-called black people. That's why I tell you brothers, and a lot of you guys are gonna fall down that walk, we're a big hole with LeBron James, and you're gonna think that he's being a nationalist or that he's being for his race. In reality, he's a globalist. Once again, he is a corporate pawn for Nike. Nike has a campaign that they're running called "Equality." All their Nike assets have to push equality. So LeBron James is just talking. When Michael Jordan decides that he's not going to speak on a certain issue, it's because he's a coin in a sellout. When LeBron James is asked about Tamir Rice and he says, "I have to look into that situation before I speak on it," for some reason, he's able to escape the scrutiny. And let me say this, I have no problem with him saying that. But according to the woke blacks, that would make him a [expletive], quote-unquote. He said, "I cannot speak on Tamir Rice because I have to know more the facts." And he's right to say that because just because the media wants to depict the so-called black men or young black men getting shot by the cops as racist, does not mean that we fully understand how that event transpired. And why every summer the liberal media tries to push the race angle on the so-called black man to try to stoke the fires of antipathy, to try to encourage him to continue to be overly emotional. And once again, brothers, when we let go of seeking after the so-called white man's validation, that's when all these other races will start to look at us as higher beings. But as long as we continue to push this globalist [expletive], they're going to continue to look at the black man as a pawn and as someone not worthy of respect. And that's the bottom line of it. And a lot of you brothers out there who operate on a higher level mentally, you know that when you have conversations with people of other races, they'll say things like, "Oh, you're different. You're not like the others." Because I just don't think that the average so-called black person understands how low our people are viewed across the world in regards to how we operate mentally. Now, you can go other places as a so-called black man, and they'll admire you because of your energy. But I'm just talking about here in America, and according to how we're depicted on television, this so-called black men and black woman are held in very low esteem in regards to the respect that we demand based on our conduct. Now, the other races, they admire the exploits of the so-called black men and black women. They admire certain physical aspects. There's a great allure about the so-called black men and black woman. So sometimes if you travel abroad, you'll see that oftentimes the other races, they may appear to be in awe of you physically. But when it comes to the respect that they would have for our community, it's just not there. And it's because they understand that we're missing something. And what we're missing is an understanding of that proper order, that being the Most High. They had the so-called black men needs to stop deifying the so-called black woman and the people of the other races. And he needs to return back to his true understanding that men putting the Most High first and being self-validated. And you'll see that not only the other races, but the so-called black women will start to respect you because you'll see that you're no longer putting up with a silly [expletive].

"It's no problem. Boys can be her and speak volumes, brother, but educate yourself so you know what you're talking about." Well, maybe you don't feel like you have to educate yourself because you can pretty much just say anything and the constituency that you're trying to appeal to. Once again, sir, you can only devise something that unified. When you go to the pizza shop and you order a pizza, when they take it out of the oven, the first thing the pizza man's going to do is he's going to slice it into eight slices because it's one whole pie. If the pizza came out of the pizza oven and it was already sliced up, he would have no need to divide it. Donald Trump could not devise something that's already divided. But once again, liberal blacks continue to try to blame Donald Trump for all the racial problems in America that have existed from before Donald Trump was president. Please keep in mind that Colin Kaepernick started kneeling before Donald Trump was president. Keep in mind that Alton Sterling and Philando Castile were killed during the presidency of Barack Obama, not Donald Trump. Yes, because sports is your religion, bro. Must be for real. Sports is your religion, your proverbial God in the sports world, and you love it. One thing you're missing is your bowtie and your bean pie.

"You've made a huge change and you have talked about how the weight and idea of helping this historic Lakers franchise, bringing that franchise back to championship level, is this exciting goal for you. I want to know why you picked that over going to a team that was closer to winning a championship." The reason why he went to LA is to make sure that he could cement a rapport, he could cement his relationships with the Kabbalistic aspect of Hollywood. Because none of him to rise to a higher level, that's what he had to do. In order for him to make the connection that he need to make in Hollywood, he has to be there in Los Angeles, which is pretty much the epicenter of Luciferianism in America. That's why I had to be there. People say, "Well, he was making business deals while he was in Cleveland." Yeah, but he, it was not nowhere anywhere near on the level that he is right now in LA. Ever since he signed with the Lakers, every other day you hear about all these movie deals that he's cementing and these television show deals that he's cementing because that's where the Kabbalah is headquartered. That's where the Luciferian aspect of the entertainment industry is headquartered in Hollyweird in Los Angeles. He has to be there. "Line up alongside being and be or line up side, you know, Harden and Chris." "I felt like at this point in my career, I like the challenge of being able to help a team get to some places that they haven't been in quite a while."

