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STOLEN INNOVATION AND KILLING THE INNOVATORS WHO ARE AFRICANS · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 7: So I don't know who's talking about. With Bacary Bonisanga
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Speaker 7: to another conversation or tradition, be talking about the stolen
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Speaker 7: innovation and the killing of the innovators who are majority
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Speaker 7: of course Africans. I'm talking about majority being Africans because
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Speaker 7: we've seen so many stolen innovations.
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Speaker 8: Literally they've all.
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Speaker 7: man that came up with these innovations. So we shall
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Speaker 7: history or the story of this young man who did
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Speaker 7: actually come up with his innovation of turning plastic into gasoline.
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Speaker 7: And this went viral, and sadly I'll be sharing well,
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Speaker 7: I feel it made a big mistake of going outside
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Speaker 7: young African innovators, and of course I'll be sharing on
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Speaker 8: We never really know.
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Speaker 7: So along that you'll be talking about what is also
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Speaker 7: happening about a video that actually is going viral and
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Speaker 7: that this is a I don't know which part of this. Uh,
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Speaker 7: I think this is the British. Of course the British.
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Speaker 7: I don't know it's the people or where this was happening.
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Speaker 7: But it's a going round talking about how black people
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Speaker 7: don't deserve preparations and how colonization is such a long
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Speaker 7: gone story and we need to forget about preparations and
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Speaker 8: Us to be tapped again, because this is what they did.
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Speaker 7: But as we get started, of course, to today's conversation,
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Speaker 7: Like I said, I'm gonna start with this.
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Speaker 8: Video of this white British group I do believe.
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Speaker 7: Let me say that because I'm not sure where this
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Speaker 7: video specifically or what this occasion was all about. But
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Speaker 7: the discussion is about reparation should not be a priority
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Speaker 7: right now.
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Speaker 8: This is a discussion that should be long gone.
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Speaker 7: It's not a discussion that Africans need to be having
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Speaker 7: right now because colonization is a long gone history.
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Speaker 8: And this is where again we come back.
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Speaker 7: As I explain on this personally, my understanding is, well,
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Speaker 7: white people always want to just act like none of
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Speaker 7: the history we talk about, which keeps on reminding us
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Speaker 7: daily or who who they are on a daily basis.
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Speaker 8: Because a funny.
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Speaker 7: Caught I keep on bumping into it says, white people
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Speaker 7: apparently have their bipolar you know, white people are. They're
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Speaker 7: they have Alzheimer's, that is what they say, or dementia,
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Speaker 7: but they don't ever forget to hate on black people.
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Speaker 7: White people have they can forget anything else. They have
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Speaker 7: the Alzambia's Alzhemias, if I'm pronouncing it correctly, disease, but
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Speaker 7: they never forget that they hate black people.
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Speaker 8: So when it comes to.
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Speaker 7: History, it's crazy how white people just wonder, how white
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Speaker 7: people just want us to forget everything they've done that
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Speaker 7: has affected black people till to date. Because the reason
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Speaker 7: why black communities or black people are suffering. The way
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Speaker 7: they're suffering is because of the history of everything that
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Speaker 7: has been snatched away from them. When you talk about
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Speaker 7: the economy which was thriving without the white people being
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Speaker 7: involved in any sort of way, When you talk about
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Speaker 7: our civilization, our the way we used to grow food
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Speaker 7: in terms of agriculture, we were wealthy. But the the intervening,
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Speaker 7: the the interference of the white people or the white
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Speaker 7: man has brought a lot of effect that we just.
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Speaker 8: Can't forget and the fact that it keeps on happening.
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Speaker 7: You can't tell us to forget a history that you
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Speaker 7: want to keep on reminding us of who you really are.
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Speaker 7: If you want us to forget, then change your ways.
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Speaker 7: But we can't forget because you will never change your ways.
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Speaker 7: It is who you really are. It is in your
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Speaker 7: nature to just.
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Speaker 8: Be who you are. And this is why you have this.
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Speaker 7: You have the audacity to talk about how colonization is
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Speaker 7: a long gone story. You're actively right now trying to
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Speaker 7: figure out wheres how you can colonize Africans again. You're
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Speaker 7: literally scrambling for lands. You're having even worse amongst yourselves
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Speaker 7: because you want to have the biggest someone on this
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Speaker 7: this one, this person wants to have the bigger share
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Speaker 7: than the other person. We can't just forget about it,
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Speaker 7: and this is something they need to be told. This
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Speaker 7: is a discussion black people, we need to rise up
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Speaker 7: and start talking about this is something that should be offensive.
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Speaker 7: We're just from last week talking about the young man
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Speaker 7: being being openly being abused, still obeying the orders of
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Speaker 7: this racist system, but still being abused. So you want
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Speaker 7: me to forget that, my you have You've been a
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Speaker 7: big part of affecting my existence as a black person.
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Speaker 7: Black people barely have peace no matter where they're even
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Speaker 7: even in the continent. We've seen the suffering. We talk
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Speaker 7: about the sufferings. I may not be living in that
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Speaker 7: daily waking up to bombs and all that, but other
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Speaker 7: people are. We're talking about yesterday cong with so many
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Speaker 7: people losing their lives because of the destruction of white people,
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Speaker 7: because of all his wanting to scramble and then listen
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Speaker 7: to the listen to just the idiotism, if there's such
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Speaker 7: a term. Listen to how cruel these people are. This
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Speaker 7: is what this white manage.
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Speaker 9: Should we pay reparations to our former colonists in my judgment,
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Speaker 9: it would be patronizing and the unnecessary to do so.
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Speaker 7: The way it will be patronizing and unnecessary to do so.
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Speaker 7: How I like to understand terms personally, Like, what do
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Speaker 7: you mean it would be patronizing?
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Speaker 8: Oh, apparently.
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Speaker 7: Cheat a way that is apparently kind or helpful, but
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Speaker 7: that betrays a feeling of superiority. Oh okay, so we
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Speaker 7: are betraying your superiority for demanding what is rightfully ours.
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Speaker 8: I'm gonna start that video again. Family, listen to this.
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Speaker 7: Listen to this white person right here talking about how reparations.
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Speaker 8: Are not supposed to be discussed.
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Speaker 5: Should we pay reparations to our former color.
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Speaker 9: In my judgment, it would be patronizing, patronizing.
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Speaker 5: And unnecessary to do so.
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Speaker 7: Oh we are we are undermining your superiority as a
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Speaker 7: colonizer of countries.
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Speaker 5: All right, the world has moved on from the colonial era.
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Speaker 8: Oh you see, that's what they say, We've moved on.
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Speaker 7: They've moved on. We've not moved on. And as a
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Speaker 7: lot of fact, they've not even moved on. That's what
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Speaker 7: I'm talking about. The genocide of black people is on
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Speaker 7: a daily That is just how to call it. Because
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Speaker 7: we don't know how to tell it. We don't see
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Speaker 7: the genocide of white people everywhere on a daily And
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Speaker 7: not to be disrespectful, of course, the Palestines are dying
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Speaker 7: and all that, But I'm talking about these people who
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Speaker 7: are very much protected getting the benefits of the rest
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Speaker 7: of the world that we're suffering. We don't see white
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Speaker 7: mass genocide every day. We don't see white white people
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Speaker 7: being abused by white cops or black cops. We don't
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Speaker 7: see that anywhere. We don't see white people.
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Speaker 8: Of course, maybe there are some living in the street,
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Speaker 8: but how many, what's the percentage? Yes, right now.
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Speaker 7: America is collapsing, the dollar is collapsing. Yes, the economy
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Speaker 7: is collapsing globally. But we don't see white people suffering
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Speaker 7: the way black people do. Not on the open like that.
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Speaker 7: It's not on the open like that. So, Colonel col
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Speaker 7: colonization is a long gone era of history forgotten.
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Speaker 8: You've forgotten it.
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Speaker 7: And as a matter of fact, apart from forgetting it,
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Speaker 7: you keep on reminding us. Like I've said, shout to
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Speaker 7: you doing amazing Caribusa. Talking about this white guy talking
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Speaker 7: about our reparations is very patronizing, Like you've had and
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Speaker 7: very unnecessary to.
