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king Of Kubala Deported To Ghana After Arrest In Scottish Borders · DidiLawren

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  Hello and welcome back to the episode of Vance Lorencia.
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  How are you all doing if you're doing great?
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  For today's episode, I want to talk about Kubala Kubala Ali's
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  way. Now for some of you who don't
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  know, a Ghanaian named Kofi travelled to Scotland and
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  decided to repossess the land that, According to him, the
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  Scottish people took from his forefathers.
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  Yes, he he and his wife went into a Scottish Bush, decided to
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  kind of build a tent. They were streaming online,
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  making videos, posting on TikTok, posting on, you know,
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  all social media platform. They generated a whole lot of,
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  you know, views because people were intrigued.
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  Scottish people were intrigued because they were chased from
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  one land and then they moved to a different land.
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  Now the back story was that Kofi travelled to Scotland.
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  He was a real estate developer. According to him, he had
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  millions of pounds worth of real estate portfolio.
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  He met his wife Queen Nadia. They got married, they had kids.
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  But I think along the line something happened.
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  Either Kofi or Nadia developed some, if you ask me my opinion,
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  mental problems because the the kids, they were having children
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  and those children were being taken away from them because
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  according to social services, they were not fit to be parents.
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  They had about three children who were taken away from them.
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  So for whatever reason, they decided to leave the council
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  house because they were staying in the council house being
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  subsidised or paid by the government.
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  They decided to move into a Bush to live in an open, you know,
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  land. So some of the Scottish, you
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  know, they're very nosy. They call the police.
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  They saw them and they called the police.
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  The police came, moved them from that land and they went because
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  they said that was a private property.
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  They decided to move to a different land, which
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  technically was kind of a public area.
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  So they moved there and they started streaming, making
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  videos. Another lady joined them who
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  according to the parents, an American who was missing because
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  she had also had some mental problems, so she moved to stay
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  with the King of Kabbalah and his wife Queen Nadia.
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  They were making videos and then Kofi.
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  When they moved to the different or the new land, they called the
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  police on them and Kofi was arrested and they realised that
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  he, he, he, he, he has overstayed his visa.
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  When they were busy building Kubala Kingdom, making all these
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  videos, they forgot. I, I think that's, that's him.
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  For me, that's a mental problem. Like you can't tell me anything.
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  Because for somebody who is not even not has not regularised his
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  team to be doing all these things, it's, it's normal living
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  in a Bush asking people for donations, you know, he's not
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  normal. Some people were even pitting
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  them, some white people bringing things to them, food and all
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  those kind of things for them to take pictures.
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  You can't visit Kobala Kingdom without a gift.
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  So that was how they were feeding.
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  So Coffee was arrested and then what we're hearing is down that
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  Coffee has been deported to Ghana and Kofi, the other lady,
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  the queen, the handmaiden got pregnant and according to the
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  story shares had a child while Kofi is not chilling in Ghana.
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  And let me just play video that have a recap of all the stories.
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  The self styled Kabbalah king has finally been deported six
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  months after he was arrested by immigration officers.
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  Coffey Offey was arrested in October of allegations he
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  overstayed in his visa. The 36 year old was held in an
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  immigration detention centre while fighting extradition but a
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  video has now appeared online showing his arrival at Accra
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  International Airport following his deportation.
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  In the clip, Coffey, who is flanked by officials, says he
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  will take over Ghana. Anna is about to change a new
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  wave from the Kingdom of Kabbalah.
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  All the police are going to serve me, all the chiefs are
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  going to bow before me. If you have a president, he has
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  to come and kneel before me. I've come to take over Ghana.
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  We've come to take over Ghana. How?
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  Because I'm the king of Kubala. Everywhere I land, I take
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  dominion when I establish my throne.
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  So the time is come Kubala Kubala in this way.
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  Off he also repeated his claims that everyone is coming to join
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  Kabbalah in Ghana, a boast he made several times while living
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  with two supporters in the woods.
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  He also tells as follows that his Zimbabwe born wife Jean
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  Gasho and the handmaiden Cora Taylor of Dallas and Texas will
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  join him in his homelands. In February, 43 year old Gasho
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  and 27 year old Taylor were arrested by police in Newcastle
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  over child neglect allegations after they concealed the birth
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  of a baby last year. The trio set up an illegal camp
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  in the woods near Jedbra in Scottish Borders.
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  They claimed the land was stolen from their ancestors 400 years
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  ago. The group, who have more than
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  100,000 online followers, clashed with locals before they
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  were finally kicked out after a string of legal wrangles.
