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Skip to content AMERICANS OPEN UP ABOUT SUFFERING IN SILENCE DUE TO ECONOMY,LAYOFFS'S AND JOBS · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 1: Let me tell you what I'm coming home. Oh yeah,
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Speaker 1: I'm lit.
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Speaker 2: He didn't you way wayes didn't?
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Speaker 1: Yes, didn't genmenty didn't know old ye?
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Speaker 3: Yes, how.
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Speaker 1: You said yus didn't?
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Speaker 4: Yes?
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Speaker 1: Did you? Oh my no holiday you are three foundays
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Speaker 1: three four. The knights make my done not right.
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Speaker 3: I want to give a.
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Speaker 1: Long try to put on a road, talk about.
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Speaker 5: The glories, tell the grand new look up to take it,
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Speaker 5: give the kid chet up.
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Speaker 1: I begin to pray hand find you know, oh hard
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Speaker 1: brain to no, oh no, no rain rain when when?
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Speaker 3: Why? Why?
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Speaker 6: Wait?
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Speaker 1: Ray from yes, yes, didn't you didn't? Oh my lord?
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Speaker 4: O the thing.
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Speaker 7: Any anything.
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Speaker 5: Some sometime to take her out. I'm not crying out
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Speaker 5: for an my friends. The anger got the t and
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Speaker 5: you chake it in.
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Speaker 1: No, then you know the way to go on that
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Speaker 1: when aughty may not when.
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Speaker 6: They say why, yes, didn't, Yes, didn't need to normal
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Speaker 6: I didn't.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, there are snowing family. Good evening from the two
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Speaker 8: four eighteen minutes past eight pm, Carry Buni Sana two
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Speaker 8: yet another beautiful conversation and episode of the Africa Today Show.
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Speaker 8: I hope you guys are having a beautiful Tuesday. On
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Speaker 8: you guys, and it's been a good one right here.
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Speaker 8: A little bit of rain, but it's been a good,
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Speaker 8: good day. I can complain shat to everyone's just turning
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Speaker 8: Carrie Buni Sana a rather catching me in life from
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Speaker 8: carry Bunnie Sana. My name is Joby and of course
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Speaker 8: welcome as we get to discuss literally much more of
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Speaker 8: what is happening today, literally how Americans are opening up
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Speaker 8: about suffering in silence due to the economy they layoff,
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Speaker 8: the mass layoffs and the loss of jobs. You're gonna
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Speaker 8: be talking about this as we look at into details
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Speaker 8: of videos of our people are complaining, because this is
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Speaker 8: actually getting very serious and it's not just America. Many
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Speaker 8: countries are suffering from this. We have so many people
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Speaker 8: are losing their jobs left, right and center because the
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Speaker 8: economy is not doing well globally. We're gonna be discussing
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Speaker 8: that as our conversation literally looking at our America job
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Speaker 8: crisis also as deepened we talk about layoffs, so talking
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Speaker 8: about eighty percent sache this is literally just in twenty
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Speaker 8: twenty five, and also looking at literally how this is
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Speaker 8: affecting people again, like I said, But apart from that,
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Speaker 8: we're gonna also be discussing much more conversation. Remember the
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Speaker 8: delectable Negro from literally calling it, describing it correctly. We've
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Speaker 8: been having literally many videos popping recently of so many
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Speaker 8: young women men being on the shock of how this
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Speaker 8: history took place and why and questioning how we actually
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Speaker 8: call the savages while white people actually are the most
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Speaker 8: savage people, and are also looking at today's history because
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Speaker 8: this is still very active. When you talk about the
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Speaker 8: delexable Negro live alone, just that cannibalism is something that
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Speaker 8: is still very active in today's world. Is it something
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Speaker 8: that people know about? Not really, But we're gonna talk
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Speaker 8: about when you talk about this disappearance of children, disappearance
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Speaker 8: of so many black people and so many people literally
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Speaker 8: and what this agenda is all about. We're gonna also
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Speaker 8: be discussing a little bit on Niki Mi Naji is
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Speaker 8: reportedly said to speak on the un violence against Christianity
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Speaker 8: in Nigeria. I'm gonna give just a few hints on
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Speaker 8: what is expected on her speech. I don't get or
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Speaker 8: dull much on that. But before we get started on
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Speaker 8: not talk a little bit quickly about what is happening
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Speaker 8: in Tanzania, to keep you updated about the current situation
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Speaker 8: currently happening in Tanzania. Like I said, this is not
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Speaker 8: an alleged anymore, this is fact. We're more than ten
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Speaker 8: thousand people in Tanzania. I've lost their lives and still more.
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Speaker 8: We've had reports coming in during the weekend were so
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Speaker 8: many Kenya's also being tortured. There about students people have
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Speaker 8: been living there, especially Kenya's madriaity has suffering and being tortured.
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Speaker 8: They're being captured inside their houses. Others are being stopped
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Speaker 8: while traveling and you're being forced to actually showcase your idea.
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Speaker 8: If you're a Kenyan, you are in trouble currently in Tanzania.
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Speaker 8: So shout out to our brothers and sisters were there.
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Speaker 8: I hope you guys take care and keep out of
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Speaker 8: this puppet dictatorship system. Before we get into that, on
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Speaker 8: to share a very quick article before we understand the
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Speaker 8: leadership of women in Africa, literally what is currently taking
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Speaker 8: place in Africa. Let me try take a little bit
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Speaker 8: into this. So a really history of how women actually
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Speaker 8: were rulers, how women actually led with dignity, they were respected,
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Speaker 8: and what we're seeing today with people like sam Yeaslu.
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Speaker 8: Why do we have this? But before we get to continue,
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Speaker 8: Caribous and a kid, how are you doing? It's all right? Yeah,
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Speaker 8: So as a continution to Jabba Jabba as well and
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Speaker 8: torevernos just in Caribunisana and that like button us we continue.
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Speaker 8: So we have the forgotten power of Swahili women, and
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Speaker 8: not just Swahili women, but we look at history of Africa,
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Speaker 8: women were ruling or women were rulers. Actually women were
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Speaker 8: in many kingdoms given authority to rule. And we've discussed
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Speaker 8: that a couple of times. Looking at places like Haiti
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Speaker 8: where we had women we'ven fought for our freedom. We
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Speaker 8: have places like the many kingdoms literally where women participated
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Speaker 8: a lot and contributed a lot in empowering the community
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Speaker 8: or the society. But looking at the history we have
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Speaker 8: today before we get into Tanzania, they're talking about the
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Speaker 8: forgotten power of the Swahili women and the saying, as
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Speaker 8: one Swahili saying implied a man and courting a man
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Speaker 8: may build a house, but it belongs to his daughter.
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Speaker 8: This was a very famous court actually and it was
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Speaker 8: applying in real life. But it's nothing that today actually
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Speaker 8: that is considered because if you talk about generational wealth
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Speaker 8: being passed to women, that is still a struggle that
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Speaker 8: we're facing today as women in Africa, to be specific,
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Speaker 8: where if my husband dies today, the land that belongs
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Speaker 8: to me and him no longer belongs to me. It's
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Speaker 8: gonna be a whole chral fighting neather is it going
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Speaker 8: to belong to my children? Literally live alone even me
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Speaker 8: doesn't belong even to my daughters or my sons. There's
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Speaker 8: gonna be all those relatives, back and forth fightings which
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Speaker 8: are very unnecessary. But as the ones so he is
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Speaker 8: saying implied, a man may build a house, but it
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Speaker 8: belongs to his daughter. Before the colonization or colonialism system
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Speaker 8: and foreign rule, women along African and East coasts held
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Speaker 8: a remarkable power. They ruled and owned land and shaped
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Speaker 8: the society in different ways. The power before colonialism was
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Speaker 8: in ancient Africa. Women like the Candies Are and Kush
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Speaker 8: and Queen Zinger Are were not were not exception. They
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Speaker 8: were part of the long traditions of female power. On
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Speaker 8: Swahili coasts, women held political office, owned property and led
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Speaker 8: family lineages through maternital matri matrillinal if I'm pronouncing correctly,
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Speaker 8: descent and also talking about the world and ownership, whereby
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Speaker 8: the records of the eighteen hundred show that women in Mombasa, Malindi,
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Speaker 8: Zanzibar and real estates, furniture and firms, and some even
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Speaker 8: are rented out property for income when and the women
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Speaker 8: of all classes, both free and enslaved, head property rights
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Speaker 8: that secured their place in society. The the matrical but
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Speaker 8: the matrilocal system is whereby in many coastal science societies,
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Speaker 8: husbands moved into their wife's home, not the other way
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Speaker 8: around what we see today where a woman moves into
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Speaker 8: a man's home. And land and houses were inherited through women,
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Speaker 8: giving them economy and social independence. The shift under the
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Speaker 8: foreign rule is that with the arrival of their own
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Speaker 8: money and European powers, gender rules hardened.
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Speaker 9: Their Europeans so the whole women had power.
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Speaker 1: That you're living in the system and what they do
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Speaker 1: with you, You think when you again, that's.
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Speaker 9: Get other people's culture, the other people and given said
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Speaker 9: the dead culture.
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Speaker 1: And you know that's the knower.
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Speaker 9: Abriga has always been matriarchal, always been the woman's lineage.
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Speaker 1: That's a.
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Speaker 10: The man.
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Speaker 8: Yeah so, Islam and colonial laws slowly stripped women of
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Speaker 8: their political voice. Public spaces became male dominated, and elite
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Speaker 8: women were pushed into seclusion and uh in court with
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Speaker 8: they're calling the puddha as a symbol of class and
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Speaker 8: respectability and going also deeper, they're talking about resistance and reality.
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Speaker 8: Despite stricter customs, most non eliteamen remained active in public life,
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Speaker 8: running markets, managing homes, and preserving cultural traditions through dance, poetry,
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Speaker 8: and ceremony. In their own homes, many still ruled as queens,
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Speaker 8: reminding husbands that the house and the power was theirs.
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Speaker 8: And the reflection of this is that the story of
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Speaker 8: Sahili women challenges the colonial mets about the silent African women.
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Speaker 8: And they were They were landowners, who were landowners, They
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Speaker 8: were leaders, and their voices there were voices of the
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Speaker 8: of the of continuity. History reminds us African women were
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Speaker 8: never powerless. The patriarchy broke by the European powers and
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Speaker 8: the Arab colonizers pushed them into the sub subtle oppression
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Speaker 8: so literally today, which is something of everything that I've
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Speaker 8: talked about. We've talked about these conversations a couple of times,
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Speaker 8: and I think even yesterday not sharing the video of
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Speaker 8: some Yeah Sulu and when she was talking about how
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Speaker 8: she's led the country better than men, I was trying
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Speaker 8: to say my perspective of saying, yes, it's good to
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Speaker 8: have a female leader, but this is not what we expected.
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Speaker 4: This.
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Speaker 8: We can see most of the Tianzanga's actually are very
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Speaker 8: hot broken and they're calling her out to step down.
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Speaker 8: They're still telling I need to step down. I'm not
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Speaker 8: going to accept you.
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Speaker 1: Big're gonna do.
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Speaker 8: I didn't finish my point, but we've just explained about
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Speaker 8: the colonial system, which explains very well how this shift happened,
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Speaker 8: because through history you can see women actually were leaders
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Speaker 8: their own lands. Today, I just gave a very simple example,
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Speaker 8: live alone, even marriage or anything. Today, I can't even
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Speaker 8: own a land from my own father, personally as a
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Speaker 8: daughter because from the first article you can see it
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Speaker 8: says when a man builds a house, it doesn't belong
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Speaker 8: to him, it belongs to the daughters. The house belongs
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Speaker 8: to his daughters. Today, personally, I can't claim or own
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Speaker 8: a land from my father. My brothers are the only
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Speaker 8: people who can in neerate land, only men. That is
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Speaker 8: how the PowerShift has actually completely changed. But what you
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Speaker 8: look at, if you look at what we have on
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Speaker 8: the screen exactly, this is not the power that actually
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Speaker 8: women now, this is not the power that women head.
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Speaker 8: This is all a colonial foreign political system that we
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Speaker 8: have in front of our eyes. This is not how
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Speaker 8: women used to rule. There are no killings, that is
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Speaker 8: what she's done. There's a video of of our imagine
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Speaker 8: currently rappy who have to kneel as she passes like
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Speaker 8: a god. That is what is happening in Tanzania. News presenters, bloggers, TikTokers,
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Speaker 8: most of them don't have a said, but just by
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Speaker 8: doing challenges, she's saying people should be executed and a
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Speaker 8: whole lot of things are happening. So currently, the new
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Speaker 8: information on you and as this particular evening is that
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Speaker 8: she has appointed her daughter and son in law to
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Speaker 8: the key government positions. And in a televised address that
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Speaker 8: was yesterday the seventeenth of November, we have the Chamuino
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Speaker 8: State House in Dodomas, versamyas Lu announced twenty seven ministers
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Speaker 8: and twenty nine deputy ministers. Her daughter one who have
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Speaker 8: feed there will serve as a Deputy Minister of Education,
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Speaker 8: while her husband Mohammed Chenguerra, who's a son in law,
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Speaker 8: takes over as the Minister of Health. Seven seniors officials
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Speaker 8: from the previous cabinet were replaced in arishaffle. So this
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Speaker 8: is what exactly is happening.
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Speaker 11: Then Sami else to Lou who her son just named
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Speaker 11: her new cabinet and it's her family affair well. She
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Speaker 11: appointed her daughter one of her field Amile, as Deputy
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Speaker 11: Minister of Education and her son in law Mohammad Cheniero
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Speaker 11: as Minister of Health. She also brought in with the
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Speaker 11: Wanii quetin the son of former President jakaraki Q. But
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Speaker 11: this is a growing trend across Africa. In Uganda who
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Speaker 11: save and his wife is education minister and his son
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Speaker 11: is the amy chief. In Sultsudan, whosident Salva Kiir appointed
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Speaker 11: his daughter as a presidential envoy. In Zimbabwe, Mangago's son
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Speaker 11: is a deputy a girl.
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Speaker 1: There is a called Banara Republic.
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Speaker 9: This is called but this is for republic present Star
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Speaker 9: replied he is a Banana Republic.
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Speaker 1: Yes, that's your brother, your cousin, your son. As crazy ship.
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Speaker 1: That's the best people the parana.
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Speaker 9: He's a top bernera republic, the term paper. This is
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Speaker 9: the help that can't get the respect global. This is
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Speaker 9: goopy niggas ship. This is banana republic ship. It's made
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Speaker 9: dead like children about it, talking like children.
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Speaker 1: This is child ship. This is not down. You run
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Speaker 1: no fucking real government. Oh they the government. There's some
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Speaker 1: there's some clown ship and that's where Africans getting no
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Speaker 1: respect nowhere. These niggas are speaking. It's tied to go.
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Speaker 1: He's more rides and talking. This is a banana republic.
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Speaker 1: This is goopy ship.
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Speaker 9: They respect to be taken seriously on the wall stage
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Speaker 9: from the Chinese and even.
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Speaker 1: They laugh in your face.
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Speaker 9: Right, Jiji Pink's son is bound the general of the
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Speaker 9: Chinese army. What get your crazy ass.
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Speaker 1: Out of here.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, it's We discussed today about how Kenya and Ruto,
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Speaker 8: the Reuto government and his family are benefiting from ensuring
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Speaker 8: Africans are enslaved or cannons are in slaved outside Africa.
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Speaker 8: We talked about how they have created this organization the
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Speaker 8: Agency as Agent markets and companies to recruit young people
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Speaker 8: to go work in countries like Saud Arabia Qatar where
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Speaker 8: they're literally mistreated so bad, and yet we have Ruto
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Speaker 8: and Rutter's wife and the daughter who heavily benefit from this,
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Speaker 8: including him, So it's an ecotism system. Personally, I'm heavy
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Speaker 8: even on business. I don't live at even politics. Even
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Speaker 8: on business, I don't support me bringing my sister here,
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Speaker 8: me bringing my brother, You go look for jobs somewhere else.
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Speaker 8: I'm heavy on that. Being honest, I don't like having
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Speaker 8: family because one there is always lack of accountability, which
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Speaker 8: is why they're doing this, because the system will keep
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Speaker 8: on collapsing because you're putting people there who cannot be
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Speaker 8: held accountable. That your people, they are going to do
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Speaker 8: exactly what you order them to do, what the master wants.
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Speaker 8: So when you talk about family personally, I've seen it
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Speaker 8: growing up with family and shout to my dad for
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Speaker 8: teaching me that literally, despite you employing a family members,
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Speaker 8: they need to be held accountable. Because it was heavy
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Speaker 8: on that. You're not gonna do some bullshit because you
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Speaker 8: think I'm related to you, I'm gonna get you jailed.
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Speaker 8: Stop playing my money. And that's exactly what it's supposed
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Speaker 8: to be done. You need to be held accountable. But
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Speaker 8: this system we're dealing with, come on, it's a show off.
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Speaker 8: Lot of Lamborghinis. How many lands they can steal, flexing
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Speaker 8: of power shots like Mosaveni son. They're telling you they
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Speaker 8: can invader the countries out, they can do things within
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Speaker 8: twenty four hours. It's open nepotism and dictatorship and corruption.
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Speaker 11: And in Ruanda, Kagana's daughter olds a key role in
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Speaker 11: his office. Disappointments always accusations of nepotism. But for the leaders,
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Speaker 11: this isn't just about jobs for family, but it's a
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Speaker 11: clear strategy.
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Speaker 12: Of grooming the next generation for power. We've seen this
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Speaker 12: play out before.
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Speaker 11: In Gabon, the later married Bongo was succeeded by his
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Speaker 11: son Ali, who had been the defense minister for a decade.
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Speaker 11: In Gongo, Denis Chrysteale Sasso is being groomed, winning elections
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Speaker 11: with nineteen percent of the vote. It is crazy, and
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Speaker 11: I know it's a crazy placed in strategic ministerial roles.
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Speaker 1: And back in Randa, the president's son Yan.
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Speaker 11: Kagame, during the military and was quickly promoted to the
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Speaker 11: elit presidential Guard shadowing his father everywhere. Kagamey strategy actually
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Speaker 11: is the same playbook used by political dynasties worldwide, from
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Speaker 11: the kings in North Korea to the assades in Syria.
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Speaker 11: So the big question is is this smart succession planning
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Speaker 11: or is it a modern day monarchy.