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Speaker 9: Discuss allegiances and the world economic order are charging change
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Speaker 9: in vance. I'm reliably informed that there are only twenty
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Speaker 9: two countries that Britain has not invaded.
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Speaker 5: We helped up but ourselves to their natural resources.
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Speaker 7: They have not been invaded, but they helped themselves in
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Speaker 7: their natural resources and made tiny profits.
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Speaker 5: And made a tiny profit.
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Speaker 9: We occupy them for the protection of our fleets Molta,
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Speaker 9: Gibraltar and for the detention of our felons Australia. We
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Speaker 9: didn't ask the indigenous population if it was okay with them,
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Speaker 9: and sometimes they objected.
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Speaker 5: The thing is what are the reparations for? How do
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Speaker 5: you put a value on it? Who gets it? Let
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Speaker 5: me say at the outset, it wasn't all good news.
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Speaker 9: As we've just been hearn the colonial period was a
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Speaker 9: phase in world development.
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Speaker 7: Listen to listen. Did am listening to this? I listen
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Speaker 7: the one won't misunderstood this whole thing.
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Speaker 8: I always mean to this. This is what colonization helped
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Speaker 8: to do. Listen.
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Speaker 9: Gena's population suffered loss of land, livelihood, died in military encounters.
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Speaker 9: British colonial administrators and workers also dropped like flies from malaria,
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Speaker 9: dainty fever, riot, gut rot, and plenty of other things.
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Speaker 9: Many of these men and women died working on infrastructure projects.
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Speaker 8: Which are infrastructure projects. Let's pose on that.
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Speaker 7: Where where as the British colonial system where in Africa,
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Speaker 7: as it brought any development in what is it talking about?
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Speaker 8: Okay, improved the health and welfare of the population.
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Speaker 9: Listen to improve the health and welfare of the population,
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Speaker 9: building hospitals and.
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Speaker 8: So oh my god, building hospitals.
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Speaker 7: What we I discuss about the the troubles traveling Africans
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Speaker 7: every day. I've discussed about Nigerians, just Nigeria. I'm not
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Speaker 7: even discussing about any other country because if I'm to
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Speaker 7: go to each and every one of them, is too
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Speaker 7: much detail. It's too much exposure on how type of
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Speaker 7: reckless governance we've had globally. Because it's a system set up.
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Speaker 7: It's not even a matter of Africa. It's a system
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Speaker 7: set up. Because we talk about healthcare. Also, black people
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Speaker 7: in America, they're not they can't afford the healthcare system.
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Speaker 7: Why people, I bet they're benefiting a lot from that.
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Speaker 8: Like, what is this? What is this guy talking about
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Speaker 8: building hospitals?
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Speaker 7: Nigerians we saw the other day they have to use
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Speaker 7: touch lights of their own phones when they're performing as
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Speaker 7: c S surgery on women. And this man is talking
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Speaker 7: about building hospitals. Okay, let's continue constructing road railways.
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Speaker 8: Structing roads and railways.
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Speaker 7: What we have in Kenya, This backward fifty hundred years
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Speaker 7: old ship is what he's talking about.
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Speaker 3: Most people are knows. Oh, Joey, you know as old.
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Speaker 8: No, this this, this, this, this, this is so crazy.
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Speaker 7: And this is what we've been This is what we've
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Speaker 7: been accepting for so long in the so called history.
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Speaker 7: This is what we've been accepting. White people telling us
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Speaker 7: we've done this for you, so you should be appreciative,
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Speaker 7: or we've brought you back.
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Speaker 3: You realize, No, they have not.
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Speaker 10: They've murdered and killed everywhere they went. That's why you
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Speaker 10: need to say, you've everybody in civilizations. Oh, they didn't start,
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Speaker 10: They didn't bring those civilization. They robbed and murdered and
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Speaker 10: yet aside everywhere they went.
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Speaker 5: This is crazy in schools and teachers working.
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Speaker 8: As constructing roads, schools, schools. Oh that's a lie, that's
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Speaker 8: a lie.
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Speaker 10: Everywhere they built was for doing the Still wishes I
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Speaker 10: ever take it back to the port.
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Speaker 3: They'll never people that they don't ship.
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Speaker 10: You will see Africa develop even abercast, under developed.
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Speaker 3: On purpose. It's on purpose.
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Speaker 8: I'm going to know that I'm going.
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Speaker 7: To restart it again because everyone was just leaning in
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Speaker 7: case you're just turning in welcome. I'm just sharing this
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Speaker 7: first video off to this conversation, and this white man
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Speaker 7: is talking about how black people don't deserve no reparations.
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Speaker 8: Britain doesn't Britain doesn't own no.
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Speaker 7: One reparations and why he says colonization is a colonization.
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Speaker 7: History is an era long gone and forgotten and no
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Speaker 7: one is going to benefit from these reparations. But if
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Speaker 7: you look at today, that's.
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Speaker 3: That's that's a lie.
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Speaker 10: That's what turns you and never don check Tagger, you
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Speaker 10: given his bike and drove always sending. It's starting to
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Speaker 10: become We're starting to become more spiritual, more vibrational, higher.
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Speaker 10: It's our garbage because they'll never want to give the
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Speaker 10: money that they stole and that death as.
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Speaker 3: All the black people work exactly tell you about why
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Speaker 3: spiritually and uplifting prepare.
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Speaker 8: Your dad, damn exactly because it's a.
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Speaker 3: It is how crazy they are because all the work.
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Speaker 7: They stole it, and they're still stealing because I'm just saying,
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Speaker 7: I was explaining if you're saying, if you're saying colonization
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Speaker 7: is a long gone era of history and forgotten, and
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Speaker 7: you're saying people have forgotten this. You might have forgotten this,
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Speaker 7: but black people woulnd't. And why A good example is
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Speaker 7: the genocide of black people never ended. It's still very active.
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Speaker 7: You keep on reminding us of the history of who
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Speaker 7: you are, who you who you are, who you really are,
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Speaker 7: and you will forever be because you're not in any
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Speaker 7: time willing to change, and you will never change because
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Speaker 7: it is in your true nature to be who you are.
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Speaker 8: And that's why you can talk the way you're talking.
21:53
Speaker 7: Saying that there's no generation that is going to benefit
21:55
Speaker 7: from preparations. We're talking about grandchildren. We have grandchildren, great
22:00
Speaker 7: grandchildren who are still We're people are still fighting for
22:03
Speaker 7: lands that were stolen from their families. Okay, they are
22:07
Speaker 7: families that are still recurring history of what their family
22:10
Speaker 7: or their ancestors went through. We still have grandchildren's parents,
22:15
Speaker 7: aunties who are fighting for what America and the rest
22:18
Speaker 7: of the colonial systems tole from their generations.
22:21
Speaker 8: Then ken you, we're seeing it them Mamau.
22:24
Speaker 7: We might not have their grandchildren and all that, but
22:26
Speaker 7: we still have people are fighting for lands that were
22:28
Speaker 7: stolen from them. So it's a licen that there's no
22:30
Speaker 7: one who's going this is the bullshit I've been seeing
22:32
Speaker 7: them pushing and in America, there's no one who's going
22:35
Speaker 7: to benefit from the percentage of the money we're going
22:37
Speaker 7: to give what black people are suffering every day. You've
22:44
Speaker 7: destroyed the economy of these people. Are you ever gonna
22:46
Speaker 7: talk about that? They're even gonna talk about how you've
22:49
Speaker 7: completely ruined the lives of black people globally?
22:53
Speaker 8: Is that not something you feel asshamed of?
22:56
Speaker 3: But no, they don't.
23:00
Speaker 8: We pay this Really, I watched this video like ten times.
23:03
Speaker 11: Man.
23:03
Speaker 7: I even went to the wash room with my phone,
23:05
Speaker 7: Like I swear, I was really confused. What is this
23:11
Speaker 7: guy talking about? Am I the one getting the message?
23:13
Speaker 8: Okay? What is this saying?
23:15
Speaker 5: I was like, hell, really, this is what separations to
23:18
Speaker 5: our former colonies? In my judgment, and this isn't.
23:25
Speaker 3: A COLOGI is a place they start that. That's the
23:27
Speaker 3: nice thing. There are our formal colonies, but not the colneagues.
23:32
Speaker 10: He's a lass that they stole and kept in prison. Wait,
23:37
Speaker 10: well it still because he has a that's a good word.
