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MALI JOIN BURKINA FASO IN NUCLEAR ENERGY DEAL WITH RUSSIA · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 5: we shall be catching up with what has been happening
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Speaker 5: during the weekend being our main conversation being actually Mali
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Speaker 5: or rather the Alana Heales State. Personally, I love calling
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Speaker 5: it as a whole the Alliance are Heal State, because
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Speaker 5: there is actually one region three countries which has formed
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Speaker 5: one regional block and actually is performing magical, amazing things
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Speaker 5: to the people. We're talking about Mali finally joining, booking
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Speaker 5: a fast or in the signing of a nuclear energy deal.
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Speaker 5: This is with Russia. We shall be breaking it all
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Speaker 5: the way down as you see how it actually did
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Speaker 5: visit most Core at the African Cup and of course
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Speaker 5: replacing the Wagner in fight against Jihadis, so shall be
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Speaker 5: discussing on that. We also talk about what it is
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Speaker 5: supposed to be taking place tomorrow in the two five
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Speaker 5: four writing in Kenya, where of course people are hoping
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Speaker 5: for a peaceful protest in remembrance of June twenty fifth
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Speaker 5: deadly protest that happened and was conducted last year, which
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Speaker 5: of course we've seen other dads imagine in the recent protests,
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Speaker 5: peaceful protest, but innocent lives, innocent people are being shot,
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Speaker 5: and this we're calling out on police brutality. But again
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Speaker 5: also want to talk about what is happening in Nigeria,
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Speaker 5: censoring of free speech, talking about a gender twenty thirty,
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Speaker 5: which is a global agenda. I want to talk about
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Speaker 5: what is happening in Rwanda. We wan't to talk about
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Speaker 5: what is happening in Uganda in Nigeria still where we're
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Speaker 5: seeing the Netherlands did finally return some of the stolen
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Speaker 5: or looted Bening bronze, and of course we shall be
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Speaker 5: discussing deep on that. I don't know go deep on that,
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Speaker 5: because personally, I think I've covered topics and topics when
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Speaker 5: you talk about the luted artifacts from Africa. We shall
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Speaker 5: also discuss of course booking a FASO where we see
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Speaker 5: how actually the French investors are super supermad, and this
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Speaker 5: is after a serious action that was taken on eighteenth
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Speaker 5: of June by Ibrahim tra Ore and this is declaring
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Speaker 5: other actually foreign gold mining companies. And of course also
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Speaker 5: Nija did win a case that they were fighting with
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Speaker 5: another foreign company. But finally they are in full control
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Speaker 5: of their own mineral resources. But last and not least,
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Speaker 5: shall talk about Tanzania which has launched or come up.
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Speaker 5: We came up with a new first modern copper processing
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Speaker 5: plant in junior districts, and of course this is in
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Speaker 5: them Benia region. Shall talk about it and see what's
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Speaker 5: actually behind the fundings, because try to miss the black
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Speaker 5: of fire says, follow the money and you learn a
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Speaker 5: whole lot more. But this is the one and only
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Speaker 5: Caleb Singer playing writer on the media of the twenty
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Speaker 5: first century the name of the germ Eterams. And of
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Speaker 5: course we're coming back quick after this to the conversation
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Speaker 2: Sure, I'll give you your sign.
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Speaker 2: I'll give you to it.
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Speaker 1: You're saying like I don't sell my napone. Jimmy royal, Dad,
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Speaker 1: Jim be tough, Tayrene, tell your bad.
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Speaker 5: The same, Yes, Correable, it's another is kind of seeing
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Speaker 5: download our application. On Friday, we were catching up on
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Speaker 5: Singers and hey, what a boring movie? And this why
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Speaker 5: I personally i'm so heavy on don't go on overheight.
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Speaker 5: Shit okay but not my language, but don't go on
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Speaker 5: over high things like, don't listen to anything over height.
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Speaker 2: Just let's let it.
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Speaker 5: Let it be where it's exactly where to be lost.
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Speaker 5: Just let me be there, just leave it there. Actually,
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Speaker 5: if you follow up also a movie probably like Extra,
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Speaker 5: you'll find out actually it's just super super boring. You know,
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Speaker 5: I don't know people what they're really caught up in
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Speaker 5: the emotions and all that. But I did love the
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Speaker 5: fact that actually it is produced based on a true story.
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Speaker 5: It is based on a true story. But I've not
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Speaker 5: been able to watch it still. Sure it's been trending,
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Speaker 5: were talking about it, wonderying about it, claiming out our
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Speaker 5: regipe gave up best and all that. But Semas was
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Speaker 5: such a pathetic movie. Two hours, wastedge of time, you know,
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Speaker 5: it was so crazy. Actually I wished I did a
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Speaker 5: show instead of watching a movie because that was so
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Speaker 5: so boring. Okay, God, the lesson that white people are
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Speaker 5: just who they are. You know, we are you are
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Speaker 5: on YouTube and won't go deep out it, but white
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Speaker 5: people are who they are, you know, with their character,
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Speaker 5: they'll never stop being who they are, their deeds and
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Speaker 5: all that. But at the same time, the action, everything
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Speaker 5: was just boring. Like, please let me know if you
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Speaker 5: watch Seemas or are your thoughts regarding it, regarding you know,
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Speaker 5: regarding it, because I think we've been waiting for so
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Speaker 5: long for those maybe who I've been waiting with us
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Speaker 5: right here on blackout Fire to catch up on seeing
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Speaker 5: and finally we did and it's a name for me.
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Speaker 5: It is just a super sipane. It was not given,
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Speaker 5: It didn't give at all. But what's given we have
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Speaker 5: Ghana with amazing, amazing of course fact and that I
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Speaker 5: do believe it's actually not really that non match of
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Speaker 5: a fact, slightly known match of a fact. I don't
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Speaker 5: know if it's making sense. It's not really that known.
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Speaker 5: But there's some African people who know about this. We
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Speaker 5: keep on talking about how westernization left so much effect
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Speaker 5: on African people, especially when you talk about education system
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Speaker 5: which we've seen most of the girls, and it is
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Speaker 5: a way which has been designed to portray inferiority to
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Speaker 5: the black people, to the black children. Let me start
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Speaker 5: with the children because on the level of education, of
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Speaker 5: course this catches you, catches up with you when you're
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Speaker 5: still very very young. So we've seen the inferiority is
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Speaker 5: being taught or i'd say self it being taught from
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Speaker 5: where we've been forced by this setup system of education.
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Speaker 5: We are, especially as girls are forced to shape their
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Speaker 5: hair and these are reifying yourself having imaginations like the
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Speaker 5: ones I had, you know, when I was having all
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Speaker 5: these imaginations of what is it to be when you
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Speaker 5: go in heaven, but in Ghana, Ghana has maintained culture
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Speaker 5: and tradition all the way throughout. I'm not sure if
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Speaker 5: they were really highly affected by the British, because I
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Speaker 5: do believe and am so so colonists by British. I
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Speaker 5: don't know if they were really affected at first before
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Speaker 5: they changed all this, have not done much deeper research
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Speaker 5: on it. I don't know if they were affected at
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Speaker 5: first where they were wearing school uniforms or it's just
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Speaker 5: that they embrace it but in their own cultural way.
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Speaker 5: Because if you look at most of the African countries,
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Speaker 5: what I'm trying to emphasize is we have school uniforms. Okay,
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Speaker 5: in Ghana, they were actually their own pure African prints
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Speaker 5: and this is actually as a form of school uniform.
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Speaker 5: You'll never find anyone having like you know this British
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Speaker 5: see stem set up type of uniform in Ghana. I've
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Speaker 5: seen videos a lot of them. It's different type of
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Speaker 5: ankaras African print, which are really really pretty. But yes,
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Speaker 5: Ganna became the first African country to use pure African
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Speaker 5: print as the schools as the school's official uniform and
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Speaker 5: the use of locally made African print uniforms aims to
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Speaker 5: boost Ganna textile industry by increasing demand for homegrown fabrics
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Speaker 5: and supporting local manufacture. But I just want as to
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Speaker 5: pose on that and see how deep is the growth
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Speaker 5: of this use of locally made African print and not
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Speaker 5: just actually to boost the uniform, you know, not just
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Speaker 5: about the uniform, but boosting the Ganner textile industry. I
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Speaker 5: want to look at Ganna. Which position is Ganna in Okay?
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Speaker 5: Which position is Gnna in in exportation of second d
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Speaker 5: creams Okay? Because we did see recently, I think it's
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Speaker 5: second or third. Let me check on that just a minute.
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Speaker 5: In important second land clothes, all right, So they're saying
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Speaker 5: Kenya did become the first because I remember, of course
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Speaker 5: I gave these details just a few months ago, where
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Speaker 5: Kenya did become the first largest importer of second clothes
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Speaker 5: in Africa. Mind, we do have booking at first which
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Speaker 5: has banned this. Of course they want to go back
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Speaker 5: to using their own textile again. This is boosting the
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Speaker 5: economy and you know, the promoting your very own wearing
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Speaker 5: what is yours, not what someone else has been wearing.