Let me say this very quickly. There's no question that Rachel Nichols is asking LeBron James that have not already been vetted by him and his team. That's how these interviews go. So there's never a point where Rachel Nichols asks him a question that he's not aware she's going to ask. That's why I state that she's a member of his team. People just don't know that. That's why almost every time that he has a sit-down interview, it's going to be with Rachel Nichols. "Historical franchise matches up there with all the greats. For me to be a part of that, it just..." "Well, I think that's a good thing because I constantly compare you, at least in regards to your role and your station in the NBA, with Shaquille O'Neal and Wilt Chamberlain. And Wilt Chamberlain and Shaquille O'Neal, a major part of their careers, well, when they came to play with the LA Lakers. So I think that it's justified that you go to the LA Lakers and pretty much in your career there. And that's going to allow you to initiate a jumping-off point after your NBA career and to your Hollywood career. And allegedly, I'll probably be covering this in another video, he's negotiating a film with Leonardo DiCaprio and Al Pacino to play a role in one of those movies where he and another person switch bodies. That's a constant theme in Hollywood. And I'll be expounding on that in that video." "The elite, elite player on it, my all-star on there. You could have told the Lakers, 'Had I do want to come, but please do what it takes to get Kawhi Leonard here to so this year can already start to be building toward that.' Why didn't you want to do that?" Because this year is gonna be spent making sure that he cements all his Hollywood ties. He doesn't have time to have to build up a Kawhi Leonard and many of these other major players in the NBA that he would have wanted to come play with him and give him a real chance of winning the title. But it will put all this pressure on him in his first season because everybody knows by now that the only system that he can play in is the LeBron James system. So if he has all this help, what's going to happen if he does not win the championship? It's going to diverge his mind too much. He wants to concentrate on making sure that he can submit his Hollyweird ties. Now, next season, that's when they're gonna go all out to try to get him a championship. Over the course of these four seasons with the Lakers, I've already stated Adam Silver's going to try to make sure that at least one year that he and the refs, in concert with LeBron and his team, do their due diligence and making sure that they put LeBron in the best position to win a championship. Does that mean they will? Not necessarily. I think that LeBron may get one more chip. But there's gonna be one season where Adam Silver and LeBron and his team, that being not just the Lakers, but also his team behind the scenes, try to make sure that he's in the best position as possible to win a championship. And then the chips are just gonna have to fall where they may. That's what happened in 2016. Everything had to fall right. And also Adam Silver and the refs had to help him out for him to beat Golden State in 2016. No way, shape or form. I believe Rob and Magic and Genie have done an unbelievable job of kind of reshaping what the organization should be in the last few years. I feel like they know what's best for the team and I wanted to be a piece that kind of continue that, you know, continue to emotionally be coming back, being back, you know, to a championship franchise where they should be."

Now the Lakers have signed are the free agents since you. It has raised some eyebrows. You have a guy who's a checked in full, you have a guy who wears the wrist watches on ankles, you have someone who likes to blow in other players' ears. Now you arched. Why should people not be skeptical of this roster this season? "LA Lakers are gonna be like the basketball version of the Expendables." Then I think Skip Bayless said that a couple of weeks ago. I remember where I heard that line from. But the other Lakers are deadly gonna be must-watch TV. I love that. "Bring Lance and JaVale and Beans and Rondo, guys. It's just everyday they wake up, they think about the game of basketball. We look forward to a lot of challenges. And I mean, I broth is always gonna be a raise when my name is involved anyway, so it shouldn't even be a surprise."

And you've made a long-term commitment to these guys for your contract. How confident are you that sometime in this four years you will be in the finals again, you could win another championship? "That's the goal." He already answered Rachel Nichols. He said that's the goal. That means it might happen, it might not. But his main priority right now is making sure that he cements his relationships in Hollyweird. His attitude is, "I have three championships already. If I never won another one, I can always make the excuse that I didn't have enough help." Once again, that's the reason why in his mind, it's not a big deal if they were not able to get Kawhi or Paul George or whoever. You have around people who have the same goal in mind. So that's your professional legacy. Your personal legacy is of course another story. That's family. That's things like this school. Once again, as I covered early on in the video.