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Speaker 8: It's a modern day monarchy exactly what you just called it.
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Speaker 8: But sadly that's what we're dealing with. Like I said earlier,
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Speaker 8: with the majority and heavy on what ling Googie said.
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Speaker 8: Until we learn we raise our voices, these things will
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Speaker 8: keep on repeating themselves. It's the same thing when we
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Speaker 8: have al kaedas, we have people funding us, we have
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Speaker 8: organizations coming to tell us how they're collaborating, corporating with us,
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Speaker 8: the same same old terms and norms and tactics. Nothing
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Speaker 8: is going to change. So the question is when we
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Speaker 8: live wake up. That's the question. And at this point
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Speaker 8: I'm heavy on man, I can help you critically think
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Speaker 8: you go do your own research. I'm still having go
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Speaker 8: do your own research. I can't keep on telling people
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Speaker 8: do this and do this. Let everyone save themselves. That
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Speaker 8: is what it is at this particular point, because while
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Speaker 8: we're heading there's no time to tell people, hey, we
20:21
Speaker 8: need to move this direction. It is those who can
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Speaker 8: critically think to move that direction that are gonna follow you,
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Speaker 8: because sadly, we have most of our African people. It
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Speaker 8: is so sad that we're so focused and so distracted
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Speaker 8: with small things. Small things distract us and we forget
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Speaker 8: what is really happening. I've seen this strategy working in Africa,
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Speaker 8: especially with the rising demonstration, where these leaders have known
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Speaker 8: they can just bring something to do with entertainment or
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Speaker 8: just start some stupid beef like what is happening in
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Speaker 8: you Ganda. I'm still yet to figure out what is
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Speaker 8: happening between Keny and u Ganda. But this is total
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Speaker 8: destruction because on this other ENDT is doing these other
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Speaker 8: things as we focus on New Gandha on those are
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Speaker 8: the end. As r Gandans focused on Kenya, mostaven is
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Speaker 8: planning its own ways of ur It can still elections
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Speaker 8: come twenty twenty six. You don't see it. So it's
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Speaker 8: a lot of things. We need to be very very
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Speaker 8: alert on how these political mind games because their mind games,
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Speaker 8: how they play alone. We have Ghana before I get
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Speaker 8: to move on to the next conversation as well, we
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Speaker 8: have Ghana, which actually has just plugged itself into a
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Speaker 8: one of the one of the strongest data pipelines that
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Speaker 8: is on the continent and opened a major center in Acra.
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Speaker 8: But is this really a good move? The same thing
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Speaker 8: we saw with the Dangote trying to cooperate with Zibambwe
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Speaker 8: and the pipeline.
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Speaker 1: And all that.
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Speaker 8: This is all about stealing of resources. It's never about
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Speaker 8: the people, never about the nation. You need to look
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Speaker 8: at the deaths of this country, how they're using their
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Speaker 8: the money, try to rout or like how we generate
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Speaker 8: income from our natural resources. Yet we can't even use it.
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Speaker 8: We have to go back to the IMF and the
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Speaker 8: World Bank. It's not really making made. Men just made.
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Speaker 13: A power move and I'm excited because this is the
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Speaker 13: kind of step that can shift the nation's digital destiny.
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Speaker 1: But excitement it's not the same as ownership.
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Speaker 13: So I checked the doll to see what it really
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Speaker 13: means for data sovereignty in Gala.
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Speaker 1: Digital Realty Global Giant.
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Speaker 13: Has opened a serious data set to work Crown Pluck
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Speaker 13: straight into to Africa. The huge cable back by Meta,
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Speaker 13: MTN and Vodafone that means faster apps, tight payments, smoother
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Speaker 13: cloud and for everyday people, maybe even cheaper data if
22:28
Speaker 13: the competition plays out right, which is a real win.
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Speaker 13: But when I dug deeper, I saw what the headlines
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Speaker 13: do not say. This move is strong, but only partial.
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Speaker 13: The center is foreignern the cable is foreign controlled, and
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Speaker 13: the funding comes with quiet conditions around land power and taxtability.
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Speaker 8: Exactly, that's that goes back to what I was discussing
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Speaker 8: I learn today about the exactly it goes back to
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Speaker 8: exactly what I was just discussing about Kenya as well,
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Speaker 8: talking about how we're going to be a first world country.
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Speaker 8: And the question is what is your strategy? And if
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Speaker 8: I try to remove the global agenda of the first world,
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Speaker 8: we can't even get their route. We have a very
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Speaker 8: big gap. We are in debt, you're still you're still
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Speaker 8: using the same people who are seking us in Exactly,
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Speaker 8: don't know, ship don't work. That is so true critical thinking,
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Speaker 8: critical thinking because our educational system is so bad, so
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Speaker 8: the empowerment of the minds is not even them. We
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Speaker 8: talked about how I said personally by understanding the deals
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Speaker 8: of the IMF and the Wild Bank, and why African
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Speaker 8: countries are stark where they are. We go back to
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Speaker 8: the rules which they have made it very clear the
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Speaker 8: strategy they use. They give you the loan, you're thinking, oh,
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Speaker 8: this is a rescue uh, which you have to pay
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Speaker 8: back with higher interests and in their currency, this is
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Speaker 8: the trap in their currency, and if you don't pay
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Speaker 8: this in time or the expected time, they can't tell
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Speaker 8: you again we're gonna rescue you with this amount of money,
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Speaker 8: which again keeps you sinking in debt. So it's not
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Speaker 8: a rescue. It's not a relief at all to ganer relief.
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Speaker 1: Asset exactly.
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Speaker 8: So we go back to privatization and that is what
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Speaker 8: Ghana is actually heading there. Ghana is, let me see
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Speaker 8: the literally the top highest indebted country. As you get
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Speaker 8: to continue the.
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Speaker 13: Ti Gana into a long term relationship, it cannot easily
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Speaker 13: exit and we need to ask you benefits most it's
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Speaker 13: gone against speed and storage. The digital Royalty gains a
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Speaker 13: whole new market, Meta gains a stronger prime empty and
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Speaker 13: gain traffic control. And every forum partner gains access to
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Speaker 13: a region that is about exploding data demand.
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Speaker 14: And there is a data create.
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Speaker 1: Didn't make those exactly count, don't make no ship and
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Speaker 1: there's your drop the niggas to get fucked up yarning.
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Speaker 1: He doesn't make no city that you're drink it. That's
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Speaker 1: the tuck who would sign this.
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Speaker 9: Deal the African Gunian Bob explo because it's the Jonges
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Speaker 9: is gonna.
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Speaker 1: Be the most popular partner. So you may make money
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Speaker 1: regards ahead of this. But two molas give away the kitchen.
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Speaker 1: Take these. They don't make no dance.
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Speaker 9: Because you get those ships like you. Africans are recorded prominently.
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Speaker 1: Who doesn't make no set.
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Speaker 4: Home?
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Speaker 1: Retire them ahead joke, it's crazy.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, So looking at Google, Google tells me so Dan
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Speaker 8: has the highest government debt to GDP rature in Africa,
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Speaker 8: while Richria has one of the highest at over two
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Speaker 8: hundred percent. So well, I bet madridy you're so for
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Speaker 8: inlaw with that. But so that happens to be the
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Speaker 8: highest in deer country see loops.
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Speaker 13: Once your bank, schools, apps and state systems rely on
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Speaker 13: one name operator, you can't simply switch the bluyer.
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Speaker 14: The building sits in Ghana, but the master keys still
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Speaker 14: live abroad and.
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Speaker 12: The race is heating up.
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Speaker 13: Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Morocco are all fighting to
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Speaker 13: be the continent's digital gatekeeper. So this move keeps Gana
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Speaker 13: competitive but does not guarantee dominance five years from now.
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Speaker 13: This decision could either make ghanner a regional cloud leader
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Speaker 13: or lock the country into foreign tech deck, depending on
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Speaker 13: how it's managed.
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Speaker 1: If I put my strategists on, I'd.
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Speaker 13: Say Ghana should now build local cloud companies, invested in
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Speaker 13: the cyber workforce, and secure local energy to the country
26:45
Speaker 13: controls the service, the pipes, the power.
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Speaker 1: And the bill, not because they have that bill reliable.
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Speaker 9: Here you second Africa done so now that takes investment.
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Speaker 9: They're going to really actually build some ship.
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Speaker 1: What's to happen in Moroan? Then it doesn't do so, No,
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Speaker 1: they can't.
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Speaker 9: They this can never work without clean effishient electricity. Shit,
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Speaker 9: can't can't make DNA days in the light start every
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Speaker 9: god damn three.
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Speaker 1: Four hours in the dark again, all the all.
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Speaker 9: The computing bowels gone. What Yeah, they SPOSTA built and
27:29
Speaker 9: let you go in infrastructure.
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Speaker 1: First before they built all these data body centers. You
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Speaker 1: can't do that without power. Go ahead, Joe, it's talking
27:38
Speaker 1: the commensation.
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Speaker 12: What hurt folks got?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, so that is what is don't do it. That
27:43
Speaker 8: is what is happening in Ghana. But as we talk
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Speaker 8: about African countries, excuse me, we have Nicki min Andrew
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Speaker 8: another opinion about like you remember recently she went viral
27:53
Speaker 8: for airing and of course having Trump respond about the
27:57
Speaker 8: situation and forcing Trump to talk about how it's going
28:01
Speaker 8: to invade Nigeria militarily if they don't take any action
28:04
Speaker 8: about the killing of Christianity. So of course today.
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Speaker 1: Christians don't give a Christian Christian venezuela.
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Speaker 8: Christian exactly, trying to make this more thing more so, Yeah,
28:32
Speaker 8: so that is what is said to happen. Personally, I'm
28:34
Speaker 8: not seeing this speech, but just giving updates on what
28:37
Speaker 8: is expected. Sadly, so many people are excited about this,
28:39
Speaker 8: especially from Africa, because people don't know. Also what role
28:43
Speaker 8: these celebrities play, especially in this particular state, this kind
28:48
Speaker 8: of state, what their role is, How they're paid to
28:51
Speaker 8: talk think for people to think they you know, they
28:54
Speaker 8: really care about what is really happening. Again, this is
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Speaker 8: not about Christianity, because if someone who's making points or
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Speaker 8: is very well educated, you understand this is not about Christianity.
29:07
Speaker 8: This is about there's nothing to do with religion as
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Speaker 8: a matter of fact, this is about resour.
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Speaker 9: This I'm talking about this one mon' talking about Christianity
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Speaker 9: and she always walked around but naked, half naked all
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Speaker 9: the time, talking about he gets a shit about Christianity,
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Speaker 9: talking assaults all filthy and foul. She's the she's the Harveisier.
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Speaker 9: Now christian Christianity, Now.
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Speaker 1: She's washed up.
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Speaker 9: Now's he gonna try to teach you about some Christianity
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Speaker 9: when are many was talking about cock, big prissy balls,
29:36
Speaker 9: hard has got a whack shit she's been rapping about
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Speaker 9: the last twenty years. You don't get this more out
29:41
Speaker 9: out of my face? Are you rapplicants? The ignoration applicants
29:44
Speaker 9: about were happy. No, they're not coming to say they
29:48
Speaker 9: can't stand your ass. They can't stand your black ass. Okay,
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Speaker 9: that should have been talked to you by your moroder
29:56
Speaker 9: gas leaders. They can't stand your nigga ass.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna say, I'm almost like they talk.
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Speaker 9: Let me brutal, they can't stand your nigga ass. They're
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Speaker 9: going it because you got resources that they want and
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Speaker 9: they're coming to dominate you them and they're gonna murder
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Speaker 9: thousands of you more eyes because you're stupid as ship.
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Speaker 1: But because you should have to be educated.
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Speaker 9: To know this, that makes something wrong with the African mind.
30:19
Speaker 9: You are fucking wilfully stupid because you want.
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Speaker 1: To go to school to know what they did to
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Speaker 1: you prior you want to go to school to know.
30:28
Speaker 1: I'm sure some of your all your people that's.
30:30
Speaker 9: Played not your other.
30:31
Speaker 1: Countries, and tell you how they.
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Speaker 9: Get treated in those countries because the white man being
30:35
Speaker 9: your savior. But it's Nigeria and you love you like
30:39
Speaker 9: you just like Jamaica. You'll put your coming up a
30:43
Speaker 9: white man's ass with them shipping out for them sitting
30:46
Speaker 9: on a tilet and everybody knows I'm telling the truth
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Speaker 9: about that.
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Speaker 1: So I about ticktock of them in there. That's a fact.
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Speaker 8: So let me show you this crew video of Malcolm
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Speaker 8: X what he once said about celebrities.
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Speaker 15: As we get to move on from that, these leaders
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Speaker 15: that they called leaders.
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Speaker 12: This included lean On Horn, This included Dick Gregory, and.
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Speaker 15: This included comedians comments, trumpet players, baseball players. Show me
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Speaker 15: in the white community where a comedian is a white leader,
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Speaker 15: you can't heard me?
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Speaker 1: Now? You ain't playing? Is that is that it's not
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Speaker 1: playing anything.
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Speaker 8: Okay, let me try a game, hey year old.
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Speaker 1: These leaders video, okay, do this what they called leaders?
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Speaker 15: This included lean on Horn, This included Dick Gregory, And
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Speaker 15: this included comedian, trumpet players, baseball players. Show me in
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Speaker 15: the white community. Where a comedian is a white leader.
31:54
Speaker 15: Show me in the white community, where a singer is.
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Speaker 1: A white leader, or a dancer or a trumpet player
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Speaker 1: is a white leader. These are leaders.
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Speaker 15: These are puppets and clowns that have been set up
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Speaker 15: over the white community and over the black community, mind
32:08
Speaker 15: the white community, and have been made celebrities.
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Speaker 1: And usually say exactly what they know that the white
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Speaker 1: man wants to hear.
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Speaker 12: I just told you a little ago these leaders.
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Speaker 8: Yeah. So that is Malcolm X with one of his
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Speaker 8: clip where he once talked about celebrities. But before we
32:25
Speaker 8: get to shift to the next conversation, where like I said,
32:29
Speaker 8: so recently we've been having videos popping up of so
32:32
Speaker 8: many people being shocked learning about the delectable negro if
32:37
Speaker 8: I'm pronouncing it correctly. So I'm not to talk about
32:39
Speaker 8: that a little bit and relate to how this is
32:42
Speaker 8: still very active today, because this is something that is
32:45
Speaker 8: actually very much happening. Cannibalism is something that is active
32:49
Speaker 8: till to day. We talk about the disappearance of kids,
32:52
Speaker 8: We talk about this, the disappearance of people, black people,
32:57
Speaker 8: the disappearance of people literally in general. This is some
33:00
Speaker 8: thing that is still very much active. So I want
33:02
Speaker 8: us to touch on that just a little bit, and
33:04
Speaker 8: then we go to the main conversation, how Americans are
33:07
Speaker 8: suffering in silence because of the mass layoffs of jobs
33:11
Speaker 8: and the economy are it's staring. People complain about the
33:15
Speaker 8: cost of living. So many people are moving away from
33:17
Speaker 8: America as well. We have maridy of the Black Americans
33:21
Speaker 8: who are moving to Africa specifically some in Kenya, some
33:25
Speaker 8: in Rwanda. And now Rwanda is actually a visa free country,
33:30
Speaker 8: so this is Africans to Africans. But yeah, come and
33:33
Speaker 8: visit Africa literally if you're not able to stay where
33:36
Speaker 8: you are. But let me go through the comments very quickly, Sage.
33:39
Speaker 8: But in the building Carribusana, once again, Ali was saying that, okay,
33:45
Speaker 8: that's nice. If you're working from home up you are
33:47
Speaker 8: enjoying your day. Also, he said, a Kenyan man and
33:51
Speaker 8: a white can a Kenyan man write a will or
33:55
Speaker 8: legally transfer is stayed to the wife and children. Yes
33:59
Speaker 8: you can, yes you can, but it depends most of
34:03
Speaker 8: the most of the times, these things happen without even
34:06
Speaker 8: most of the people writing wills. I don't know. And
34:08
Speaker 8: it depends also with the amount of wealth and say
34:11
Speaker 8: you have okay, because if you talk about the will
34:14
Speaker 8: and everything, the world does count on this particular aspect.
34:18
Speaker 8: But majority of the folks who die and then it
34:22
Speaker 8: becomes just even despite the will existing, sometimes the wife
34:26
Speaker 8: and the children are for the most from relatives. This
34:28
Speaker 8: is just something that happens a lot and has oppressed
34:33
Speaker 8: so many women and their children after their husbands are dead.
34:37
Speaker 8: And also see says she's the cat. She's the cat,
34:42
Speaker 8: bad seat. All surrounding countries are ruled by other despots,
34:46
Speaker 8: so she can run wild until the mega corps are
34:49
Speaker 8: done with that. That is exactly says the gen z
34:55
Speaker 8: is the wild card. Period also says it's crazy Gana
34:59
Speaker 8: does not come trolled the entire Coco chocolate industry. Yeah
35:02
Speaker 8: they don't. And also see uh also the African coffee.
35:09
Speaker 8: That is true. We also talked about that day in Kenya,
35:11
Speaker 8: how we could have you know, improved and made our
35:16
Speaker 8: things very cheap if you are processing everything right here.
35:19
Speaker 8: But we believe in control majority of these things talked about.
35:23
Speaker 8: The Congo River could power at least uh East Africa
35:27
Speaker 8: and the Central Africa. Actually it could power the whole
35:30
Speaker 8: of Africa. It has the capability of that, because I
35:33
Speaker 8: think we've discussed this.
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Speaker 1: It has.
35:34
Speaker 8: It has the capability because it streams all the way
35:38
Speaker 8: to so many countries. It has the capability of powering
35:41
Speaker 8: literally the whole of the continent. But also says nic
35:46
Speaker 8: nickei Minad's brother, he's in jail for four such it.
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Speaker 1: They didn't go kings, no Google about his prison. We're
36:11
Speaker 1: about you know, I have idea, they said.
36:16
Speaker 4: So much so.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, according to Google. The ni Mina's older brother, Jelani Marrage,
36:25
Speaker 8: is currently in prison serving a sentence of twenty five
36:28
Speaker 8: years to life for child child sexual assault. He was
36:32
Speaker 8: convicted in November seventeen for predatory sexual assault against a
36:36
Speaker 8: child and endugering the welfare of a child. He was
36:39
Speaker 8: sentencing Jurary twenty twenty for repeatedly rapping his eleven year
36:44
Speaker 8: old god damn step daughter over and it's mine.