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Speaker 5: We also have Randa, which i've seen it trending. But
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Speaker 5: Randa did sign this actually long time ago. Randa ed
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Speaker 5: banned second dand clothes long time ago. It's not the
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Speaker 5: first time this is happening, but apparently I don't know
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Speaker 5: why the information is trending right now. But which is
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Speaker 5: good because it's something our list say. If we do
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Speaker 5: have a working organization, for example, like East Africa as
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Speaker 5: a whole, when one country does something, the rest of
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Speaker 5: the countries should sit down as a club, as an organization.
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Speaker 5: As East Africa, we're sitting down since one country is
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Speaker 5: making this decision. Can you sit down discuss why is
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Speaker 5: this happening, What are the benefits, what are the disadvantages?
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Speaker 5: Why are we trying to make this move? Strategy must
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Speaker 5: be followed, but the African countries fail to do so.
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Speaker 5: And this is why you find it's so crazy. You
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Speaker 5: find a country which is ahead in different things while
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Speaker 5: another country is behind in different things because there's no
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Speaker 5: mutual discussion mutual benefits. It's whoever gets to benefits people
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Speaker 5: or whatever time whenever they can so round. Of course
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Speaker 5: did sign this long time ago. But Ghana, let me
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Speaker 5: read this in Kenna, did become the first, the largest
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Speaker 5: important of second and clothing in Africa, surpassing Nigeria. So
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Speaker 5: many Nigeria is the first one, and this means that
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Speaker 5: Kenya holds the top position in important used clothes and
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Speaker 5: knowing which are known as tum but sorry are on
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Speaker 5: the continent and Thomasey. Where is Ganer standing? I was
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Speaker 5: asking about Ghaner. Okay, let's say Ghana's in twenty twenty three,
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Speaker 5: Gana was the eighth largest important I think currently right
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Speaker 5: now it's the third or fourth. Okay, I'm not sure,
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Speaker 5: but I think recently I did. This is in twenty
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Speaker 5: twenty three. So as per twenty twenty five recent information.
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Speaker 5: I remember I was giving you guys one of the shows.
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Speaker 5: I think Ghanna could be the third importer of second
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Speaker 5: and clothes. Now go back to this what we're reading
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Speaker 5: on the screen. Okay, So not only is Ganer using
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Speaker 5: the locally made African print uniforms which aims to boost
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Speaker 5: Ganner textile industry. It has failed. It has failed. For me,
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Speaker 5: these are good of course. Way there's a good way
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Speaker 5: to say number one, not push that much of indoctrination
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Speaker 5: because already have too much of it in the system. Okay,
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Speaker 5: we really have too much of it, but the fact
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Speaker 5: that you're dealing with one problem at a time, it's
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Speaker 5: really good. Starting from the uniform, I hope there's no
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Speaker 5: shaving of you know, hair, which I already actually can
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Speaker 5: see on the picture, the shaving of air, so that
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Speaker 5: is something they also have to deal with. It's an
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Speaker 5: African continental it's a continental problem. Is the African continent
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Speaker 5: problem where we have girls can actually I don't know.
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Speaker 5: I feel like personally what it made me feel antil
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Speaker 5: right now as an adult, when I started embracing shaving
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Speaker 5: my hair like you, you know, because I want to
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Speaker 5: and because it feels nice. And times back then, when
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Speaker 5: you could go to a school which is forcing you
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Speaker 5: to shave your hair, you really used to feel very
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Speaker 5: bad personally. I used to feel very very bad, very
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Speaker 5: very bad. I feel like it's just your whole sassiness
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Speaker 5: being taken away from you being a woman, you know,
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Speaker 5: being a girl, not really being a woman. But we've
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Speaker 5: been a girl because something about just being a girl.
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Speaker 5: Who's just you know, you love playing with your hair.
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Speaker 5: You want to do different tastays, you want to see
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Speaker 5: different patterns of conros on your head. You know, that's
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Speaker 5: the most amazing thing, especially in school. In school, personally,
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Speaker 5: I loved the fact you could play with different patterns
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Speaker 5: of chnres. But it got to a point where when
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Speaker 5: you're getting this particular you know, grade or class, you
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Speaker 5: have to shave so that you can focus very well
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Speaker 5: with your studies. It is so crazy and very backward
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Speaker 5: type of thinking. So Gana is doing amazing. I'm gonna
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Speaker 5: give them that credit, but I feel they need to
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Speaker 5: push harder so that they can actually escape to put
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Speaker 5: to boost the textile industry of its own. They need
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Speaker 5: to actually number one top importeen second and clothes. That
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Speaker 5: is also one of the way. Let me know what
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Speaker 5: you think about it. So these are some of the artis.
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Speaker 5: Let me largend my screen for those who are just joining.
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Speaker 5: I see in the building Caribousama into all of you
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Speaker 5: right there this morning. Hit that like baton. This is
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Speaker 5: the example of out their uniforms look like. So it's
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Speaker 5: not just one African attire that you you get to wear.
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Speaker 5: You get to change it every single days, like you
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Speaker 5: get to change it, you know, so long as it's Africa.
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Speaker 5: But it's all uniformed. This is nice. Personally, I do
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Speaker 5: like this. I do like this because I remember when
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Speaker 5: I was in high school, I really loved and Carrod
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Speaker 5: dresses like these type of dresses. They were really these
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Speaker 5: African print type of dresses. They were really really good.
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Speaker 5: They're really really nice, especially with that pocket. You style
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Speaker 5: them differently the top, the trouser of shoulders. Then Africa,
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Speaker 5: we have this just in us. You just come up
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Speaker 5: with the design and did you look good on you?
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Speaker 5: I've seen also African Americans actually embracing this. You'll find
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Speaker 5: some African Americans was so much in love with the
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Speaker 5: African you know, African African print at tires. So if
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Speaker 5: one of them, get yourself. But to Gana for doing
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Speaker 5: this amazing job. But I do believe they can do
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Speaker 5: better on that. And you know, ensure that they banned
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Speaker 5: the second clothes to improve the textile industry even much more.
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Speaker 5: Carribos not missed the black of fire. How are you doing?
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Speaker 2: I desire? But with Ghana, you're.
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Speaker 5: Late for the conversation, so catch up after you know
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Speaker 5: you'll cut you. I think you'll have to go back
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Speaker 5: and rewind.
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Speaker 6: You can start already, Yes it did.
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Speaker 2: I'm like.
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Speaker 5: You catch up. That's a sad but as a family,
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Speaker 5: onto the next conversation. Of course, I have Tanzania on
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Speaker 5: the conversation. Tanzana has been making massive moves which are
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Speaker 5: very questionable. It's questionable, not just move, but very questionable moves.
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Speaker 5: We saw recently, that was last week. They did take
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Speaker 5: three hundred billion dollars three hundred billion dollars million hundred
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Speaker 5: million billion dollars, not a million billion one of the two.
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Speaker 5: But this was to boost of course the climate change
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Speaker 5: and all that bs and that this was given by
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Speaker 5: the World Bank. We've discussed different things that she's done
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Speaker 5: so for which are a big red flag to the
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Speaker 5: country that was fighting. Now we have Tanzania launching two
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Speaker 5: high capacity copper refiners to carbrow exports, empower miners and
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Speaker 5: strengthen the regional trade. And this is the article about it,
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Speaker 5: the same that emigraded very quickly. It says Tanzania did
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Speaker 5: launch its first copper processing plant in Tunia district. This
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Speaker 5: is Benia region and this is according to the East
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Speaker 5: African Reports. The facility, operated by Mineral Access System Tanzania,
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Speaker 5: which is MASS in general or in a group in bracket,
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Speaker 5: aims to reduce raw copper experts and promote local value
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Speaker 5: addition by upgrading copper from law purity which is zero
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Speaker 5: point five percent to over seventy percent. This initiative is
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Speaker 5: part of Tanzania's broader strategy to strengthen its mining sector
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Speaker 5: through domestic refining, refining, and it's supported by resent infrastructure products.
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Speaker 5: The projects sorry like the Julius Senior hydro project, undropower
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Speaker 5: project and.
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Speaker 2: They that's that they paid for themselves. With John Maga
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Speaker 2: public where she is on that.
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Speaker 5: Are you sure what was she doing it?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: John Magapooley was paying but that what they were paying for.
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Speaker 6: So how would she changed the deal when when they
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Speaker 6: were building Bully.
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Speaker 2: Was responding all that through through their own part. Now
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Speaker 2: she might have changed it. He's been doing four years.
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Speaker 2: So he by went back and went all that ship.
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Speaker 5: Up according to the details. Of course, I show it
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Speaker 5: to you for teaching me that these things you have
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Speaker 5: to go as school was behind the first.