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  We previously revealed how Coffey's worried relatives
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  wanted him returned so they could ensure he got specialist
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  help. His loved ones were concerned
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  for his well-being after watching the videos he was
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  posting online with his tribe. The Home Office was contacted
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  for comment. Now I think we don't take mental
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  health seriously, especially Africans or African immigrants
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  in the UK. According to the story, Kofi was
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  a very normal human being. He was hustling, he was into
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  real estate, he was selling properties.
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  He, according to his wife, because the wife, Queen Nadia,
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  had a blog where she was posting, she said they made
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  millions of, you know, pounds. And I think there's that
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  pressure of trying to show people that you've made it.
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  I think there's that pressure of being successful, especially as
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  an immigrant, especially as an African immigrant, because you
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  want to show people that you've travelled and you've made it and
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  you're successful. Everybody's looking up to you to
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  take them out of poverty. That in itself is a lot of
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  pressure. Did Kofi make money?
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  I believe he did. I believe he did.
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  I believe he made money through real estate.
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  And I also believe that once that money got in, he lost
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  everything or he spends everything because of
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  responsibilities. And once that was done and the
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  business that he started was no longer making money as he used
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  to, I think that messed with his mental health.
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  I think he did something to him. I think there's something kind
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  of broke or something there was a misalignment in his mental
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  state, which resorted to what we're seeing today.
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  And because his wife, Queen Nadia, who was there for him
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  from the beginning, Some women want to support their husband
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  through thick and thin. Maybe she was there.
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  She thought, I've been with this man.
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  I have loved him through his millions.
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  I am going to love him even when he's in the forest.
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  I think that was what happened. I think she she just wanted to
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  support a man. And then the handmaiden who
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  according to her parents in the UK, in the US, she had a child,
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  I think she lost a child or something and that affected her
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  mental health. She started talking to them
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  online and they invited her to the UK.
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  She then moved to the UK and she, she, she listen, sometimes
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  we, we see people come together and they are living certain kind
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  of lifestyle and you're thinking there's, there's something,
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  there's some. Instead of laughing at these
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  people, I think we should have some empathy to say, OK, how can
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  we help? How can we support?
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  Most times it's not even about money.
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  Most times it's about understanding that there's a
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  problem, there's a problem here. How do we fix the problem?
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  I think the UK just don't want to deal with the problem because
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  you know, they will have to. The taxpayers will have to
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  literally take care of him. They will have to put him in an
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  institution. They will have to pay for
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  therapy, they will have to pay for everything.
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  They will have to sponsor him to get well.
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  They did not want to do that because obviously he came in as
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  a visitor and he overstayed his visa.
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  So it was best for them to just ship him back home.
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  And Kubala Kobe is back home now.
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  He's saying that he's going to, you know, everybody will bow
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  for. Let me just play that that that
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  part for you to hear the delusion in his voice and.
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  Now he's about to change a new wave from the Kingdom of Kubala.
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  All the police are going to serve me.
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  All the chiefs are going to bow before me.
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  If you have a president, he has to come and kneel before me.
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  Now tell me that that is a normal human being.
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  Just just just tell me this is somebody that was deported.
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  I don't even think he he understand the gravity.
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  I don't know. I don't even think that he knows
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  where he he landed at the airport.
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  I don't think he knows where to go.
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  Maybe his family members at the end of the day will try to help
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  him, will try to look for him, will try to.
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  But with somebody with that level of psychosis, in my
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  opinion, I don't think reality has set in yet.
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  And if there's any way that will slap that reality back into his
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  head, it is going to be Africa. But Ghana, if it was Nigeria, I
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  would say yes, they will slap reality back into his, his, his
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  sanity. But Ghana, Ghana gave us a Bono.
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  So I Ghana with a bono. I don't think, I don't trust
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  Ghana to, to, to, to help this man.
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  I think everybody will turn into, turn him into a content or
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  content creator. And they will just continue that
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  delusion. They will continue that
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  storyline of Kabbalah. Is he going to go into the
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  forest? Absolutely.
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  Is he going to be able to afford Internet?
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  I don't know. But he has the wife and the
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  handmaiden in the UK that probably could be sending him
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  money to buy all these things and continue his his content
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  because at this point it is content.
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  But even in the midst of that content creation is a troubled
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  man who needs mental evaluation, who probably needs to go to a
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  psychiatrics or go to a psychiatric hospital for
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  evaluation and to to help maybe on tango, whatever got tangled
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  and got him into the state. Let me know what you think.
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  Do you think that Kubala, king of Kubala is in his right senses
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  or do you think that he is just creating content?
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  He has realised that renting a house, paying bills, doing all
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  those things is is it's not something he's willing to do.
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  So to create or to to read himself of all those
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  responsibilities, he has to be king of Kobala.
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  Let me know what you think. Thank you very much for watching
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