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KENYA SET TO PRIVATIZE FIVE BEACHES AND FOUR ISLANDS I COASTAL COUNTIES · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 7: Inside Yeah, good afternoon and very with inside out one
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Speaker 7: of my favorite jams. Play writer on the middle of
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Speaker 7: the twenty first century, carib yet another beautiful conversation of
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Speaker 7: once again, as today we talk about still yet kaya
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Speaker 7: on the issue of privatization of public assets. You shall
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Speaker 7: be discussing about what is happening in Mombasa while we
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Speaker 7: have five bitches being privatized and four islands as our
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Speaker 7: main conversation. But along that you shall be talking about
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Speaker 7: what is happening in South Africa, what is happening in Jamaica.
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Speaker 7: Yesterday we reported about the hurricane Melissa.
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Speaker 6: Been privatized. It turned into Jamaica.
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Speaker 4: Exactly what exactly what? Yes, so we shall be.
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Speaker 6: Talking about privatize from the people.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, so we're going to discuss that as we also
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Speaker 7: look at the how people are tackling Hurricane Melissa.
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Speaker 8: Yesterday in jaization Google question.
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Speaker 6: I've seen your pa yesterday when you read that comment.
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Speaker 9: About putting your ship on the in and there and
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Speaker 9: you feel so validated when you read that ship there.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, of course. I was like, yeah, like why
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Speaker 4: are you why are you doing that?
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Speaker 6: You read?
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Speaker 7: Yes, like it's better be learning something from these comments.
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Speaker 7: Goddamn it, I just put it everything out there there,
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Speaker 7: not ready, you know, we're.
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Speaker 4: Just trying to but anyway, Yeah, we're gonna talk about that.
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Speaker 7: Looking at also what is happening in Namibia as we
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Speaker 7: see the president has taken control of the minds, and
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Speaker 7: we're gonna be discussing specific minds.
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Speaker 4: These are looking at also Ghana, which.
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Speaker 7: Is removing English as its official main language, especially in schools.
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Speaker 7: And of course we also have every course where we
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Speaker 7: have an eighty three year old again who has come
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Speaker 7: back into power this is actually his fourth term. Talk
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Speaker 7: about African presidents or Africans always having these old leaders.
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Speaker 7: And then a little bit we're gonna be talking about
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Speaker 7: as we talk about the old leaders, most seventy who
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Speaker 7: yesterday talked about he wanted to retire from active politics,
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Speaker 7: but the gen Zys asked him to run for.
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Speaker 4: The president take again.
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Speaker 7: And then looking at also how Africans are tackling disrespect
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Speaker 7: from the Chinese.
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Speaker 9: Made tells how crazy and see now and ridiculously he
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Speaker 9: grows up, except nobody's one of his dads.
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Speaker 6: The last twenty five is a Longe point been in
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Speaker 6: there this after this told the the.
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Speaker 9: Collapse of common sense, the detachment from reality. That's when
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Speaker 9: you got Cameroon on fire right now, just Jesus I said,
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Speaker 9: it's like Kenny, I say, right now in Cameroon got
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Speaker 9: the highest you're gonna take the fiers. That thing appened
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Speaker 9: in the camera room and now they're burning the place
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Speaker 9: down to the damn ground. Did this this this European
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Speaker 9: control of Africa the last five years, This ship's coming.
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Speaker 6: To an end exactly exactly because.
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Speaker 9: The probably that's been inflicted natural pubby that's britten on
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Speaker 9: the place on the planet.
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Speaker 6: It's just really.
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Speaker 1: Fine.
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Speaker 8: It's really fine, and you.
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Speaker 6: And every that's what it based. Every youth being born
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Speaker 6: gonna be more rebellious.
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Speaker 9: Than the lab Not nobody's grandfather and great granddaddy book
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Speaker 9: in data need work no more.
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Speaker 6: You're gonna get but revolutionary being born. So you're not
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Speaker 6: gonna stab it.
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Speaker 7: Exactly, but yes, so we're gonna discuss that as we
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Speaker 7: try and understand why Africans Kent also have that type
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Speaker 7: of critical thinking. I'm gonna be coming back with what
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Speaker 7: took place yesterday in Jamaica after the reports of the
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Speaker 7: Hurricane Melissa. How Jamaicans are tackling the situation. So you
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Speaker 7: ask yourself, actually this country wide privatization of the beaches,
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Speaker 7: like what you're talking about in Kenya, why it is
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Speaker 7: Carribuni sana getting straight to the critical thinking. This is
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Speaker 7: our critical thinking is applying in some of the not
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Speaker 7: only as say, the whole of Jamaicans. Of course that
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Speaker 7: would be an attack on everyone, but some of the people,
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Speaker 7: you know, and that sadly to say majority of our Africans.
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Speaker 7: This is of course also the norm when we have
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Speaker 7: let's say, things announced to do with weather or something
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Speaker 7: that is expected to happen. Most of the Africans, what
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Speaker 7: they focus, what they put they put their faith in,
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Speaker 7: is in religion. They start praying, they start repenting. You know,
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Speaker 7: there's just they're just going crazy, you know, with this religion,
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Speaker 7: not trying to find solutions on how you can save yourself, but.
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Speaker 6: Made remaining.
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Speaker 3: It is crazy.
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Speaker 4: It's crazy.
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Speaker 7: But yesterday we heard that some residents who are praying
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Speaker 7: against the hurricane Melissa in Jamaica.
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Speaker 4: And this is how what was going down h sor.
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Speaker 6: Anywhere, The same.
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Speaker 9: Quaziness brought to you by your opinions, the same craziness
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Speaker 9: of that jervis that they critically think they're prepared for
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Speaker 9: some ship you j Dever, a different language in Columbia
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Speaker 9: being paid Portuguese, English, French is the same ship.
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Speaker 6: It's craziness.
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Speaker 7: This is the going to where you know you don't
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Speaker 7: even you can't even blame God on this, when the
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Speaker 7: water carries you or something happens to you, like if
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Speaker 7: the heaven was just, I should be asking you like
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Speaker 7: I gave you the warning. I gave you the sign
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Speaker 7: of warning. This didn't come unexpected me, but you decided
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Speaker 7: to stand there and.
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Speaker 6: Then you help me. Jesus you color Louia means lucifer moan.
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Speaker 9: That's how badly educated African bar and you get it
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Speaker 9: from your grandfriend. But that's why I'm want to be
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Speaker 9: born b moan when I come back my dods, you
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Speaker 9: get out of it. Ala Luia means lucifer moan. I
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Speaker 9: don't even know that if you ever study in a
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Speaker 9: Madia bird with things come from Grandma told you, Mama
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Speaker 9: told you.
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Speaker 6: He just cotton, idiotic bully ship.
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Speaker 1: You're praying that you don't want to be.
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Speaker 3: You don't.
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Speaker 7: You don't want to be born in a family of
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Speaker 7: the bishop or the angelist. You don't want to be
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Speaker 7: You know they are gonna be cutting ship out of you.
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Speaker 7: Shout to my dad.
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Speaker 4: You're gonna be working up in the morning. I'm good,
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Speaker 4: I'm good having the money.
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Speaker 7: Let's pray about your exams. Let's pray about what is coming.