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Speaker 2: The money follow the money exactly.
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Speaker 5: So there's several entities are involved in funding the development
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Speaker 5: of new copper processing in Tanzania. Notably, Resource Mining Corporation
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Speaker 5: has raised two million dollars for support to support its
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Speaker 5: copper gold projects in Tanzania. Additionally, we have Marula Marula Mining,
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Speaker 5: which has invested in a high grade copper mining project
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Speaker 5: and it's developing two faces. So we just checked very
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Speaker 5: quickly who are Marula Mining? To go and understand deeper
20:37
Speaker 5: because we don't miscalculate or understand as I'm.
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Speaker 2: Saying, those those are the companies once against you made
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Speaker 2: a pubpect to let people come in. They don't control that.
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Speaker 2: They save African bullshit over and over again, the same
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Speaker 2: thing that that has now happened.
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Speaker 3: And uh and.
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Speaker 2: Uh Mbia a big gold.
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Speaker 6: Mine balance let's go all to an apple.
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Speaker 2: That's just a shouted the lady of the clear lady
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Speaker 2: on uh ticked again. What's wrong with us Africa?
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Speaker 6: That's wrong with you?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, white people come and say we're.
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Speaker 6: Gonna take all this mine Africa to get these negroes
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Speaker 6: and come on in, let's.
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Speaker 2: That's let's get these dumb blackdasting.
21:21
Speaker 5: Every single oh wait, every single time, every single Marola
21:26
Speaker 5: Mining Company of course shot to Google for trying to
21:29
Speaker 5: give us fart them or hiding. Marolla Marola Mining Company
21:34
Speaker 5: is a London Stock Exchange listed and Africa forecast mining
21:38
Speaker 5: and exploration investment company. It aims at identifying and investing.
21:44
Speaker 2: Abra focus does it in Africa?
21:47
Speaker 5: Oh and focus on still Yeah, that's it's a London
21:50
Speaker 5: Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange.
21:55
Speaker 2: British British British company.
21:57
Speaker 5: Yes, we also have under that because they didn't say different.
22:02
Speaker 5: It's a few people who have funded this. We also had.
22:08
Speaker 2: For the more.
22:08
Speaker 5: We have the Life Zone Metals in the process securing
22:11
Speaker 5: funding trade for the COACA. We just have different companies
22:15
Speaker 5: which have also have the US government involved.
22:18
Speaker 6: By this shows white people still out of Africa. And
22:23
Speaker 6: then the people DANSI will benefit from their own minerals
22:27
Speaker 6: being stolen because they got this book. They haggage head,
22:32
Speaker 6: calm women puppet up there.
22:35
Speaker 5: Yep, I see.
22:38
Speaker 2: That the way. So everything has been now reversed. Yeah.
22:42
Speaker 5: In addition, we have Dubai based our City Energy and
22:46
Speaker 5: Infrastructure which which plans which plans to invest five hundred
22:50
Speaker 5: millions in a copper smelt and sugar plant in Tanzania.
22:54
Speaker 5: We have the US government which is showing interest in
22:57
Speaker 5: the Cobacca project, highlighting the strategic importance of sustainable mineral
23:01
Speaker 5: development in Tanzania. Well yeah, and so we have big
23:05
Speaker 5: grand flags, so.
23:09
Speaker 6: You know that you are not gonna get you stay
23:13
Speaker 6: in published you buy and all white people coming in
23:17
Speaker 6: to steal your ship and call it. All these name
23:20
Speaker 6: the joke.
23:20
Speaker 2: We call it sustainable.
23:21
Speaker 6: They all as dance as they call it. Why are
23:24
Speaker 6: you stay in Paris and bad?
23:28
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm, And just going through the comments of this
23:30
Speaker 5: post to see on your screen. Of course most of
23:32
Speaker 5: our people are still very very dumb. Don't understand how
23:36
Speaker 5: to you know, dig deeper on details which I do understand.
23:39
Speaker 5: I don't blame them. One of the people says, I'm
23:42
Speaker 5: glad they're building. Glad they're they're building off momentum. Someone
23:49
Speaker 5: else says, beautiful, that is what we like to hear.
23:54
Speaker 5: Then I love this person at least who likes to
23:56
Speaker 5: question this. One says, high capacity invested by whom exactly?
24:02
Speaker 5: If not foreign powers? Government does nothing but take its cuts,
24:07
Speaker 5: So this is not something you're supposed to be celebrating.
24:10
Speaker 5: And then someone says somebody.
24:12
Speaker 2: Somebody exactly. You know you're getting a small cut.
24:15
Speaker 6: Of the ship, that's why. Why don't you earn the mind.
24:18
Speaker 2: Your own ship? Why are the other people coming in
24:21
Speaker 2: your backyard to mind your stuff and give you peanuts
24:25
Speaker 2: for it? How does that make any sense.
24:28
Speaker 5: Jesus what it's crazy. So they're saying, uh, the capacity
24:34
Speaker 5: of terms it can process in a day, it's thirty
24:38
Speaker 5: one thousand terms. That is the company. It's supposed to
24:41
Speaker 5: create two hundred and fifty jobs, which are really less
24:44
Speaker 5: because I'm not really sure about jobs.
24:49
Speaker 2: Nothing. They're gonna pay and they're gonna pay the peanut
24:51
Speaker 2: paying like two dollars a dollar a day. Nonsense. They'll
24:55
Speaker 2: make pillions of.
24:56
Speaker 6: Dollars, just like the gold mine that was found and
24:59
Speaker 6: you've done that.
25:00
Speaker 2: You don't get it ain't myself. It's still bread. Of course,
25:05
Speaker 2: it's the British World Companies.
25:07
Speaker 5: Of course.
25:08
Speaker 2: Well that's why he's that's been in power.
25:12
Speaker 6: The goal is there.
25:14
Speaker 2: The goal is there. It's real.
25:15
Speaker 5: But he won't be shown not exactly.
25:18
Speaker 2: It did, No, it did.
25:19
Speaker 6: I did.
25:19
Speaker 5: I love that show personally, I am because I was
25:23
Speaker 5: going deeper just the same way I did with this
25:25
Speaker 5: one in terms that we were going deeper by deeper
25:27
Speaker 5: with what he's saying, what by what? Let us look
25:29
Speaker 5: at this company you're mentioning, Are they on the ground
25:32
Speaker 5: of Uganda? Very present? Very they have been actually present
25:35
Speaker 5: for years? Okay, So is there talking about how I
25:38
Speaker 5: want to know. I will not allow you gonna to
25:40
Speaker 5: be exploited anymore. Then we get bread drums. Come on,
25:44
Speaker 5: you've been giving the full breadth the whole time.
25:47
Speaker 2: Every explained it.
25:48
Speaker 6: That's why he's been left there for for Why don'tbody
25:51
Speaker 6: tell him don't leave office. It's a democracy, which is
25:55
Speaker 6: stack they don't never bother their puppets because the puppets make.
25:59
Speaker 2: The money cause of country impoverished.
26:05
Speaker 6: When you guy who's got gold, oil and everything else
26:09
Speaker 6: that needs to be wealthy, there's no African country poured
26:13
Speaker 6: in fucking Dubai, apple, Dobbi guitar, Oman saut Arabia.
26:20
Speaker 2: But they're wealthy and.
26:21
Speaker 6: You're impoverished because you borize have sold out Africa and
26:27
Speaker 6: African people. None of those countries are richer than African
26:31
Speaker 6: countries then, so why are you impoverished? And you're scared
26:38
Speaker 6: because the CIA's all through out of countries you ain't
26:40
Speaker 6: know there there because that's why you're empowered.
26:44
Speaker 2: The spies are running off throughout Africa. They're letting you know, hey, you've.
26:48
Speaker 6: Got a little bit of revolution most likely pretty soon,
26:52
Speaker 6: I don't if we can control it.
26:53
Speaker 2: And we're gonna try to and I'll put.
26:55
Speaker 6: Our propaganda in the mess up these Africans minds, so
26:59
Speaker 6: we keep you more as a power, a little more.
27:01
Speaker 2: But you know, even you want to start to admitting
27:05
Speaker 2: something that I'm jarby, I did my best years and whatever.
27:11
Speaker 5: It's sad because that question should come back actually to
27:15
Speaker 5: the continent and to the people. And if you are
27:18
Speaker 5: to gather the number of answers you're gonna get, let's
27:21
Speaker 5: say what you really have you said? How is Dubai
27:26
Speaker 5: the first biggest uh.
27:28
Speaker 2: Uh EPs explored?
27:32
Speaker 5: Go by someone? Someone is gonna be like with my African.
27:38
Speaker 2: Africa report of diamonds.
27:41
Speaker 6: But all the diamond mines and Africa is one the
27:44
Speaker 6: the most the number one exploring diamonds.