36:52
Speaker 1: What about the well, what about your brother? Ye no, No, then.
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Speaker 16: You know you.
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Speaker 1: Didn't know about that.
37:11
Speaker 8: No, I didn't know about that. I'm surprised. I I'm
37:15
Speaker 8: not you know, I don't follow up with this celebrities life.
37:21
Speaker 8: That's not my my that's not my thing. I don't
37:24
Speaker 8: keep up with celebrities like that, like you want to assume.
37:27
Speaker 8: But I don't know about this.
37:28
Speaker 1: I just know.
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Speaker 8: I just know the sister is a crackhead. I know
37:32
Speaker 8: the brother. No, the brother, I know the husband's Yeah,
37:41
Speaker 8: she looks like a crackhead because of our behaviors something
37:44
Speaker 8: on the internet. For me, they look like a cracked
37:46
Speaker 8: type of a person. That's what I'm gonna call her, crackhead.
37:49
Speaker 8: I don't know, she doesn't. She's called mean mean mean
37:57
Speaker 8: mean long, I mean something mean.
37:59
Speaker 9: Long in in law only losing billow mom Si a
38:05
Speaker 9: Chinese Japanese with this girl more thank you, Tony.
38:13
Speaker 1: Im gill more mods here prying kiddle people. I won't
38:18
Speaker 1: get some Chinese name.
38:23
Speaker 4: And be going along with that.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, this is the this is this sister, This is
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Speaker 8: the system. If you guys can name.
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Speaker 1: The name of me in law, Yeah, that's my name,
38:39
Speaker 1: my name me law. I let you a long time.
38:43
Speaker 8: Let me share. This is the system. If you guys
38:45
Speaker 8: can see the screen, let me shall.
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Speaker 9: Always He's good at me always, the gilhood that me
38:54
Speaker 9: grow think up these Asian names.
39:01
Speaker 8: That's the sister over there. But yeah, I don't know
39:03
Speaker 8: about that. But I also see ben in the building
39:08
Speaker 8: also saying, uh is she popular on the African continent? Curious?
39:14
Speaker 8: Nicki Minaj? Oh my god, are you kidding me? Do
39:18
Speaker 8: you want me to answer that or you have the
39:20
Speaker 8: answer already, Nicki Mina, she's very famous, Like we have
39:28
Speaker 8: people doing u because she's promoted this Bobby life Bobby
39:32
Speaker 8: type of you know I you know, Bobbie life style
39:36
Speaker 8: type of thing. So yeah, so many, yeah, many. We
39:48
Speaker 8: were even talking about that today on the reaction time
39:50
Speaker 8: where there's one of the artists who are from there,
39:52
Speaker 8: from from Kenya where she talks like Nicki Minaj like
39:56
Speaker 8: she wants to be like Nicki Mi nad so bad
39:58
Speaker 8: in Nigeria. They say, we have other people who are
40:01
Speaker 8: so much influenced by her. She Yeah, she's famous. If
40:06
Speaker 8: you have the answer to ben Uko, I said she
40:09
Speaker 8: she disrespected Malcolm X. That is us be.
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Speaker 1: She did shut up heilpy out, you know.
40:23
Speaker 8: Samuel asked what happened, what happened to Banna Boy. I
40:26
Speaker 8: don't know what happened to Banna Boy. I don't know,
40:28
Speaker 8: I don't have I don't know, I don't I don't
40:33
Speaker 8: follow up. But as we move on to the next conversation,
40:36
Speaker 8: but the electorate Negro. So this this lady was talking
40:39
Speaker 8: about how the first American settlers were eating pregnant women
40:44
Speaker 8: and children and talking about of course we've talked about
40:48
Speaker 8: the chart to kid for talking about the delexable Negro
40:52
Speaker 8: in the book, which you can find online orever you
40:55
Speaker 8: can get it. But listen to this.
40:57
Speaker 17: That was Yes, they were eating the Native America. When
41:00
Speaker 17: Christopher Columbus landed in Port to Prince Haiti. They were
41:05
Speaker 17: eating the fucking Native Americans. It is in their fucking journals.
41:09
Speaker 17: Even John smith journal contains that they used to barbecue, grill, fry,
41:14
Speaker 17: and boil the fucking Natives. They would cut them up
41:17
Speaker 17: into trunks and fry them like they were fucking chicken. Bro,
41:21
Speaker 17: this is the shit they don't tell you in school.
41:23
Speaker 17: This is the fucking shit they do not tell you
41:25
Speaker 17: in school. This is the unwhitewashed story of America. When
41:28
Speaker 17: I tell you everybody needs to grab this book. They
41:31
Speaker 17: put us in hot frying oil. They put us Native
41:34
Speaker 17: American and Black people after lynchings, they would unlive, they
41:38
Speaker 17: would cut up the body. They would unlive us do
41:40
Speaker 17: the lynching and then cut up the body, keep it
41:42
Speaker 17: as souvenirs and even consume it. And witnesses saw this
41:45
Speaker 17: shit happened, and some of them would throw up because
41:48
Speaker 17: of seeing this. And then they call us the fucking savages. Literally,
41:51
Speaker 17: they call the Native American people the savages and the
41:53
Speaker 17: Black people the savages, even though they ate us on
41:56
Speaker 17: some Jeffrey fucking Dahmer shit. Bro Literally, they had recipe
42:02
Speaker 17: books that had people as the fucking meat.
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Speaker 14: We were the meat.
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Speaker 17: When I say grab this book, but only grab it
42:09
Speaker 17: if you're ready to actually understand the un White Watch.
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Speaker 1: Version of America. Y'all can try to lie.
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Speaker 17: To yourselves and learn the bullshit in the schools, but
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Speaker 17: this is gonna unlearn everything you learn. If you still
42:22
Speaker 17: see the leak there, that means it's still and stop
42:24
Speaker 17: grabbing because it goes very fucking bad.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, because I was when I was listening to this,
42:28
Speaker 8: and I've been seeing the reaction of those who are
42:31
Speaker 8: just learning and out shocked they are. I can't imagine
42:34
Speaker 8: for Africans and the fact that we've been like so
42:37
Speaker 8: much about this uh white race. We don't know so much,
42:41
Speaker 8: you still defend them. A good example is that what
42:44
Speaker 8: happened yesterday. You're given disrespect, they shot on you, they
42:47
Speaker 8: spit on you, and you go back and say, I'm sorry, sak,
42:49
Speaker 8: can I get my job back? Type things. We don't
42:52
Speaker 8: know so much history about these people. It's not on
42:55
Speaker 8: the light, it's we don't know nothing. And it's still
42:59
Speaker 8: it's very much from wanted for us not to know
43:01
Speaker 8: anything because we have white people, I mean, our governments
43:04
Speaker 8: and our system always telling us how we were cooperating
43:09
Speaker 8: and collaborating with these people from a good point of
43:13
Speaker 8: view us for them to help us, you know, grow
43:16
Speaker 8: economically without them. We can't survive without America, without China
43:20
Speaker 8: without come on, I can't imagine this being put somewhere like,
43:26
Speaker 8: you know, like a bluebean project of Africans being told,
43:30
Speaker 8: you know, white people used to eat. This is going
43:32
Speaker 8: to shock so many people's minds. Christianity already is destroying
43:36
Speaker 8: people's mind those who are discovering the truth. If you
43:39
Speaker 8: tell someone to day Christianity is not true. They're like, nah, nah,
43:42
Speaker 8: no way, but let me share this.
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Speaker 18: On we have this, lady, I didn't know this wasn't
43:45
Speaker 18: common knowledge. And if you didn't know this, that means
43:48
Speaker 18: you don't follow me. But white people have always indulged
43:51
Speaker 18: in cannibalism. They ate their slaves, and they ate black
43:54
Speaker 18: people that were free after the Emancipation Proclamation, after lynchings.
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Speaker 18: If you didn't know this, you don't follow me. And
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Speaker 18: if you don't follow me, you should follow me. My
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Speaker 18: name's Chemistry. I teach black history. I'm not part of
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Speaker 18: Hillman talk. I just look for fun and out of
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Speaker 18: the passion that I have for spreading black history. And
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Speaker 18: just like everything else on my page, I'm not just
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Speaker 18: feeding you a bunch of bullshit. There are a plethora
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Speaker 18: of books that you can look into that proves that
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Speaker 18: this is a fact. Looks like The Delectable Negro, which
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Speaker 18: covers recipes of how to eat black people. Another book
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Speaker 18: called Edible People the Historical Consumption of Negroes and Foreigners,
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Speaker 18: And I believe it was like the cannibalistic trade.
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Speaker 14: And that's just two of many. But yet, if you
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Speaker 14: want to know more about the topic.
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Speaker 18: If you scroll down on my page, I have a
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Speaker 18: video called white people Eat Black People.
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Speaker 14: It's very very informative, So go ahead, learn you something.
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Speaker 9: Follow me.
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Speaker 14: I teach black history. Also tapped by link.
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Speaker 1: They do now.
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Speaker 18: I didn't know if this wasn't common knowledge, And if
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Speaker 18: you didn't know this, that means you don't.
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Speaker 1: They didn't just work us, They didn't just beat up.
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Speaker 1: They consumed us. In his book The Delectable Negro, Vincent.
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Speaker 16: Wooded explains how enslaved Black bodies were treated like food
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Speaker 16: physically and metaphorically. Our flesh was seen as a nourishing
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Speaker 16: Our pain was eroticized. White enslavers wrote about tasting our sweat,
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Speaker 16: feeding off.
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Speaker 14: Our fear, and eating eating our flesh in acts of
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Speaker 14: cannibalism and punishment.
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Speaker 16: They fed on us spiritually, psychologically, and sometimes literally.
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Speaker 1: Enslaved men were great and concerned.
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Speaker 16: Enslaved women's bodies were treated like breeding stock and dessert.
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Speaker 1: This ain't no metaphor, it's documentation. They didn't just own us.
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Speaker 8: And I'm looking at the comments. I was looking at
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Speaker 8: the comments of this video. Specifically, the first comment got
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Speaker 8: me and someone was saying, they hate us so much,
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Speaker 8: they hate us so much that they had to consume us.
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Speaker 8: But my question is, how do you eat what you hate?
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Speaker 8: That's another question, you know, how do you just consume
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Speaker 8: what you hate? Personally? I know the foods I can't eat, Like,
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Speaker 8: why would I still force myself to eat this? You know,
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Speaker 8: it's just trying to fathom the mind deeper from just
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Speaker 8: what we know. Someone also says this is sad, but
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Speaker 8: we got to live in the in the present, not
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Speaker 8: in the past. Everybody has a past, which I disagree,
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Speaker 8: because if we put that bullshit, we never This is
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Speaker 8: why we're not We're never gonna land the history. We're
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Speaker 8: never gonna learn the history because we want to be
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Speaker 8: ignorant that this is in the past world, this is
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Speaker 8: actually very much present today. That's the problem. We want
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Speaker 8: to live with the Oh you know, I don want
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Speaker 8: to deal with that. We have to deal with the
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Speaker 8: past for us to deal with the present. That's just
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Speaker 8: the problem. We need to stop ignoring. We need to
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Speaker 8: tackle the past, understand why it has affected us, why
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Speaker 8: we're here, uh, why this oppression, why we keep on
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Speaker 8: being at all with these people? For you to know
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Speaker 8: what is happening today. So the ignorance is not gonna
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Speaker 8: take you anywhere. Someone also says hamburgers and missing persons
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Speaker 8: every day and month and month one found exactly in
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Speaker 8: today's in today's restaurants, literally, people are exposing how they burgers.
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Speaker 8: Most of these foods, the first foods that you're getting,
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Speaker 8: they have.
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Speaker 1: Your there's the whole job, ship, there's the whole.
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Speaker 8: Job, and it's the happened the bottom, the up and bottom.
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Speaker 8: I can't remember that video, but that lady. They're finding
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Speaker 8: baby taits, you're finding fingers, you're finding it's all god
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Speaker 8: damn like, no shit.
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Speaker 19: No, anytime we create anything, we can be sure of
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Speaker 19: one thing, White people will be there, greedily consuming it.
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Speaker 20: Okay, we're already starting out with this video greedily consuming.
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Speaker 21: First of all, as a black person who creates anything,
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Speaker 21: let's say a culturally iconic moment that people want to emulate.
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Speaker 14: Wouldn't the goal be for people to want to consume
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Speaker 14: that moment from you?
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Speaker 21: Isn't that our goal as a fully integrated melting pot
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Speaker 21: society to have our culture shared, to have them, you know,
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Speaker 21: step outside the balance of themselves and have other people
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Speaker 21: consume the things that we create.
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Speaker 14: Isn't that a way of appreciating people.
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Speaker 21: What is it?
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Speaker 14: Do white people hate black people? Or do they love
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Speaker 14: you so much that they want to consume the things
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Speaker 14: that you create?
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Speaker 1: Make up your mind?
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Speaker 19: But how crazy is it that for years they were
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Speaker 19: actually guilty of literally eating black bodies. White people are
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Speaker 19: obsessed with us, They want to control us, oppress us,
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Speaker 19: and if the current culture is any indication.
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Speaker 14: They want to be us. So again, what is it?
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Speaker 14: Do white people absolutely hate your guns? Or are they
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Speaker 14: obsessed with you? Can you decide these?
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Speaker 21: You're giving two mixed signals here, and it's giving Jordan
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Speaker 21: Peele's get out saying that they want to know.
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Speaker 9: There's both now as both of them, You fucking moron.
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Speaker 9: It's called the psychopath thing.
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Speaker 1: You're talking about. You got a psychopath.
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Speaker 9: You want to consume us because you can't create and
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Speaker 9: you want to rate. That's called day because they want
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Speaker 9: to erase you by consuming lady. So this dumb ship
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Speaker 9: to talk about social media because you're a fucking.
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Speaker 1: Moron, shuts it back, damn mouth.
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Speaker 9: And to go educate your self psychotic with some psychology
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Speaker 9: and understand.
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Speaker 1: What this means.
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Speaker 9: They consume us because they do want to do it,
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Speaker 9: but they want to erase us. But they can't erase
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Speaker 9: us because they can't really be us. They can't really
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Speaker 9: poly through minnicking. Can they create what we do and
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Speaker 9: we don't exist. There's no minicking.
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Speaker 21: Boy job period appreciating their blackness. And I have a
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Speaker 21: feeling she's gonna segue from a talk about cultural appropriation
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Speaker 21: and culture to talk of cannibalism and how you make
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Speaker 21: those two connections.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how you make a connection or because
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Speaker 1: you ate as you fucking moron, or what you tell you.
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Speaker 1: So I don't know how you make those days?
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Speaker 9: How you doing because you ain't Black people stupid and
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Speaker 9: you don't want to admit that.
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Speaker 1: You don't want to know that, you don't want.
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Speaker 9: To feel comfortable. That's why this has got to be told. Ever,
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Speaker 9: why the entire race all history?
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Speaker 1: Because they they don't ever change, times change, they don't
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Speaker 1: the same wicked shit they did that. They're the same
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Speaker 1: wicked shit they're doing today. They're just able to hide
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Speaker 1: it better. But I don't want you talking about why
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Speaker 1: there were none of your history books.
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Speaker 9: They want to make some fake ass Hollywood movie of themselves,
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Speaker 9: and you believe that bullshit.
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Speaker 1: And while you got shout out to the big nose.
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Speaker 9: You've gotten the nigga. Listen your guy that don't show
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Speaker 9: some white men and you've got calling it a shipthold,
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Speaker 9: they got all these poor people. Fuck they're right they
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Speaker 9: I'm gonna show you that. They show you your godness
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Speaker 9: begot and he could come in Zoom zoo go give
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Speaker 9: me money and zoogle Fogle.
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Speaker 1: He does not, biggot, I'm not.
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Speaker 9: Giving you black people ship. But he put this poverty
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Speaker 9: poord so he can make money.
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Speaker 1: That's what they do. Look at your god plays the ship.
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Speaker 8: I saw the video, but I didn't get to watch it.
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Speaker 8: I just saw the topic of Zoom talked about your
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Speaker 8: gun that they need, got his talk chased off his medicine.
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Speaker 8: But we have this one.
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Speaker 14: I want to sit down for these hard, cold facts.
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Speaker 22: I've never heard that in my life, and I find
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Speaker 22: myself on being very informed on history.
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Speaker 1: With most cultures.
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Speaker 14: I'm Irish.
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Speaker 17: Fun fact that a lot of people choose to deny
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Speaker 17: because it doesn't fit the right race agenda.
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Speaker 14: Irish people were enslaved and actually beaten and raped brutally.
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Speaker 8: You know.
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Speaker 1: May showed throughout the video.
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Speaker 23: Well wasn't did in fact eat black people and cannibalize
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Speaker 23: us heard that.
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Speaker 1: They don't wanted to you want I say you you were.
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Speaker 9: Indigit servants to take for your trip over here, and
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Speaker 9: you was starting to be a.
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Speaker 1: Servant for seven years.
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Speaker 9: That's not slavery, lady, that's not indigen servant too for
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Speaker 9: seven to pay for you, No good.
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Speaker 1: Mammy and dappies to bring the steak and.
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Speaker 9: Ridget and published that over here. But you aren't that
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Speaker 9: for seven years. And he wasn't much to death.
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Speaker 1: About it.
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Speaker 4: And I never heard it.
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Speaker 1: Okay, forgive me a lot.
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Speaker 23: Black people, cannibals, and the Irish also weren't slaves.
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Speaker 9: Pause and read exactly, he wasn't slaves, They were digit servants.
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Speaker 23: And also the Irish were not seen as white and
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Speaker 23: pre colonial America. So no, you cannot compare the chatto
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Speaker 23: enslavement of African people to the indigent servitude of Irish people.
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Speaker 9: No, exactly that what I said that that I said
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Speaker 9: you indigit servants. Exactly, Black guys, the other people know
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Speaker 9: his I know history.
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Speaker 1: You're indigent servants.
