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Welcome to the Black Code. The Black Code is not a code for being equal. It's not a code or guide for survival. It's a code for thriving. For taking power. It's not a code for asking for reparations. It's a blueprint and a plan for taking what is owed and establishing dominance. You've dealt with white supremacy. Supreme. They never wanted to be equal to you. The Black Code is our answer.
As I go through, there'll be a number of ideas that are brand new to you. Some of them will be in direct contradiction to ideas that you've already heard that you thought were good, but they're impractical. I ask you for your patience as you listen to this and know that all of these ideas are a part of a greater system that forms a code of conduct for all black peoples on the planet Earth. There may be moments where I differentiate the conduct of a black male versus a black female or a black child versus a black adult. But simply put, understand this to be your guide for thriving in the world as it is today. So, let's go ahead and get into it. The Black Code.
First, we have to know that we must define well, what is black? To date, we've allowed the whites to define that. If you're in South Africa, they have the category of black, of colored, of mixed, and all of these things. If you're in the United States, they have the one drop rule. So, as black people, we have to make our own determination of what it is to be black. I have you three broad categories. Ideally, you meet all three. If not, you should meet two of three. And if you fail to qualify, if you like, you can regain your blackness by procreating with someone who does meet these three categories.
Category one is that when you smile, you still have an upper lip. For example, you'll notice with the whites, when they smile, their upper lip completely disappears in many cases. Whites, Caucasians, Asians. Second thing, your skin coloration should, at the lightest, be the color of wheat or darker. Perhaps something on the order of this or darker, all the way to pure blue-black, which you might find in South Sudan. And the last one is you have 4C hair or closer to 4C hair, as indicated by the fact, if you were to grow your hair out to maybe 5 in, it wouldn't hang and dangle. It would hold up. An African type of hair.
Now, there are a couple ideas that we have to talk about with regards to being black and blackness. When we talk about being black, we're talking about not only a racial grouping, but also a mindset, both of which are necessary for us to consider you as one of us. Why is that? Because, as you learn the code, you'll have to categorize people as on code, off code, and against code. Black is a critical definition because if you are not black, you cannot be on code. You can respect the code, but you can't be on code cuz you're not a participant, you're not in group. Off code means that you probably don't know the code, and in your ignorance, you are violating, whether it be on an individual basis, your behaviors as one man, one woman, or as an operator within an organization, a company, a nonprofit. And then against code are those persons who act in direct contradiction to the interest of black peoples as described in the black code. And remember, our aim is not to be equal, it is not to survive, it is to dominate. We are not pursuing reparations, we are pursuing much else. Mhm?
Now, we understand what it is to be black. We can leave it up to the others to define what they are and what they are not. But I will give you three broad racial categories. We have Negroid, Caucasoid. The black man, Negroid. the yellow man, the Asians. Caucasoid, the whites, broadly speaking. Those are the three racial categories. It's important to understand that at some level, we are all engaged in war. And the war presents itself in various ways. A war for resources, a war for domination, a war for land, a war for water, a war for diamonds, a war for gold, a war for being admired, a war for many things and it operates on a tribal basis. The most clever to operate so far have been the Caucasoid category. The chief trait that has allowed them to thrive is number one their ruthlessness, number two their deception.
In the black code, we will make a study of ourselves, the black peoples of the earth, and as well make a study of the other peoples of the earth and in some cases we'll look at subcategories. So, the Caucasoid, we must first and foremost know their nature as extraordinarily ruthless and then secondarily extremely deceptive. We must know this and teach this to our children. All of the lessons you will learn you will learn in here are lessons that are good for you and great to teach to your children. However, do know this is a private knowledge. This is not a knowledge to be shared wide and freely. This is not a knowledge to be shared with all black people. This is certainly not a knowledge to be shared with all people. This information, these understandings, these mindsets, and behaviors that we're programming into you are not to be shared generally and certainly not to be shared with the enemy.
As I stated, we are in a war and you might wonder who is the enemy. The enemy is anyone who is not on code. Marquette, would that include other black people? Yes, it would. And in fact, they are the most dangerous of enemies. For they look like you and I. They may speak in ways that we speak. They may wear our culture. They're undercover agents. They're infiltrators. Them we must be most cautious of. And that'll take me to my next lesson for step one is cleaning house, dealing with the self, dealing with ourselves as black people. That must be taken care of before we can defeat the enemy.