27:48
Speaker 2: There's no damamides And is that real?
27:51
Speaker 6: Do buy the number one explored of gold bytes?
27:55
Speaker 2: And oh it's still in the Africa.
27:58
Speaker 5: Yeah no, no, that is not the answer I'm gonna
28:02
Speaker 5: give you. Of course, expect not that kind of an
28:05
Speaker 5: answer out there. You question Dubai. You expect to tell
28:08
Speaker 5: me I have the visiting You have heard the American dream,
28:12
Speaker 5: Now I have the Dubai dream. You wanna tell me
28:14
Speaker 5: you is not the number one biggest exporter of Okay.
28:20
Speaker 6: Gonna be okay, you ain't gonna be smart. Okay, you're
28:23
Speaker 6: gonna be a complete Okay, yes you BUYE is the
28:27
Speaker 6: number one exporta go, but are you the.
28:32
Speaker 2: Okay, the all no bond mine in Dubai? Where is
28:37
Speaker 2: the coming?
28:39
Speaker 5: I don't care about that. You know the news, the news,
28:43
Speaker 5: The news says Dubai is the number one exploit exp
28:46
Speaker 5: you know, Explora, explorer and exploit, Exploita and explorer as
28:52
Speaker 5: much as they will say the exploitation part. But yeah,
28:56
Speaker 5: you know, you see that country, the weak, it looks
28:59
Speaker 5: you wanna tell me they don't have gold. Come on,
29:01
Speaker 5: are you are you smoking crack or something like?
29:03
Speaker 3: The gold come from you.
29:06
Speaker 2: Because they're killing yours.
29:10
Speaker 5: Why we have Brian Trower right here to teach you shortly,
29:13
Speaker 5: Brian Trow with no jokes, and.
29:15
Speaker 6: So we have of course, yeah, he says, not going
29:19
Speaker 6: to dubag, come to the bikini pass and we're gonna go.
29:22
Speaker 6: We're gonna be the number one set of gold because
29:24
Speaker 6: with African that's why the don comes from exactly. You
29:28
Speaker 6: know why you was all rich when Marley and all
29:31
Speaker 6: the other empires Africa because you control all your resources.
29:36
Speaker 2: Africa has never been poor. You don't come from poor people.
29:41
Speaker 5: But no, Macron will not tell you that. Macron wants
29:44
Speaker 5: you to eat some you know, porridge so you can
29:47
Speaker 5: stay again. And then porridge makes you more hungry, so
29:50
Speaker 5: you'll be demanding for food. Everything. Come on. So we
29:54
Speaker 5: have the French investors who are very mad. Of course
29:56
Speaker 5: as usual, they've been mad from the game one. Uh,
29:59
Speaker 5: this is a Tali did kick out five other five
30:02
Speaker 5: gold mining companies. Of course this they have been taking time.
30:06
Speaker 5: So this is this is what has been happening. We
30:08
Speaker 5: have Mali, of course, which has also taken control of
30:11
Speaker 5: one of its biggest gold mines from the Canadian company.
30:16
Speaker 5: And this company what it was doing last week before
30:19
Speaker 5: they want the case, they were actually trying to fight
30:21
Speaker 5: money and it's just crazy, you stealing.
30:25
Speaker 6: They tried to They tried it on to the white
30:27
Speaker 6: coin and they said, we don't get what white people say.
30:31
Speaker 2: It's our country. You don't get no judgment in Europe
30:34
Speaker 2: about what we do here.
30:36
Speaker 6: See that's the crazy, because that's what all these pumpets
30:38
Speaker 6: have been allowed, the depth of African resources.
30:43
Speaker 2: But he said, I don't care what.
30:45
Speaker 6: The White Wgo says, we told you your own money,
30:49
Speaker 6: and if you want to get back into our country,
30:51
Speaker 6: take in a little bit. The prices are gonna go up.
30:54
Speaker 6: We're gonna get the majority share because our country, it's
30:56
Speaker 6: our gold, and then you're gonna pay it back over a.
31:01
Speaker 2: Billion down and lead.
31:07
Speaker 5: M it's crazy. So we have, of course, I Brian
31:10
Speaker 5: Treror who on eighteenth of this particular month he did
31:15
Speaker 5: take control. He expelled five foreign gold mining companies and
31:19
Speaker 5: seized their suscet placing operations under the state control. So
31:24
Speaker 5: those are the type of companies to see how you
31:27
Speaker 5: know they are They set up themselves and that's the saying.
31:30
Speaker 5: Charlie did argue that these forms were extracting wealth without
31:33
Speaker 5: adequate benefits to booking a fossil population. Of course that's
31:36
Speaker 5: what they were doing. Some African governance like in booking
31:40
Speaker 5: a fossil have forgotten to say thank you. This is
31:43
Speaker 5: a macron France helped fight and now they act like
31:48
Speaker 5: we're never there, uh huh. And they also he also
31:51
Speaker 5: adds that they forgot to say thank you. He's referring
31:53
Speaker 5: to France military helping and our countries like us are
32:01
Speaker 5: now cutting ties. So how dare you cut ties? How
32:05
Speaker 5: dare you just say you need to kick us out
32:07
Speaker 5: to being here helping you, trying to keep your children safe.
32:10
Speaker 6: How the Negroes take back your money and your will
32:15
Speaker 6: and we know we're not your boys bucked up?
32:18
Speaker 2: How dare you the psycho path because you is.
32:25
Speaker 5: Doing amazing of course to the Mildy president. The Malian
32:29
Speaker 5: president so doing amazing too. I love the fact that
32:32
Speaker 5: right now is they're moving on the same place with
32:35
Speaker 5: booking a fuss. I was like this plow. They need
32:38
Speaker 5: to catch up. We need to have the same information
32:39
Speaker 5: coming from the three countries, you know, at the same time.
32:42
Speaker 5: You're making deals at the same time, but you know.
32:46
Speaker 6: More bad Yeah man, she mind block you know you know,
32:55
Speaker 6: you know I got done that.
32:58
Speaker 2: The biggest city already.
33:02
Speaker 6: Well, not the shit in the reservoir they put water,
33:06
Speaker 6: pick up any possel freaks reservoir.
33:10
Speaker 2: And the hell well the bigger clean water.
33:17
Speaker 6: All the bombs now mm hmm. It's so damn fast.
33:23
Speaker 6: But everything is crazy.
33:25
Speaker 5: Exactly because they know they're coming for him. You know,
33:27
Speaker 5: you gotta make changes before they they come down. You
33:30
Speaker 5: gotta give your people what they've been waiting for even
33:33
Speaker 5: if they come kill you, people at least have experienced.
33:37
Speaker 6: What it's right, you know, institutions and make sure hospitals
33:45
Speaker 6: now open.
33:46
Speaker 2: It's amazing. Don't build all these major hospitals around.
33:50
Speaker 6: Any far.
33:51
Speaker 5: So exactly it's got that.
33:53
Speaker 2: You got the airplane. He's already building.
33:55
Speaker 5: Yeah, because the other African purpose you keep saying, what
33:59
Speaker 5: they do is sell hope, and the Africans live on
34:02
Speaker 5: that is what Africans live on, hope even when they
34:05
Speaker 5: go to this so you see they go even to
34:07
Speaker 5: these other countries, you're still going there, like I'm more
34:09
Speaker 5: around with hope. You expect a white man to help
34:12
Speaker 5: you with the hope. Hope doesn't help. You need to
34:15
Speaker 5: have some you know, something figured out. You can't keep
34:17
Speaker 5: on hoping and hoping. You know, you'll hope your legs
34:21
Speaker 5: that's what you can do. Your legs will be the
34:23
Speaker 5: one hoping. So it's giving people literally the experience of
34:27
Speaker 5: what it should be, what it should have been for
34:29
Speaker 5: the longest time. And I feel like that with that,
34:33
Speaker 5: and which should trigger other Afrikaans and nations is we
34:38
Speaker 5: have the capability. It is possible, you.
34:41
Speaker 2: Know, because there's a but it's a down effect. That's
34:46
Speaker 2: what they want to.
34:50
Speaker 3: All the lies.
34:51
Speaker 2: You told a lie, you can you take all.
34:54
Speaker 6: Your medals and you manufact that you've probably making a
34:56
Speaker 6: problem making a car's making a plan making for computers,
35:02
Speaker 6: because everything's an avernna. Make all that ship you're supposed.
35:05
Speaker 2: To be wealthy.
35:06
Speaker 6: Then now now only that the middle of that, make
35:09
Speaker 6: everything that the don't you got the don't come, the
35:13
Speaker 6: dont goes of Africa, the diamonds of Africa, and so
35:19
Speaker 6: ch and crazy.
35:20
Speaker 2: You got poor people to Africa so wealthy that is insane.