You see how they frame the camera to show the twin pillars, and I'll be going into this in more depth in other videos. That's a Masonic or Luciferian image of the spiraling staircase, represents the path to illumination. The twins, the twin staircases or the twin pillars are called in the Masonic lodges, quote/unquote Masonic Lodge. It's really just Luciferian lodges. They call Boaz and Yaqin, which is meant to be an allusion to the twin pillars of Solomon's Temple. But it really just represents as above, so below, the coming together of opposing forces, the Blue Lodge and the Red Lodge. The Red Lodge representing the masculine fire principle, and the Blue Lodge representing the water, the feminine principle. They come together and they form the divine hermaphrodite. That's why they venerate the hermaphrodite image. The goat, Baphomet, is a hermaphrodite. And you see the spiraling staircase all the time, especially in the manipulation of MK assets and in certain pivotal movie scenes. The spiraling staircase or the twin pillars also represent sacrifice. As I stated early on in the video, when you see the PS at the top, that cube, that that's the cube of Saturn. Saturn was the god of sacrifice. Remember the god Saturn or Kronos ate his children. The god Baal, you always had to sacrifice children to Baal. That's why this is a children's school. They're gonna raise many of these children up to embody Luciferian ideologies, so on and so forth. I would like to know what the curriculum is for this school. But for a lot of you pro-blackity-black brothers, as you can see even by looking at the staircase, this is going to be a very racially diverse school. LeBron James is not here to save black kids. He's here to be an agent of globalism. And as we can see, he's also an agent of Nike. You see his sneakers are dotted along both walls. Okay, so all this school is is a very fancy tub Akron public school, which is going to be paid for by the citizens of Akron, supposedly. All the Bron James Foundation donated it was two million dollars. And once again, if it came from his foundation, it did not come out of his pocket. Years from now, we see a lot of these kids go off and go off to college and start their own companies or give back to the community, things of that nature. It will make us all proud because that's what we're here for. We're here for, we were a huge support group for these kids, and we just want everything for them. Everything. Anymore, so it'll mean a lot to me. People keep track of your championship. So you, yeah, LeBron also keeps track of your drawers. I wonder if he's hitting that because you always on that man. Mean, damn. Look, guys, a lot of different ideas there, and we will get to some of his comments about his future in Los Angeles in a few minutes. But let's start with where he ended. That he is basically going to be scoreboard watching how these kids do later in life, and the hopes of creating this generational change in Akron, Ohio. And Ramona, we're gonna start with you. When you look at everything LeBron is doing off the court, what stands out as most significant to you? Well, I think this is a huge thing for him. But I think in general, just his willingness to use his platform and speak out. I think when we look back on his career and his legacy, that is going to be at the top of the list. I think that was going to be at the top of the list of LeBron James's legacy, as the fact that he empowered the players all across the NBA to understand that they're not supposed to have any sense of affinity or loyalty to the team that drafted them. You move on, and you do what's best for you and your family. All that nonsense about speaking out. The only reason why the liberal media likes that LeBron James speaks out is because he always says what they want him to say. If he was saying something other than what they wanted him to say, they would not approve of him speaking out. They know that LeBron James is never going to come out and say, they keep trying to push homosexuality and lesbianism on black people. He's never going to say that because he's a globalist. I would go with just things in general when it comes to kids, right? Like this, particularly is something that involves children. Obviously, the stance he took with Trayvon Martin back in 2012, which is really where he started to find his voice. I don't, we started talking about this a couple of days ago, you and I. I think that's the thing that stands out the most to me is how involved he is when it comes to children, particularly. I'll never forget he had, yes, this was the first Nike stunt after the Trayvon Martin event. And as you can see, even though supposedly this was, this was allegedly to form some type of affinity with or association with Trayvon Martin, we're in the hoodies, the Miami Heat team looked like wizards or witches with their hoods, and you see the fire in the background. This was purposefully staged that way because Trayvon Martin was a sacrifice. And I'm not saying that all the brothers on the Miami Heat knew that. I'm just saying that that is why that that photo was staged in that way. Tape recording. Cool. You get a call from LeBron James saying, why weren't you in class today? Incredible. Absolutely. And those calls mean a ton to those kids. And they also get a call if they do well on a test. And again, it's a reminder. It's a, it's a robo call, but still, it's on the kids, you