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Speaker 7: Let's what you can you let me study at least
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Speaker 7: this time.
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Speaker 9: Study was studying you that that it was better that Jesus,
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Speaker 9: why don't they need a sad you do the praying
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Speaker 9: when you go and hide up for money.
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Speaker 6: They don't do any praying. So what's the what? What's
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Speaker 6: the deep all here? Don't believe? Why are you going
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Speaker 6: there for body? And not.
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Speaker 7: Exactly? Yeah, and it's not alone. There are many of
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Speaker 7: them in plenty. Just they're yelling and.
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Speaker 6: Jesus that black people glove.
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Speaker 4: And sadly, this is all we're gonna happen.
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Speaker 7: Sadly we're gonna keep on having this reputation because again
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Speaker 7: white people, white people did amazing, you know, with colonizing
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Speaker 7: the African mind, and again they ensured critical thinking was
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Speaker 7: completely lost within the society.
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Speaker 6: You can't.
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Speaker 9: It's amazing because they destroyed it off his mind. It's
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Speaker 9: gotta be one of the more brilliant, leaning full of bad.
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Speaker 9: It's gonna be the regious uh uh thing you people
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Speaker 9: ever because they.
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Speaker 6: Might like they might get physically doing things to you
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Speaker 6: because it's gone. But they literally watch.
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Speaker 9: It and then and then it's all like with them,
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Speaker 9: repeat them because they gave it to your grandparents, your parents,
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Speaker 9: until it is it just the the mawana see the
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Speaker 9: reality district just repeats itself and the brain watching.
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Speaker 6: It's just brilliant. It's crazy.
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Speaker 4: It is crazy.
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Speaker 7: We're gonna have the same because uh we beg again.
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Speaker 7: Like I said, and I keep on repeating, Africans, we've
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Speaker 7: become too comfortable with our leaders. We become too comfortable
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Speaker 7: with the religion, we become too com table with the
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Speaker 7: system of education we have, we become too comfortable with
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Speaker 7: the lifestyle we have. We become too comfortable on always
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Speaker 7: just demonstrating and protesting, thinking this is you know, it's
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Speaker 7: it's it's like something to be celebrating every time. We're
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Speaker 7: just hitting the roads, demanding what is rightfully ours and
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Speaker 7: what should be given to us.
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Speaker 4: So of course we have in every course.
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Speaker 7: It didn't know actually every coast was going to an election,
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Speaker 7: but apparently they did. We've had so many African countries
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Speaker 7: that have gone on election and we've had the same
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Speaker 7: reputation literally apart from Cameroon. That's why we're nexting literally
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Speaker 7: at least a different demand on the results. You know,
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Speaker 7: you just can't say this is what it is. And
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Speaker 7: yet we were there us as the people. You know,
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Speaker 7: we had sleepless nights counting this in every station, every
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Speaker 7: pole station. So of course the people have the right
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Speaker 7: again to demand a change because you don't to be comfortable,
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Speaker 7: because it goes back to where we've majority of us
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Speaker 7: being comfortable, and that are those who are getting tired
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Speaker 7: of beingfortably the same situation. So at least you want
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Speaker 7: something different. But we have in every coast where and
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Speaker 7: it's a three year old his name is Alas Alassani.
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Speaker 7: Alassani who has won every coast presidency for the fourth term.
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Speaker 7: And they're talking about the incumbent iarian president. Is it
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Speaker 7: a three as secured a fourth term in office after
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Speaker 7: winning the presidential elections with landslides eight and nine percent.
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Speaker 9: Is don't popular, but they keep winning the land fide,
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Speaker 9: don't parpler.
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Speaker 6: They want to get that. People don't want to there
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Speaker 6: that come to God.
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Speaker 9: Out and work right now, right now because they know
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Speaker 9: he didn't win. Take them up the African unions.
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Speaker 6: You know win, uh you know nine the public did win.
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Speaker 6: We know these things where the au BA in the
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Speaker 6: US a quite our world. You work the wasn't created
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Speaker 6: by black people, bright.
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Speaker 4: People exactly exactly so.
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Speaker 6: Crazy.
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Speaker 1: But your man.
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Speaker 4: Great, So let's look.
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Speaker 7: At ivory course GDP then we can understand for that
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Speaker 7: is a very poor country. Eight eighty six eighty six billion.
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Speaker 7: That is the current GDP. You at least the others
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Speaker 7: which are trying shut at least Kenya it did amazing.
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Speaker 7: It's been doing amazing for the last two years. I
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Speaker 7: don't know what that is the question what is root
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Speaker 7: or doing for our GDP to be improving this match?
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Speaker 7: You know, it goes back to also the people who
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Speaker 7: actually give out this time statistics or this data, you know,
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Speaker 7: these numbers. Because Kenya there is nothing that it has done.
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Speaker 7: It for the last three years has not created any
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Speaker 7: development agriculture.
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Speaker 6: We're going back one.
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Speaker 9: Hundred and ten billions. All the all the wealthy matter
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Speaker 9: there is. There are no wealthy Africans. The African is wealthy,
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Speaker 9: but they are no African, no wealthy African because all
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Speaker 9: African countries are considered in poverished, sold h being back.
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Speaker 6: One hundred and ten. This is in povery uh uh
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Speaker 6: uh uh.
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Speaker 9: Highest welling in South Africa four hundred billions, which is
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Speaker 9: in Pobres.
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Speaker 6: There no rich country in Africa.
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Speaker 9: All the wealth still at African wealthy, but the countries
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Speaker 9: are not because all that wealth goes through white people
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Speaker 9: go to this mom by him then looking stupid saying
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Speaker 9: done the taked a little bits.
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Speaker 6: But the majority of the wealth of the garden is
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Speaker 6: set out of the gartnet given border exactly.
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Speaker 7: So talking about for on the video I have on
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Speaker 7: the screen, this is actually I love the fact that
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Speaker 7: now Africans are taking actions into their hands.
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Speaker 6: Like like Cando. Technically Joby would be the richest on
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Speaker 6: the planet. Technically, technically if one of the boys countries
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Speaker 6: in the world. Because of the reasons that in stoles.
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Speaker 4: Have, it's it's crazy. So of course we have more
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Speaker 4: servently first to save.
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Speaker 7: Of course, I wanted to retire from active politics, but
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Speaker 7: the gen Zs asked me to run for the presidency again.
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Speaker 7: But who are the gen Zys? The gen Zys are
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Speaker 7: the same people who you keep on selling their resources.
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Speaker 7: Again when you talk about the African countries.
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Speaker 6: Are the approaches he's rocking about there was the last
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Speaker 6: year who you're talking about. That's crazy.
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Speaker 7: This is crazy, the same gen zs you're talking about
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Speaker 7: the day because it's giving the same talk as Kagame.
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Speaker 4: You know, the people love me. That's why I happening tonight.
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Speaker 6: Ninety seven percent of the boat.
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Speaker 7: This guy is barely appearing on the campaigns. He's barely
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Speaker 7: appearing on the campaigns. He's pulling the pol Be stunts,
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Speaker 7: you know, old Joe the joke.
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Speaker 6: This is the Africa run by a kryptocracy.