35:26
Speaker 5: Tell Ruthe about that. You will put your bullet on
35:28
Speaker 5: your head, you know, tell you that it will be like,
35:34
Speaker 5: are you to tell me what to do? I still
35:36
Speaker 5: have time to deliver as we talk about killings. Of course,
35:39
Speaker 5: Keshaw or tomorrow. Keshaw is tomorrow. Tomorrow. We do have
35:43
Speaker 5: Kenyon's of course, hoping to go for a peaceful remembrance
35:46
Speaker 5: of the twenty fifth of June, last year's deadly protest,
35:50
Speaker 5: and of course that's in the call for the first
35:52
Speaker 5: tract public inquiry into the killings of young protesters during
35:55
Speaker 5: the twenty June twenty fifth twenty twenty four Antie Finance Bill.
36:01
Speaker 5: Demonstrations are growing and as the government there are detractors
36:08
Speaker 5: accused President William Brutal administration of deliberate attempt to conceal
36:13
Speaker 5: the truth and not just that.
36:15
Speaker 2: Of course, I remember that was written. I am, I am.
36:22
Speaker 5: And we also had, of course, one of the idiots
36:25
Speaker 5: from this system, because they'll always tell us the truth.
36:28
Speaker 5: We had an article released him saying that despite so
36:31
Speaker 5: many innocent people dying on the street, they still ended
36:34
Speaker 5: up passing the Finance Bill twenty twenty four, So meaning
36:37
Speaker 5: actually Kenyans have been living on the same same taxes
36:40
Speaker 5: that actually we did fight for on the streets, because
36:43
Speaker 5: each one of them was each of them was being passed,
36:46
Speaker 5: either one by one you could hear one being passed,
36:49
Speaker 5: but generally the whole Finance Bill was dealt, tackled and
36:53
Speaker 5: passed in twenty twenty four. Now we have the Finance
36:56
Speaker 5: Bill twenty twenty five.
36:58
Speaker 6: The job.
37:01
Speaker 2: You better get this exact.
37:03
Speaker 3: It's gonna be exactly.
37:05
Speaker 5: Oh my god, twenty twenty seven is just gonna be very,
37:09
Speaker 5: very chaotic. If this man doesn't step down, it's gonna
37:13
Speaker 5: be very easy. If I was in I just do
37:16
Speaker 5: it peacefully. But because they like war.
37:18
Speaker 2: You know.
37:18
Speaker 5: Of course power is not given, it's taken. Yeah, and
37:22
Speaker 5: it doesn't want the power to be taken away from him.
37:24
Speaker 5: He wants to take it by force by declaring dictatorship
37:27
Speaker 5: and all that. But it's gonna be very, very deadly.
37:30
Speaker 5: The people are very very mad, parents are mad. The
37:33
Speaker 5: atmosphere is just it's bloody, you know, that is what
37:37
Speaker 5: I see in twenty twenty seven. It's gonna be bloody
37:39
Speaker 5: because the more bloody shape, the more no one's gonna
37:42
Speaker 5: want you to keep on guiding.
37:45
Speaker 2: Believe that he wants exactly.
37:49
Speaker 6: Okay, other averagan countries you get away with, yeah, because
37:52
Speaker 6: then I said, because that average country.
37:55
Speaker 2: People still stopping and ken there's too many pictures that
37:58
Speaker 2: you know too much. That is stupid. You now woken
38:02
Speaker 2: and not down, so.
38:03
Speaker 6: You cannot you're not you can't sign and take election
38:07
Speaker 6: and tell me he won. But everybody know he's unpopular,
38:10
Speaker 6: so they're not gonna accept him as No damn second time.
38:14
Speaker 2: This is what.
38:18
Speaker 5: This is what's let me shout a few things. He
38:21
Speaker 5: had to say. This is what this man is, boldly
38:25
Speaker 5: to Kenyon's despite everything going on, this.
38:27
Speaker 7: As president that without peace without security, without stability, we
38:35
Speaker 7: don't have an issue.
38:37
Speaker 2: The people who put you don't have to make kill
38:42
Speaker 2: the one.
38:42
Speaker 6: You're the one.
38:44
Speaker 2: Listen, listen, see this. See this is the sign of
38:47
Speaker 2: a desk spot. That's what he is.
38:49
Speaker 6: What he's a psychopath. What you're hearing is the voice
38:53
Speaker 6: of a psychopath. But to kill people two thousand and seven.
39:00
Speaker 6: And your people know your puppet. People will know why
39:03
Speaker 6: you're not the Hey, they know you, know you're not
39:05
Speaker 6: supposed to.
39:05
Speaker 2: Be a person. They know white people are back in you.
39:08
Speaker 2: They know it. So you keep talking doesn't work.
39:12
Speaker 5: So we have we have people in smart now we
39:17
Speaker 5: have him, We have the people working under him giving
39:20
Speaker 5: us literally clear threats informations telling us how they're going
39:25
Speaker 5: to rigg They're gonna rig elections even if Ruto doesn't
39:31
Speaker 5: get back in the seat, ensure he gets back on
39:35
Speaker 5: the seat. So this is what saying, mister.
39:46
Speaker 2: Us, he's a Kenyan civil war.
39:55
Speaker 5: Yep, it's gonna be super bad. It's gonna be super
39:58
Speaker 5: because he's moving very threatened, it's very nonchalant about every
40:04
Speaker 5: situation that is happening in the country, the killings of
40:07
Speaker 5: the youth. You're talking about how we need to respect
40:10
Speaker 5: the police while the police are killing answer where a
40:12
Speaker 5: young man was just shot there the I think during
40:15
Speaker 5: the weekend we had an eighteen year old raped and killed,
40:18
Speaker 5: and people, of course went to the street to demonstrate
40:21
Speaker 5: because it's very alarming as how girls can just walk
40:24
Speaker 5: safely out here. You're gonna be caught by a drunk
40:28
Speaker 5: man or someone who's just out of his senses in rape.
40:32
Speaker 5: You had your own Sunday man that don't even remind
40:37
Speaker 5: don't even remind me.
40:38
Speaker 2: That was just so crazy. That was because ran about it.
40:47
Speaker 6: But then that you read you.
40:48
Speaker 2: Want to get the street.
40:51
Speaker 5: I even I don't know if I've ever thought of
40:54
Speaker 5: it's the same way.
40:54
Speaker 4: I don't know.
40:55
Speaker 5: Just to period example before we continue. You know, you
40:58
Speaker 5: get that crack a moment you think what you can
41:00
Speaker 5: do to them, but you understand how the system can be.
41:03
Speaker 5: You get that range, right, you gotta rage that brade
41:06
Speaker 5: you have. That's how I felt, really, Oh my god,
41:09
Speaker 5: it's so wrong to say, but I felt suicidal. I
41:11
Speaker 5: felt like I was I was thinking about how my
41:14
Speaker 5: front can be the object and now I'm gonna smack
41:17
Speaker 5: this motherfucker's face and deshoy it I was like, man,
41:21
Speaker 5: I'm going down with you. Man, I'm gonna I'm gonna
41:23
Speaker 5: destore your face because one thing I like about my
41:26
Speaker 5: fighting you never see it coming because I'll smack your faces.
41:29
Speaker 5: I was just coming, you won't see it coming. So yeah,
41:39
Speaker 5: that was crazy, but that was crazy. I don't want
41:42
Speaker 5: to I never I don't want admit that guy ever
41:44
Speaker 5: again because nah, nah that's super siple insane. But as
41:49
Speaker 5: we continue, I'm trying to look for that video where
41:52
Speaker 5: Rutor was acting all Manchelan saying how he's not threatened,
41:57
Speaker 5: he has work to do, he doesn't have time for
42:00
Speaker 5: proper gandha and all that, because he said full of
42:04
Speaker 5: proper ganda.
42:05
Speaker 2: Stupid propa gan that people get that prop guy. Just
42:10
Speaker 2: see this.
42:11
Speaker 3: This is a sign of a desk.
42:12
Speaker 6: How do you you work for me?
42:14
Speaker 2: You're answerable to me? You ain't like you don't work
42:16
Speaker 2: for me? Your answer you the think democracy or republic?
42:20
Speaker 2: You work for me. You must answer my questions. I'm
42:24
Speaker 2: your boss. You understand that he.
42:27
Speaker 6: Knows that kings are thick ass republic I think democracy?
42:31
Speaker 6: Is he acting like he doesn't want you don't work
42:33
Speaker 6: for me? And a republican democracy? You will be uh
42:38
Speaker 6: beholding to my feelings because.
42:41
Speaker 2: You work for beef. It's like stupid ass Trump with
42:48
Speaker 2: those damn missiles and like those a legal right, but
42:51
Speaker 2: it's a little he wants to be no missiles. He
42:53
Speaker 2: don't have the right to do that. He wantsn't be
42:55
Speaker 2: in peach. But they know that there's really's control the country.
42:59
Speaker 2: Now it's out the bank.
43:01
Speaker 6: No one's denying it no more. Why child's controlling America?