23:40
Speaker 10: They use a nice sanitized word our colonies. Nobody chose
23:45
Speaker 10: to be their colleague, chose h even.
23:48
Speaker 3: Comes steal the ship exactly of our colonies. And that's
23:54
Speaker 3: always sanitized words.
23:55
Speaker 7: He's gonna say, my judgment will be patron Oh you
24:01
Speaker 7: mean people black people asking for preparations.
24:05
Speaker 8: We are betraying your superiority.
24:12
Speaker 3: How dare you you burning negro?
24:15
Speaker 10: Joey as for your ships? White white people came to
24:22
Speaker 10: get you, stole your around your houses and gave you
24:25
Speaker 10: bake religion, told your words about and now you want
24:29
Speaker 10: money back. How damn you you're burning Negro? You got that,
24:34
Speaker 10: You've got a presents You understand.
24:37
Speaker 7: That this is what this is what we get because
24:40
Speaker 7: it's gonna twist these too again being victims, listen to
24:44
Speaker 7: what it's gonna It's gonna twist them.
24:48
Speaker 8: Are men and women died in the walls of Malary
24:51
Speaker 8: I and all that? What excuse me?
24:54
Speaker 7: What about the people you guys killed so that you
24:56
Speaker 7: can paria.
24:58
Speaker 3: You invaded the you will the danger in England?
25:04
Speaker 9: Are you talking about and are unnecessary to do so.
25:08
Speaker 9: The world has moved on from the colonial era allegiances
25:12
Speaker 9: and the world alive because they Africa the.
25:19
Speaker 5: Exactly changing fast.
25:23
Speaker 9: I'm reliably informed that there are only twenty two countries
25:26
Speaker 9: that Britain has not invaded.
25:28
Speaker 7: We helped ourselves to their natural only twenty two countries.
25:31
Speaker 7: They are not invaded, but they have themselves by stealing.
25:36
Speaker 9: Resource resources and made a tiny profit. We occupied them
25:40
Speaker 9: for the protection of our fleets, protection at Gibraltar, and
25:45
Speaker 9: for the detention of our felons Australia.
25:48
Speaker 5: We didn't ask indigenous population if it was okay with them.
25:52
Speaker 5: Of course you never did, and sometimes they objected.
25:56
Speaker 7: The thing is what, like you said, no one came
25:59
Speaker 7: and said we needed colonize, we needed to be colonized
26:01
Speaker 7: by white people, we need saving from white people.
26:03
Speaker 8: So of course they are going to object. They are
26:06
Speaker 8: going to object.
26:08
Speaker 7: We've studied from different kingdoms, those who are like, hey,
26:11
Speaker 7: we don't need you here, We're gonna make deals from Afar.
26:13
Speaker 7: You know you're not gonna come here tell us what
26:15
Speaker 7: to do. We're not gonna over time my kingdom, my
26:19
Speaker 7: ruling into what you wanted to be so of course
26:22
Speaker 7: they had to be They had to be rebellious.
26:26
Speaker 5: Are the reparations for how do you put a value
26:30
Speaker 5: on it? Who gets it?
26:32
Speaker 9: Let me say at the outset, it wasn't all good news,
26:35
Speaker 9: as we've just been honed. The colonial period was a
26:39
Speaker 9: phase in world development. Indigenous populations suffered loss of land, livelihood,
26:46
Speaker 9: died in military encounters. British colonial administrators and workers also
26:52
Speaker 9: dropped like flies from malaria, dainty fever, riot, gut rot,
26:56
Speaker 9: and plenty of other things. Many of these men and
27:00
Speaker 9: women died working on infrastructure projects which improved the health
27:04
Speaker 9: and welfare of the population.
27:06
Speaker 8: Where where yeah building hospitals? Where yeah?
27:11
Speaker 7: Where which hospitals? Countries that are being colonized by British
27:15
Speaker 7: We have Nigeria. Look at Nigerian's hospitals and schools and
27:18
Speaker 7: the roads. Look at how shitty that country has been
27:20
Speaker 7: destroyed because these.
27:21
Speaker 10: People they had the hospitals. So they need to have
27:28
Speaker 10: a horsehap for themselves. Remember those hospitals and Africans in
27:34
Speaker 10: about no black people.
27:37
Speaker 7: Africans are exactly but because they know they're not taught
27:41
Speaker 7: Africans of course good history. Any African who's not studied
27:44
Speaker 7: well I'm gonna take this and of course celebrity.
27:46
Speaker 8: Yeah, white people have a reason of.
27:48
Speaker 7: Coming to Kenya and Africa every single time because they
27:51
Speaker 7: they brought us for real civilization. We never had hospitals,
27:54
Speaker 7: but now we have hospitals because of white people.
27:56
Speaker 8: Yeay, and schools. We're not given the history we have.
28:00
Speaker 7: Of course we had, of course we had ways of
28:02
Speaker 7: curing ourselves because before these parasites came to Africa.
28:06
Speaker 10: Of course, you know the real medicine. That's why they're
28:09
Speaker 10: trying to go back to. You are the stuff that
28:10
Speaker 10: actually worked toovid. Not some think medicine that double worked.
28:15
Speaker 10: They just get They just treats the symptoms. That doesn't
28:18
Speaker 10: get it cure. You had the real medicine and actually lived.
28:22
Speaker 9: So constructing roads, the railways, putting in schools, distruct the railways.
28:29
Speaker 10: They construck the railroads from the resources to the part
28:37
Speaker 10: as to get the ship.
28:38
Speaker 3: There was still in out of Africa. They were African
28:41
Speaker 3: to have their word.
28:42
Speaker 10: They're still today Africa does not have good wheels that
28:45
Speaker 10: connects the continent together because they was never built.
28:49
Speaker 3: You've never developed.
28:51
Speaker 10: They got betunting Bunsel right now building wheels all over
28:54
Speaker 10: the whole country, somebody.
28:56
Speaker 3: Says, and they just lie and they never be a
28:59
Speaker 3: real role and.
29:01
Speaker 10: Role system for Africa. Ever, whoever it met was your
29:04
Speaker 10: extraction every time.
29:06
Speaker 8: But they remember they owe you nothing.
29:11
Speaker 3: Everything and they.
29:12
Speaker 9: Stole everything looking as doctors and nurses. There was sacrifice
29:17
Speaker 9: on both sides. So how can you instruct a balance
29:21
Speaker 9: sheet that.
29:23
Speaker 5: Can be used in the compensation equation?
29:26
Speaker 3: Easily did easily.
29:27
Speaker 9: Set back the economic prosperity and opportunity of the colonies.
29:33
Speaker 9: I don't believe that anyone can legitimately argue that we
29:36
Speaker 9: did British aislation.
29:39
Speaker 10: Of course, you know you can be get you stole
29:41
Speaker 10: the well, of course you can't can that the psychopathic
29:44
Speaker 10: Did we stabbed the wealth of these countries?
29:47
Speaker 4: Of course you did.
29:48
Speaker 3: You stolen into about the bladon.
29:52
Speaker 10: Sound crazy if you just say you just still work
29:54
Speaker 10: from Rginia and Nigeria and you're still still.
29:56
Speaker 3: In today as well as wat ll your countries were.
30:00
Speaker 10: You know how many resources in England, in France, in Spain,
30:04
Speaker 10: in Germany.
30:05
Speaker 3: You've been stealing ever since.
30:08
Speaker 10: And that's why at all costs, Africa mus thought never
30:12
Speaker 10: be allowed to be free.
30:14
Speaker 9: Ever he's invested heavily in physical infrastructure tools, projects, develop
30:21
Speaker 9: markets for local goods and raw materials, and legal regimes
30:25
Speaker 9: based on the British system.
30:27
Speaker 5: So if you have to put a value on conversation.
30:31
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me tell you you got your laws are
30:34
Speaker 3: messed up to the enough.
30:35
Speaker 10: All your laws are based up while you're never get
30:37
Speaker 10: justice because your laws and systems are based on these
30:40
Speaker 10: wicked motherfuckers.
30:42
Speaker 8: You know.
30:43
Speaker 10: Tell everybody had to wear them stupid part of wigs
30:46
Speaker 10: on them wigs.