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Speaker 9: Why people can throw all of it, put their puppet
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Speaker 9: and they want they there forever there was stability while
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Speaker 9: they're killing Africa is not for the people go in
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Speaker 9: the country because other people, even white people, to throw
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Speaker 9: Africa and go back to a kingdom. Were well, they're
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Speaker 9: we countries in the world jobing and don't control Africa.
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Speaker 6: You know poor.
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Speaker 9: They have the money, like you said, our Audami worth
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Speaker 9: seven hundred million dollars in a poor country carbon Wanda.
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Speaker 6: I was got there, U go and and and it
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Speaker 6: worth millions of dollars of poor country. They can our
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Speaker 6: thought the motherfucker reach and in poor countries like daughter Nigeria,
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Speaker 6: are they read Wow, it.
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Speaker 7: Works like magic. It works like magic. But I have
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Speaker 7: a video here where we are witnessing. Actually it's from
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Speaker 7: the Bombey where the Chinese many minutes, definitely the minutes
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Speaker 7: uh continues in the bumbwe they must, they must. They
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Speaker 7: treat black the bumbey like that and have put them in.
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Speaker 6: They say, black people right no matter where they don't,
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Speaker 6: that's why, and joans everyone all Chinese app of just the.
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Speaker 9: Disrespect and the fucking crazy. We're not gonna deal with
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Speaker 9: you people. The more we want you fucking out of Ada.
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Speaker 6: Get your ship forty dollars, you get your ass out
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Speaker 6: of here. See, Africans have always tolerated this disrespect.
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Speaker 9: You got people coming your home, which is Africa, because
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Speaker 9: that is killing all your wealth and but.
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Speaker 6: Tiny day David to be your friend. And then because
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Speaker 6: it's wealthy, they want their piece of pie.
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Speaker 9: Like the white man and the Arab man. It say,
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Speaker 9: you've been a boot that can uh uh haggas his
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Speaker 9: head God sil person. They're coming in to take over
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Speaker 9: to the head. They go, let everybody take them in
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Speaker 9: their head and take their ship. They're coming and get
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Speaker 9: the ship too. People coming to your house, talk to
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Speaker 9: you crazy, treats you crazy. You have done nothing about it.
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Speaker 9: But this again, it's.
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Speaker 6: Not the African. African man.
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Speaker 9: You're weak and reckless until you stand up and become something.
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Speaker 9: You are treated like shit globally, but no one respect
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Speaker 9: African men.
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Speaker 6: You're at the men for long time.
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Speaker 7: Well, at least this one shows something different and like
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Speaker 7: what you've been seeing in other countries. I mean it's
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Speaker 7: it's always one. I'd say two percent out of ninety eight.
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Speaker 7: You know where two percent of the black people have
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Speaker 7: the confidence of fighting back, ninety eight will accept the disrespect.
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Speaker 7: They'll be called that inname by these Chinese people and
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Speaker 7: the Indians, and they still come back the next day
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Speaker 7: working for the same same people who are actually are
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Speaker 7: extorting us, but they're talking about them.
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Speaker 6: Why why woul't you learn the builders yourself, your country,
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Speaker 6: your resources?
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Speaker 9: Why wouldn't you learn how to build yourself? Is a
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Speaker 9: level from the African men into development. Why haven't you learned?
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Speaker 6: Both have been edupended for sixty seven years. This isn't
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Speaker 6: all the child. Why haven't you shut yourself?
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Speaker 7: Africa? Just feel like Africans have to lose their fear.
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Speaker 7: That's the number one reason because accountability. Responsibility goes back
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Speaker 7: to these leaders who have again given people hopes and
24:16
Speaker 7: promises that they are going to deliver things that they haven't.
24:19
Speaker 7: So of course there's a point, there's a finger to point.
24:21
Speaker 7: But at the same time it goes back to us,
24:23
Speaker 7: the majority. Like I've said, we're comfortable with the situation.
24:26
Speaker 7: So the more the comfortability, the more they're gonna still
24:29
Speaker 7: because they say you're comfortable with the situation you are in.
24:32
Speaker 4: You know you're not. You're not threatened by the lifestyle.
24:37
Speaker 9: Two dollars ago, that's worth four thousands evidence of the day,
24:43
Speaker 9: four thousands.
24:44
Speaker 6: You're given two hours, your faith, you are more we
24:50
Speaker 6: have they have ton that George are told the dude crazy.
25:04
Speaker 7: Yeah, So that's saying that they treat black the bombs
25:07
Speaker 7: like that and have put them in situations where they
25:09
Speaker 7: are forced to fight violently to defend their rights, their
25:12
Speaker 7: dignity and their own land. They exploit our people, make
25:16
Speaker 7: them work for peanuts and take everything the Bombo has
25:20
Speaker 7: suffered under colonialism from This is no way the world.
25:24
Speaker 6: The UK trying to do this.
25:27
Speaker 9: If you're in it now, this is the world appen
25:30
Speaker 9: apergan Man doesn't do ship doesn't do ship.
25:33
Speaker 6: So people come in like ship, the pay ship that
25:37
Speaker 6: all the money actin like you.
25:40
Speaker 9: This is Africa, is that the Bible, This is afrige.
25:49
Speaker 9: All black Africa works this way. The Chinese, every African,
25:54
Speaker 9: black African. That's the baby in Bambia, South Africa, the Libya,
26:01
Speaker 9: my father.
26:02
Speaker 6: How Chinese people all over the Africans because everybody knows
26:05
Speaker 6: the Africans got out. He just miles and people fuck
26:09
Speaker 6: him in there, fuck him up, eat him in the head.
26:12
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, come back and works for like these monther
26:15
Speaker 6: fucking people. Probably getting paid. I'm I'm I'm being gentlemen.
26:19
Speaker 6: Your probably getting paid. Made it two dollars a day,
26:24
Speaker 6: a date, that hour a date and longs the time.
26:27
Speaker 6: The Chinese don't even pay their heads.
26:30
Speaker 1: It good.
26:31
Speaker 6: I need my money.
26:32
Speaker 9: I need give you did all his work money paid
26:36
Speaker 9: because you got no government that don't go back to
26:38
Speaker 9: tether shines because they get know from him. He can
26:40
Speaker 9: pay out people get away, you know when I didn't
26:44
Speaker 9: do that. Now we finally ain't over. But those of
26:47
Speaker 9: need go that're gonna do shiitake. This is the boot fits.
26:51
Speaker 9: He gets his head and.
26:52
Speaker 6: Just about the grove.
26:54
Speaker 7: So yeah, the thing the Bomber are suffered from colonialism.
27:00
Speaker 7: From eighteen ninety seven to nineteen eighty the white Man
27:04
Speaker 7: had this weakness and including racism, but it never reached
27:08
Speaker 7: this level of dehumanization. There was at least a semblance,
27:13
Speaker 7: at least a semblance of structure and investments, even though
27:17
Speaker 7: it was colonial. With the Chinese, however, we get the
27:20
Speaker 7: worst many of those coming to the Bumbwe are not
27:24
Speaker 7: even the best China, the best China has to offer.
27:28
Speaker 4: Some of the people are coming straight out of the prisons.