43:06
Speaker 6: Can't stand that now he's supposed to be locked up.
43:10
Speaker 6: Trump didn't easy gego to the constitution. But they've already
43:15
Speaker 6: succeeded that. That's the rudo's doing.
43:18
Speaker 2: Well, try you don't bother me. I'm back to work.
43:21
Speaker 2: You work for me, moron, we bring you back to work.
43:25
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was still an interview another interview of Trump
43:28
Speaker 5: telling the reports. Do you know in danger of talking
43:31
Speaker 5: to me right now? In danger? Why is this guy
43:36
Speaker 5: telling me? You're supposed to be telling people, if they're
43:39
Speaker 5: supposed to be feeling safe, If you're telling your own
43:41
Speaker 5: sixstens they're in danger? Do you know in danger talking
43:44
Speaker 5: to me right now?
43:45
Speaker 2: You're talking about that. It's that I ran now they
43:48
Speaker 2: are dangerous. The cats on all the media got up
43:53
Speaker 2: the way you guys are bab finally waking up. Runs
43:56
Speaker 2: the media runs America and what's going on, and his
44:01
Speaker 2: whole base is like going crazy.
44:02
Speaker 6: Yeah, the whole Maga morons are revis and that Trumpers
44:06
Speaker 6: have put it and now you guys are find a question.
44:09
Speaker 6: I told you they're fake assassination. But I don't think
44:13
Speaker 6: that assassination was even real.
44:15
Speaker 3: It wasn't.
44:16
Speaker 6: Nobody shut your head and you get up saying yeah,
44:20
Speaker 6: ah that they're making.
44:21
Speaker 3: Him a hero.
44:22
Speaker 2: Buttter you boa, I think that assassination might have been fake.
44:29
Speaker 2: You think so stupid?
44:32
Speaker 5: That's crazy. But anyway, as it continued, we have a
44:36
Speaker 5: little bit fast right here of the Netherlands returning one
44:39
Speaker 5: hundred and nineteen beneath Bronze to Nigeria in the largest
44:43
Speaker 5: ever repatriation and reparation repatriation.
44:48
Speaker 6: How did the Netherlands get it when the British would
44:52
Speaker 6: the one who stole us? See, they said they give
44:53
Speaker 6: it to each other to Europe, so they know they
44:56
Speaker 6: want people. They say, they give your ship to each other.
44:59
Speaker 6: You appears the the Midlands didn't invade Nigeria. My father
45:04
Speaker 6: in Nigeria yet it was Phillip the name empire.
45:07
Speaker 2: All right, thing invaded? Are they ended with the bronze,
45:11
Speaker 2: the bronze faces and stuff. They instole that.
45:15
Speaker 6: So I'll give it to my European cousins people, I'll
45:18
Speaker 6: give it to you negros.
45:20
Speaker 2: That I stole it from.
45:23
Speaker 6: That's the that's the level of disrespect that these goddamn people.
45:26
Speaker 2: This crazy. That's why it got become.
45:29
Speaker 6: That's why I keep saying I ran bomb Israel. Clin
45:33
Speaker 6: doesn't exist.
45:35
Speaker 2: Bomb that ship don't have a stop, keep keep.
45:39
Speaker 5: It up, period a period. So they're saying that the
45:42
Speaker 5: Netherlands government has repatriated hundred nineteen cultural artifacts to Nigeria
45:48
Speaker 5: and the artifacts were looted during the British invasion of
45:52
Speaker 5: the issue the British.
45:54
Speaker 2: The British invasions, the medalists fit the ship joke.
45:59
Speaker 5: They again, like you said, they supply you know amongst
46:03
Speaker 5: teacher that they benefit of our own shape, you know,
46:05
Speaker 5: and these people they move with unity. It's not like
46:08
Speaker 5: us how right now as Africa. You know, these people
46:12
Speaker 5: will talk benefits, benefits to each other. You know, where
46:17
Speaker 5: we're not in. So long as you're not involved, so
46:19
Speaker 5: long as it's not coming back to us. Because remember
46:22
Speaker 5: I was reading an article which were saying, how we
46:26
Speaker 5: have all these museums from these different colonial masters or
46:30
Speaker 5: countries which agreed even if these artifacts ever come back
46:34
Speaker 5: to Africa, we should not know them exactly. We should
46:38
Speaker 5: not like completely own them like you know, to claim
46:41
Speaker 5: that they're hours they should still go back to them
46:43
Speaker 5: and that we have gone a disrespectfully being loaned what
46:46
Speaker 5: is rightfully there to what brasy like.
46:53
Speaker 6: You got to gain power, power, but power you're never
46:59
Speaker 6: gonna make a white man white people do right, never
47:02
Speaker 6: get justice until you get power.
47:04
Speaker 2: That when they had to return all the Chinese get
47:06
Speaker 2: the ship, when the Chinese got power, finally.
47:09
Speaker 6: They had to return they stuff and that like they
47:12
Speaker 6: had to return even there you you know, because evens
47:16
Speaker 6: don't have a China, right, we know Hong Kong, but
47:18
Speaker 6: just giving back to China.
47:20
Speaker 2: But Joby was born there in Hong Kong for one hundred.
47:24
Speaker 6: Years and and Macau, so we know Macaw, China and
47:28
Speaker 6: Hong Kong.
47:29
Speaker 2: But just giving back to China because China got power.
47:34
Speaker 6: Going about them say you know what, we stole your
47:36
Speaker 6: part of your land and we're gonna give it back.
47:39
Speaker 6: No cod China got his goddamn waight up with power
47:43
Speaker 6: to hey, you're gonna give us this ship back in store,
47:45
Speaker 6: it's our country. And so also we know Taiwan sin
47:51
Speaker 6: they get trying to get the other part of China back,
47:54
Speaker 6: called Taiwan, but which god China refused even called Taiwan
47:59
Speaker 6: Sina cause of the been a game colony and we
48:02
Speaker 6: wanted back.
48:03
Speaker 2: So so even Taiwan.
48:05
Speaker 6: And now it's getting mad at the Americans because I
48:09
Speaker 6: didn't know if the Americans were shortened because not the
48:12
Speaker 6: country state gues were broke. So American has been a
48:16
Speaker 6: shortened Taiwan making them buy the pick American treasury bonds
48:21
Speaker 6: fields to prop up America's economy.
48:24
Speaker 2: And Taiwana said, man, we want to go back to
48:27
Speaker 2: China and we gotta be prompt up. But with Tyler
48:30
Speaker 2: Uh paying bills of.
48:32
Speaker 6: Dollars to America for nothing, Tyler giving they ask money.
48:36
Speaker 6: So if you don't know anything, Joey, Taiwan maybe like
48:39
Speaker 6: Zanzibar off the coast of Tanzania. That's what it's like,
48:43
Speaker 6: because Taiwan's a eyed up the coast of China. It's
48:46
Speaker 6: like Xanza dog called itself its own country, not Tanzania,
48:50
Speaker 6: and Tandy said, we're not gonna set those hands a
48:52
Speaker 6: bar as no damn country, that's Tanzania. So that's why
48:56
Speaker 6: with Taiwan, Rawan made itself its own country in nineteen
49:00
Speaker 6: he ate away from China.
49:02
Speaker 2: So that's way you could never so Chila wouldn't.
49:06
Speaker 3: Mess with you.
49:06
Speaker 6: List you said Taiwan was China, you said Taiwan was
49:11
Speaker 6: on country. Chila went bools because Child said we're gonna
49:15
Speaker 6: take take.
49:15
Speaker 2: That island back.
49:17
Speaker 6: He basically out of the military or whatever. So America
49:21
Speaker 6: was protecting that island job.
49:22
Speaker 2: So now the Taiwan needs to say, man, you Americans
49:25
Speaker 2: are broken China paying your ass and ship, you might
49:28
Speaker 2: just go back to China.
49:32
Speaker 5: As we moved on as a get closer. So winding up,
49:34
Speaker 5: also have Ruanda on the conversation. Slight information. I don't
49:39
Speaker 5: have much details about this, but we had a random
49:41
Speaker 5: opposition leader in Gabi Ring who was arrested in connection
49:45
Speaker 5: with alleged plot to overthrow the president.
49:48
Speaker 6: I mean in Brando was alleged plot. It might because
49:52
Speaker 6: never don't nobody who gets the god alleged.
49:54
Speaker 2: Plot you know it's falling in Rwanda.
49:58
Speaker 5: I mean, she doesn't even look like kind of position.
50:00
Speaker 5: Sorry said, I don't know if you positions as opposed to.
50:05
Speaker 6: We know, we know the wonder gam is the CI puppet.
50:10
Speaker 6: So anybody does anything against he's not gonna let then
50:14
Speaker 6: they're not gonna let the up. As though the no
50:17
Speaker 6: re elections in Miwanda, and he always went with.