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Speaker 9: That was the date for your raggedy ass trip over
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Speaker 9: to the New Boy where you can get all the
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Speaker 9: money from black people creating this motherfucker for you your welcome,
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Speaker 9: so you don't had about seven years of bath, your
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Speaker 9: your debt from getting your raggedy ass over because you
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Speaker 9: have no money to pay for the ticket, so you
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Speaker 9: had to promise to be somebody's servant for seven years
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Speaker 9: with your raggedy ass.
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Speaker 1: Goe your very.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 23: Also, unlike the chattle enslavement, my ancestors, indigent servito.
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Speaker 1: Was very much voluntary and very much was exactly and
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Speaker 1: then like black people.
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Speaker 23: By saying you don't see me marching in the streets,
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Speaker 23: it's be How does being still go on today?
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Speaker 1: Slavery still exists within the prison system.
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Speaker 23: Black men and black women are still being killed disproportionately
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Speaker 23: by police, even black children.
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Speaker 1: Are you any disproportional to be killed by police?
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Speaker 23: So for you to sit there and say that we're
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Speaker 23: marching and protesting for no reason is just playing ignorant
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Speaker 23: and dumb.
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Speaker 4: They're not.
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Speaker 1: They know what they're doing. They're it's not even dumb.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's wicked. The motherfuckers are the black deepo.
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Speaker 1: Theig motherfuckers are evil. Do you understand this? It's not
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Speaker 1: what they don't understand.
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Speaker 9: They don't understand. These motherfuckers are ebo nothing. The don't
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Speaker 9: understand you get thesation, You understand they they're making mistakes.
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Speaker 1: You understand that. You don't understand it.
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Speaker 9: Keep making the same mistake. No, they're fucking evil. Okay,
54:52
Speaker 9: they're evil.
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Speaker 1: They're evil, that's what they are.
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Speaker 21: Of the lies, it's so sick of the left twisting
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Speaker 21: every single narrative you possibly can't twenty.
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Speaker 23: Twenty one, and then you continue to proceed with the
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Speaker 23: white victimhood. White people cannot experience racism within the United States,
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Speaker 23: and it seemed like you twisted a narrative to fit yours.
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Speaker 24: So at the end of the day, Woodard, let me
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Speaker 24: start with Woodard draws on a wide range of critical
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Speaker 24: methodologies and texts, including works progress, administration interviews, advertisements for
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Speaker 24: runaway slaves, and slave narratives. He writes that when black
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Speaker 24: Americans described instances of cannibalism, they tried to understand why
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Speaker 24: and how they have become so delectable, sorotically appetizing to
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Speaker 24: a nation of white to a nation and white populist
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Speaker 24: that at least rhetorically denied and despised their humanity. Woodard
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Speaker 24: begins the delectable Negro at the intersection of the Transatlantic
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Speaker 24: slave and the consumptive appetites of white people. While white
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Speaker 24: cannibalism was widely reported in the accounts of African slaves
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Speaker 24: from the sixteenth century up through the nineteenth previous scholarship
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Speaker 24: largely dismissed the accounts as superstition or unfounded indigenous terrors.
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Speaker 24: Wooded validates black accounts, offering evidence of punishment rituals, including
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Speaker 24: an instance of a slaveholder forcing slaves.
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Speaker 12: To eat the boiled ear of a member of their community.
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Speaker 24: Woodar writes how in the autobiography, the interesting narrative of
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Speaker 24: the life of Aludo, I can't pronounce it Alauda Equano.
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Speaker 24: Equano's recurring fears of being cannibalized by Europeans who captured
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Speaker 24: him or ever, intertwined with his homo erotic attachments to
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Speaker 24: white men.
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Speaker 12: Thank you in the superinten So he had a fear
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Speaker 12: of being eaten by white people.
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Speaker 24: Why were Africans or people taking from Whuto afraid of
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Speaker 24: being eaten by white men? I thought they thought these
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Speaker 24: people were gods. Now we're finding out that they are
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Speaker 24: really afraid of being eaten by white people. Woodard then
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Speaker 24: examines a series of historical incidents where the slave owner's
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Speaker 24: culture of honor is bolstered by the consumption and sexualized
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Speaker 24: brutalization of slaves. The third and fourth chapters of The
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Speaker 24: Relatable Negro include close textual analysis of the works of
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Speaker 24: Frederick Douglas and Harriet Jacobs. Woodard writes that Douglas described
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Speaker 24: slavery more than anyone else has as a cannibalistic institution,
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Speaker 24: and suggests that Douglas may have been raped while he
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Speaker 24: was a slave, Turning his focus to character. Turning his
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Speaker 24: focus to Jacob's incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl,
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Speaker 24: Woodard argues for a more fluent conception of gender and
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Speaker 24: black consumption. He offers an original interpretation of Jacob's character
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Speaker 24: of Luke, arguing that the variance of fluidity of Luke's
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Speaker 24: desires and gender enables him to survive within a culture
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Speaker 24: of consumption. Also explores white women's roles inside economies of power, sexuality,
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Speaker 24: and gender consumption.
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Speaker 12: Let's Keep Going.
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Speaker 24: The final chapters of The Delectable Negro chase the notions
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Speaker 24: of consumption to the modern era. What are approaches The
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Speaker 24: historical figure of Nat Turner whose flesh was rendered into
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Speaker 24: medicinal grease.
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Speaker 1: That's remember we said, remember we said, remember we showed
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Speaker 1: that that movie a movie night, Uh, the Birth of
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Speaker 1: the Nation.
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Speaker 9: When but he was praying, preaching, and he said, fucking,
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Speaker 9: that's don't kill these practice, that's fight.
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Speaker 1: And he showed him them hanging them, show hanging them.
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Speaker 1: They never tell they hate his ass. After they are
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Speaker 1: find them in the Hagen.
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Speaker 9: And here's the thing, like I said, medicinal greasey hamed
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Speaker 9: and happened by the turning of Greece and rubbed on
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Speaker 9: their fifty white bodies as medicine.
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Speaker 24: Ad Joby Stirrens fictionalized nineteen sixty seven novel The Confessions
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Speaker 24: of Nat Turner What Did addresses Black intellectual critiques of
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Speaker 24: the book and James Baldwin's defensive is he links the
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Speaker 24: heteronormative and anxiety around homooticism evident in the nineteen sixties
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Speaker 24: black radical movements to the legacy of the rape of
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Speaker 24: the Black men, rape of.
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Speaker 9: Always there, and we know it's back because they're dealing
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Speaker 9: with a homo naturally about all these homo shit is
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Speaker 9: now they want to make that normal all over the world,
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Speaker 9: This homo shit.
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Speaker 1: Why would you rape another man.
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Speaker 9: To put some kind of power, because that's their culture.
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Speaker 1: It always has been the shit they've been hiding forever.
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Speaker 9: Now they're bringing out making it normalize the shit that
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Speaker 9: way he's seeing.
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Speaker 1: No normalize the shit. Now they trying to force it
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Speaker 1: on black people. That's been their culture.
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Speaker 9: They've been raping black men, been doing the shit, rape
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Speaker 9: did and then cook gas and eats. You you're talking
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Speaker 9: about savage. They don't want you know this all this.
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Speaker 4: I never heard that it is. And I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Because you want.
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Speaker 9: You don't want to know this kind of wicked ship
1:00:08
Speaker 9: that sucks the mind. You have black people screaming at them,
1:00:13
Speaker 9: don't they.
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Speaker 1: Don't gay chet the fuck up?
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Speaker 24: We see what they were doing ahead, you people raping men.
1:00:23
Speaker 24: They were taking children and using them for alligator base.
1:00:26
Speaker 24: I mean, these people were pure evil. So anyway, let's
1:00:31
Speaker 24: keep going.
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Speaker 9: Thank you, thanks, thank you caring for what it is,
1:00:34
Speaker 9: thank you for calling what it is evil all is.
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Speaker 9: They misunderstand. They didn't know that their motherfucking evil. Hey, EVO,
1:00:44
Speaker 9: you don't understand evil behavior, evil conditions. That's your stupid ads, right,
1:00:52
Speaker 9: it's evil. I'll tell you what it is evil.
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Speaker 8: That's what it is.
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Speaker 1: I no misunderstanding this other shit.
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Speaker 9: Back gonna be people, give me that it's evil, wicked
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Speaker 9: and b I'm saying wicked as it because she's e go.
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Speaker 24: Thank you more sources the Delectable Negro. You guys can
1:01:15
Speaker 24: see that here New York Press. I'll say, share that
1:01:20
Speaker 24: with you guys, so you guys can.
1:01:23
Speaker 12: Read that for yourself. Make sure that went through. Okay,
1:01:28
Speaker 12: all right, so let's keep going.
1:01:33
Speaker 24: Cannibals, witches and slave traders in the Atlantic World. Again,
1:01:42
Speaker 24: I'll read that Cannibals, witches and slave traders in the
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Speaker 24: Atlantic World. The William and Mary Quarterly, Volume sixty, number two,
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Speaker 24: April two thousand and three, the Omodro Institute of Early
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Speaker 24: American History and Culture. Give me a second, i'm' share
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Speaker 24: this link with you guys. I'm gonna take that down.
1:02:06
Speaker 24: Let me a second here, Okay, So now the William
1:02:10
Speaker 24: and Mary Quarterly. I'm gonna read this to you guys. Now,
1:02:14
Speaker 24: remember people were saying the cannibalism didn't happen during slavery.
1:02:18
Speaker 24: It says these bloody fears were nearly ubiquitous among Africans
1:02:22
Speaker 24: forced across the Atlantic during the years of the slave trade.
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Speaker 1: You know you biquited whit everywhere, and I know white
1:02:33
Speaker 1: people ate it was ubiquitous. This was no everywhere, and
1:02:37
Speaker 1: it gets so bad and then up it got so bad,
1:02:41
Speaker 1: and now that white people eat black people. It became ubiquitous.
1:02:46
Speaker 1: From all the slip catching hairs from Agdo, Congo.
1:02:50
Speaker 9: Donna by Jenna Sarada, Jinny Ampain to all those is
1:02:58
Speaker 9: where they catched the slaves.
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Speaker 1: It became.
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Speaker 9: And you pick with this well known that these white
1:03:04
Speaker 9: people ate us, that was upiquous.
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Speaker 1: Go ahead.
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Speaker 24: Jody Count of his own terroristy, that name keeps coming up.
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Speaker 24: His own terror at the thought that he would be eaten.
1:03:15
Speaker 24: Is perhaps the best known of these stories from among
1:03:18
Speaker 24: the Emos and what is now southern Nigeria, though there
1:03:22
Speaker 24: are others. Isabella Falupo, a slave from the rivers of
1:03:26
Speaker 24: Guinea modern Guinea Bassa, testifying in the same inquest as
1:03:31
Speaker 24: Jose Monsol, I.
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Speaker 1: Never heard this. I just they know the hair. He
1:03:35
Speaker 1: just said, Guinea Bissaw, then Nigeria and then Guinea, all.
1:03:39
Speaker 9: These different places. That's how it became us because it's
1:03:42
Speaker 9: what said was No, I big fucking africas they know
1:03:47
Speaker 9: this all he be hanged all in the Congo, Nigeria
1:03:50
Speaker 9: and Nigeria back then, or Guinea Bassar, Guinea.
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Speaker 1: These country today. That's how I said, why bread in
1:04:01
Speaker 1: these areas? That they know that they were being caramelized?
1:04:07
Speaker 1: All right, but that's not in none.
1:04:08
Speaker 9: Of your goopy history books, because you don't want to
1:04:11
Speaker 9: make your white the white man doesn't want to make
1:04:13
Speaker 9: his bad, him being your God look bad, him being
1:04:16
Speaker 9: your faith Jesus being bad. He don't want to show
1:04:20
Speaker 9: you that he's been your Christian sadly, Why he's fucking
1:04:24
Speaker 9: eating out your goddamn butt cheek and putting your dickon
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Speaker 9: fucking butter, put your dicking butter and goddamn spices and
1:04:33
Speaker 9: eating on your dicking balls.
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Speaker 1: He's your God.
1:04:38
Speaker 24: Go that she believes such things, and slaves coming from
1:04:43
Speaker 24: other places believed it as well, including those that she
1:04:46
Speaker 24: met from a lot of now Benning. Now Benning, it
1:04:50
Speaker 24: used to be known as Dog which was the area
1:04:53
Speaker 24: we now know as the Kingdom of Judah, which we
1:04:56
Speaker 24: see on other maps. So the Israelites in West Africa
1:04:59
Speaker 24: believe these white people were cannibals and that they were
1:05:02
Speaker 24: taking slaves to eat. They didn't worship these people as guys.
1:05:06
Speaker 24: They didn't see these people as superior. They saw them
1:05:09
Speaker 24: as demons or cannibals.
1:05:11
Speaker 12: It says it was this fisling that.
1:05:13
Speaker 1: Wasn't That wasn't until living That wasn't till they didn't
1:05:16
Speaker 1: even as guys. They came back two years later with
1:05:19
Speaker 1: the fake Christian ship with the missionaries.
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Speaker 9: That's before the missionaries. Dude, it's a it's a canology.
1:05:25
Speaker 9: Right at that time, they seen the white people as savages.
1:05:29
Speaker 9: They were coming to slave them. They ain't come back
1:05:32
Speaker 9: and colonize them until three hundred years after that.
1:05:35
Speaker 1: That when they came out of a goopie missionary bullshit.
1:05:38
Speaker 9: And the white people, i mean black people's bodes a
1:05:40
Speaker 9: already screwed the fuck up.
1:05:42
Speaker 1: Oh them, I did. And oh they'm talking about some
1:05:46
Speaker 1: cake cracker.
1:05:47
Speaker 24: Oh yeah, going to of being killed eaten by white cannibals,
1:05:54
Speaker 24: crushed to make oil, which is what happened in that
1:05:56
Speaker 24: turner or ground to make gunpowder that drove some of
1:06:00
Speaker 24: the human cargo on the ship that bore Jose Monzolo
1:06:03
Speaker 24: to Cartagena to jump into the sea.
1:06:06
Speaker 12: We all saw that in Black Panther.
1:06:09
Speaker 24: At the end where Kilmonger wants to be buried at
1:06:12
Speaker 24: sea with his ancestors.
1:06:14
Speaker 12: It says perhaps the same.
1:06:15
Speaker 24: Fear caused a young Conglese woman slave to a Conglese
1:06:19
Speaker 24: master in a village of Marquise of Dama, not far
1:06:24
Speaker 24: from Jose Monzolo's birthplace, to take her home to take
1:06:28
Speaker 24: her own life. In July sixteen ninety five, According to
1:06:32
Speaker 24: the Capuchin missionary Luca dow Calta Nissetta, who was visiting
1:06:38
Speaker 24: at the time, the woman overheard a conversation between her
1:06:42
Speaker 24: master and an agent of the Luanda based Portuguese merchant
1:06:46
Speaker 24: Francisco Pereira Bravo, who wanted to purchase the woman and
1:06:51
Speaker 24: her infant son, still nursing at her breast, when she
1:06:55
Speaker 24: suspected to sail would result in her transfer to America.
1:06:59
Speaker 24: More time, when she suspected the sale would result in
1:07:02
Speaker 24: her transfer to America, she seized the child and angrily
1:07:06
Speaker 24: threw him against the stone, and then grabbed some arrows
1:07:09
Speaker 24: from the hand of a man and wrathfully use them
1:07:12
Speaker 24: to pierce her own breast.
1:07:14
Speaker 12: In this manner, she desperately died. Why did she do that?
1:07:18
Speaker 24: Because she thought she was gonna be sold to America
1:07:20
Speaker 24: and eaten by white cannibals. This legend that white people
1:07:23
Speaker 24: were cannibals was backed by one of the sources.
1:07:26
Speaker 12: I just gave you, but.
1:07:28
Speaker 9: Didn't you pause that I told her in a condo.
1:07:31
Speaker 9: I didn't even he's gonna mention it all the air.
1:07:32
Speaker 9: I'm mixing all the airs before he's sit.
1:07:34
Speaker 1: But he's not talking. This is ubiquitous.
1:07:37
Speaker 9: From the condo, and go all the way up nor
1:07:40
Speaker 9: to Senegal, may fucking Bata Higeria.
1:07:46
Speaker 1: All the slave ears were that they were snatching niggas
1:07:49
Speaker 1: out of Africa. This is what they are. Know that
1:07:51
Speaker 1: this motherfucker's a cab. Tell me, is you biquous? So
1:07:56
Speaker 1: we know it's factual. But look at old none of
1:08:00
Speaker 1: all books.
1:08:01
Speaker 9: There's not none of all books because you know good,
1:08:03
Speaker 9: dirty white fast and you're not gonna write it that
1:08:05
Speaker 9: goddamn fake gass.
1:08:07
Speaker 1: That's why it ain't your fucking bok hoh right, your
1:08:10
Speaker 1: fake gass his that's right in your fake ass history book.
1:08:14
Speaker 9: You want to put your Fike Jesus than you can
1:08:16
Speaker 9: to help brought people shit in your fake gas fucking
1:08:20
Speaker 9: a proper gang that's ass books. That's what you're putting
1:08:24
Speaker 9: now that black people's buys all fucked up today all.
1:08:28
Speaker 1: White people came to give us, say, with his age
1:08:30
Speaker 1: kit and all his old shit to talk.
1:08:32
Speaker 3: What are you?
1:08:32
Speaker 1: What? What are you talking about? Get out of my face?
1:08:36
Speaker 24: So the Anamhandro or Almodro Institute of Early American History
1:08:42
Speaker 24: and Culture, it says, I just want to read you
1:08:44
Speaker 24: guys a little bit of background.
1:08:47
Speaker 12: This William May Quarterly is from eighteen ninety two to
1:08:50
Speaker 12: twenty twenty years.
1:08:51
Speaker 24: Their contact information if you guys want to debunk them is, oh,
1:08:55
Speaker 24: their website right here.
1:08:57
Speaker 12: Let me share their website for you guys real quick.
1:09:02
Speaker 12: That way, you guys ignore.
1:09:04
Speaker 24: There yourself and contact them if you want to, it
1:09:07
Speaker 24: says the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture
1:09:11
Speaker 24: supports scholars in scholarship focused on the extensive field of.
1:09:14
Speaker 12: Early American history.
1:09:16
Speaker 24: The OI has produced a deep bench of award winning
1:09:19
Speaker 24: scholarly monographs on a variety of topics, published the leading
1:09:23
Speaker 24: journals in the field, the William Mary Quarterly, and sponsored
1:09:27
Speaker 24: events including conferences designed to bring together scholars for robust
1:09:31
Speaker 24: exchange at various levels of career achievement. For robust exchange.