30:46
Speaker 3: We've talked of Mark and Mark get rid of the
30:49
Speaker 3: whigs until we.
30:50
Speaker 4: Got mad at me.
30:51
Speaker 3: You get finished off, so you don't be quite.
30:54
Speaker 9: We are offset the contribution that Britain made to the
31:00
Speaker 9: colony and the value of the legacy we left behind.
31:04
Speaker 5: And what should we do.
31:05
Speaker 9: About the conversation For those countries have chosen to retain
31:08
Speaker 9: the link with their former colonizer, like the sixty three
31:11
Speaker 9: nations of the Commonwealth and voluntarily recognize the queen the
31:15
Speaker 9: head of state.
31:17
Speaker 3: The queen they recognized their queen as their head of state,
31:22
Speaker 3: so he knows all they did, which is slick. See,
31:27
Speaker 3: you never get out of Colonel Colonis.
31:30
Speaker 5: They just renamed it.
31:31
Speaker 10: He is rebranded God the Commonwealth, whether the white woman
31:35
Speaker 10: the queen will not that that's King Charles.
31:38
Speaker 3: He did, he did staking Whether Ching is still the head.
31:42
Speaker 10: Of your country, seek not your goody, presidents. The King
31:46
Speaker 10: of England is still the head of your of your countries.
31:50
Speaker 10: And we know the King of England is controlled by
31:52
Speaker 10: the rock Child family.
31:54
Speaker 3: He's a bats. Okay, we know he's a bat.
31:57
Speaker 10: So then they were parts because they didn't have any
32:01
Speaker 10: trade set up when they left. When they left, they
32:04
Speaker 10: filly got freedom in nineteen sixty.
32:07
Speaker 3: The Africa didn't have any didn't how to run on these.
32:09
Speaker 10: Governments, so say hey, you dumb negros, you uhould stay
32:14
Speaker 10: in the Commonwealth so you could still trade with us,
32:17
Speaker 10: because the African didn't know how to trade with other
32:19
Speaker 10: Africans and still doesn't today because.
32:22
Speaker 3: Africa was cut off through colonial power.
32:25
Speaker 10: So the Prince College trade with France, the Brince colonies
32:30
Speaker 10: traded with England of Great Britain, the Spanish collegues with Spain,
32:35
Speaker 10: the Portuguese conegies with Portugal, the Belgian colonies with Belgium,
32:41
Speaker 10: the German colonies with Germany. So that still gave white
32:44
Speaker 10: people all the trenches of Africa. Because Africans didn't know
32:49
Speaker 10: each other no more. After being separated with the doopy
32:52
Speaker 10: borders for a hundred years, they didn't know each other anymore.
32:56
Speaker 10: They didn't know the next door neighbors. They knew Britain
32:59
Speaker 10: more than they knew their next door neighbors in Tanzania,
33:02
Speaker 10: over in Congo, over in Virginia. Fossil so much so
33:07
Speaker 10: now they deep the different people. So he knows that
33:10
Speaker 10: he knows what happens a lot. And now as Africans
33:13
Speaker 10: tried to do what let's try to trade, they started
33:16
Speaker 10: getting what murdered. They started getting murdered. Let said, hey,
33:20
Speaker 10: let's make the United States of Africa and started trading
33:23
Speaker 10: with each other and started to get to know each
33:25
Speaker 10: other again because we've been cut off a.
33:28
Speaker 3: White people do started murdering. They had to cheese.
33:32
Speaker 10: The mama killed, brim Coma overthrown and I don't know
33:36
Speaker 10: how many sets they just tipped. They trying to get
33:38
Speaker 10: every time Africa tried to trade and unite because as
33:43
Speaker 10: a threat to white people they had no resources, they
33:46
Speaker 10: will get what murdered.
33:48
Speaker 3: Go ahead, joking.
33:49
Speaker 9: This includes Australia, Canada, India, Malaysia, and eighteen African countries,
33:55
Speaker 9: and then there are fourteen British overseas territories and three
33:59
Speaker 9: crowns in dependencies.
34:01
Speaker 5: And whilst they are self governing, they continue to recognize
34:04
Speaker 5: the queen as the head of state. They don't have to.
34:07
Speaker 5: They don't have to, but they choose to. Should we
34:10
Speaker 5: pay reparation?
34:12
Speaker 8: They don't have to.
34:12
Speaker 4: They don't.
34:13
Speaker 3: They don't have to, Yeah, they don't. They don't like
34:17
Speaker 3: getting the head blown off.
34:21
Speaker 8: You have to.
34:22
Speaker 7: You have to go by the rules so that you
34:24
Speaker 7: can survive, you know, so that you can you know,
34:27
Speaker 7: you can serve. If you say you don't have to,
34:30
Speaker 7: you're gonna be long gone and thrown somewhere else. But
34:33
Speaker 7: this is super super, so much evidence of how we're
34:36
Speaker 7: still in the colonial era. How these people are telling
34:39
Speaker 7: you on your face out they disrespect you. They don't
34:42
Speaker 7: even feel no pity or mescy of the history. They're
34:46
Speaker 7: committed of genocide in Africa. They owe you a lot,
34:50
Speaker 7: so much land. The British colonial system literally has a
34:56
Speaker 7: large percentage of land in each country they colonized, and
34:59
Speaker 7: they still still resources there lots of This is so crazy,
35:06
Speaker 7: This is sad and crazy, but again, this is what
35:11
Speaker 7: we've been embracing. We need to learn so much so
35:13
Speaker 7: that this does not repeat itself, because they're telling you
35:17
Speaker 7: they're not willing to give up what they're stolen, and
35:19
Speaker 7: they're still.
35:19
Speaker 8: Going to still more.
35:20
Speaker 3: It is there.
35:21
Speaker 8: We're seeing it.
35:22
Speaker 7: Chinese people are coming here taking over places Indians themselves.
35:26
Speaker 7: They're telling you you don't know your history, so you're
35:29
Speaker 7: gonna be You are an easy target again and this
35:32
Speaker 7: should not be happening anymore. But as we move on,
35:35
Speaker 7: we have of because we talk about also untapped people.
35:38
Speaker 7: And of course our Africans used to live with peace,
35:42
Speaker 7: without being disturbed, without diseases because like you said, and
35:46
Speaker 7: seeing according to facts not conspiracy theories, white people came
35:52
Speaker 7: invaded in so many diseases of course paved their way in.
35:55
Speaker 8: They actually paved.
35:56
Speaker 10: The Africans known as a plant of disease. And you
36:02
Speaker 10: don't know your his you have any diseases African?
36:05
Speaker 3: You know what you have any sections, try to explain this.
36:08
Speaker 3: These are fact sexual trament.
36:10
Speaker 10: You got to sexual diseases, You have any sexual diseases,
36:14
Speaker 10: and you had sex exactly sexual diseases dave from them
36:17
Speaker 10: having sex with animals or your sexual diseases across breed
36:23
Speaker 10: diseases from putting your venus into a filthy beast.
36:27
Speaker 3: Like a dog, a rabbit, horse, a cat had you know.
36:31
Speaker 10: That's what day and when they came to Africans are
36:33
Speaker 10: raping African women. That's how it got into the system
36:38
Speaker 10: of African people because Africans had six We have any
36:43
Speaker 10: damn diseases, don't.
36:45
Speaker 8: We have this video?
36:46
Speaker 7: I have this video which I bumped into, which is
36:48
Speaker 7: talking about and contacted people who are discovered in Tennessee.
36:52
Speaker 7: I don't know which part of Tennessee is this, but
36:54
Speaker 7: it's in a deep forest and the experts want to
36:58
Speaker 7: know how these people were never found. And this white
37:01
Speaker 7: man he is talking about how they want to come
37:03
Speaker 7: and explode this place. Uh, bring them into a brighter
37:08
Speaker 7: wild like white people is gonna tell you?
37:13
Speaker 3: Are Are they the Malungions which is a group of
37:18
Speaker 3: Africans who who went to the hills of Tennessee and Kentucky.
37:23
Speaker 10: And I know, I know they're doing the DNA. I
37:25
Speaker 10: thought they were Africans. They got mad, Oh we're Spanish,
37:28
Speaker 10: Oh we're Italian. Other DNA is popular.
37:31
Speaker 3: No, you're African, Negro Africa.