27:31
Speaker 7: It's like taking inmates from Chikurubi and sending them abroad,
27:36
Speaker 7: then expecting them to behave in a I mean I
27:39
Speaker 7: think he meant the village, then taking them abroad, then
27:41
Speaker 7: expecting them to behave in a dignified and respectful manner
27:44
Speaker 7: towards the local population. All this is happening because our
27:47
Speaker 7: government allows it. Number one, and the Chinese are permitted
27:51
Speaker 7: to do this in not just the Bumbe, but majority
27:53
Speaker 7: of the African countries. And know the bombing or African
27:57
Speaker 7: would never be allowed.
27:58
Speaker 6: To do said exactly, it's not the Bobering the African problem.
28:04
Speaker 6: I'm Black African problem. This is that them bobering, this
28:08
Speaker 6: is a Black African problem that you haven't children a.
28:15
Speaker 4: Yeah, so he's questioning.
28:16
Speaker 7: He says, it makes him wonder if it is self
28:19
Speaker 7: it or is it lack of confidence?
28:21
Speaker 4: Is it corruption? Why would any black leader?
28:26
Speaker 9: I'm glad you Rope is right. It's about self hate. Yeah,
28:30
Speaker 9: it's about self hate. About the top of the average
28:33
Speaker 9: man is a weak blame. He's scared of everything.
28:35
Speaker 6: Like brother boy told him to.
28:37
Speaker 9: You raised and here, you're scared anywhere. You're both that
28:42
Speaker 9: everybody's better than your ship. So at the coperence joby.
28:46
Speaker 6: Has, the average man does not have it. Towers brings
28:51
Speaker 6: his head shut. The south stoke.
28:56
Speaker 4: The straight up.
28:57
Speaker 6: God damn it, you're a man or woman. Fick the
29:00
Speaker 6: fuck up the.
29:01
Speaker 9: Child any African man that you're talking about from God
29:10
Speaker 9: damn basing your voice. So whoever wrote this article being
29:14
Speaker 9: correct this as the African man like sick camel. He said, well,
29:18
Speaker 9: he's not supposed to see the truth, you know, stending
29:22
Speaker 9: You're supposed to hurt the fucking villing people tell you
29:25
Speaker 9: the truth about you, your week, your soft the coward.
29:30
Speaker 6: Leave I the fact hurt that this guy, right, I
29:33
Speaker 6: want to go a woman a manor road. They know
29:35
Speaker 6: this is a fact.
29:36
Speaker 9: Everybody else in the world knows this. That's why you're
29:39
Speaker 9: treated like this. He was supposed to been knocking motherfucker's out.
29:45
Speaker 9: Do you understand what I'm telling you? You said I'm
29:48
Speaker 9: an aggressive duke. Goddamn right, I'm an African nes I
29:50
Speaker 9: would raise an African black, and I'm I'm bused in
29:54
Speaker 9: fire Black American racism fire. So I begot that's why
30:01
Speaker 9: you've never seen no Asian in America. They have not
30:04
Speaker 9: come up to no Black Americans doing nothing. They no instantly,
30:09
Speaker 9: it's on site because you're boys than fired. So we're
30:13
Speaker 9: trying to bring that back to our African brothers. Set
30:16
Speaker 9: off your goddamn ass. You start being a motherfucking cowd
30:19
Speaker 9: and you stop putting people on their fucking backs where
30:22
Speaker 9: they disrespect you in your own home.
30:24
Speaker 6: African is your house. You don't let nobody tell me
30:28
Speaker 6: your house and dictate rules to you. But you've done that,
30:34
Speaker 6: You've done this after your answers, the fucking gets the continent.
30:38
Speaker 9: Back in from all these don't fake ass revolutions you had,
30:42
Speaker 9: but they did work, the fuck you give them right
30:44
Speaker 9: back to the same people because it goes to booth
30:47
Speaker 9: thats they put in the done in your history.
30:49
Speaker 6: It was actually fought for. You got to get your
30:52
Speaker 6: dock damn house back to live in your house. Well,
30:56
Speaker 6: people just respecting you in your house.
31:00
Speaker 9: Never yet somehow the shaddy man all in that because
31:07
Speaker 9: it's comfortable enough.
31:09
Speaker 6: You were uncomfortable to disrespect you in the old home.
31:14
Speaker 6: So with that with someone you have, that is not
31:21
Speaker 6: all that.
31:23
Speaker 4: But yeah, that's the same questioning. Why is questioning? It's
31:27
Speaker 4: a he I like his page. I shout to him.
31:30
Speaker 7: He speaks a lot of facts, but it's also saying
31:33
Speaker 7: that why would a blackly that allow black the bands
31:36
Speaker 7: to be treated this way by foreign us who are
31:39
Speaker 7: here only to be to exploit and extract without investing
31:43
Speaker 7: anything back into the.
31:44
Speaker 6: Country while doing it, Because doing that little bit that
31:52
Speaker 6: the right question. Thank god, thank god that the changing about.
32:01
Speaker 6: So there's all alth I think he's do you say
32:03
Speaker 6: it was an aga the enough of this ship. So
32:06
Speaker 6: he's gotta go.
32:07
Speaker 9: But you're just because they're didn't a little bit crumb
32:11
Speaker 9: and they're scared their bootlets. They're all these people were
32:15
Speaker 9: raised by the colonel said they all stared of white people.
32:18
Speaker 6: And they their tower with me and then nothing they detected.
32:21
Speaker 6: See when you got when you plays, when you've got
32:23
Speaker 6: this triplism, they don't see their people as their people.
32:27
Speaker 6: They got there. They'll say, well, what tried? Did this
32:29
Speaker 6: guy he got it? Might try? Is he part of
32:33
Speaker 6: my try? He's got even one of my trible mate.
32:36
Speaker 9: No, Africa got colnized because they were trying. And they
32:40
Speaker 9: do have an understood becase mean a lot of Africans
32:42
Speaker 9: there was stood that they're just joy it fucked up.
32:45
Speaker 6: Tribal culture don't work.
32:47
Speaker 5: It don't work.
32:49
Speaker 9: That's why the leaders don't give a fuck about them
32:51
Speaker 9: as a nation, because they say, well, the nepotism should
32:54
Speaker 9: have said if this guy and where is this.
32:57
Speaker 6: Part and where does that? He didn't buy me? They
33:00
Speaker 6: give people not even I tribe and so like what
33:05
Speaker 6: this is your country more? You gotta be a country leader.
33:09
Speaker 9: But the African room at tible people from ten years
33:13
Speaker 9: to dollars their rule as cooper tribal chiefs. And until
33:18
Speaker 9: the African puts down that tribal ship, Africans will always
33:23
Speaker 9: be invading, always be ruled by Florida because they don't.
33:27
Speaker 4: Have any us.
33:27
Speaker 6: You don't have a unity because the country, the gen
33:30
Speaker 6: Zs are finally trying to stop that. Understand, Hey, tribalism
33:33
Speaker 6: shit don't work in Lor.
33:36
Speaker 9: If you only knew so much why it doesn't work
33:40
Speaker 9: and how you've been conquer because it doesn't work, you'll
33:42
Speaker 9: destroy that system and need everybody knows that you do that.
33:46
Speaker 6: That's everybody knows that can use that you haven't learned today.
33:51
Speaker 9: Everybody knows that your tribal you're backwards, so they can
33:55
Speaker 9: always come in and domination.