1:09:34
Speaker 24: So now we've seen that she dashed her infant child
1:09:39
Speaker 24: one more time. It says she seized the child and
1:09:42
Speaker 24: angling threw him against the stone, and then she grabs
1:09:45
Speaker 24: some arrows from my hand, the hand of a man,
1:09:47
Speaker 24: and wrathfully used in the pierce her own breast.
1:09:49
Speaker 12: In this manner, she desperately died.
1:09:51
Speaker 8: So that's the video. If I find a longer vusion
1:09:57
Speaker 8: on his channel on TikTok is called post nation, so
1:10:02
Speaker 8: I'll share literally on that as they get to continue.
1:10:05
Speaker 8: But let me go through the comments very quickly. See
1:10:08
Speaker 8: what you guys are saying regarding the same conversation. I
1:10:11
Speaker 8: see big cheese in the building, caribous and a Jason welcome. Earlier,
1:10:16
Speaker 8: I see someone was talking about I remember they used
1:10:22
Speaker 8: to eat their own children in England back in the day.
1:10:27
Speaker 1: That is all of Europe. Well, that's why I job
1:10:32
Speaker 1: we look up that the last crusade they had all
1:10:35
Speaker 1: the children, they had them down by the ocean.
1:10:37
Speaker 9: They ate them all, and people went over there and
1:10:40
Speaker 9: cooked them and made him, made him in a barbecue.
1:10:43
Speaker 1: All them kids, they were their kids, ate them, every
1:10:45
Speaker 1: last one of them.
1:10:46
Speaker 25: Everybody go to mic every going to March for Jesus
1:10:50
Speaker 25: and on the March for Jesus, and they ate, They asked,
1:10:54
Speaker 25: they ain't in your history book, ads, and these are facts.
1:10:57
Speaker 1: They're on the March for Jesus, and they got eight.
1:11:00
Speaker 1: Did you ask that? Mocking by?
1:11:04
Speaker 8: But I see someone also saying talking about boy being
1:11:09
Speaker 8: canceled in books. So yeah, Boir is not entertaining any sort.
1:11:14
Speaker 1: Of And they didn't. They didn't cancel. They just don't.
1:11:19
Speaker 1: They ain't know how that happened.
1:11:21
Speaker 9: Maybe I was having no distractions, but no, goopy damn
1:11:23
Speaker 9: goopy physician't doing nothing well, board down.
1:11:29
Speaker 1: But people not jery bite people nothing, So what we
1:11:31
Speaker 1: need we don't know this goody cars'll go away.
1:11:35
Speaker 8: But also says yeap the hansle and the great tail.
1:11:38
Speaker 8: Story is about story, little people.
1:11:42
Speaker 1: The brain.
1:11:42
Speaker 8: Also someone asked that the best believe they will do
1:11:46
Speaker 8: the best. Best believe they will do it again. Sorry again.
1:11:49
Speaker 8: If if a famine hits America or anywhere they live.
1:11:54
Speaker 9: Them remember I'll tell you I'm gonna John. I remember
1:12:03
Speaker 9: looking up again on Bitch You and Alice.
1:12:07
Speaker 1: Joe said, when we go start starting and things don't
1:12:09
Speaker 1: go go back, don't think I won't eat your ass.
1:12:13
Speaker 1: I'll eat your ass.
1:12:14
Speaker 13: I'll put you in there.
1:12:15
Speaker 9: You think my children are gonna start, I'm gonna put
1:12:18
Speaker 9: you on a stigt and I'm gonna cook you.
1:12:20
Speaker 1: I'm gonna eat your ass.
1:12:23
Speaker 9: Hey, Joe, when you get do this better, bitch you
1:12:26
Speaker 9: and say Alex Jones services Ali Jones talk about talks
1:12:30
Speaker 9: about eating people.
1:12:32
Speaker 1: I'll eat your ass with things.
1:12:33
Speaker 9: When the when when when the food supply stops and
1:12:36
Speaker 9: they trying to start, I'm gonna buy shoot you in
1:12:39
Speaker 9: the head and bring you back to my house and
1:12:41
Speaker 9: we'll cook you.
1:12:42
Speaker 1: Over open pit, and I'll eat your ass. That's right,
1:12:48
Speaker 1: that's what they are.
1:12:53
Speaker 9: Why don't you eat some vestibles or something? Al He's like,
1:12:56
Speaker 9: where all the vestros be gone? Yeah, I'll eat your ass.
1:13:01
Speaker 9: O waterproof, water proof be gone. You can't catch bitch,
1:13:06
Speaker 9: but I'm shooting head. Put it back in my house,
1:13:09
Speaker 9: me and my kids at each oa.
1:13:14
Speaker 8: I see on beaches, I can't see anything on TikTok.
1:13:16
Speaker 8: I can't see anything similar to that as well.
1:13:21
Speaker 1: Go to YouTube because he's bad. No YouTube, said, somebody
1:13:26
Speaker 1: about to take this, she said, go on YOUTUBEI said.
1:13:29
Speaker 1: Alan Jones talks about beating peel myself sufficient.
1:13:35
Speaker 25: Mm hmm.
1:13:37
Speaker 12: Today it's five percent. We have a collapse.
1:13:44
Speaker 1: We have a collapse of sir, I wasn't done it.
1:13:48
Speaker 1: We have a couple. I'll have a collapseress kids done,
1:13:51
Speaker 1: all right, I said for good for kiddad, I'm an easy.
1:13:55
Speaker 12: Strapolated this out and I won't have to for a
1:13:57
Speaker 12: few years. Second we have I'm going ready to hang
1:14:02
Speaker 12: them about.
1:14:05
Speaker 1: You know what, I'm ready.
1:14:05
Speaker 12: My daughters aren't starting.
1:14:09
Speaker 1: I'm going.
1:14:11
Speaker 12: Being honest, I'll eat your ass.
1:14:13
Speaker 1: I will.
1:14:14
Speaker 12: I'm combat model.
1:14:18
Speaker 8: This is so crazy. The fact that this, this is
1:14:21
Speaker 8: not even a joke to be taken like that, This
1:14:23
Speaker 8: is so crazy.
1:14:24
Speaker 1: This is oh my god.
1:14:29
Speaker 8: I'm just saying for people like I'm saying this, there's
1:14:32
Speaker 8: so many people who don't know this information not to
1:14:35
Speaker 8: be discussing like we just say this, that people are
1:14:38
Speaker 8: getting informed about this and they're getting shot that white
1:14:40
Speaker 8: people used to eat black people. So the fact that
1:14:44
Speaker 8: he's saying he maybe say this, he said this actually
1:14:46
Speaker 8: opened you know, maybe he said this openly and some
1:14:49
Speaker 8: people might not have taken it seriously because you don't
1:14:51
Speaker 8: know the information about cannibalism and the history that has
1:14:55
Speaker 8: been literally long existing.
1:15:00
Speaker 1: That's happened. I'm not letting my kids stuff. I'm gonna
1:15:03
Speaker 1: hang you up. I'm gonna get you.
1:15:05
Speaker 26: Probably the leader to the point is is if you
1:15:08
Speaker 26: thought about that yet? Because I'm somebody that thought I
1:15:11
Speaker 26: could fix this, and I'm starting to think about having
1:15:14
Speaker 26: to eat my neighbors. Do you think I like size
1:15:18
Speaker 26: it up my neighbor, how I'm gonna haul him up
1:15:20
Speaker 26: by a chain and chop his eyes up.
1:15:23
Speaker 10: I'll do it, my children. I'm going hungry. I will
1:15:28
Speaker 10: eat your ass, your head, and dig.
1:15:35
Speaker 1: You out of those bunkers. Shop.
1:15:36
Speaker 12: We're gonna dig you out of those holes you make
1:15:39
Speaker 12: us eat up.
1:15:40
Speaker 3: You.
1:15:40
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something right now, anybody but get
1:15:44
Speaker 1: my hands.
1:15:44
Speaker 27: Around your throat. And you know that that's why your
1:15:47
Speaker 27: peace right now? You should have thought about that when
1:15:50
Speaker 27: you turned down Christ a long time ago. You want
1:15:53
Speaker 27: to meet with me, you said us, write with me.
1:15:56
Speaker 12: How about you get on your knees to Christ.
1:15:58
Speaker 1: You meet with my boss right now that my father
1:16:02
Speaker 1: think they cause their past. Tell you to take Christ.
1:16:05
Speaker 1: This mother than about no Chris. Tell you to take Christ.
1:16:07
Speaker 1: You know about Christ, and I'm about Christ.
1:16:09
Speaker 9: It's one of those English crackers ever come up from
1:16:12
Speaker 9: Christ ship you thinking this wicked as crackers ever, there's
1:16:16
Speaker 9: my fucker right here, this proper gand that's here, this
1:16:19
Speaker 9: cat would that proper gand is Christ? And they they
1:16:23
Speaker 9: need to say that, think Jesus Christ. Then for the
1:16:25
Speaker 9: moron for the people back at the people of the Chief.
1:16:28
Speaker 1: Teach Jesus Christ is my Lord Christ. And why you're
1:16:33
Speaker 1: talking about eating motherfucker Christ?
1:16:35
Speaker 16: Christ?
1:16:35
Speaker 1: That's what you get nobody doing and Christ about Christ?
1:16:42
Speaker 4: You show met with.
1:16:43
Speaker 1: Some low level nobody.
1:16:46
Speaker 12: I from nobody.
1:16:48
Speaker 1: You Saint Christ would eat somebody. He would never do that.
1:16:50
Speaker 1: I will.
1:16:51
Speaker 12: I'm gonna watch my daughter starve to death. Now you
1:16:57
Speaker 12: can say that.
1:17:00
Speaker 1: The moment of pruts and vegetables. You get me to
1:17:04
Speaker 1: this is crazy. Eat people, This is crazy.
1:17:08
Speaker 8: This is crazy. And sadly it might be heading there
1:17:11
Speaker 8: because it might be literally it's it's it's heading there
1:17:15
Speaker 8: because you're about to talk about how people are suffering
1:17:17
Speaker 8: because they can't apart from just having their food stamps
1:17:21
Speaker 8: removed and all that people are suffering. People are complaining
1:17:24
Speaker 8: about how America is not survivable anymore. You can't survive.
1:17:29
Speaker 1: In this piece, people crying when you stomach touch your
1:17:33
Speaker 1: motherfucking bag Jo. We're complain about it.
1:17:36
Speaker 8: Yes, you know you have to find out how not
1:17:39
Speaker 8: stomach to touch your backbone. Have survival skills not like
1:17:43
Speaker 8: Alex Jones. Don't survive on people's you know, with human meat.
1:17:47
Speaker 8: That's crazy. I'll eat your your but he told you,
1:17:53
Speaker 8: I'll not recommend survival skills. You'd rather go eat a raccoon.
1:17:59
Speaker 8: That's this time, Go find a raccoon. I support bush
1:18:03
Speaker 8: meet at this particular point. You know, go find yourself
1:18:06
Speaker 8: a bush meet. If you're a good hunter, if you
1:18:08
Speaker 8: need some hunting skills, I got you.
1:18:10
Speaker 21: Are you.
1:18:12
Speaker 9: Where the bush? Why can't you go get a raccoon?
1:18:16
Speaker 9: A getting human meat? They were the judges, got you
1:18:25
Speaker 9: got everywhere?
1:18:27
Speaker 8: I don't know. I'd rather rather I'd rather eat the raccoon,
1:18:33
Speaker 8: not the possum. The possum now, but.
1:18:40
Speaker 1: Okay, would very the parson of human human badge hacoon.
1:18:45
Speaker 8: I'm still gonna get the raccoon. I'm gonna find the
1:18:48
Speaker 8: rac I'm not sure it's some I'm not eating no
1:18:54
Speaker 8: big fat right, no way. But I also see Jason
1:18:56
Speaker 8: carrib Was again says, how do our racists how do
1:19:01
Speaker 8: a racist have sex with a black person? Same d like? No,
1:19:04
Speaker 8: it's crazy. How do you eat what you don't like it?
1:19:07
Speaker 8: It's just so crazy.
1:19:08
Speaker 9: I don't care about they talking about the savage them,
1:19:11
Speaker 9: they the animals, the animals, bowsy, they don't care about that.
1:19:14
Speaker 9: Animals don't care about what they. I mean, they like
1:19:17
Speaker 9: you because they fucking you. That's where black people get
1:19:20
Speaker 9: you already, like me because they.
1:19:21
Speaker 1: They taking me. That's where goopy Africans got that. Black
1:19:24
Speaker 1: men and black women leader that stupid ship because nobody
1:19:27
Speaker 1: slept with your ass. You believe they don't hate your ass.
1:19:31
Speaker 1: Ydies getting that from your stupid ass, I mean they
1:19:34
Speaker 1: don't hate your ass.
1:19:35
Speaker 8: Dial And Jackson says exactly, No, Black folks are no
1:19:39
Speaker 8: more illusions. Big Cheese Welcome once again says this is
1:19:43
Speaker 8: why any black woman who live with the white with
1:19:45
Speaker 8: non black man, I see you as my enemy. You
1:19:48
Speaker 8: are a p or s to me. I agree with you,
1:19:51
Speaker 8: to Cheese, I support you on that. Big Time also
1:19:55
Speaker 8: says that it buggles my mind. How on earth did
1:19:59
Speaker 8: this white man gets everyone to love him and hates me.
1:20:03
Speaker 8: This must be an illusion I'm in. It's crazy and
1:20:07
Speaker 8: I think about that too.
1:20:09
Speaker 9: I think about that dude, that bitch or general excuse
1:20:12
Speaker 9: who said that, you know, jef oh, I think about that.
1:20:17
Speaker 1: To us said this is the most man. That's how
1:20:19
Speaker 1: you know.
1:20:19
Speaker 9: It's metaphysics, that's how you know is done from me
1:20:22
Speaker 9: unseen because this motherfucking you're penis so wicked, so brutal,
1:20:26
Speaker 9: so evil, you know it's done from the unseen ram
1:20:30
Speaker 9: that this is spiritual, because there's no fucking way it's
1:20:34
Speaker 9: wicked motherfucker can have everybody love him without some loss
1:20:38
Speaker 9: of unseen shit going on in the background. There's no way,
1:20:42
Speaker 9: it's no way possible. Oh the wicked ship. This motherfucker's done.
1:20:47
Speaker 1: And you see, I'm black people today running around here.
1:20:49
Speaker 1: Oh wait, man's my friend, all right?
1:20:54
Speaker 3: And what what.
1:20:58
Speaker 8: He's crazy? I said, says that, and they scared us,
1:21:02
Speaker 8: saying Africans head a big pot in the village to
1:21:05
Speaker 8: boil people.
1:21:06
Speaker 26: What what the hell?
1:21:08
Speaker 8: What the pot to boil people? We use pols, we
1:21:11
Speaker 8: use ports here to boil. Mostly it's cons literally constant beans.
1:21:18
Speaker 8: That's what people use. The constant beans, sweet potatoes, yams
1:21:25
Speaker 8: most of the times. Maybe if you want your meat
1:21:27
Speaker 8: to be tender, that's recommended, not human meat. Goddamn, that's crazy.
1:21:33
Speaker 8: You you guys are told all kinds of stories about Africa.
1:21:36
Speaker 8: It's crazy. It's so crazy about anyway, As we move
1:21:40
Speaker 8: on to the main conversation, we have literally the percentage
1:21:44
Speaker 8: of Americans complain about the not onally lay off so much,
1:21:48
Speaker 8: how life is becoming super super hard, and we might
1:21:52
Speaker 8: be heading where Alex Jones is literally talking about maybe
1:21:55
Speaker 8: that's the new coming thing, you know. Let me share
1:21:59
Speaker 8: this as we get to I'm seeing you from my.
1:22:00
Speaker 20: Corporate job yesterday, and I think that this is the
1:22:03
Speaker 20: reality for a lot of Americans right now, and it
1:22:05
Speaker 20: needs to be shared because America is not doing well
1:22:08
Speaker 20: right now. We have a ninety four percent prediction rate
1:22:12
Speaker 20: that the recession is going to come, but yet our
1:22:14
Speaker 20: fricking administration hasn't even made the move to actually say
1:22:17
Speaker 20: that a recession is coming.
1:22:19
Speaker 14: And let's actually call it what it is, a depression.
1:22:21
Speaker 14: People can't afford groceries, they can't afford.
1:22:24
Speaker 20: Rent, they can't afford buying houses, they can't afford having babies,
1:22:27
Speaker 20: they can't afford having the kids in general, if they
1:22:28
Speaker 20: already have them.
1:22:29
Speaker 14: We are not in a good spot, y'all.
1:22:31
Speaker 20: I know that I'm just a number in a company,
1:22:33
Speaker 20: but I thought I was, okay, You're going to think
1:22:35
Speaker 20: that you're okay because you've worked there.
1:22:37
Speaker 14: For so long where you have the right experience, Like you.
1:22:39
Speaker 20: Guys, I have an undergraduate in marketing, a master's in business,
1:22:42
Speaker 20: six years of paid social media experience, both on a
1:22:45
Speaker 20: strategist and manager level.
1:22:47
Speaker 14: I have done people management for at least three years.
1:22:49
Speaker 20: I'm a senior level in my career, and yet when
1:22:53
Speaker 20: I was hired to do a senior level role, I
1:22:55
Speaker 20: was forced into entry level positions. I was doing entry
1:22:59
Speaker 20: level work as a seat your level strategist all while
1:23:01
Speaker 20: at the same time being asked to reduce my workload
1:23:03
Speaker 20: with AI and our team was having layoffs every like
1:23:06
Speaker 20: three months.
1:23:07
Speaker 14: I should have seen it coming, I really should have.
1:23:09
Speaker 20: But the thing is is that it was not something
1:23:11
Speaker 20: that I saw coming, because the day before that they
1:23:13
Speaker 20: laid me off, I was literally talking coverage plans with
1:23:16
Speaker 20: another employee who was going on leaf for like months.
1:23:19
Speaker 14: How am I supposed to sit there and not think
1:23:21
Speaker 14: that I'm safe in that moment.