37:36
Speaker 7: See them from a fart. The bill is not that clear,
37:38
Speaker 7: but you can tell these African.
37:42
Speaker 10: Yeah, they garden, they guard the malunions, and so they
37:44
Speaker 10: end up mixing, mixing with the poor white people.
37:47
Speaker 3: Then I think they got them. I think those at
37:49
Speaker 3: the malunions. Let's see.
37:52
Speaker 5: To the last week.
37:53
Speaker 12: They found an uncontacted tribe in the middle of Tennessee,
37:58
Speaker 12: just about an hour north of China. You can see
38:00
Speaker 12: their hootage, the shelters that they build, and they're baffling
38:03
Speaker 12: the scientific experts of how have they remained there without
38:07
Speaker 12: anybody ever finding out.
38:08
Speaker 10: About Because because it's good, because he is I'm a
38:14
Speaker 10: Chattanoogo times That's what I saying.
38:15
Speaker 3: Woul Jung chap Bull jobs all lost signlists that found them.
38:22
Speaker 12: He was flying over the plane to study the forest
38:25
Speaker 12: edge and then he saw this on contacted tribe. Now
38:28
Speaker 12: the experts are thinking that they're descendants of the local
38:31
Speaker 12: Native American tribes that have been there for hundreds and
38:34
Speaker 12: hundreds of years. So they're deciding if they now they
38:38
Speaker 12: should make contact with them, because.
38:40
Speaker 8: Which I say, hell no, this is what they did
38:43
Speaker 8: to Africa.
38:45
Speaker 3: Exactly they in those things?
38:52
Speaker 10: Are they in those woods and they haven't been Chestmo Mountains,
38:55
Speaker 10: Mountainous over this Mountainous and his wooded area and Chattanooga.
38:59
Speaker 3: So they've never been a monks around anybody.
39:02
Speaker 10: As soon as you're going to your diseases are gonna
39:04
Speaker 10: wipe them out just coming to contact with you. It's
39:07
Speaker 10: gonna kill them because they're not that has not been African,
39:11
Speaker 10: they don't have the same Geneican as African people.
39:13
Speaker 3: They won't survive, they'll be wiped out.
39:17
Speaker 12: They kind of want to tell them about chat g
39:18
Speaker 12: TP and also about the Ukraine Russia, just so that
39:23
Speaker 12: they're aware of what's going on.
39:24
Speaker 4: In the world.
39:25
Speaker 8: They don't need to know about crap and Ukrainian.
39:33
Speaker 10: They found indigenous people in Tennessee. This is wild, but
39:38
Speaker 10: you guys have been in Tennessee in front of America.
39:41
Speaker 10: The woods and the mountains is the places I know
39:46
Speaker 10: that people have never been.
39:48
Speaker 3: I've never.
39:49
Speaker 10: I've never because it's too it's too it's too denseantly
39:53
Speaker 10: forced it to try to try to develop it. So
39:57
Speaker 10: their pockets probably all across they got hid him.
40:02
Speaker 3: Hitting people in that ship. They would have been there,
40:04
Speaker 3: but thousand years nobody knows about that's crazy.
40:08
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you start people actually living in very indigenous
40:11
Speaker 7: ways to find them, figured out what type of vegetables
40:14
Speaker 7: they can eat and survive on't here of course meat
40:17
Speaker 7: is hunting by hunting anything literally probably alone, I'm not
40:21
Speaker 7: sures and all that.
40:25
Speaker 3: Like, there's well, mostly they're most like deer.
40:27
Speaker 10: They're like deer, and small cats like deer, rabbit, chickens
40:33
Speaker 10: and boys. And also also got wild pigs the air,
40:37
Speaker 10: so they get the bars so they can hit you know,
40:39
Speaker 10: those pigs and deers and stuff like that.
40:41
Speaker 8: Exactly what are you need?
40:43
Speaker 7: Probably just as because this is a full forest place,
40:46
Speaker 7: so there's water streams.
40:47
Speaker 8: You'll find this clean water, yes.
40:49
Speaker 4: Water.
40:51
Speaker 7: Dependent on Wow. They shouldn't be touched. They don't need
40:55
Speaker 7: no chance pitches.
40:58
Speaker 3: Is this joke has been about this.
41:03
Speaker 8: Video?
41:04
Speaker 3: Wow, that's trippy.
41:07
Speaker 4: Wow.
41:08
Speaker 10: And another area of well because it's it's wooded and
41:11
Speaker 10: it's mountainous and ship wow.
41:14
Speaker 3: So yeah, I see how because of course that no
41:17
Speaker 3: one would ever go to no roads, but nothing in
41:19
Speaker 3: that ship. You know, I drive around there a lot.
41:23
Speaker 3: I'm like, yeah, it's all.
41:24
Speaker 10: Wooded, it's in the mountains, all mountainous, so babeah kind.
41:28
Speaker 3: Of god damn mountain lions.
41:31
Speaker 5: And ship out there like a kind of mountain lions and.
41:38
Speaker 3: You know nine and bears. You know, a bunch of
41:41
Speaker 3: bears out there.
41:43
Speaker 4: Bears.
41:44
Speaker 7: These are people because if you if you look at them,
41:46
Speaker 7: even when they saw the plane, they had like some hours,
41:50
Speaker 7: but they looked like that's like that. They looked like
41:54
Speaker 7: they had it's just a video. They had like an arrow.
42:00
Speaker 7: They had like an hour already like ready to shoot.
42:03
Speaker 7: It's like they're ready to protect themselves.
42:06
Speaker 4: And all that.
42:07
Speaker 10: So, I mean, I wonder what they I wonder what
42:10
Speaker 10: they look like to see the people that gonna live alone.
42:12
Speaker 10: They are going at this drum and let people got
42:14
Speaker 10: wiped out, leave the people alone.
42:18
Speaker 3: If you can see, let me, let me see. They
42:21
Speaker 3: look like they they're gonna brown. Okay, they're brown, right, They're.
42:25
Speaker 9: Like they're black.
42:25
Speaker 7: It's like they've applied some soil on there. It's not
42:28
Speaker 7: they're black. These are black people. You can tell disabla
42:32
Speaker 7: some bread soil on their faces, like a culture way
42:36
Speaker 7: of living.
42:36
Speaker 3: I don't know, it's a black people. Oh that's great.
42:42
Speaker 3: Is this really real? They're not a plank where that's real?
42:45
Speaker 8: This is this is rue.
42:48
Speaker 3: I believe it is. The people live out and nobody
42:56
Speaker 3: in the contact with How they survived only here.
43:00
Speaker 10: The no I mean how they get unknown in cities
43:04
Speaker 10: because cities around that area.
43:05
Speaker 3: How they are unknown?
43:07
Speaker 10: I mean, I know it's big pores the area. And
43:09
Speaker 10: this is the Smoky Mountains. Guys, let's be like we
43:12
Speaker 10: would call the Smoky Mountains. So are they Aren't they
43:15
Speaker 10: gonna all these years.
43:16
Speaker 3: That would be unknown?
43:17
Speaker 4: And you said you called bullshit.
43:22
Speaker 3: I'm time saying bullshit too, Jim. I'm saying it too
43:25
Speaker 3: because this seems impossible to me. I'm about to call bullshit.
43:30
Speaker 13: Can you be?
43:30
Speaker 4: I did not.
43:31
Speaker 3: I just don't believe you can be unknown and in
43:36
Speaker 3: that area, because I said, it's hard to.
43:40
Speaker 7: Believe if you look at the houses, is it's mad
43:44
Speaker 7: type of houses giving manata type of houses.
43:48
Speaker 3: I I just don't see no way they can survived.
43:51
Speaker 5: This is not nobody.
43:52
Speaker 10: Finally, this is real.
43:53
Speaker 8: It's not bullshit. It's so reallyficante.
43:57
Speaker 3: I foll him bullshit a bullshit, Jem, I don't. I
44:04
Speaker 3: I just don't see how I'm going to jeer. I
44:07
Speaker 3: don't see how they cannot been found.
44:11
Speaker 10: In America, in Tennessee, in that in those woods because
44:16
Speaker 10: people go people just go hiking in the woods.
44:20
Speaker 8: You know.