know, family. Boys fail. And they save it. They show all their friends. And it is incentivizing. I think you're both hitting on something really interesting here, which is this idea that it's all the same thing, right? If you aren't interested and invested in your community, if you care about the issues facing groups that you think are underserved or that don't get a fair shake, that comes out in ways like charity and philanthropy. This physical school, or he is giving these kids millions of dollars worth of advantages that they normally wouldn't have. But it also comes out in when you stand up and speak for some of those kids that they feel are being targeted by police, or if say a community is hit by a hurricane. The same way we see say JJ Watt, beer head hurricane relief and we praise him for doing that in his community and raising millions of dollars. Look very good. Says free tuition for uniforms, free bicycle and helmet, free transportation within two miles, free breakfast, lunches, snacks, food pantry for families, GEDs and job placement services for parents, guaranteed tuition to the University of Akron for every student who graduates. I think that the last two bullet points are the best ones. And hopefully, we're not going to hear down the line that this school is not what has been advertised about it. I hope because in the first five bullet points, it says free, free, free, free. There's no such thing as free anything. So they're taking money from somewhere else that they choose not to bring forth to the public, and it's going to be sent over to that school to subsidize it because there's nothing free. Everything costs. My bicycles and helmets cost, uniforms cost, transportation, food costs. So they're taking money from somewhere. It's just not going to be from LeBron James's pocket. Once again, my channel is for three-dimensional thinkers. It's not for emotional brothers, soul cats, who want to get upset and say, oh, you're trying to hit on the brother. I have no issue with LeBron James. LeBron James is a pawn. He's a pawn of Luciferianism. And do I believe that he actually wants to help many of these children? Yeah, I do. I believe that he wants to help them. But I also know for a fact that he has certain allegiances, allegedly, to the venerating Baal/Saturn. And he has to do certain things, especially what Nike tells him to do. That's why I believe that Nike is the main corporation that has a hand in working with LeBron James's team and making sure that his name is linked to the formulation of this school because it's going to magnify his mass appeal, particularly to his main core constituency, that being woke. It grows here in America. It's very, very important because it's popular to be woke. Now, back in Ollie's day, fifty years ago, well, he made certain statements, he was castigated, he was a pariah. But LeBron James, they put him on their shoulders and they carry him. And they call him a triumphant king of Puerto Rico. And their moment when in Carmelo Anthony should have sent the people of Puerto Rico some of that food in this refrigerator because we know damn well he too damn much. I think, hey, either you want me to care or you don't. Either I invest or I don't. And that comes in all different ways. Well, here's the issue because I'm sure that certain people are going to make that same statement. Oh, well, you know, the brother's helping. And every time one of us helps, somebody has something bad to say. It's not about having anything bad to say. LeBron James is not the first athlete to open up a school. As a matter of fact, another ESPN employee, Jalen Rose, has a school as well. But they're not trying to act like he's Mahatma Gandhi or he's some great benefactor who's trying to save the world or save every so-called black child or bringing everyone together. They've met, as a matter of fact, they barely mentioned it on ESPN. You have a brother like Worg Dunn who assisted to Sean Watson's family when Deshaun Watson was a child in getting a home. And we never hear about him. That's how you know that what he's doing is on the up and up because we never hear about it. LeBron James was somebody who he always has to make sure that everybody knows what he's doing. He has to let everybody know. He walked down the street and he gives a nickel to a homeless man, he has to tweet about it. And that is what sets off my antenna. Sometimes people want them to, okay, maybe not just shut up and rebel, but shut up, dribble, and donate. And don't have an opinion about the other stuff. But I think we see with LeBron, it goes hand in hand. Yeah, I mean, I think he puts himself out there and he connects in a way where you can't question his authenticity. Yeah, right. But he puts himself out there in a way that he knows he has a safety net. LeBron James knows nobody is ever going to come against him for speaking about Trump. There's so many people who hate Trump on an emotional level in America that he knows that he's never going to be a pariah. And beyond that, because of the corporate and financial paradigm that was created by Michael Jordan, he has so much money in the bank that he has nothing to fear. He doesn't have to worry about losing everything like a Muhammad Ali did. You can't. This isn't just a press conference. This isn't just a photo-op. Well, I can question whether or not he truly cares from the standpoint of was this his brainchild? Is he the sole benefactor