50:20
Speaker 2: Ty nine the boat the last thirty years.
50:25
Speaker 5: Everything good time.
50:27
Speaker 2: But as we waked up. But we have.
50:31
Speaker 5: Maley which has joined of course booking a first remember
50:34
Speaker 5: I did give records of booking a first, so signing
50:37
Speaker 5: a nuclear energy deal with Russia. So we also have
50:40
Speaker 5: Russian Miley, which has also joined U. The conversation we had.
50:47
Speaker 2: Energy guys. But I'm telling you now, is you energy?
50:51
Speaker 6: He quiet?
50:53
Speaker 2: You need to develop a nuclear bomb.
50:55
Speaker 6: The kids are gonna come see Okay, you think you're
50:58
Speaker 6: gonna don't get all this world that you don't finally getting.
51:01
Speaker 6: See they built a big white supremist scheme system right
51:05
Speaker 6: on top of them, black on the bottom.
51:06
Speaker 2: If you take it back Africa, black goes back on
51:09
Speaker 2: top where were long. But they're not gonna mat you
51:12
Speaker 2: just do that. They will come to see you, okay.
51:15
Speaker 6: And basically all the they see all the damn assassination
51:19
Speaker 6: attempts are not working.
51:21
Speaker 2: So they gotta be.
51:22
Speaker 6: All out water to see the terrorism ship that they
51:24
Speaker 6: put in your country. It's not working.
51:26
Speaker 2: So besically will say this is not of this shit
51:28
Speaker 2: fucking so so they open forward. These decros open for
51:34
Speaker 2: the bomb. They asked, get the country back, get our go.
51:39
Speaker 2: My daddy's Negos think this dold and diamonds is theirs.
51:42
Speaker 2: That's our ship. Africa's supposed to be without the Africa.
51:46
Speaker 6: The ladies Negros pouring back with the dumb so they're
51:50
Speaker 6: gonna come see you. So what you need to do
51:52
Speaker 6: is start the developies that you've got gorna, build good university,
51:56
Speaker 6: start going that damn Russian so career, I mean North Korea,
52:03
Speaker 6: start building God.
52:04
Speaker 2: Damn nuclear bob.
52:05
Speaker 6: Damn, don't take God, take your kids befost engineered. Then
52:11
Speaker 6: five mins your dollar the material.
52:12
Speaker 2: You can't all all of you rate him.
52:16
Speaker 5: Hm, you're breaking. Kids.
52:20
Speaker 2: Didn't think when you're Negro supposed they got free in
52:22
Speaker 2: South Africa?
52:23
Speaker 6: What they do They gave the bus, say hey you
52:25
Speaker 6: Negro to get that bomb up to South Africa had
52:27
Speaker 6: a nuclear bob.
52:29
Speaker 2: But when the black people got it.
52:30
Speaker 6: They say, hey, you negroes, give up that bob you
52:34
Speaker 6: don't we Hey which one billion made?
52:35
Speaker 2: And kill them? Do whatever you want with you to understand,
52:39
Speaker 2: you don't be.
52:39
Speaker 6: Stupid like dumb ass Nelson Mandellas GeTe ass with about
52:44
Speaker 6: Peece said with about the Peece and look all that
52:46
Speaker 6: stupid shit he's saying, it's a puppet.
52:49
Speaker 2: That's why they're prob staff. You gonna get that weapon
52:53
Speaker 2: and you build it because they're coming to.
52:56
Speaker 6: See and that's your detent. They don't stop and then
53:00
Speaker 6: you unless you can knock them in a mop like
53:02
Speaker 6: I ran. It's doing that any time about now, there
53:04
Speaker 6: beg in to stop. They started where I ran.
53:07
Speaker 2: I ran and started this They started, but were knew,
53:11
Speaker 2: hey they can't come and see us.
53:12
Speaker 6: Yeah, I ran and I ran into racist ultos Africans.
53:18
Speaker 6: So I don't get about that. I'm just saying it's
53:20
Speaker 6: smart enough to understand that the powers that be were
53:23
Speaker 6: coming to say that, and they prepared for.
53:26
Speaker 2: Twenty five years because they knew they was coming.
53:30
Speaker 6: And they tell you say, we knew they were coming,
53:32
Speaker 6: we knew they were coming, and we know we're coming
53:34
Speaker 6: for all.
53:35
Speaker 5: Go ahead, apart from knowing they're coming, they knew and
53:39
Speaker 5: they have planted their tactics. Let me just say that
53:42
Speaker 5: because it's a good example of what after Trump thinking
53:47
Speaker 5: the nuclear weapons, what they are to be surprised, they
53:49
Speaker 5: already you know, limed to, so it's understanding that it
53:54
Speaker 5: comes well. So that should also apply to their land
53:56
Speaker 5: stile state what you're literally saying, because with all these.
54:00
Speaker 2: You got, no you got, Joe, they won't say one
54:03
Speaker 2: thing a minute. Everything they say is a lie.
54:05
Speaker 6: You've got all to their history since your piece have
54:09
Speaker 6: got powered Joe with the Jays, everything they tell you
54:12
Speaker 6: a lie. So you know, no matter what they say
54:14
Speaker 6: your face, Joey, you're supposed to know by now, it's
54:17
Speaker 6: a lie.
54:19
Speaker 2: Everything they say that Joe. People want peace with you, Joby.
54:22
Speaker 2: We're gonna try to help you, job but they we
54:25
Speaker 2: should you hear that joke said.
54:27
Speaker 6: These motherfuckers are planning to overthrow me. Somebody gonna try
54:30
Speaker 6: to kill me. They're gonna try to bomb and still
54:33
Speaker 6: and do something to me.
54:34
Speaker 2: See, even they ain't telling you that, you supposa hear
54:36
Speaker 2: in your.
54:36
Speaker 6: Mind, Joey, okay, and they're coming for me. They're gonna
54:40
Speaker 6: kill me, you're suposed to hear the opposite joke.
54:44
Speaker 5: They got that way critical and calculations very quickly, you know,
54:51
Speaker 5: let me share this very quickly as you want to.
54:53
Speaker 8: Signed agreements on Monday to boast the economic and trade relations,
54:57
Speaker 8: including a cooperation deal on nucle energy. Malie's interim president
55:02
Speaker 8: a Semiga met Russian President Phladimir Putin during a five
55:06
Speaker 8: day official visits to Moscow.
55:11
Speaker 2: All the puzzon, all the uranium.
55:16
Speaker 6: Comes from Africa, and Africa is the one that don't
55:18
Speaker 6: have good power. All the ship that makes clean energy
55:23
Speaker 6: comes from a and just can't imagine these more rods.
55:26
Speaker 6: You've been a charge of Africa.
55:28
Speaker 2: It's just crazy. The stuff that would not put you
55:34
Speaker 2: that excepting Russia, uses Rance, Germany, England. It's in the
55:41
Speaker 2: ground Africa.
55:42
Speaker 6: They buy it, take it to them, put them in
55:45
Speaker 6: a building, the city of Lights where they can have
55:47
Speaker 6: lights and black people sitting in the darken Apaca looking
55:49
Speaker 6: crazy talking about Eyeline Jesus.
55:53
Speaker 5: It's like they say, let me share.
55:56
Speaker 7: This is still very modest, but first it has a
56:00
Speaker 7: good tendency to grow. Secondly, what is important is that
56:03
Speaker 7: there is a good direction for promising corporation. This is
56:07
Speaker 7: about geological exploration, development of natural resources, This is about energy,
56:12
Speaker 7: about logistics, the humanitarian areas which I just mentioned.
56:17
Speaker 5: Yeah, so of course that is what is happening between
56:19
Speaker 5: Mali and Russia joining book a fossor in the nuclear deal.
56:23
Speaker 5: So watching for they judge yourself for it making the
56:26
Speaker 5: same of course movements. You should move as a whole organization,
56:31
Speaker 5: as a whole alliance to ensure this is for the
56:34
Speaker 5: benefit of their own people. But we also had round
56:36
Speaker 5: what you're mentioning. We had Iran, which discovered massive seven
56:40
Speaker 5: thousand tones deposit of strategic antimony if I'm providing correctly, mineral,
56:48
Speaker 5: and we had the US. The US.
56:54
Speaker 6: Want the go about the nuclear we about the ID.
57:00
Speaker 6: You know, I ran one a few places that doesn't
57:02
Speaker 6: have a robed child Central Bank.
57:04
Speaker 2: It want that bank in there. They want those minerals,
57:08
Speaker 2: They want the oil for them, Joe.
57:11
Speaker 5: The US Department of Defense did label and need to
57:15
Speaker 5: attend antimony antiwanny as a critical mineral vital for national
57:21
Speaker 5: security and energy Resali and so everything to them is dangerous.
57:25
Speaker 2: See they're claiming, they claiming is there they.
57:30
Speaker 1: Got the right to Iran and.