44:20
Speaker 10: White white people like to go everywhere and look at
44:22
Speaker 10: that all kind of ship they ain't supposed to be around.
44:25
Speaker 3: You know, Black people ain't going back there because blacky said,
44:27
Speaker 3: man's beers out ain't. But you walk out here might
44:30
Speaker 3: be a barn behind the trees and chew your ass up.
44:33
Speaker 3: If I ain't going out there.
44:35
Speaker 4: White people they don't like to go.
44:37
Speaker 3: They don't like to go looking for ship.
44:41
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe I.
44:42
Speaker 3: Don't know, I don't know. I'm not gonna say yet.
44:46
Speaker 3: I'm I don't know, Joa. I just kid where the
44:51
Speaker 3: models at That ain't Tennessee.
44:53
Speaker 10: It don't look like Tennessee because it looks it looks
44:56
Speaker 10: it looks too tropical to look at the looking at
44:58
Speaker 10: the bushes, that was like a tropical area.
45:01
Speaker 4: I'm looking.
45:02
Speaker 3: I'm gonna at the the trees.
45:05
Speaker 8: You guys, I used to so much. You live, you
45:08
Speaker 8: live in a world of invasion all the time.
45:10
Speaker 7: You don't even want to believe there's a group of
45:12
Speaker 7: people that can subvibe.
45:14
Speaker 3: Come on, I know I do, so I don't believe.
45:21
Speaker 3: I know, I'm you know, I said, I don't. I
45:26
Speaker 3: need more proof than that.
45:29
Speaker 10: That was that look like because the forestry looks like
45:32
Speaker 10: a little, it looks like a little It looks to
45:36
Speaker 10: a traffical to me.
45:37
Speaker 3: Those trees, they're like banana trees and other trees looking
45:41
Speaker 3: don't go on Tennessee.
45:42
Speaker 7: Looking at the comments, some people are saying, I'm from
45:45
Speaker 7: an hour not of chant no Chan and I've had
45:53
Speaker 7: I've had the rumors of the native populace like this
45:57
Speaker 7: since I was a small child, and I think this
46:01
Speaker 7: is the lost tribe of them Nay Tennessee. Possible, absolutely fascinating.
46:09
Speaker 7: Someone else says, of course it will. That's why white
46:14
Speaker 7: people do. They want to go there and change everything.
46:18
Speaker 7: Someone else says, I saw this video many years ago.
46:25
Speaker 7: They discovered them in Amazon knew and in Amazon not.
46:30
Speaker 8: Not knew what. I don't know what.
46:35
Speaker 3: Amazon, Amazon.
46:38
Speaker 4: Around you.
46:41
Speaker 10: Amazon, I mean no Damne like South America. Ext Someone
46:46
Speaker 10: else that the boys the tree ever like South America.
46:50
Speaker 7: Someone else says, there's a channel that did a story
46:53
Speaker 7: on this just the other night, and I think they
46:56
Speaker 7: see one hundred miles knew knew what and w don't
47:01
Speaker 7: know what that means and a bit of South East
47:05
Speaker 7: Chanta August I don't know what this guy is writing
47:08
Speaker 7: their elder. Their elder mentioned that they want to they
47:11
Speaker 7: want to know part of the Ukraine conflict as they
47:14
Speaker 7: identify as neutral.
47:17
Speaker 8: Okay, yes, so I can't get much of the people.
47:21
Speaker 13: People we will if we will know that about them Ukraine. Well,
47:24
Speaker 13: you know, anyway, you know this day in the United
47:26
Speaker 13: States of America, we know there was a country called
47:29
Speaker 13: America the ad Ukraine. They are you talking about anyways?
47:33
Speaker 4: Good? I don't know.
47:34
Speaker 3: I still don't know.
47:35
Speaker 10: You are.
47:37
Speaker 3: I can't say you rna. This sounds sounds fishy than me.
47:41
Speaker 7: That's but as we move on to the right, the
47:44
Speaker 7: main conversation of the day is about this young man
47:47
Speaker 7: called Julian Brown.
47:49
Speaker 8: I shared his innovation.
47:51
Speaker 7: Uh sometimes this year, the guy who discovered how to
47:55
Speaker 7: turn trash, every plastic waste into gasoline literally into petroleum.
48:01
Speaker 5: And you know into Yeah.
48:04
Speaker 8: Now he's missing, Yeah, he's missing.
48:06
Speaker 7: So it's being He went ahead and talked about, of course,
48:09
Speaker 7: how people need to watch out to be careful because
48:12
Speaker 7: people he found out is his station was destroyed, These
48:17
Speaker 7: things were destribed.
48:18
Speaker 8: Some stolen. Of course, this this I feel like I
48:22
Speaker 8: was saying, this is what, this is what.
48:24
Speaker 7: Black people go wrong as well, especially as young innovators.
48:27
Speaker 8: And I believe it's.
48:28
Speaker 7: Because maybe of the excitement you're so excited of discovering
48:31
Speaker 7: something that cost to zero funds that can bring of
48:35
Speaker 7: course help to a big large number of people that
48:38
Speaker 7: should also take over, because.
48:39
Speaker 10: You expect you to help pe messing with the global glomy,
48:45
Speaker 10: with the global garnment you made other people with tobacco.
48:48
Speaker 3: Just take plastic joby.
48:49
Speaker 10: Classics everywhere, turnly the no body so that destroys white.
48:55
Speaker 3: People's money exactly. And that is also they're going to
48:58
Speaker 3: come see you if we do.
49:00
Speaker 7: If you imagine what're doing this also the type of
49:02
Speaker 7: virgin would be having globally, there will be no any
49:06
Speaker 7: type of plastics waste anywhere because we're gonna be there
49:09
Speaker 7: people working, of course, gathering and it's sort of plastic
49:12
Speaker 7: taking it to this specific.
49:14
Speaker 3: Company and very well, but.
49:20
Speaker 8: I'm gonna mute you. I mute yourself. All right, thank you.
49:24
Speaker 8: But I would say this is all we go wrong
49:26
Speaker 8: as black people, because.
49:32
Speaker 7: All right, so this is all we go wrong as
49:34
Speaker 7: black people because of not being taught that we have
49:37
Speaker 7: c I as we also have.
49:40
Speaker 8: Sniper.
49:41
Speaker 7: I know, sniper, but we always have people watching us.
49:43
Speaker 7: Let me just say that people watching us in everything
49:46
Speaker 7: we do, so, of course doing something that is going
49:48
Speaker 7: to threaten the global economy and crashing this system. Fake
49:54
Speaker 7: holes come that has been running along. You are a
49:57
Speaker 7: big threat to this system, so they're gonna come see you.
50:00
Speaker 7: So the problem he did is I think he was
50:02
Speaker 7: showing this to a group of white people who are
50:04
Speaker 7: you can't tell who is who there. Of course, you
50:06
Speaker 7: can't tell this the c I A.
50:07
Speaker 8: You know this, the spy. You can't tell none of that.
50:10
Speaker 8: You're so excited innovation. This is supposed to be. You're
50:19
Speaker 8: not supposed to be.
50:20
Speaker 7: Showing this to this to the parasite. I'm gonna call
50:23
Speaker 7: them that. You're supposed to be showing this to your grab,
50:26
Speaker 7: to your black people, to your small generation. You know,
50:30
Speaker 7: let's let your people actually benefit from this, because black people.
50:34
Speaker 8: Again, white people, white people don't feel.
50:37
Speaker 4: A shit.
50:40
Speaker 8: Exactly.
50:40
Speaker 7: You let your community benefits first before you go to
50:44
Speaker 7: this other idiot showing them what you really good.
50:47
Speaker 3: At about and then you start, we're not gonna allow
51:03
Speaker 3: that he's missing he he didn't towards them.
51:13
Speaker 14: Gasoline alterns out. I made one hundred percent from plastic waste.
51:17
Speaker 14: And what we have here is a beautiful vintage truck.
51:21
Speaker 14: And today, the sixth of April.
51:27
Speaker 3: Given Jimmy Jabbage truck. He's oh, for the first time
51:31
Speaker 3: in history. So are we all ready?
51:35
Speaker 4: Let's do it least.
51:38
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be pouring.
51:39
Speaker 10: Alten right here there, right to the fuel pump.