33:57
Speaker 6: That's your own group of leaders, a tribal of the
34:00
Speaker 6: africant as a one na backport, not even in the country.
34:05
Speaker 6: They don't like Joe, he said, change there the only.
34:09
Speaker 9: Things going back to tribalism. And I know that you
34:12
Speaker 9: don't go back to the same tribal warship. So that
34:15
Speaker 9: another word for people who come in and dominate you.
34:18
Speaker 9: And you guys in United antinue your.
34:21
Speaker 6: Lure, your camera, your peculiar, your challenging that ship don't work.
34:27
Speaker 6: But other people coming your country, they can dominate your
34:30
Speaker 6: comb if you're not pinion birth as a leader. You
34:34
Speaker 6: said that the help of these Chinese people doing the
34:37
Speaker 6: mind people, you said they are.
34:39
Speaker 4: To see me.
34:40
Speaker 6: Don't don't know what, don't I'm I'm a challenging persident.
34:45
Speaker 7: You're like, what, it's crazy, But yeah, that is the
34:49
Speaker 7: reading playing on your screen. And as I literally wound
34:52
Speaker 7: up with the article itself, he also says, uh, these
34:55
Speaker 7: people come and strip our land and lute miner.
34:57
Speaker 4: Resources, send back well to China.
35:00
Speaker 7: I respect them for protecting their own national interests, but
35:03
Speaker 7: I have nothing but contempt for our leaders who fail
35:06
Speaker 7: to protect ours. Our tragedy is not China's greed, but
35:10
Speaker 7: our own leaders betrayal. They prioritize personal gain over the
35:15
Speaker 7: dignity and wellbeing off the people. We reclaim ourselves self
35:19
Speaker 7: respect as Africans because no other race well ever respect
35:24
Speaker 7: us if we do not respect ourselves.
35:27
Speaker 4: So that is what he had to say, that.
35:33
Speaker 6: The hards and better self respect to pay respect that
35:42
Speaker 6: that law happen. Understand that not to change back your
35:46
Speaker 6: corps as a people people face.
35:56
Speaker 7: Yeah, and of course we can't also build confidence with
35:59
Speaker 7: the try all differences of I think it was Nigeria
36:05
Speaker 7: two years ago either too strict three or last year.
36:08
Speaker 4: They tried to.
36:11
Speaker 7: Bring the the tribal languages as part of their curriculum,
36:16
Speaker 7: and of course this they were trying to introduce actually
36:19
Speaker 7: you know, different.
36:22
Speaker 4: Different tribes to be taught in their tribe, you know,
36:26
Speaker 4: so which.
36:29
Speaker 7: Which was not really making sense. So the same thing
36:32
Speaker 7: could be affecting Ghana in a different way. Because I
36:35
Speaker 7: feel like as much as English years is not.
36:38
Speaker 8: The African language extant unifying lang, then't have a good
36:48
Speaker 8: travel and the national language.
36:50
Speaker 6: So that's why I travel.
36:55
Speaker 9: I agree with that, but you must have one African
36:59
Speaker 9: urobye languge. Since the biggest language in Africa is Swahili,
37:04
Speaker 9: you need to adopt that all Africans can speak to
37:08
Speaker 9: one another and trade with one another in one common language.
37:12
Speaker 9: And then you all your group be languages. I'm with that,
37:16
Speaker 9: you all your mother tongue, but the main language on
37:19
Speaker 9: the time that will be Swahili.
37:22
Speaker 6: Who we all can talk and interact with.
37:25
Speaker 9: One another in an African language that's older than English,
37:28
Speaker 9: older than French, order than Portuguese, older than Arabic, is
37:33
Speaker 9: much older, much more beautiful. So that's the language we
37:38
Speaker 9: will put as the continental language, and then all other
37:42
Speaker 9: mothers speak that all you want that we as we
37:47
Speaker 9: do commerce, as we do business, we must have a
37:52
Speaker 9: business language, and that has to be Swahili to be
37:55
Speaker 9: all just speak in Swahimi has.
37:57
Speaker 6: Business language in Africa that color as one.
38:02
Speaker 9: People and that unified as one people the divide, so
38:07
Speaker 9: we can use that language for business purposes.
38:10
Speaker 6: That become the dominant language.
38:13
Speaker 7: It's a it's crazy because I just recalled the system
38:18
Speaker 7: of schools forced us to learn English by force, you know,
38:22
Speaker 7: because I remember there were days we could only speak
38:24
Speaker 7: Swahili on Friday or thursdays. So if you found, like
38:28
Speaker 7: I think we've discussed a couple of times, if you
38:30
Speaker 7: phon'm talking Swahili, you put on a sack, you know,
38:33
Speaker 7: as a shame you carry this, you know, or they're
38:36
Speaker 7: just gonna be doing some crazy things on your.
38:42
Speaker 6: I don't know how. I'm so glad it survived that
38:46
Speaker 6: kind of that kind of a tack on the language
38:52
Speaker 6: coming from the schools, just yourself.
38:55
Speaker 9: I'm surprised why survived that the value from God made
39:00
Speaker 9: survive because.
39:04
Speaker 6: It was obviously the.
39:05
Speaker 9: English when the white can't pot me out, but it's
39:08
Speaker 9: still survived. That's amazing to me that the language will
39:12
Speaker 9: survive with was.
39:13
Speaker 6: Tall not the only day, but talk a certain time
39:16
Speaker 6: and that gen you.
39:17
Speaker 9: Put an unist man up. But it's still survived. So
39:22
Speaker 9: that means from that it was meant to survive. So
39:25
Speaker 9: it was meant to survive.
39:26
Speaker 6: What they do, they couldn't, They couldn't un undo that
39:30
Speaker 6: language because well he's ancient, so he's ancient. English is
39:35
Speaker 6: not ancient. There's no there's no ancient European language. There's
39:40
Speaker 6: no ancient.
39:41
Speaker 9: No, the idea I'm supposed to like English, don't like
39:44
Speaker 9: what everybody never seoks the real history.
39:48
Speaker 6: What's your white people just you know, just.
39:51
Speaker 9: Got the lend out to watch the ass tew days
39:53
Speaker 9: ago around, seek to different I.
39:55
Speaker 6: Think even I I Fred, you know if your language
39:59
Speaker 6: goes back the pregent even do the English? Oh reds
40:13
Speaker 6: how in the language start language? You know you're the dad,
40:25
Speaker 6: but it's the.
40:27
Speaker 4: Exactly so mm hmm.
40:30
Speaker 7: In Ghana, they're saying that Ghana has officially announced a
40:32
Speaker 7: major shift in its education policy. From now on, basic
40:36
Speaker 7: school basic schools across the country will use local languages
40:40
Speaker 7: as the main medium of instruction medium of instruction instead
40:45
Speaker 7: of English education, instead of English education sorry, and that
40:49
Speaker 7: this is of course information by the Ministry of Education,
40:53
Speaker 7: which says that the move aims to help the children
40:55
Speaker 7: learn better by studying in their mother tongue and their languages,
41:00
Speaker 7: the languages they understand the best.
41:03
Speaker 4: Ghana.