57:32
Speaker 6: Ship this all the type of pactice people are because
57:35
Speaker 6: that minerals also and hatings what he's.
57:39
Speaker 2: They said they got, they said they.
57:40
Speaker 6: Got the right to your ship.
57:41
Speaker 2: Joby, it's a national security thing.
57:43
Speaker 6: We got no lights our rand ship.
57:47
Speaker 2: White people were's the boats built top and that ship
57:50
Speaker 2: excel on.
57:51
Speaker 5: It's our ship exactly. And because we're white people and
57:54
Speaker 5: want you to have these leaders like this. Remember the
57:57
Speaker 5: MP I shared who couldn't talk the many.
58:01
Speaker 6: That's what they're talking like from comeing up. So that's
58:04
Speaker 6: why they're talking about regime. Who are you telling me
58:07
Speaker 6: you got to write the overthrow my gun and put
58:09
Speaker 6: regime change because.
58:11
Speaker 8: They want to.
58:12
Speaker 2: They open till you want to puppet in there.
58:14
Speaker 6: So they do our bidding.
58:15
Speaker 2: We get we get all your.
58:16
Speaker 6: Resours ow a works right to get all your resources
58:20
Speaker 6: if people get impoverished.
58:21
Speaker 2: And that's how things work.
58:23
Speaker 5: That's what you have on your screen. You know that's
58:25
Speaker 5: the mp they're making. It can't even dance, it can't move.
58:29
Speaker 5: The helling look at this. Everyone was just there looking
58:33
Speaker 5: at him crazy. Even the soldiers are embarrassed.
58:37
Speaker 2: And what is just like it should be. It shouldn't
58:39
Speaker 2: be because this is this is this is Africa, and
58:42
Speaker 2: it's like, that's why Africa.
58:46
Speaker 6: You have to have Wait, she'll be like, now we put.
58:53
Speaker 2: Body disrespect the globally ship like this.
58:57
Speaker 5: Someone of the comments says, and remember that's if that
59:00
Speaker 5: security lets him fall down. It's thirty years solitary confinement.
59:06
Speaker 5: So it's gonna end.
59:07
Speaker 2: Up probably the security letson down. The security guys don't
59:15
Speaker 2: get out.
59:20
Speaker 5: For thirty good deeas you know, it's like the reporter,
59:23
Speaker 5: how dare you you know record some you know what
59:26
Speaker 5: I'm saying, it's crazy as you want to drama screeter.
59:32
Speaker 5: Thank you for updating me on your time, Earliah. I
59:35
Speaker 5: was not able to check on that, but thank you
59:36
Speaker 5: so much for doing amazing beautiful weekend.
59:39
Speaker 2: It was less. The guys are like like but out
59:43
Speaker 2: damn then yesterday just came back on.
59:48
Speaker 5: But yeah, also Siege says, yes, I think that's the
59:53
Speaker 5: point to dehumanize the girls exactly it is. It is,
59:58
Speaker 5: you know, because for me it's that way. You know,
1:00:00
Speaker 5: when you have your hair shaved, you just don't feel
1:00:03
Speaker 5: that much of a girl. You feel like a boy,
1:00:05
Speaker 5: and boy is always making fun of you and type
1:00:07
Speaker 5: some type of shit, you know, it's just crazy. Like
1:00:10
Speaker 5: right now, as an adult, I can take anything like
1:00:12
Speaker 5: you just a war and who can't understand women can
1:00:14
Speaker 5: shave their hair and still look good, you know, but
1:00:18
Speaker 5: in school it's really it's really yourself. That's where you
1:00:22
Speaker 5: started marrying white people's hair. Crazy. Yeah, And see Jock
1:00:29
Speaker 5: Grey Caribus, amazing, good morning to you too. Good afternoon
1:00:33
Speaker 5: from my end, actually almost evening.
1:00:38
Speaker 2: Early. You sleep all night? Did you make?
1:00:46
Speaker 5: He says, there is important to the people and they
1:00:48
Speaker 5: know this, so they tell us to cut our hair.
1:00:51
Speaker 5: And now of one hundred years of us being forced
1:00:53
Speaker 5: to do this in Africa, we have lost our essence,
1:00:56
Speaker 5: which is very true. I also say, Jason Caribus, and
1:00:59
Speaker 5: I see this warning shout to sustainable investment is equal
1:01:04
Speaker 5: to African resources sustains.
1:01:06
Speaker 2: That's true.
1:01:06
Speaker 5: He also says, I bet Obama will pop up again
1:01:10
Speaker 5: in Kenyan at the election. This currency is toast here,
1:01:13
Speaker 5: but you still.
1:01:14
Speaker 6: Remember Obama father and pass telling telling you know, papas
1:01:20
Speaker 6: to step up, asking people the way to step down.
1:01:24
Speaker 2: This booth thick and handkerchief head.
1:01:27
Speaker 6: Homo said she came out of a white.
1:01:28
Speaker 2: Woman's coaching pick your ass out of head, telling them.
1:01:33
Speaker 6: To step down.
1:01:34
Speaker 5: Chat to Byron Scott Gibba tells me I need to
1:01:37
Speaker 5: keep practicing my Chuck no risk kicks man, because fly
1:01:45
Speaker 5: Baron says, great commentary this morning, and I love the
1:01:49
Speaker 5: thank you appreciate it.
1:01:52
Speaker 2: She better get better kicks. She don't be a street he.
1:01:55
Speaker 2: She better get some better kicks. Chuck is no good man.
1:01:58
Speaker 5: I was bad like this man the ship out of view,
1:02:03
Speaker 5: like you have the person.
1:02:05
Speaker 3: I think.
1:02:05
Speaker 5: Also because my dad is an ex boxer, I think
1:02:09
Speaker 5: I just have it in me. I was just I've
1:02:11
Speaker 5: already calculated ways of beating you up because I was
1:02:15
Speaker 5: just scared because the men were maybe. I'm like this,
1:02:17
Speaker 5: niggas are gonna gang up on me and they're gonna
1:02:19
Speaker 5: beat me up. They're gonna gang up on me for
1:02:22
Speaker 5: beating one of them because that's what happened last time.
1:02:24
Speaker 5: And this time I'm so low, so I'm gonna be beaten.
1:02:27
Speaker 5: You know, I don't to be beaten, but I've already
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Speaker 5: calculated so many suicidal thoughts and I'm like this fun
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Speaker 5: and I must mark your face and I'm gonna I'm
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Speaker 5: gonna destroy with this. Clean was so mad because I
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Speaker 5: remember I was going i want to get my nails that.
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Speaker 5: I was so moody at that time. I'm like, man,
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Speaker 5: you better not talk to me, like please, just let
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Speaker 5: me come down first. Just let me come down because
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Speaker 5: I was super super mad. But yeah, awesome, awesome as
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Speaker 5: always you know you talk.
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Speaker 2: To ship, don't No.
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Speaker 5: They look good like I don't need to show they
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Speaker 5: don't look good. No, there's nothing look good. They look awesome.
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Speaker 5: Say that's their payoff for all in British or PM
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Speaker 5: and the other contraband the that I also see. Baron says,
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Speaker 5: keep the Africans hate each other with a passion, and
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Speaker 5: they all love their European masters. Make it make sense.
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Speaker 2: It's crazy.
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Speaker 6: It's because they hate each other exactly. The tribal ship
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Speaker 6: is crazy. They hate each other and as from Europe
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Speaker 6: the Congo Africa they hated they have with each other.
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Speaker 6: I think they the you Barby got it down, but right,
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Speaker 6: hated as they.
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Speaker 2: Have each other on tribal nonsense. They don't mean nothing.
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Speaker 5: Yeah to the bishops, you're very correct. It actually taught
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Speaker 5: me a few moves. It's just the I was not
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Speaker 5: serious with the classes. He really used to teach me.
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Speaker 5: Like you know, if someone wants to hit your face.
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Speaker 2: This is what you do? You know, these are you?
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Speaker 5: He taught me a few moves, so that's why I
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Speaker 5: think I'm a good. Yeah. If I give you my blow,
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Speaker 5: you're gonna have to like reform your face, you know,
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Speaker 5: come back and rethink about your life again. You know,
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Speaker 5: do you want to do that again? Do you want
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Speaker 5: to come to my face again? Watch love you love
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Speaker 5: yourself beautiful morning say of course later on the reaction time,
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Speaker 5: but come back on the bait and countdown and catch
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Speaker 5: up with money.
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Speaker 2: And this is a zero scory. Know what?
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Speaker 5: What for the bishops ex boxer daughter, you know that's
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Speaker 5: what you need to do or how to put it?
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Speaker 5: Just watch out. That's much love for me.
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Speaker 6: Figuring my dad and my dad, my dad brother.
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Speaker 3: Pulling.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, said your.
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Speaker 5: Track you.
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Speaker 6: Up?
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Speaker 2: You track you track you