51:46
Speaker 14: So I'm gonna pour a plastiline in this can. And
51:49
Speaker 14: when the injurine is breaking, it's gonna pull a plasteline
51:51
Speaker 14: directly into the engine. So this will be running off
51:55
Speaker 14: of one hundred percent pure plastoline.
51:58
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna pour it in and then everybody will
52:00
Speaker 3: don't come.
52:00
Speaker 5: And see.
52:03
Speaker 3: M hm, you poured in and we're gonna begin.
52:15
Speaker 8: Yeah.
52:15
Speaker 7: So his mother said, he's okay. I'm not sure if
52:18
Speaker 7: he's dead and stinking like you said. The mother confirmed, uh,
52:22
Speaker 7: this is yesterday, Uh in the evening. That's according to
52:26
Speaker 7: the report.
52:28
Speaker 8: They said.
52:29
Speaker 7: According to the reports from Daily Marley, Julian Brown's mother,
52:33
Speaker 7: Near Brown, says he's keeping a low profile for his safety.
52:37
Speaker 7: He says like quote, she says, I can't confirm Julian
52:40
Speaker 7: is safe, but in the best interest of security, I'm
52:44
Speaker 7: not able to provide any more information.
52:46
Speaker 8: And of course because.
52:48
Speaker 10: Because because because because I've always tried to kill him
52:50
Speaker 10: two times.
52:52
Speaker 3: So this is always tried to kill him to times.
52:54
Speaker 10: And the other time they blew up is they blew up.
52:56
Speaker 3: They blew all that up.
52:58
Speaker 10: Like the water girl who's making water from nothing from
53:00
Speaker 10: free from the they sabotize his ship.
53:04
Speaker 3: See you're talking up. People run the world. See you
53:10
Speaker 3: change all their sake systems of their.
53:12
Speaker 10: Sites and everything collapses. So they saw all these inventions
53:18
Speaker 10: and people created that would change the world. They are
53:23
Speaker 10: always are alive, but disappeared that free energy. Pachs have
53:29
Speaker 10: free enage of one hundred years ago. Let's go and
53:31
Speaker 10: figure out how to free energy extreme. It comes around
53:35
Speaker 10: the ether, just like water, just like elect Like the
53:39
Speaker 10: guys running that is Zimbabwe.
53:41
Speaker 3: He hasn't even better. He's not used.
53:43
Speaker 10: Any kind of gas. A few he said from the ether.
53:47
Speaker 10: You got that car pulled out of what out of
53:50
Speaker 10: sound vibrations. Of course they try to kill him, and
53:54
Speaker 10: they not. They're not gonna let that car come to
53:56
Speaker 10: market because it destroys swims by supremacy and catting the
54:01
Speaker 10: hat supremacy.
54:01
Speaker 3: Overnight, that's gone. So they cannot allow these African people
54:07
Speaker 3: to invent.
54:08
Speaker 10: But it don't keep happening because you're gonna keep now
54:10
Speaker 10: getting downloads from God.
54:12
Speaker 3: From the universe, from the Creator.
54:15
Speaker 10: You're gonna keep getting these downloads because you're going back
54:17
Speaker 10: up on the on the Yuga cycle of the twenty
54:20
Speaker 10: five thousand year. These downloads you're gonna keep coming over
54:23
Speaker 10: and over and over again. You're not better kill an
54:25
Speaker 10: of them. Free energy has been here. You don't have
54:28
Speaker 10: to play for.
54:28
Speaker 3: The energy said to have the right deal of free tokens.
54:32
Speaker 3: Energy is free.
54:33
Speaker 5: It's in the ether.
54:35
Speaker 10: That's why I didn't want to teach to you learn it.
54:39
Speaker 10: Don't try to build nothing to start teaching other children quickly.
54:43
Speaker 3: So you say, hey, this is how you do. I
54:44
Speaker 3: want you to learn all this right now. You get
54:46
Speaker 3: twenty kids, they teaching another twenty. Don't trying to make money.
54:50
Speaker 3: Teach it first.
54:51
Speaker 10: Don't trying to get rich. Damn rich saw the system
54:55
Speaker 10: teaching another kids. You teach one hundred and two or
54:58
Speaker 10: three hundred pound of kids when they started getting then
55:01
Speaker 10: you destroy the system.
55:04
Speaker 3: Too many to come out, too many, and in society
55:10
Speaker 3: it's I'm trying to be done by money. I'm gonna
55:13
Speaker 3: keep it secret by money. You know, I don't get any.
55:15
Speaker 10: Money because they're gonna bubble gum your grass. They don't
55:19
Speaker 10: bubble gum you, George, Okay, Yeah.
55:22
Speaker 7: So of course we have the guy that is Moses West,
55:25
Speaker 7: the founder of the West Foundation.
55:28
Speaker 8: Remember him.
55:28
Speaker 7: They invested invented the machine you're talking about and getting
55:33
Speaker 7: water out of the explained very well. And ye so
55:37
Speaker 7: in destroyer of course innovation as well. This is crazy
55:40
Speaker 7: because it's it's historical.
55:42
Speaker 8: What doing?
55:43
Speaker 4: Why? Why are they he told me?
55:46
Speaker 3: Why according to historical Why isn't.
55:47
Speaker 10: He Why is it his African boot mix he told
55:51
Speaker 10: I said I built the systems in Africa for free,
55:55
Speaker 10: said nobody in Africa be without clean moiler?
55:58
Speaker 3: Why is any of his African bootlegs.
56:01
Speaker 4: Called this man?
56:02
Speaker 10: Because the white man told me you bit not but
56:05
Speaker 10: will overthrow your ass. So the system makes me know
56:09
Speaker 10: the system exists. He knows, he told the African leaders
56:12
Speaker 10: anywhere you got to dry climates, anywhere I can make
56:15
Speaker 10: clean water doesn't matter anywhere.
56:19
Speaker 3: Why have what they called them installed these things all
56:21
Speaker 3: throughout Africa? Because the white Man said, you've been noted.
56:25
Speaker 3: That's what.
56:29
Speaker 8: He said.
56:30
Speaker 10: Here humanity environment has the capability to actually produce all
56:37
Speaker 10: of the water that.
56:39
Speaker 3: These communities need. When I when I when I came.
56:42
Speaker 12: Up to Chicago, when I moved the process from Texas
56:46
Speaker 12: to here, there's a huge amount of support here for
56:50
Speaker 12: the Ukraine.
56:51
Speaker 3: And people kept asking me. He said, we'll just work
56:54
Speaker 3: in the Ukraine. People kept sending me emails. What can
56:56
Speaker 3: you do for the Ukraine. I said, oh, well, the
57:00
Speaker 3: it will work anywhere. I was watching and reading some newscaps.
57:04
Speaker 3: Oh I go to Ukraine. Yeah about you to Africa.
57:11
Speaker 4: The Ukraine.
57:11
Speaker 3: I don't give about the Ukraine. The basements day dead
57:17
Speaker 3: and wet.
57:18
Speaker 5: If I put a system in a.
57:21
Speaker 3: Ink, it's going to drive the basement out, it's going
57:26
Speaker 3: to prevent.
57:27
Speaker 10: So we have.
57:29
Speaker 4: Guy.
57:30
Speaker 11: This is this is not just a car, but one
57:32
Speaker 11: that will require zero charging, and the US is doing
57:36
Speaker 11: everything to not let this set out.
57:38
Speaker 3: Is named Maxwell created a.
57:41
Speaker 11: Power generator that does not require charging or electricity, but
57:44
Speaker 11: gets its electricity from frequencies in the atmosphere that can
57:48
Speaker 11: power not.
57:48
Speaker 5: Only cars, but up to three hundred in The.
57:52
Speaker 11: Generators believed to be in the worriable and completely ends
57:57
Speaker 11: the need for anyone to ever buy power again and
58:00
Speaker 11: people don't.
58:00
Speaker 3: Know where anymore.
58:02
Speaker 11: Since its invention, Maxwell has been found in Zimbabwe prison
58:06
Speaker 11: as well as when he flew over to the US,
58:08
Speaker 11: he was immediately pointed and sent to the er with
58:11
Speaker 11: his technology company coming out to say, there's some horrible
58:15
Speaker 11: people who are always working to try to destroy us.
58:18
Speaker 11: The Generator has also been rejected by the US one.