41:04
Speaker 7: The Gana Education Service has been directed to implement the
41:07
Speaker 7: new policy nationwide. This is just super backward according to me,
41:12
Speaker 7: you know, cause personally it is a personally listener, listen,
41:18
Speaker 7: I feel like I feel like this shouldn't be promoted,
41:24
Speaker 7: especially because most of the Africans with not even we
41:26
Speaker 7: don't understand how tribalism affects us or as divided us.
41:30
Speaker 4: And this is very effective politically. So this is a move.
41:34
Speaker 7: I feel like, actually that is going to inductrinate people
41:37
Speaker 7: more because the moment you don't understand English, put.
41:43
Speaker 6: One Bible language, unifying language, so called division tribalism, and.
41:54
Speaker 4: Exactly so it's going to worsen.
41:59
Speaker 7: It's into us and drums creating the building you had
42:03
Speaker 7: Ghana is tribalis Ghana, you had germ mosquito.
42:08
Speaker 6: Trible. Yeah.
42:15
Speaker 4: I feel like, yeah, I feel like this is really
42:18
Speaker 4: a bad move.
42:19
Speaker 7: And this is all we go back to the African
42:21
Speaker 7: Union again, if it was under line, if it was
42:25
Speaker 7: a working organization, when other African countries are trying to
42:29
Speaker 7: push Swahili as part of their curriculum so that they
42:32
Speaker 7: can create this you know, unity and understanding within other
42:36
Speaker 7: African countries. This should be actually a discussion that should
42:39
Speaker 7: be held as with the same board members agree that
42:43
Speaker 7: the whole continent is going to take this as a mask,
42:45
Speaker 7: not as an option, so that we can actually help
42:49
Speaker 7: our saves.
42:49
Speaker 4: And again we go back to trading.
42:51
Speaker 7: If we're still practicing trading, if we took trading seriously,
42:54
Speaker 7: this is we're going to create his movement amongst people
42:58
Speaker 7: are trading with us. You know, the moment can so
43:00
Speaker 7: I heal you with me. It's easy for me to understand.
43:02
Speaker 7: But when you're talking Gandian, I'm talking to you, what
43:05
Speaker 7: the earth is that? I don't understand what that what
43:07
Speaker 7: you're saying, you know, and the same whatever whatever the
43:13
Speaker 7: tribes out there, I don't know, you know, are you
43:17
Speaker 7: talking for whatever you're talking?
43:19
Speaker 4: You know, I can't understand you.
43:24
Speaker 6: I can't tree uh.
43:29
Speaker 9: Argy, you know, all the different contract a lot of trees,
43:35
Speaker 9: you know as your mosquitos.
43:39
Speaker 7: Yeah, so this is also going to bring a lot
43:41
Speaker 7: of literacy in the country because people are not going
43:45
Speaker 7: to be able to understand even published newspapers.
43:48
Speaker 4: You know, to be able to read.
43:51
Speaker 6: Don them because you don't get English, because that's going
43:59
Speaker 6: to connect you to the rest the world.
44:02
Speaker 1: But at you get it because I see what.
44:04
Speaker 6: They're trying to do.
44:05
Speaker 9: I think we're gonna we're gonna give it a as
44:07
Speaker 9: a as our center language became not an English country.
44:10
Speaker 6: You're an African. I get that. But you gotta make
44:14
Speaker 6: a unifying language.
44:15
Speaker 9: You've got to really tribal problems in God, you got
44:19
Speaker 9: to tribal tribal rivalry, but you can't eat each other.
44:23
Speaker 9: You understand, it shall exit, There'll be a politic.
44:26
Speaker 6: It don't be used for power. The politicians are gonna
44:30
Speaker 6: pay tribal against tribe for power. So and it's gonna
44:37
Speaker 6: and also its small as the world, so you know
44:41
Speaker 6: your group is will tribe language, the group is don't
44:44
Speaker 6: tribe as small, so that that's going to also make
44:48
Speaker 6: that that that small as your world makes your world smallers.
44:52
Speaker 4: Though yep, exactly so.
44:54
Speaker 7: The fact that number one Africans continuent travel within the
44:58
Speaker 7: continent itself.
44:59
Speaker 4: It's experts and safe.
45:00
Speaker 7: So these are completely lockdown, like you're saying, these are
45:03
Speaker 7: it's like you know, it is a lockdown.
45:10
Speaker 1: I don't know.
45:11
Speaker 7: I don't know those tribes dramasquito, do you know? I know,
45:15
Speaker 7: you don't know none. But we also have in South
45:17
Speaker 7: Africa's a real rama. Foster instead of dealing handling white
45:21
Speaker 7: people is very much busy. I've been awarded the honorary dictator.
45:27
Speaker 7: He was awarded the honorary dictor doctorate, sorry, doctorate by
45:34
Speaker 7: University of Malaya. MALAYMI is a very bad thing in Malaysia.
45:40
Speaker 7: In Malaysia. But the reason I'm talking about.
45:43
Speaker 6: This is.
45:47
Speaker 4: A war our.
45:52
Speaker 6: Southnation right in Malaysia.
45:59
Speaker 7: Well, this is about what we need to address. Number
46:02
Speaker 7: one again, the same thing we talked about the hospitals.
46:05
Speaker 7: These people would rather go to India, you know, and
46:09
Speaker 7: other countries, especially India, like we saw to get to.
46:17
Speaker 4: Who knows, who knows? Do you have reports? You know?
46:25
Speaker 6: President, we are here, we are here.
46:31
Speaker 4: We shall report, well, we we shall report.
46:34
Speaker 7: But anyway, all I'm talking about is because this failed
46:38
Speaker 7: not only to build hospitals but also schools in Africa.
46:43
Speaker 7: So I feel like whether the honorary, whether you whatever,
46:45
Speaker 7: whatever you're getting, I feel like this is just still
46:47
Speaker 7: a mockery. Back to the people, back home to the people,
46:50
Speaker 7: because what are you being honored for? Number one, you
46:53
Speaker 7: don't even you know, if there's nothing you've really done. Again,
46:57
Speaker 7: what are these like? Use the same question.
47:00
Speaker 6: That Malaysia one in South Africa, job me, this is
47:03
Speaker 6: the roopy war. And it's because of that.
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Speaker 9: It's something that a major one from South Africa is
47:09
Speaker 9: from the mineral job rich. The something that the Malaysians
47:14
Speaker 9: want from South Africa that they your war that doesn't
47:19
Speaker 9: mean ship in our country.
47:22
Speaker 6: War, So that that.
47:26
Speaker 9: Gives you the big niggah, I'm the biggest. I got
47:32
Speaker 9: a doctor in the malayis just not.
47:36
Speaker 6: Very gay.
47:37
Speaker 9: Now, you know, we need some of the minerals to
47:40
Speaker 9: South Africa. Had a good had a cheap of three
47:44
Speaker 9: priest like you give to the Americans.
47:45
Speaker 6: But with like they doing, like dealing with all the
47:49
Speaker 6: mineral trains going over and over and over. Really something
47:52
Speaker 6: that ship in Malaysia.
47:54
Speaker 7: But yeah, because a doctor of do nothing, do nothing
48:04
Speaker 7: exactly the same is recognition celebrates his leadership in promoting
48:08
Speaker 7: global diplomacy, peace, indeed human rights, and placing him among
48:13
Speaker 7: global icons like Nelson Mandela, who received the same honor
48:16
Speaker 7: in nineteen ninety.