in regards to how this school is being subsidized, created, maintained, etc.? We know that those are not true. As I stated, and as is already being revealed, the city of Akron taxpayers are paying for that school, not LeBron James. They have his name on it as if he built it from the ground floor up, and he did not. The two million dollars that did come from him, quote unquote, only came from name because it's the LeBron James Family Foundation. We all know what a foundation is. A foundation is basically just a Ponzi scheme. That's all it is. You donate money to me because you trust me because I'm famous. And I take a portion of that money and I spend it on what I say I'm spending it on. And other monies that are donated to me, I spend how I like. And if the government catches me, they catch me. But for the most part, I have good enough lawyers that they're not going to catch me. I mean, that's basically all foundations are. Like this was straight more so than maybe you were playing at a Finals game. I think this was really touching. And it's, it's not just about him having a political stance or this is him putting himself out there because it is truly meaningful to geopoint. Ramona, yeah, he's present, right? We see him at these things. And it's not just the charitable things, it's just sometimes in everyday life. I remember when he played in Miami, he used to go hiking. Yeah, yeah. This was another big Masonic stunt. You can see by how they're all standing in the same way with the left hand over the right hand. All for these dudes are brothers in masonry. And he would take these things called Critical Mass, where anyone could go bike ride around the city. And it would be LeBron out there in the middle of all of it with all these people there. It ended up being a commercial about it later on. But yeah, that's just who he is. He's present in all these situations. And again, we have seen so many athletes following his footsteps. We've talked about it just in this segment, the idea that when you did, maybe take his first more political steps with Trayvon Martin, that opened the floodgates for so many other guys to feel like, huh, okay, we can do that too. And of course, we saw that with athletes in the 60s and 70s, which all go away, maybe a little bit with more athletes in the late 80s and 90s. And the fact that he has been that leader, that was another Baal shot at Michael Jordan. Let me say this very quickly. In the 80s and 90s is when the corporate paradigm was set up. So when the financial paradigm was set up, if that never happened, you could not have a LeBron James today. And that's how two-dimensional thinkers think. They say, well, back in the 80s and 90s, Michael Jordan didn't stand up, or this person didn't stand up, or that person didn't stand up. Michael Jordan's like the equivalent of that so-called black person or that black couple who came from down south, came from Mississippi and moved up to Chicago or Detroit, and they did not get a high school education, but they worked hard so that their child could go to high school. Okay, good schooling. They left a certain environment for a better life. That's what Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson and those players did in making sure that they took the NBA from the darkness, from the coke addiction darkness of the 70s and early 80s, into the endorsements of the mid to late 80s, into the 90s, where Jordan took it to the next level, took it to a global level, even making over thirty million dollars his last two years with the Bulls in the mid-90s, a salary that had not been topped until a couple of years ago in the NBA. That's what he did. He created that pattern for LeBron James so that these guys can go on Twitter and talk about Donald Trump all day and know they can get fired tomorrow and they'll be comfortable for life because they have, they have insured contracts, they have guaranteed contracts. So, you know, a lot of times people, they just want to look at the last link in the chain and they want to try to talk [ __ ] about one of the middle links. So you can't do that because every link in the chain is what makes it strong. And even yesterday, we saw a player after player after player on social media pick up the photos from his school, say, wow, man, that's how you get it done. And you have to believe some of those guys went home to their business managers, to their agents, to their wives, to their, to their people in their lives, and said, I want to do something like that. And if that changed in Domino too, that's gonna be an incredible legacy. Yeah, you want to do something like that? Well, you better have Nike behind you in a big way because Nike is, to me, the only way that this school got done. Because I'm sure that they're the ones who told the University of Akron, if you promise us, or if we make this business deal with you, that all the graduates of the I Promise school can attend your facility or attend your institution for free, we'll guarantee you that you'll get a certain kickback from Nike, and we'll also have your athletes, free sneakers, so on and so forth. Believe me, that tuition is being paid at the University of Akron somehow. They're not just allowing students to attend there for free when they leave the I Promise Academy or the I Promise school, or whatever you call it. Somebody is paying somebody. That's the awkward stuff coming up. So anyway, that's basically it.