1:23:23
Speaker 20: I just think it's absolutely ridiculous that we live in
1:23:25
Speaker 20: a world like this, where like my manager wasn't even
1:23:27
Speaker 20: the one that fired me, by the way, or laid
1:23:29
Speaker 20: me off.
1:23:30
Speaker 14: It was frickin HR and they read off a script.
1:23:33
Speaker 14: But my whole team got laid off.
1:23:36
Speaker 20: And this is the reality for a lot of Americans
1:23:38
Speaker 20: right now. My partner is a first responder, So I'm
1:23:40
Speaker 20: very lucky for the fact that I can be.
1:23:42
Speaker 1: He got fired. That's really get laid off.
1:23:47
Speaker 20: He got fired right now because luckily his job is
1:23:51
Speaker 20: secure thanks to the fact that number one, his job
1:23:53
Speaker 20: is essential, and number two, he has a union behind him.
1:23:56
Speaker 14: What I will never understand is why corporate agencies have
1:23:59
Speaker 14: not union. We're not allowed, right, We're not allowed. That's
1:24:03
Speaker 14: part of it.
1:24:04
Speaker 20: We'll get fired because at least in this corporate world,
1:24:06
Speaker 20: they're always going to side on the side of business
1:24:08
Speaker 20: because that's what's making the government that baseful.
1:24:10
Speaker 9: Day mans, you believe that they you like people, got
1:24:14
Speaker 9: rid of the unions. All your racist ass Ronald read
1:24:17
Speaker 9: is Nixon.
1:24:18
Speaker 1: We reunionized. They told you all the union is bad
1:24:21
Speaker 1: and the niggas shouldn't have unions, and the niggas want
1:24:24
Speaker 1: more money. And if we do, and if you get
1:24:26
Speaker 1: and then you get a.
1:24:27
Speaker 9: Union, I means you get a livapool way. You said
1:24:30
Speaker 9: that was bad, They turned that was timonism. They told
1:24:33
Speaker 9: you don't like people. That was timism. But you believe
1:24:36
Speaker 9: every time you hurt somebody, as long as you're okay,
1:24:39
Speaker 9: it's okay for everybody to be fucked up. That your
1:24:42
Speaker 9: white mindset you people are wicked evil. So when they
1:24:47
Speaker 9: finally start given you all the unions that people hadn't
1:24:51
Speaker 9: fought for, get fights in the streets in American people
1:24:54
Speaker 9: dying fighting, they get unions.
1:24:57
Speaker 1: In this country, people diet, they died in the street.
1:25:01
Speaker 1: Bank mccrick. That's everyone with Jimmy Tevili robed Pittsburgh and
1:25:05
Speaker 1: uh uh uh vic cheese.
1:25:08
Speaker 9: That called the rust belt now because it's all gone,
1:25:10
Speaker 9: the rost belt that used to be the industrial base
1:25:13
Speaker 9: of America. Now it's called the rust belt because all
1:25:16
Speaker 9: the god damned industrial jobs are gone because they crushed
1:25:20
Speaker 9: the union. Union said you couldn't put a child, that
1:25:24
Speaker 9: child couldn't do labor.
1:25:26
Speaker 1: Now they want to bring that child labor in this country.
1:25:29
Speaker 9: Anybody you couldn't anybody under sixteen years against the law to.
1:25:34
Speaker 1: Work a child like the shit you got in Africa.
1:25:36
Speaker 1: Kids working in minds and ship. That's illego. The union
1:25:41
Speaker 1: rights that was made illegal. But you racist crackers were
1:25:46
Speaker 1: told this is done in as out com and so
1:25:54
Speaker 1: you helped your white benefactors.
1:25:58
Speaker 9: He rolled good wages, good jobs, manufacturers.
1:26:04
Speaker 1: Member chid the Trump got right, You're too stupid.
1:26:07
Speaker 9: In America, the manufacers. I'm gonna keep it honest. The
1:26:10
Speaker 9: manufacturing intelligence is done. You know that take twenty five
1:26:13
Speaker 9: years to get that back. And then energy is chusings too.
1:26:17
Speaker 9: I told you energy is too expensive in America. How
1:26:19
Speaker 9: you don't compete with child with energy's cheap with childe.
1:26:23
Speaker 1: Right, you get the rights on that.
1:26:25
Speaker 9: It costs ten times as much, so you can't compete
1:26:28
Speaker 9: with the price. But you decide to get out the
1:26:32
Speaker 9: unions when the union say, okay, everybody gets to work.
1:26:36
Speaker 4: A forty hour week.
1:26:37
Speaker 1: You must have a livable wage. That's why you got
1:26:41
Speaker 1: what and I'm not a job We look this up
1:26:43
Speaker 1: right up that she does this right? What is the
1:26:45
Speaker 1: average what does the average take.
1:26:47
Speaker 9: On pay of a worker? And the CEO not the
1:26:51
Speaker 9: whole of the company. The president with jobie is the president.
1:26:55
Speaker 1: Of the company.
1:26:55
Speaker 9: Right there, their their wage and the regular worker way
1:27:00
Speaker 9: what's the what's the difference.
1:27:02
Speaker 1: We know when you have unions, the difference might have
1:27:04
Speaker 1: been twenty thirty one. I think today is like four.
1:27:08
Speaker 9: Hundred dollars to one. It's like for them, it's fucking
1:27:11
Speaker 9: astronomically fucking crazy. It's unsustainable because you got rid of
1:27:16
Speaker 9: the union, you got rid of unions. They turn us
1:27:20
Speaker 9: all communism and don't do it. And the unions would
1:27:23
Speaker 9: give you a vacation. They must reason why we get
1:27:25
Speaker 9: vacations in America now? Because the unions. You couldn't even
1:27:29
Speaker 9: take a goddamn week vacation in America without the unions.
1:27:34
Speaker 1: Don't look that up. Reason why you get a week
1:27:38
Speaker 1: or two weeks paid vacation now? But I give the
1:27:44
Speaker 1: righteous they don't want They never wanted to give you that.
1:27:47
Speaker 1: They want to do the unions that got you. Reason
1:27:49
Speaker 1: why he used to get a pigeon. They destroyed that.
1:27:51
Speaker 1: You don't get that in the miwak because they took
1:27:53
Speaker 1: away get unions. You used to get a pigeon. He
1:27:57
Speaker 1: cuts the money they're government to cut the people put
1:28:00
Speaker 1: some money and by thirty.
1:28:02
Speaker 9: Years when you had then you had money to retire
1:28:04
Speaker 9: of of Remember they stole all.
1:28:06
Speaker 1: Your pences back in the seventies, they stubble it. Anybody
1:28:11
Speaker 1: go to jail. Anybody go to jail. Fuck no, they
1:28:15
Speaker 1: stole your pitching money.
1:28:17
Speaker 4: And then remember, and then and then.
1:28:20
Speaker 9: Remember, and they remember, and they remember they gave him
1:28:25
Speaker 9: some farther fake four month gig plan. Shit when they
1:28:28
Speaker 9: get to steal your money, when it makes you put
1:28:30
Speaker 9: your money back in the same corporations who are gonna
1:28:33
Speaker 9: steal it.
1:28:34
Speaker 1: You don't have the right to control that money.
1:28:37
Speaker 9: So they're planning everything or nothing because they canna steal
1:28:40
Speaker 9: your ball day, let's gonna be stubble it.
1:28:43
Speaker 1: There ain't not that's go because it's a scam, they said,
1:28:46
Speaker 1: another scam to steal that from you.
1:28:50
Speaker 9: Because you see when you may unions, even though unions
1:28:54
Speaker 9: some were corrupted because no, you had to get infantry
1:28:57
Speaker 9: by the Italian mob. There was the piece of that money.
1:29:01
Speaker 9: But you don't even were designed that did run correctly
1:29:03
Speaker 9: to protect the workers from the company. You couldn't get
1:29:07
Speaker 9: fired right up for no reasons. The woe say, you
1:29:09
Speaker 9: know what, all right, the way you looked today, kill
1:29:12
Speaker 9: that's you'll fight it. But what I did, but then
1:29:14
Speaker 9: I done, Jo said don't like the way you looked
1:29:18
Speaker 9: today to buy it. That's what you did in America.
1:29:23
Speaker 1: That's how it works today. That's how books. Remember you
1:29:26
Speaker 1: got states in the southtime, No, no work the right state.
1:29:29
Speaker 1: You know this, I work the right state. It sounds
1:29:32
Speaker 1: like you got the right to work. Now what it
1:29:34
Speaker 1: means I can fire you for the fucking ass for nothing.
1:29:39
Speaker 1: That's wi me said.
1:29:41
Speaker 9: Tell you the white man always talks me poor dumb.
1:29:44
Speaker 9: You know, start a right, a right to work state.
1:29:47
Speaker 1: He said, Oh damn, I got the right to work. Now,
1:29:49
Speaker 1: ain't what it means.
1:29:50
Speaker 9: That means I got the right to fire your fucking
1:29:52
Speaker 9: ass for nothing. And nothing you can do but get
1:29:56
Speaker 9: your ship, get the fuck out.
1:29:57
Speaker 4: Okay. So that's why that bother thing is so bad.
1:30:01
Speaker 21: Now you be now.
1:30:02
Speaker 9: Culinated years of them destroying the middle class because they
1:30:06
Speaker 9: were a man, remember the rich, that man. When you
1:30:08
Speaker 9: got a middle class and you got uh workers' rights
1:30:13
Speaker 9: and you got up unions, they spent the last seventy years,
1:30:21
Speaker 9: these billionaires and they told.
1:30:26
Speaker 1: You, oh, and this is what you're living with all your.
1:30:30
Speaker 9: Jobs ship to China because you thought was always about
1:30:34
Speaker 9: hurrying black people and other people.
1:30:36
Speaker 1: But you should have known it. Berna told you if
1:30:38
Speaker 1: I was born, they said, this is gonna come back
1:30:41
Speaker 1: and fuck you white people up. You're hollering out the country.
1:30:45
Speaker 9: You go back to these day the fathers fucking born.
1:30:46
Speaker 9: They don't you dumb ass pass but you're white. I'm like,
1:30:50
Speaker 9: they're not gonna do it just like that, and I
1:30:53
Speaker 9: they don't give a fuck about you. They hold out
1:30:57
Speaker 9: the country for their own selfish pilp. They destroyed the country.
1:31:03
Speaker 9: And I'm telling you now, it's ill reversible. This is
1:31:08
Speaker 9: the scary pro white lady. It's irreversible. American's gotta go
1:31:13
Speaker 9: to this class. Not think even a good thing, but
1:31:15
Speaker 9: it's fact. Though it's mathematics mathematically impossible for the United
1:31:20
Speaker 9: States to be safe.
1:31:22
Speaker 1: They're trying.
1:31:23
Speaker 4: And now with that.
1:31:23
Speaker 9: Bitcoin ship, the shout after the Russians at right, I
1:31:26
Speaker 9: think Americans don't try to scrap their deck and put
1:31:30
Speaker 9: in some fake thic cooin that they created. Ye get y'all,
1:31:35
Speaker 9: I'm a mudu, y'all got sober. Whatever fuck his dooopie
1:31:37
Speaker 9: name was create that big coin ship. That was a
1:31:41
Speaker 9: goddamn American CIA.
1:31:42
Speaker 1: Created that ship. Whatever his damn name is, y'all got motives,
1:31:46
Speaker 1: y'all got sober.
1:31:47
Speaker 9: Whatever fake name they gave him, never kind of made
1:31:51
Speaker 9: up name they gave them.
1:31:53
Speaker 1: But so it's don't get.
1:31:56
Speaker 9: Even worse because they're hard up the country understanding, and
1:32:01
Speaker 9: you white people hitting it. Hugh muffle his love Roald
1:32:05
Speaker 9: Ring and raise his ass with that fake trickle down,
1:32:09
Speaker 9: trickle down, fucking out economy, that trickle down nonsense, get
1:32:14
Speaker 9: him money all the rich and the rich will make jobs.
1:32:16
Speaker 9: Did you see the rich make any jobs? Because rich
1:32:18
Speaker 9: people don't make jobs, stupid, they destroyed jobs, they going
1:32:24
Speaker 9: good businesses. That's why you're getting goutty.
1:32:27
Speaker 1: Rich people don't make jobs, doney, And that's been though.
1:32:32
Speaker 9: But walty don't create no fucking jobs. They destroyed edize
1:32:37
Speaker 9: because they're selfish. They want to steal all the money
1:32:39
Speaker 9: for themselves.
1:32:40
Speaker 1: They don't create shit. That's trickle down economic bullshit that
1:32:46
Speaker 1: you've been living under. And everybody knows, Oh they didn't work,
1:32:49
Speaker 1: they know did it didn't work then?
1:32:51
Speaker 9: But they did enough pr they did enough public relations
1:32:55
Speaker 9: for you stupid ass white people to go around with
1:32:57
Speaker 9: slit your own fucking throat because you thought if you
1:33:01
Speaker 9: ain't care about your your mom and dady't give a
1:33:03
Speaker 9: fuck about your white lady. They want to stitch your
1:33:06
Speaker 9: They wanna stitch your throat because they never worried about
1:33:08
Speaker 9: black people having Remember they didn't want black people in
1:33:10
Speaker 9: their union. You guys don't remember that blacks would not
1:33:13
Speaker 9: allowed to have in live with where you be in
1:33:15
Speaker 9: their union and get good with the niggas are belonging
1:33:20
Speaker 9: to the union. Miserable white people have good wages and
1:33:23
Speaker 9: be able to feed their kids and been to school.
1:33:26
Speaker 1: You niggas don't belong here, right, Remember that? Remember that they.
1:33:32
Speaker 9: Admits they told you union ain't no good for nobody, right,
1:33:35
Speaker 9: so you group me motherfuckers. They're not teaching your own
1:33:39
Speaker 9: history about the union fights that were happening in the world. Right,
1:33:46
Speaker 9: they can racing the.
1:33:49
Speaker 1: Bad That's what that finally know the money for all
1:33:53
Speaker 1: the money went to the top of over lettle dark
1:33:57
Speaker 1: and good work. And let's ask him say, what is.
1:34:03
Speaker 8: What is the.
1:34:06
Speaker 1: Gap?
1:34:07
Speaker 9: They were what is the earning gap between the worker
1:34:13
Speaker 9: of a company and the CEO company? What is the
1:34:17
Speaker 9: what is the earning gap? I got a form because
1:34:25
Speaker 9: said the time what worker to make? And now the
1:34:28
Speaker 9: ceo because the last you know he didn't. He didn't
1:34:32
Speaker 9: make them equipment out of the company.
1:34:35
Speaker 1: The workers do a game.
1:34:37
Speaker 8: What's the gap between the federal walker and uh.
1:34:42
Speaker 1: Not the worker?
1:34:43
Speaker 4: There?
1:34:44
Speaker 1: What an earning gap between a company a company's border
1:34:50
Speaker 1: and a company ceo?
1:34:54
Speaker 9: Was the earning bat between a company's worker and a
1:35:00
Speaker 9: an gap.
1:35:07
Speaker 1: You cann't turn.
1:35:09
Speaker 4: Time the.
1:35:14
Speaker 8: Uh a minute? According to Google Learning, gap between a
1:35:22
Speaker 8: company worker and a company CEO in America varies significantly
1:35:27
Speaker 8: by the company, but the ratio of CEO to median
1:35:31
Speaker 8: worker pay can be extreme. For example, Ross Stores ce
1:35:36
Speaker 8: or to work pay ratio is approximately two thousand and
1:35:41
Speaker 8: one hundred to one wild.
1:35:53
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, two thousands of dollars astronom.
1:36:00
Speaker 9: It's astronomical. I means it means a brood on this
1:36:04
Speaker 9: ship that m Steel makes all his money. We're not
1:36:08
Speaker 9: doing ship because he's got the more working. He's not
1:36:10
Speaker 9: the creating. What's ever been sold? It's astronomical. There's two
1:36:16
Speaker 9: thousand something from one.
1:36:18
Speaker 1: I just spent one behind the.
1:36:21
Speaker 9: I'm a thousand, a thousand, six hundred behind baby.
1:36:32
Speaker 1: What what? And you ain't run miss motherfucker dot to
1:36:37
Speaker 1: the run yet? Two thousand of one.
1:36:44
Speaker 9: My God, I'm gonna say that alt the town to
1:36:48
Speaker 9: the after due absalary.
1:36:51
Speaker 1: Go to do his stuff to the al salary.
1:36:53
Speaker 9: Let's be gottess thy thousand. Do they worth thousand dollars
1:36:58
Speaker 9: and two thousand? So what's fifty thousand times two.
1:37:04
Speaker 8: Thousands in dollars?
1:37:06
Speaker 1: Right a feen dollars? There's fifty thousand times two.
1:37:11
Speaker 9: Thousand, he said two thousand times this taboy, that's the
1:37:18
Speaker 9: adage to more than that?
1:37:19
Speaker 1: So what what two thousand times fifty thousand?
1:37:24
Speaker 3: What is that?
1:37:27
Speaker 1: That's because that's had the add of salar. Let mean
1:37:30
Speaker 1: the the average salary of the CEO two thousand times.
1:37:35
Speaker 1: It's the average or money. I've said that in the
1:37:39
Speaker 1: four places higher than that, this's the.
1:37:41
Speaker 8: Average fifty thousand times thousand times fifty thousand.
1:37:44
Speaker 9: Times fifty thousand times two thousand. We gotta go two
1:37:49
Speaker 9: thousand times the average right of a work. So so
1:37:53
Speaker 9: let me say a work for taking fifty thousand a year.
1:37:55
Speaker 9: So when it's two thousand times thouars, okay, So look
1:38:05
Speaker 9: up up of CEOs making.
1:38:10
Speaker 8: Just a minute.
1:38:14
Speaker 9: Um channels fifty thousand times two.
1:38:29
Speaker 8: I think there's one one one billion. If I'm not
1:38:34
Speaker 8: wrong one billion if I'm not wrong, literally according to
1:38:37
Speaker 8: my calculation. If you can't be that high according to
1:38:42
Speaker 8: my billion, ten million, sorry ten that's ten million.
1:38:49
Speaker 1: That doesn't make.
1:38:52
Speaker 9: So so why are you making fifty thousand dollars? CEOs
1:38:57
Speaker 9: making ten million yokey a year?
1:39:00
Speaker 4: Damn yeah.
1:39:04
Speaker 8: Hmm, that's biased neess at the highest level.