48:19
Speaker 9: That nothing nothing period, everybody black apoor at a lady
48:28
Speaker 9: in the street did go back to your going.
48:33
Speaker 1: A job.
48:39
Speaker 6: Nothing.
48:39
Speaker 7: You you're better do something about radia before talking about
48:44
Speaker 7: sh and all that. It's crazy, but we have ken
48:48
Speaker 7: as our main topic. Of course, recently we've seen rut
48:51
Speaker 7: who signed eight stay as eight bills and of course
48:55
Speaker 7: they have been passed into law. Again I've repeat these
48:58
Speaker 7: are the same bills that most of the people lost
49:00
Speaker 7: their lives last year, demonstrating againist when we were rejecting
49:03
Speaker 7: their finance Bill twenty twenty four and Routo did it
49:07
Speaker 7: when people were distracted a little bit morning Raila, where
49:10
Speaker 7: the whole nation was focused on other things. He said,
49:13
Speaker 7: this was just like a normal day of his work.
49:15
Speaker 7: And sadly Railer was pronounced dead, but he was still
49:19
Speaker 7: going to sign the bill. But we know that actually
49:22
Speaker 7: again he was very keen wait for the attention of
49:25
Speaker 7: the people to take time. And they did this because
49:28
Speaker 7: the new people are not going to be hitting the streets,
49:30
Speaker 7: They're going.
49:30
Speaker 4: To be more focused on those other things. So of
49:33
Speaker 4: course this is happening.
49:34
Speaker 7: And some of the bills, which include of cost privatization
49:38
Speaker 7: of public assets includes well we can see the plan
49:41
Speaker 7: of five beaches and four islands. This is the coastal
49:45
Speaker 7: counties which are supposed to be boosting tourism. This is
49:49
Speaker 7: the same bullshit that Samyasu told people of Tanzania on
49:53
Speaker 7: the video of sharing yesterday that the people were claiming
49:55
Speaker 7: that they want a different constitution apart from the one
49:58
Speaker 7: that she's introduced.
50:00
Speaker 4: Of them don't even know what the constitution means. For
50:02
Speaker 4: people to say.
50:03
Speaker 7: Tomorrow they're going to rally, it means they've bread gone
50:06
Speaker 7: through the constitution the new things that you're trying to introduce,
50:09
Speaker 7: and they're seen way back we had macgufully saying do
50:12
Speaker 7: not sign this bill. So you'relso talking to a group
50:15
Speaker 7: of people who are who have been enlightened, enlightened about
50:19
Speaker 7: the West and their benefits. Hutt macfully for keeping that
50:22
Speaker 7: straight and that's why they got rid of him. On
50:25
Speaker 7: this other end, we have Samea and Routo walking together tirelessly.
50:29
Speaker 4: Not only just a privatizing pot that is.
50:33
Speaker 7: Kind of pot, but we can now see other things
50:36
Speaker 7: and they're saying this is for for tourism, economic boost
50:39
Speaker 7: This is bullshit.
50:41
Speaker 4: This is all bushit. This is part of the agenda
50:44
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five.
50:47
Speaker 9: Privatizing them, right people after the gorgeous You don't privatize the.
50:57
Speaker 4: People of the exactly what the.
51:01
Speaker 6: White people and there are black people.
51:05
Speaker 7: Let's say, for how long this country this is not Jamaica.
51:10
Speaker 7: Let's see for how long this is going to run
51:13
Speaker 7: in this country?
51:17
Speaker 6: The same?
51:20
Speaker 4: I agree, But there is the people.
51:22
Speaker 7: You know, these Jamaicans, these can we're two different. I
51:26
Speaker 7: mean with the same people.
51:29
Speaker 4: Okay, I bet they will.
51:32
Speaker 7: I bet they will, especially when you're told when the
51:35
Speaker 7: white people start acting crazy, you can't come here.
51:38
Speaker 4: You can't be here. Oh no, that's gonna go down.
51:41
Speaker 4: You're gonna be blown the shep out of you.
51:44
Speaker 7: Man, can I some mad we can mon? You know
51:50
Speaker 7: is trying to get some dollars from you. You're gonna
51:52
Speaker 7: get the fuck out of face and let us enjoy
51:55
Speaker 7: the moment. You're gonna get out of fact.
51:58
Speaker 4: You know you're gonna get out.
52:01
Speaker 3: Let me.
52:02
Speaker 4: Let me go to Mombasa and I face this kind
52:04
Speaker 4: of bullshit. Me no way, me no, no, no no way,
52:08
Speaker 4: no way.
52:09
Speaker 7: I'm going to every of those beaches. I'm enjoying water,
52:13
Speaker 7: I'm enjoying the sun. As a matter of fact, you
52:15
Speaker 7: should you need to go back to Europe, you know,
52:17
Speaker 7: to the cold. Your skin can't handle this sun.
52:21
Speaker 4: You need to go back in a.
52:23
Speaker 6: Right now they're telling you advertise, I.
52:29
Speaker 7: Don't think there's him and there's the people, and the
52:33
Speaker 7: people are reading all these things very thoroughly, people understanding
52:39
Speaker 7: what is happening, and I don't think it's gonna go
52:42
Speaker 7: for long again.
52:42
Speaker 4: We also have twenty twenty seven, of course hoping.
52:45
Speaker 6: Uh allow along. Yeah, they will have a booklet, but
52:55
Speaker 6: then you don't make money regard.
52:59
Speaker 7: About We need a leader who, if they get into power,
53:05
Speaker 7: not rutal of course, who can overturn all these things
53:08
Speaker 7: that Ruto has actually made them into law. We need
53:12
Speaker 7: to overturn them because this is just a signature away.
53:14
Speaker 7: These are pieces of papers. There's the real sheet, and
53:17
Speaker 7: we are the majority. We say yes and we say no,
53:21
Speaker 7: not you saying yes and you're saying no on our behalf.
53:24
Speaker 7: Like I said, it's crazy that we have one person
53:26
Speaker 7: or one hundred and fifty people like you have to
53:28
Speaker 7: be model for saying that we have undred and fifty
53:30
Speaker 7: people controlling the country and your Madrid You're you're millions
53:33
Speaker 7: of you, and yet you say you say yes to
53:35
Speaker 7: all this bullshit. Oh yes, sir, yes a boss, Yes sir,
53:39
Speaker 7: I don't worry, you know, just eight ten dollars, I'll
53:42
Speaker 7: do it for you. Eight bucks, I'll do it for you,
53:45
Speaker 7: or twenty our long worry sir? And then you called you,
53:48
Speaker 7: wasn't it You're excellency, You're excellency. Yes, So they feel
53:52
Speaker 7: very important. You're the excellent here. They should make your
53:55
Speaker 7: life excellent.
53:57
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
53:57
Speaker 7: Make kind of wonder how people are just comfortable in overty,
54:00
Speaker 7: I trust me. That really blows the shet out of me,
54:02
Speaker 7: especially looking at my fox, Like how you comfortable being
54:06
Speaker 7: in that area for over years and you don't want
54:08
Speaker 7: to move.