58:21
Speaker 3: Why read the vulting Barbie kids and value.
58:26
Speaker 10: Not trying to get rich, not trying to get rich,
58:30
Speaker 10: stupid get the children down the double.
58:36
Speaker 8: But they won't do that.
58:37
Speaker 7: Of course, the mindset of me as an African person,
58:41
Speaker 7: what discover I can I can come up with something
58:43
Speaker 7: that can bring me millions of money. And of course
58:47
Speaker 7: with my docile an educated mindset, I think the government
58:51
Speaker 7: is here to fund me.
58:52
Speaker 8: This is a good project, of course, So I mean
58:55
Speaker 8: I'm gonna get rich.
58:56
Speaker 3: What are you talking about? Hey, you don't wich.
59:02
Speaker 7: I don't know about that because I'm not educated about that.
59:06
Speaker 7: I don't know how I don't have this information. So yes,
59:09
Speaker 7: I want to become rich. I want to be that
59:11
Speaker 7: man who innovated this ship. Like you're about to see
59:14
Speaker 7: me in the Big Man's Syndrome forget about the innovation.
59:17
Speaker 7: I'm that guy, you know, trust me, that's the majority
59:20
Speaker 7: of the young African mindset.
59:22
Speaker 8: You know, we call it dream for block. You know
59:25
Speaker 8: you just want to just want to be out of
59:26
Speaker 8: the slams, you know, dream of top for block.
59:28
Speaker 7: You want to live good, a good life, you know,
59:32
Speaker 7: a life that actually just feels better than what you've
59:34
Speaker 7: grown up from.
59:37
Speaker 3: A big.
59:40
Speaker 8: Joba.
59:41
Speaker 7: Once again, we've not seen you think I've not seen
59:43
Speaker 7: it all of last week. If you're doing an amazing
59:44
Speaker 7: nice to see you this week. Yeah, but I hope
59:50
Speaker 7: you're doing an amazing shout to you.
59:52
Speaker 8: He says. This is the new.
59:54
Speaker 7: Uh, this is nothing new. This is the same argument
59:57
Speaker 7: you used in America against decoration. It's exactly what I
59:59
Speaker 7: was saying. They say there's no generation, that there's no
1:00:03
Speaker 7: generation left to benefit from these days.
1:00:05
Speaker 8: There's a group, large.
1:00:06
Speaker 7: Number of black people whose family ancestors were part of
1:00:11
Speaker 7: slavery and who so much has been stolen by the
1:00:14
Speaker 7: American system and during even the times, businesses and a
1:00:17
Speaker 7: lot of a lot of us being snatched from them.
1:00:20
Speaker 7: They are people and the generation that is suffering from
1:00:22
Speaker 7: that because of that today and they do deserve everything back. Okay,
1:00:27
Speaker 7: they do deserve everything. But I also saying, he says
1:00:30
Speaker 7: we didn't land on Playmouth Rock, Playmouth Rock London on us.
1:00:34
Speaker 8: That is Malcolm X So see Drama's crito Amazing today Gibas.
1:00:41
Speaker 8: Banana trees don't grow wild like that in Tennessee. I
1:00:45
Speaker 8: call cap on the visions.
1:00:47
Speaker 3: Okaytly exactly the boy drinks exactly. I thought that was
1:00:56
Speaker 3: like drinks.
1:00:57
Speaker 10: That's only in the hard kindness Africa planting three hard
1:01:05
Speaker 10: climate guys.
1:01:08
Speaker 7: Wherever those people are, they exist and that's on period.
1:01:11
Speaker 7: You guys, you just have to accept it. But Dramas
1:01:14
Speaker 7: said it's possible because places are still undiscovered on the
1:01:19
Speaker 7: planet exactly, like there's a video who was watching of
1:01:22
Speaker 7: South Africa there.
1:01:23
Speaker 8: I love.
1:01:24
Speaker 7: If I'm bored personally, especially alone at house, I'd rather
1:01:27
Speaker 7: stay watching a piano mixes the whole day personally.
1:01:30
Speaker 5: That's just me.
1:01:31
Speaker 8: If I'm not watching movies or anything, it's not just.
1:01:43
Speaker 5: Has because number one.
1:01:48
Speaker 7: It's not just about the music there, it's a mixtape
1:01:51
Speaker 7: of it's like our live djay session. But they showcase
1:01:55
Speaker 7: different scenaries of South Africa. So that's one thing I
1:01:57
Speaker 7: love watching because the showcasing you beautiful places of the
1:02:01
Speaker 7: country or the ambiance of the place.
1:02:04
Speaker 8: You know, so this one not been watching and repeat.
1:02:07
Speaker 7: And it's just like it looks like an untapped place
1:02:10
Speaker 7: for really like what General's talking about. It's just like
1:02:13
Speaker 7: a forest full of just a heilly forest bush somewhere
1:02:18
Speaker 7: in South Africa. And it's really really big, like super
1:02:22
Speaker 7: super big. You're seeing zebras antelopes and all that. They're
1:02:25
Speaker 7: showing that with the drone and everything, so you're like,
1:02:28
Speaker 7: it's really really amazing.
1:02:29
Speaker 8: So yeah, there's many under.
1:02:37
Speaker 3: You think I want to say the beautiful.
1:02:43
Speaker 7: I'm gonna I'm gonna be having money. I'm not gonna
1:02:46
Speaker 7: be like I'm sorry to say, like our favorite. Rather,
1:02:50
Speaker 7: I'm not going there to beg Okay, I'm coming up.
1:02:55
Speaker 7: I'm bolling in this bait. You better respect me to
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Speaker 7: reparations Caribou and I have buddy to Zurich, He says,
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Speaker 7: excuse me if I did not respond to your previous chart.
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Speaker 7: My attention is super divided, and I have the channel
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Speaker 7: up in the background support.
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Speaker 8: My by any means necessary.
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Speaker 7: All right, thank you so much, and of course we
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Speaker 7: have you have our support as well, but also see gases.
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Speaker 7: That's a beautiful sixty nine degree sixty nine Chevy truck.
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Speaker 8: Okay, that the truck.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but you ever know, you know the damn date
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Speaker 3: it was. You know you you was a damn trip man.
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Speaker 3: You know the damn date it was, damn made. I
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Speaker 3: don't know the day to know damn truck.
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Speaker 8: I know, I know it, I says. Julian and Mosses
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Speaker 8: West collaboration last year to run U to run his
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Speaker 8: machines of.
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Speaker 7: Palus time for well, Julian Mosses collaborated, or last year
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Speaker 7: to run is water machines of Palesto line fuel. Okay,
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Speaker 7: all right, that's bad though, because the moment you collaborate,
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Speaker 7: also you lose it.
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Speaker 3: Bubble gum in the head right in the building, he says.
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Speaker 7: Max Lucim Bootso made a mistake by going to America.
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Speaker 7: They poisoned him and yeah, you see.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, but you have to accept it.
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Speaker 7: I was drums because Jobby, have you seen the all
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Speaker 7: Asian tatarian buildings in South Africa? In South Africa, we're
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Speaker 7: talking about the tatarian the other day. I don't know
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Speaker 7: if that is in South Africa, but the world all right,
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Speaker 7: you know about that, but yeah, I'll check it out
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Speaker 7: to drums. Thank you for the information, but were wrapping
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Speaker 7: it up here with today's conversation. So yesterday we couldn't
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Speaker 7: bring the Africa.
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Speaker 10: I was not.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I was not feeling well.
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Speaker 3: You don't know about you with saying better today.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, what a feeling ship. But I'm good right now,
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Speaker 7: ready for the day. I'm really feeling crazy, but I'm
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Speaker 7: good now. But much love of yourself is a good
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Speaker 7: day family.
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Speaker 3: So you guys, you guys got you know, you guys
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Speaker 3: got enough you know what?
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Speaker 8: Not really.
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Speaker 7: Not really, but yeah we can maybe put it on
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Speaker 7: the next shopping and all that, but much love family,
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Speaker 7: to have yourself a good day.
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Speaker 8: See you guys on the rest of the shows later
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Speaker 8: on Peace.
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Speaker 4: And I'm reaching out to brothers and are down with it.
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Speaker 4: You're telling it to
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Speaker 3: Fire radioa