1:39:08
Speaker 1: That's it's sustaining. Let's let you know, without unions, that's
1:39:11
Speaker 1: how far you win.
1:39:12
Speaker 9: Because now the CEOs can now say we're gonna make
1:39:15
Speaker 9: two thousand times more than an average worker. That's unsustainable.
1:39:19
Speaker 9: That's why everybody's getting fired. That's why companies are moving
1:39:22
Speaker 9: the China. But things don't work because of the greed factor.
1:39:26
Speaker 1: Everybody knew that green was always gonna be a problem
1:39:30
Speaker 1: with white people.
1:39:32
Speaker 12: Or any people.
1:39:34
Speaker 9: That's why you have unions to offset the profits. You
1:39:37
Speaker 9: can't have a CEO make all the profits of the company. Hey,
1:39:41
Speaker 9: I play you work as a liberal wage. I get
1:39:45
Speaker 9: fifty dollars.
1:39:45
Speaker 1: That's a liberal way.
1:39:46
Speaker 9: Oh, some are not making I need to average soud
1:39:49
Speaker 9: Americas like thirty dollars, so.
1:39:52
Speaker 1: It's even more than that.
1:39:53
Speaker 9: Then I like the average salad Americans like thirty five
1:39:57
Speaker 9: prand yeah, let.
1:40:01
Speaker 8: Me create this.
1:40:04
Speaker 14: Right now.
1:40:05
Speaker 20: Is not supporting people, It is supporting business exactly, just
1:40:10
Speaker 20: a number.
1:40:11
Speaker 14: So please yourself like this. I wish I would have.
1:40:15
Speaker 20: I wish I've been applying to other jobs months ago.
1:40:17
Speaker 20: I just was so dumb, did not realize the signs.
1:40:20
Speaker 20: I want to talk about it. I think people need
1:40:23
Speaker 20: to talk about it. I think we need to make
1:40:25
Speaker 20: this more public. We all saw the jobs report. It
1:40:28
Speaker 20: was awful getting laid off on the day that the
1:40:30
Speaker 20: job support goes out and at twenty two thousand set
1:40:33
Speaker 20: of seventy five thousand new jobs.
1:40:34
Speaker 14: You know how discouraging that is. If you know of
1:40:37
Speaker 14: anything in the marketing space, let me.
1:40:39
Speaker 1: Know, job lay over, gonna get another job.
1:40:44
Speaker 14: I was laid off.
1:40:47
Speaker 1: Yep, black wet fire from linked.
1:40:52
Speaker 9: Ye make madam, dup make damp but you again. But
1:41:00
Speaker 9: I'm the job platform of people are looking for jobs.
1:41:03
Speaker 1: So what the matter is?
1:41:04
Speaker 9: You're getting fired from the place that's looking for jobs,
1:41:09
Speaker 9: that helps people look for jobs. LinkedIn. There's a company
1:41:13
Speaker 9: designed to help people look for jobs, and you're getting
1:41:17
Speaker 9: fired from there because there's no jobs.
1:41:22
Speaker 12: With people's jobs with AI.
1:41:27
Speaker 3: Yep, it's fine.
1:41:29
Speaker 28: It's about saying it's FINNI get serious. It's serious, and
1:41:33
Speaker 28: it's gonna get worse. More black women are gonna get
1:41:36
Speaker 28: fired and black man. People don't know where the last meal,
1:41:42
Speaker 28: not in that last meal, but next meal is gonna
1:41:44
Speaker 28: come from. People don't know how they gonna pay their bills. Dog,
1:41:50
Speaker 28: this economy is ft up, the job market is complete.
1:41:53
Speaker 28: Ship people are suffering, and in I'll be coming across
1:42:01
Speaker 28: these videos where I understand people trying to motivate people
1:42:04
Speaker 28: by saying, man, this is the time to start a business, motherfucker.
1:42:07
Speaker 9: If people you got no money, money, how they're gonna
1:42:11
Speaker 9: support the business that you would have got?
1:42:14
Speaker 1: People got no money, how you gonna start doun a
1:42:16
Speaker 1: business doing what you know?
1:42:18
Speaker 9: I got no money to buy your ship you're gonna
1:42:20
Speaker 9: make or the ship you're selling not in the American
1:42:22
Speaker 9: you thought now now, nigga better get out of this country.
1:42:26
Speaker 1: Now now this gus. They don't. He's the stupid ship
1:42:29
Speaker 1: to try to all go stuff start a business with
1:42:31
Speaker 1: what There's little bit.
1:42:32
Speaker 9: Of money I got left to pay my motherfucking right,
1:42:36
Speaker 9: and I don't think I'll be playing the street and
1:42:39
Speaker 9: then and.
1:42:42
Speaker 1: I mean, I man, criminal, I mean to be honest.
1:42:45
Speaker 1: So now I'll be stooding. I'll be putting the prison
1:42:48
Speaker 1: and some train Glevinger because I can't afford the liveral apartment.
1:42:54
Speaker 4: Talking about to.
1:42:55
Speaker 1: Start a business, where start through?
1:42:58
Speaker 9: What fucking you're talking about? Sat God damn more, get
1:43:03
Speaker 9: out of my face? Start of business? You don't want
1:43:06
Speaker 9: to talk to same business in America? Hundred a dozen
1:43:10
Speaker 9: of the dolls. Okay, I'm my dad under the ram.
1:43:14
Speaker 1: I got that worth talking about. I'm crazy to say
1:43:18
Speaker 1: I don't.
1:43:18
Speaker 9: Know my I don't know humans stand that I am
1:43:21
Speaker 9: a start a business of the book. I'm upcas just
1:43:27
Speaker 9: from ran the movie deals in America. I ask you
1:43:33
Speaker 9: for it better because people can't bear to go my
1:43:36
Speaker 9: stuff money no more.
1:43:38
Speaker 1: I ain't went to the movie. My kids were dead.
1:43:40
Speaker 9: That's fifteen years ago, right, So you want to be
1:43:45
Speaker 9: I must average. You go watching over that twenty five
1:43:48
Speaker 9: dollars page from my popcorn baby, looking enough the thirty three,
1:43:53
Speaker 9: I sell it tenry fifteen dollars if you wanna know,
1:44:00
Speaker 9: it's gonna watch some funky ass movie. Fucking this punt
1:44:04
Speaker 9: on fucking Netflix.
1:44:06
Speaker 4: Crazy.
1:44:08
Speaker 1: I can't import nothing but Netflix and chill. I can't
1:44:12
Speaker 1: part a good look at no damn movie. How you
1:44:14
Speaker 1: talking about so that you can't You can't even port
1:44:17
Speaker 1: the better until I start.
1:44:18
Speaker 9: A business, stead of business doing what only only business work,
1:44:22
Speaker 9: only business of work today right now is up.
1:44:24
Speaker 1: They're selling booie. Ye ain't gonna misser.
1:44:27
Speaker 9: You're gonna sell some booty. It's always that's always the
1:44:31
Speaker 9: market for somebody can sell some ass. It's a depressed
1:44:35
Speaker 9: I'm depressed. I ask somebody gets some asses. What business
1:44:39
Speaker 9: you're talking about?
1:44:43
Speaker 1: That's he's gonna find you. Some women that get do
1:44:45
Speaker 1: sell some ass.
1:44:46
Speaker 9: You out of luck.
1:44:49
Speaker 28: Start a business because who's gonna buy the ship. Some
1:44:54
Speaker 28: people don't want to start a business. They want to
1:44:56
Speaker 28: use their degree. Doctor is will getting laid off, nurse
1:45:02
Speaker 28: is getting laid off. This this stuff is affecting everybody though.
1:45:11
Speaker 9: Hey man, yeah I got a prognisi imposition, like two
1:45:13
Speaker 9: months I got stipp ass laid off.
1:45:15
Speaker 1: Shit. Shit. If you don't believe in Jesus, you might
1:45:25
Speaker 1: want to start. You might want to throw up a
1:45:28
Speaker 1: prayer because it's gonna get worse.
1:45:31
Speaker 9: I pig. It's yeah, you've been praying to Jesus. This
1:45:35
Speaker 9: ship still happened, and shut the fuck out.
1:45:39
Speaker 1: A dog. Why Jesus, Why Jesus didn't stop? This isn't happening.
1:45:43
Speaker 1: Shut the fuck up, Jesus.
1:45:45
Speaker 22: I don't know who needs to hear this, but somebody
1:45:48
Speaker 22: needs to say it. The job market in twenty twenty
1:45:51
Speaker 22: five is a joke. It is not what they're saying
1:45:55
Speaker 22: it is. It's not all getting better. It's not all
1:46:01
Speaker 22: these jobs added to the job market. There may be
1:46:04
Speaker 22: jobs that have been added to the job market, but
1:46:06
Speaker 22: I promise you they are not the jobs that we
1:46:10
Speaker 22: all are thinking about. These are not career jobs, These
1:46:14
Speaker 22: are not corporate jobs. There is an abundance of companies
1:46:19
Speaker 22: that have been cutting jobs across the board.
1:46:22
Speaker 12: For the last year. Audi laid off employees, Stellan has laid.
1:46:27
Speaker 22: Off employees, a bunch of other automakers laid off employees.
1:46:31
Speaker 12: You had Microsoft killed nine.
1:46:32
Speaker 1: Thousand jobs last week.
1:46:34
Speaker 22: It is happening across all sectors. Transportation and logistics companies
1:46:39
Speaker 22: have been firing great employees at probably I would say
1:46:44
Speaker 22: a record pace for what I've seen in the last
1:46:46
Speaker 22: fifteen years. And then transportation and logistics industry, you have
1:46:50
Speaker 22: top earners, top sellers, top dogs, in the company getting
1:46:54
Speaker 22: canned for no reason. It happened to me back in
1:46:57
Speaker 22: twenty twenty three. I was a veep with the highest
1:47:01
Speaker 22: sales numbers in the company, and I was let go.
1:47:05
Speaker 22: And it wasn't just me, it was my entire team.
1:47:08
Speaker 22: It was the entire sales team. We were all canned
1:47:12
Speaker 22: for no reason, terminated, given papers to file unemployment total
1:47:17
Speaker 22: walk and the reason they listed was performance.
1:47:22
Speaker 12: That's what they said.
1:47:24
Speaker 22: The States wouldn't help us, nobody would advocate for us,
1:47:27
Speaker 22: Lawyers didn't want to get involved, and we all lost
1:47:30
Speaker 22: six figure salaries overnight. Nothing is getting better in the
1:47:35
Speaker 22: job market right now. You know, I'm one of the
1:47:38
Speaker 22: people that voted for Trump, and I gotta say, I'm
1:47:41
Speaker 22: highly disappointed in Trump right now. I'm highly disappointed in
1:47:45
Speaker 22: the lies that are being perpetuated to the American way way.
1:47:49
Speaker 9: You know, life with that way way, But you know
1:47:52
Speaker 9: the races when the betterest stuff the job market.
1:47:55
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm gonna tell you now, don't get even worse here.
1:47:58
Speaker 1: I'm okay, honest, and how other people's feelings.
1:48:03
Speaker 9: Okay, Americans under collapse, You're then with an empire collapse happening,
1:48:10
Speaker 9: and then goes through stages. We're in the sixth to
1:48:14
Speaker 9: the seven stories of it. Actually everything coming down. Okay,
1:48:20
Speaker 9: you're in the system.
1:48:20
Speaker 1: Man, we don't make ship. See every and you can
1:48:23
Speaker 1: study this. I'm told you don't study collapses are wrong.
1:48:26
Speaker 9: The Portugal to Spain to England, Great Britain collapse. Don't
1:48:30
Speaker 9: make ship right, Great Britain, now Americans and the natives
1:48:33
Speaker 9: one don't study it all follows seven stages the way
1:48:39
Speaker 9: one time we want to act in China plant you
1:48:43
Speaker 9: put your curgy under it.
1:48:45
Speaker 1: Particular currency, the world currency. You must go on the debt.
1:48:50
Speaker 1: You must go on the debt.
1:48:52
Speaker 9: And then the debt becomes so crippling as that why
1:48:56
Speaker 9: your money becomes divided.
1:48:58
Speaker 1: Then you know what if they to mercy and he
1:49:00
Speaker 1: know what shipping your magic fact to the place else American.
1:49:04
Speaker 9: Did do every other good part there like Britain, Britain,
1:49:08
Speaker 9: USUS native back the game winner to America that get
1:49:11
Speaker 9: little than New yorkak and wearing little China. You're under
1:49:14
Speaker 9: the stage have come at You're gonna go along standing job,
1:49:17
Speaker 9: but go on with God.
1:49:18
Speaker 1: Then the tags happening. I don't remember. I can't get under.
1:49:25
Speaker 9: Empire collaps Americans don't collapse, gona become a third wall country.
1:49:32
Speaker 1: That's that's what's gonna happen. From bank they're gonna try
1:49:36
Speaker 1: to save it to the big coin bullshit under Bork.
1:49:40
Speaker 1: I don't know they've been doing than five years. That's
1:49:45
Speaker 1: what the dollar why counting suspense that colorfution because the
1:49:49
Speaker 1: bake dollar that they've been printing that when you pret.
1:49:52
Speaker 9: More dollars and thesion dollars that are worth about the
1:49:55
Speaker 9: two many dollars out there the trench many take dollars.
1:50:00
Speaker 1: Hey, money's taking they shot nothing.
1:50:03
Speaker 9: So when you picked too many dollars, it de bates
1:50:07
Speaker 9: is the currency because now you.
1:50:09
Speaker 1: Have the ship. That's why I think about three items
1:50:12
Speaker 1: of the poor to hind dollars y what be that's right,
1:50:19
Speaker 1: a hundred fifty dollars because your dollars a worthless. Thy
1:50:24
Speaker 1: dollars are worth it, and so you're getting down there.
1:50:28
Speaker 1: That was the dollar. Nobody wants to buy American debt bonds, right. Look,
1:50:37
Speaker 1: you put bots will always you see that if anybody
1:50:40
Speaker 1: will buy the whole world, bob, but you just bombs
1:50:43
Speaker 1: the poption up.
1:50:45
Speaker 9: But no one wants to buy a CONDBT Moe in
1:50:47
Speaker 9: notice of losing that, I admitted the bonds, and so American's.
1:50:51
Speaker 1: Been allowed to live a baked It's just ended up
1:50:55
Speaker 1: getting wasted. Right, So I'm like, oh, we got all
1:50:57
Speaker 1: this ship.
1:50:58
Speaker 9: Look at what America has fail mate, none of it.
1:51:02
Speaker 9: We may give people's ship ship to America to fucking
1:51:06
Speaker 9: free all these gadgets and ship, and the China has
1:51:11
Speaker 9: given time of the belly be you bring in the
1:51:14
Speaker 9: Central American based on them. The value of this sake dollars.
1:51:19
Speaker 9: You beget people fake dollars. And now people say, don't
1:51:22
Speaker 9: I'm gonna get fucking dollars, but I won the Lord.
1:51:25
Speaker 1: Is fucking fifty ship, it's not. It's buck this film
1:51:30
Speaker 1: in the way your back to dollars. And when that happened,
1:51:35
Speaker 1: that's where you gotta have water to knock a fucking head.
1:51:38
Speaker 1: You got he'll take this dollar of getting the whole
1:51:41
Speaker 1: people right to before the MA.
1:51:43
Speaker 9: You don't take the dollar, will blood Jimmy and the
1:51:46
Speaker 9: whole fucking family and a little dog.
1:51:48
Speaker 1: We'll kill all you motherfuckers. You better keep using this dollars.
1:51:52
Speaker 1: Understand that, h we'll steal everything in the house. But
1:51:58
Speaker 1: that's coming to an end. Too, because you can't make
1:52:01
Speaker 1: weapons because you know, why are you moraze?
1:52:04
Speaker 8: Did you?
1:52:04
Speaker 1: Why?
1:52:05
Speaker 4: More?
1:52:05
Speaker 9: Because China controls your wear earth minerals to make weapons,
1:52:10
Speaker 9: and China said, we're not selling you idiots no more
1:52:14
Speaker 9: play earth minerals, So no more planes, no more guns,
1:52:18
Speaker 9: no more tanks.
1:52:20
Speaker 1: That's what makes all your weapons.
1:52:21
Speaker 9: The rare earth minerals come out of Africa because they
1:52:25
Speaker 9: minus in Africa and then they process and in China
1:52:29
Speaker 9: and trying to say we're not.
1:52:30
Speaker 1: Selling them on that shit to you. Then what you're
1:52:34
Speaker 1: gonna do about it? Absolutely nothing? You don't manu practice
1:52:37
Speaker 1: shit you you can't do.
1:52:40
Speaker 9: You don't have to wear earth minerals to do it.
1:52:42
Speaker 9: You got rare earth minerals in America, but you don't
1:52:44
Speaker 9: got the plants. You don't want to take the design
1:52:46
Speaker 9: ten to twenty years, so you'll be technical technically behind
1:52:51
Speaker 9: ten to twenty years.
1:52:52
Speaker 1: Of any real military and you'll get and you'll get swaps.
1:52:56
Speaker 1: They'll destroy your ass, guys. So that's what happens. To God,
1:53:00
Speaker 1: Get out of here, all right.
1:53:01
Speaker 8: I see Jaba seeing people in Pittsburgh are brainwashed and
1:53:06
Speaker 8: see the union demands are why they still industry, why
1:53:11
Speaker 8: they still industry went under us somehow, And the Cheese
1:53:15
Speaker 8: also says, they.
1:53:16
Speaker 9: Said, they said, why still industry will We'll say against.
1:53:20
Speaker 8: People in Pittsburgh are brainwashed and say the union demands
1:53:23
Speaker 8: are why they're still industry is exactly.
1:53:26
Speaker 29: They told you.
1:53:27
Speaker 9: They still but they blame the union joking they believe
1:53:30
Speaker 9: the union was already lost the steel coveny.
1:53:33
Speaker 1: No, moran, you lose the union. Now the beans to
1:53:37
Speaker 1: step your ship and send it to China. You eat it.
1:53:40
Speaker 1: But they still.
1:53:41
Speaker 9: There's some talking about they done you down the union,
1:53:46
Speaker 9: which doesn't all the companies while the steel male's clothes
1:53:49
Speaker 9: and all the best steels in China. Okay, yeah, makes
1:53:55
Speaker 9: a lot of sense. Not fucking morons.