54:10
Speaker 4: You don't want to move. You don't explore places.
54:15
Speaker 6: Not me.
54:16
Speaker 4: I like like I like exploring, Not me. I like exploring.
54:20
Speaker 4: I like seeing new things, like meeting people. I like
54:23
Speaker 4: having the fun.
54:24
Speaker 3: Not me.
54:25
Speaker 7: I can't stand being in one place for long. Even
54:28
Speaker 7: when I go to places, I always ask people are
54:30
Speaker 7: we going home?
54:30
Speaker 4: One time?
54:31
Speaker 7: Going back home? I start being annoying, you know, because
54:34
Speaker 7: I don't have to sit in one place for so long,
54:37
Speaker 7: you know, even at the studio. Sometimes I'll find myself busy.
54:40
Speaker 7: I'm just gonna take, you know, go downstairs for nothing,
54:43
Speaker 7: you know, because I want to walk because and because
54:46
Speaker 7: I can right now my leg is not fucked up anymore,
54:49
Speaker 7: you know. So I don't understand Africans. You're born in
54:54
Speaker 7: the poverty. You you you're raised there, you give back, there,
54:59
Speaker 7: you get married, there, you die there.
55:02
Speaker 4: She I can do that for me. No, I am going.
55:06
Speaker 7: I'm doing everything upside down to live a comfortable life.
55:09
Speaker 7: So long as I'm not messing with a white man,
55:11
Speaker 7: that's the hell.
55:12
Speaker 6: No.
55:12
Speaker 7: But we have the last conversation, which is Namibia's first
55:16
Speaker 7: femal president, our whole second control of the.
55:18
Speaker 4: Ministry of Minds, Energy and Industry.
55:21
Speaker 7: And of course this goes back to understanding Namibia is
55:24
Speaker 7: one of the countries are very much interested on working
55:27
Speaker 7: with the Alliance a health state, which is three countries
55:30
Speaker 7: Nijamali and Booking a fossil which have also taken complete control.
55:35
Speaker 4: Of their mineral resources.
55:37
Speaker 7: And the same namibera first female president named two born Nandi,
55:41
Speaker 7: has taken direct control of the Ministry of Minds, Energy
55:45
Speaker 7: and Industry after removing her Derpty. Of course she was
55:49
Speaker 7: corrupt and of course key important, key important fact the
55:52
Speaker 7: Ministry of Minds, Energy and Industry in Amibia overseas natural
55:56
Speaker 7: resources including diamonds, gold, uranium, upper and other valuable minerals.
56:02
Speaker 7: And also namib it's one of the world's top producer
56:05
Speaker 7: of diamonds and uranium, and so this ministry plays a
56:09
Speaker 7: huge role in the country's economy. And yeah, I bet
56:12
Speaker 7: this is gonna be amazing. Of course for the people
56:14
Speaker 7: we're gonna be seeing different transitions. She has to be
56:18
Speaker 7: very careful as well of us surrounding because I love
56:21
Speaker 7: the fact she's very aware of the people also working
56:24
Speaker 7: around and what they're doing. Because if she removed the deputy,
56:27
Speaker 7: that means she was corrupt, that is someone who was
56:29
Speaker 7: not doing right by the people or her job. But
56:33
Speaker 7: going through a few comments on this, someone says, yeah, yeah,
56:40
Speaker 7: that's what I'm saying. She needs to be very careful
56:42
Speaker 7: of the people around her and also herself because her
56:45
Speaker 7: interest is working with countries that we see the other
56:48
Speaker 7: global organizations have kicked out completely, so they won't They
56:52
Speaker 7: won't want you to develop the country. They want you
56:54
Speaker 7: to keep on begging to the IMF, the Wild Bank,
56:58
Speaker 7: keep on being beggars as Africans.
56:59
Speaker 4: You that nigga. You know, cap on keep on bagging
57:05
Speaker 4: like the daddy nigga you are, you know, with the
57:07
Speaker 4: superior here. It's crazy. The narrative was just chased super crazy.
57:14
Speaker 6: We were, we were you know what you said that.
57:22
Speaker 4: Let me share.
57:26
Speaker 6: Dirty, let me.
57:29
Speaker 1: Dirty?
57:30
Speaker 4: Exactly you nigga, you better go back to your country.
57:36
Speaker 4: You I do have to be that. It's crazy. It's crazy.
57:43
Speaker 11: A lady in the moment today was racist to me.
57:47
Speaker 11: She called me African and dirty African. And I guess
57:50
Speaker 11: my question to you is is African a slur in America?
57:56
Speaker 11: Because honestly, up until the lady said dirty African, when
57:59
Speaker 11: she said African, I was like, come again, because.
58:03
Speaker 6: That's a compliment.
58:05
Speaker 11: I can't shout about my being African.
58:06
Speaker 6: I love it so much. The first thing people a
58:09
Speaker 6: wait from.
58:10
Speaker 11: Africa, West Africa, and then I say Gambia this and
58:14
Speaker 11: he said African. I was like, okay, come again, that's
58:17
Speaker 11: not a drag. Then when she said dirty African, I
58:19
Speaker 11: was like, no, you got me all kinds of messed up.
58:23
Speaker 4: But talk to me, guys, is Africa.
58:29
Speaker 9: If you got me all kinds of you got me
58:33
Speaker 9: all fucked up. You got a kind of the best
58:38
Speaker 9: that I get to go uh money from your uh
58:44
Speaker 9: may the idea now, but the term you guys playing
58:49
Speaker 9: and you got me all you got me all fucked up,
58:51
Speaker 9: That's what it is.
58:53
Speaker 6: I've got to clean it up.
58:55
Speaker 1: All missed.
58:57
Speaker 4: You know, she's been nice, you know she's been African again.
59:03
Speaker 4: You know, you know, cowardly.
59:11
Speaker 7: But anyway, we're coming to the end of today's conversation.
59:15
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59:50
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59:55
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1:00:14
Speaker 6: That the thing to do.
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Speaker 4: I remember that one.
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Speaker 6: Universe, right that the universe, that was the universe. That
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Speaker 4: Come on, there's a reason, there's a reason. Pay attention.
1:00:40
Speaker 4: Pay attention.
1:00:41
Speaker 7: Maybe on your end, look at them numerological numbers. How
1:00:45
Speaker 7: is the universe talking to you? Because we are talking
1:00:48
Speaker 7: to you directly, but much love and have a good day.
1:00:55
Speaker 6: Better your mouth, your business.
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Speaker 4: Please and.
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Speaker 1: Inside Jessie and you know my wife.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, actually we stayed for a minute. We're doing exercise
1:01:31
Speaker 7: here with Mark, Mark making us exercise, yeah, jumping rope
1:01:39
Speaker 7: and all that, you know.
1:01:40
Speaker 6: Then we went, wow, how was it there? Your brother that.
1:01:52
Speaker 4: It's okay, he's okay.
1:01:53
Speaker 7: I'm rough like that to him, like he's a man
1:01:56
Speaker 7: not a child anymore. She keep telling you that you're
1:02:00
Speaker 7: growing up being a man, not a baby. So I'm
1:02:02
Speaker 7: not gonna keep on pestering you, no
1:02:05
Speaker 6: I know, for everything I don't want