1:53:59
Speaker 8: They allowed all these look latinos into America to help
1:54:03
Speaker 8: destroy the unions. Uh, big wall streets ruined the unions
1:54:11
Speaker 8: as well, that is big Cheese and says, oh God,
1:54:15
Speaker 8: and we have fire at wilt here in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Sorry.
1:54:20
Speaker 8: And uh also see Baron Scott in the building Caribousana.
1:54:24
Speaker 8: Hope we're doing great today. Nice to see you. In
1:54:27
Speaker 8: the nineteen sixty Black's head to soon labor unions in
1:54:31
Speaker 8: Pittsburgh for jobs. I also to see drum mosquito in
1:54:34
Speaker 8: the house. Welcome Caribo.
1:54:38
Speaker 1: Because they never want to black different wages.
1:54:41
Speaker 9: They're the pseudo unions to get in. Exactly, they don't
1:54:44
Speaker 9: want black people. Remember black and supposed on the bottom
1:54:47
Speaker 9: back and assad their mouths and poverty and be happy
1:54:51
Speaker 9: to be in poverty.
1:54:52
Speaker 1: The hardy vn live in dirt shipholds and shut up.
1:55:00
Speaker 8: Virul says that they used hatred to exploit them and
1:55:04
Speaker 8: destroy their own people.
1:55:06
Speaker 1: That's it, and that's and that's exactly bad viral and
1:55:09
Speaker 1: it worked perfectly. Everybody. That little white girl's crying, Oh
1:55:12
Speaker 1: we get a fool.
1:55:13
Speaker 9: Blame your daddy and your grand Blame your daddy and
1:55:16
Speaker 9: your granddaddy.
1:55:18
Speaker 1: He told you it was gonna happen. Now you're living it.
1:55:22
Speaker 1: Get a good job and you're not gonna get one, lady,
1:55:24
Speaker 1: you're not.
1:55:25
Speaker 9: And they took away your fool stands because you thought
1:55:27
Speaker 9: black people were the ones to get to see.
1:55:29
Speaker 1: You ain't voting against Dean have food.
1:55:31
Speaker 9: See right now, if you didn't vote against black you
1:55:34
Speaker 9: don't glad you're getting you you can least you.
1:55:36
Speaker 1: Got no job you gonna start.
1:55:37
Speaker 9: You can at least went down to your lowe office
1:55:39
Speaker 9: and applied for snap and got you some food stands,
1:55:43
Speaker 9: white lady, but now you can't because your racism.
1:55:48
Speaker 1: He said, you're the guy burder for true your racism.
1:55:52
Speaker 9: May you believe that black women were getting the food
1:55:55
Speaker 9: stance when they were not?
1:55:57
Speaker 1: And now you're all fucked up?
1:55:59
Speaker 8: Budger dramasquit on my bad. My mouth was not Martin.
1:56:03
Speaker 8: I was doing the exchange in Kenyon currency, so that's
1:56:06
Speaker 8: why I'm really sorry. But anyway, Jason says, nothing down
1:56:10
Speaker 8: here is forever, and nothing barances. This whole economic system
1:56:15
Speaker 8: is nothing but a ponzis a Ponzik.
1:56:19
Speaker 1: It is, and that's a fact.
1:56:20
Speaker 9: You can't keep a posy keep going by exactly. That's
1:56:23
Speaker 9: why it's gonna collapse.
1:56:24
Speaker 1: It's a part.
1:56:24
Speaker 9: It's fake, it's prosla, it's a Ponzi scheme, got fake money.
1:56:29
Speaker 1: Bake evaluation. And I said, how is Chessla and Elon
1:56:33
Speaker 1: Musk work?
1:56:34
Speaker 9: He's gonna be the first tree in there, when when
1:56:37
Speaker 9: Tesla has never made any money, nothing Elon Musk has
1:56:41
Speaker 9: ever been.
1:56:42
Speaker 1: Involved with, has ever made any fucking money.
1:56:48
Speaker 3: What are you like?
1:56:48
Speaker 1: What how the fucking he worked any money? Everything. He's
1:56:52
Speaker 1: never made any money.
1:56:53
Speaker 9: He never made it one another. It's all based on
1:56:56
Speaker 9: what stuck fake evaluation. Evaluation is fake. So you know
1:57:01
Speaker 9: the stock market got all the evaluation. That's what I'm
1:57:05
Speaker 9: wanna yours. I'm gonna I'm gonna say it. Who knows
1:57:08
Speaker 9: what I'm saying is true? Puz over good religion, say
1:57:11
Speaker 9: say say.
1:57:12
Speaker 1: Uh say one w A r r e N puppet
1:57:17
Speaker 1: has pulled his money.
1:57:19
Speaker 9: Out of every stock on on Wall Street and he's
1:57:22
Speaker 9: got like thirty three hundred dollars three hundred billion.
1:57:24
Speaker 4: Dollars in cass one.
1:57:26
Speaker 9: It's all hold on, they say, say say one on
1:57:29
Speaker 9: one w A r r e N puppet b U
1:57:33
Speaker 9: F f e T has pulled all his money out
1:57:37
Speaker 9: of stocks and.
1:57:39
Speaker 1: Put into cash. El must have been here. He's never
1:57:48
Speaker 1: made ship that.
1:57:49
Speaker 9: Made any money because those are fake stock prices and
1:57:52
Speaker 9: take evaluation.
1:57:57
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
1:57:59
Speaker 8: Honestly, there recent't reports of an individual named Perfect pulling
1:58:04
Speaker 8: all their money from stocks into cash. Appear to stem
1:58:08
Speaker 8: from Perfu Perfect.
1:58:13
Speaker 4: No, not.
1:58:17
Speaker 8: Perfect.
1:58:20
Speaker 4: You are.
1:58:22
Speaker 8: Okay, sorry, I'm hearing perfect.
1:58:26
Speaker 1: Puppet on the worn buppet worn bupet bu e T
1:58:37
Speaker 1: one bucket O r.
1:58:43
Speaker 8: Okay, so Google says no warrant. Puffect has not pulled
1:58:48
Speaker 8: all his money in stocks into cash. His company Backshier
1:58:54
Speaker 8: had had away and still holds a substantial stock portfolio,
1:58:59
Speaker 8: which is I lived at over two hundred and fifty
1:59:02
Speaker 8: billion dollars in managed securities, but has significantly increased in
1:59:06
Speaker 8: cash and short term investments.
1:59:09
Speaker 9: To Dule's line, he says, you see t h he
1:59:14
Speaker 9: put a significantly He put all his money out of
1:59:16
Speaker 9: the stock market, all of it, and put it all
1:59:19
Speaker 9: in cash. Sex he needs to keep the stupid people
1:59:23
Speaker 9: and ain't getting ask him because they know he did
1:59:25
Speaker 9: it because they scared cat. They want you to give
1:59:27
Speaker 9: money stocks and bonds, so when it collapsed, you be
1:59:30
Speaker 9: holding the bag.
1:59:31
Speaker 1: He remember, the rich people get out of the stock
1:59:33
Speaker 1: market when they.
1:59:34
Speaker 9: Know it's over bagging and they need the morons in there,
1:59:37
Speaker 9: so when they crashed, you lose all your money.
1:59:40
Speaker 1: They don't. So there's a lie. One Bumpet is then
1:59:44
Speaker 1: pulling his money.
1:59:45
Speaker 9: Out of the stock market because it's over evaluated because
1:59:49
Speaker 9: they got said out. The buck is enon musk and
1:59:52
Speaker 9: you might be the first trillion there what and navinade
1:59:56
Speaker 9: a profit?
1:59:57
Speaker 1: If think he bought Twitter dollars. Other shit. He ain't
2:00:00
Speaker 1: never made a prophet bufflecking that made a dollar bill?
2:00:04
Speaker 1: How does he want to beer's dollars?
2:00:07
Speaker 3: Mm?
2:00:08
Speaker 9: Yeah, So let you know that the stock market is
2:00:14
Speaker 9: about to collapse because it's overvaluing.
2:00:17
Speaker 1: That's why I said you're under.
2:00:18
Speaker 9: The perfect storm. Guys, it's gonna be like nineteen twenty nine.
2:00:22
Speaker 9: Times die, right, nineteen twenty nine we had the Great Depression,
2:00:27
Speaker 9: times spy because the stock market is phony, doesn't mark
2:00:32
Speaker 9: it's fake like you said, Ma Bonn told you. It's
2:00:34
Speaker 9: a Ponzi scheme. And every prosy scheme must come to
2:00:39
Speaker 9: an end.
2:00:41
Speaker 1: Must come to an end. And we're at the end
2:00:44
Speaker 1: of that.
2:00:44
Speaker 9: Say warm Bruper is no wors not true one bo'scriptions.
2:00:47
Speaker 9: He's thinking considerable.
2:00:49
Speaker 1: Such a fucking lie. Everybody know it's a lie. And
2:00:52
Speaker 1: we're gonna pull that.
2:00:54
Speaker 9: We goat give me three more minutes, Joey burn TikTok quick,
2:00:58
Speaker 9: it is typing the same thing. Say just just say
2:01:00
Speaker 9: warm Buppet on TikTok s heat warm Buppet has pulled
2:01:03
Speaker 9: all his money out of Stop.
2:01:04
Speaker 1: That's all you guy, I say. And then I noticed
2:01:07
Speaker 1: the fact. Now I noticed the fact.
2:01:12
Speaker 9: Manby's been talking about it for months because the stock
2:01:16
Speaker 9: markets over valuated.
2:01:18
Speaker 1: How do how does Tesla work? Whatever? They talk about?
2:01:21
Speaker 1: Some billion dollars? Tesla doesn't make any money. You see
2:01:24
Speaker 1: the corny earns of Tesla. Testa don't make shit. It's
2:01:29
Speaker 1: brock so run. What are you talking about? How test
2:01:32
Speaker 1: the work?
2:01:33
Speaker 9: The trees of the dollars A billions of dollars. It's saying,
2:01:37
Speaker 9: his work, and it doesn't make a goddamn die.
2:01:43
Speaker 29: Warren Buffett is hoarding cash like he knows something we don't.
2:01:47
Speaker 29: Three hundred and eighty one billion dollars sitting idle while
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Speaker 29: market's read exactly. Berkshire's profit jumped thirty four percent to
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Speaker 29: thirteen point five billion dollars last quarter. Insurance income searched
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Speaker 29: over two hundred percent. But here's the twist. Zero stopped
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Speaker 29: five acts zero. The SMP is up sixteen percent this year.
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Speaker 29: But Buffett won't even buy his own company shares. He's
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Speaker 29: actually selling stocks none stop billion dollars game building the
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Speaker 29: biggest cash fortress in Berkshire's history. Buffett steps down as
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Speaker 29: CEO in weeks. His successor takes over with three hundred
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Speaker 29: and eighty one billion dollars in dry powder. Last time
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Speaker 29: Buffett hoarded this much cash, Yeah, right before major market crashes.
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Speaker 1: Is he prepared to exactly exactly?
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Speaker 9: He did that back in two thousand eight when the
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Speaker 9: whole market they had to say to market because the
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Speaker 9: whole word economy was going on there because they fucked
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Speaker 9: up again with the pods, but they never fixed it.
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Speaker 1: They doubled down on it. We know what's coming again.
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Speaker 1: He sees, Oh, oh, it's this fake, it's this phony.
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Speaker 1: Let's get this shit out of here. That'll before two.
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Speaker 9: Thousand eight crash, neving the whole word economy that took
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Speaker 9: it down.
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Speaker 1: A card was taken down.
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Speaker 9: The one buppet that always should understand. But this time,
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Speaker 9: oh buddy, ain't no saving at this time. There's gonna
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Speaker 9: be ten times work and all our little.
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Speaker 1: Big uh we're gonna be white down.
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Speaker 9: Are your son security that's gone?
2:03:19
Speaker 1: Are you bugging out?
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Speaker 9: Old? I told you your barn cake guys over in
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Speaker 9: the stock market, they're gonna steal all of that. They're
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Speaker 9: gonna steal all of it. They're gonna still all love it.
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Speaker 8: But as you wind down, I see as you wind up,
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Speaker 8: I see cheese also same twenty twenty six plants the
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Speaker 8: garden to grow the staphole vegetation. Vegetation. Big says they
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Speaker 8: don't cut the weed man money out. They have legal
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Speaker 8: weed business all over Chicago on by white people. Byron.
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Speaker 8: Also as last time I went to the movies, I
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Speaker 8: went by myself to see the new pre data movie
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Speaker 8: and that cost me thirty dollars and the byron Also
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Speaker 8: as this was the all work many years ago. The
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Speaker 8: collapse of the last europe Empire is the United States.
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Speaker 8: Big Cheese also says, I was the I was at
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Speaker 8: the Chip Chip Chip Tall. I don't know if I'm
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Speaker 8: pronouncing that correct, Chip Towell restaurant. A white guy was
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Speaker 8: trying to get a job there. They were asking him
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Speaker 8: a thousand questions like it it was a government job.
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Speaker 8: It's crazy out here. And also as that the only
2:04:30
Speaker 8: jobs available now are lowered jobs without health insurance, and
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Speaker 8: they only want to the work twenty hours a week.
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Speaker 8: Yeer job, says off topic, joby, please train your dog
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Speaker 8: to back at and bite white people. Well, I don't,
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Speaker 8: I don't, I don't. My dog doesn't even get out.
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Speaker 16: So now.
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Speaker 1: No, I'm good.
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Speaker 8: I'm good. It's it's safe and we're safe. Just says
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Speaker 8: that with all the immigrants in the US that's there,
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Speaker 8: that's to replace Black Fox that's being killed or disappeared.
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Speaker 8: Since slavery and Jobby need a mass, ships mustive huge dog.
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Speaker 8: Oh no, I can't handle a big dog. Mine is
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Speaker 8: small and nice. That's what's up. Jason says, my aunties
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Speaker 8: and uncles grew up during the nineteen seventy nineteen twenty
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Speaker 8: twenty ninth three a great depression. Black Fox just kept
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Speaker 8: working in the fields. Everyone else was dying, committing suicide,
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Speaker 8: or was dealing with being poor. And also adds all
2:05:31
Speaker 8: the American Mexican things, they're living good, nice cars, new homes.
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Speaker 8: Wait until it really collapsed. And yeah, alsoba is asking,
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Speaker 8: is that a damn wood pecker on your car? That's
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Speaker 8: what's up. As we wind up, there's literally that has.
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Speaker 1: Been Don't you were about it till you got the pit.
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Speaker 1: That's what you were about period.
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Speaker 8: Wow, feed the pet, Please feed the woodpecker. That is kids.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, help me you required much.
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Speaker 8: Love, family, have yourself a beautiful rest part of your day.
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Speaker 8: Thank you so much to everyone was tuned it and
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Speaker 8: of course engage on the conversation. See you guys tomorrow,
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Speaker 8: same time, same Please be safe out there. Don't eat
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Speaker 8: no humans. Find yourself a raccoon, not a possum. That's
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Speaker 8: all I'll recommend.
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Speaker 1: That's my clothes on coon put in a stew said, yeah, like.
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Speaker 9: You are you.
2:06:42
Speaker 1: Globalist, the globoss, the globous. You're gonna put you apart.
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Speaker 1: You're gonna cook your joke.
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Speaker 8: I'll do a raccoon, but it doesn't look good. Too
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Speaker 8: good too, But anyway, much love, family, have yourself so beautiful.
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Speaker 8: Rest part of your days. You guys tomorrow, same time,
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Speaker 8: same place. I'm gonna wind up with the same song
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Speaker 8: I started with, if you allow me. Uh, there is
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Speaker 8: a germ it started with, which Jibba Jabba said, it's
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Speaker 8: a good job. So I'm gonna wind up with this
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Speaker 8: as wind up pushing you guys a beautiful rest part.
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Speaker 3: Of your days.
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Speaker 1: Oh this is the world one far on my life.
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Speaker 8: It's called dnt it rain my sister rosette tampe tap
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Speaker 8: if I'm pronouncing it correctly, Gim gather somebody.
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Speaker 13: No.
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Speaker 8: I played a nast show.
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Speaker 1: Okay, stupid, okay, it created a rocking room.
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Speaker 12: Oh yes, Oh yeah.
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Speaker 1: Are you starting to touch your back ball?
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Speaker 26: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, where did mama playing that day?
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Speaker 3: Didn't?
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Speaker 22: Yes?
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Speaker 1: Didn't?
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Speaker 3: Yes?
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Speaker 1: Di g Norman didn't it?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Yes did yes? Did you? Oh my nod? Hello Holley.
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Speaker 8: Give his family big Mama, big Mama.
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Speaker 1: Then I begin to play hand.
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Speaker 4: O, yes, yes, fain, yes, okay.
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Speaker 24: H.
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Speaker 1: Oh head for the day. Huh. I said they're gonna
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Speaker 1: jail me?
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Speaker 4: Why easy?
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Speaker 1: Mm hmmm, is all right.
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Speaker 4: I'm in the middle.
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Speaker 1: Think I'm over here and fucking my hat pt of
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Speaker 1: Texas in my hat and ship. Come a way over
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Speaker 1: here and think over here, Temple Texas. I think fucking
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Speaker 1: my hand I said, I don't even funk. I'm even
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Speaker 1: at the fucking my hat jack. I gotta stop. I
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Speaker 1: gotta stop and look at a look at a map.
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Speaker 1: My mom fucked up fucking my hospital over there is
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Speaker 1: this Temple Texas. Fucking my head ship. I don't know
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Speaker 1: where the fun I'm mad.
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Speaker 9: Where the fucking my head jacket?
2:11:13
Speaker 1: The fucking my head man? Where the fuck am.
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Speaker 8: I had got the mouth push something.
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Speaker 9: I gotta stop till I get the map jogging him
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Speaker 9: in the raper bro this sis, I gotta stop stop fu.
2:11:33
Speaker 1: Man man Jaxus. You don't want to go up on Jasey.
2:11:37
Speaker 1: You get them long ass exit you if I can't
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Speaker 1: turn around to take it's just too long. He just
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Speaker 1: too long and fucking around. I got a place to
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Speaker 1: stop with. Take yea, how long they look here?
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Speaker 9: That long long ass exit only dis you got these
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Speaker 9: long ass back there.
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Speaker 1: It's just like this ship that's butter he alone