The analysis provides a sharp departure from biological essentialism by highlighting the institutional frameworks that forged a distinct Black American consciousness. It successfully reframes cultural history as a deliberate ideological construction rather than a mere accident of ancestry.
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SECRET IDEOLOGIES OF FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICANS THEIR SCARED TO REVEAL!!Added:
All right. All right, family. We back again. You live with the general. You already know we got number five for you today. You better stay tuned in with the general. We going to be talking about secret ideologies of foundational black Americans. They scared to reveal. You understand? Cuz it's going to show you why they focus on pan-Africanism more than any other group.
cuz we we we we attacking them on more more planes than what they want to acknowledge. You see what I'm saying? We going we going to show you. You know what I'm saying? Cuz they I keep hearing people talking about it's a lineage and that it's not an ideology. Well, what what's the problem with pan-Africanism?
If it's a lineage pan, if you got your paperwork, [ __ ] you all good. What the problem is? You see what I'm saying? If you qualify and you got the paperwork, what the problem is. You see what I'm saying? So that should show you something right there. If you qualify, you qualify family. You understand what I'm saying? You can go anywhere in the world and they say, "Oh, we we're now giving out reparation. Any black American who got the paperwork that go back to 18, whatever the date is, and you could prove and this is where you could go. We got a registry for you to go get your paperwork." If you got all of that, it don't make no damn difference. If a [ __ ] live at the North Pole, if a [ __ ] live in the Amazon jungle, it don't make a difference. And man, they giving out. You got your P. I got it. Well, come on in. You understand what I'm saying? What the problem is with pan-Africanism. You know why?
Because it ain't just that. We talk about this ethnogenesis, but they don't they want to talk about an ideology.
They don't have no ideology, but they want to talk. You cannot exist in the world without an ideology. That don't make no sense. Okay? I I want you to understand that it's nothing in modern society that can exist without an ideology. Even a lineage, unless you you know what I'm saying? Even a goddamn lineage. I don't understand that. Even lineages, [ __ ] got an ideology. How they gonna rule? You understand? You go, they got lineage. where you go into goddamn Buckingham Palace and they got a lineage of [ __ ] and they got a a ideology on how they want they a bloodline rule that's an ideology you see they don't just exist you understand without a code and when you say stay on code the code is an ideology you you you you you out there man and you double talking you got fork tongue now we want y'all to wake up you ain't fooling nobody so when we talk about a f no genesis. I'm going to talk about this cuz we getting down to the root of this [ __ ] I'm not lying on nobody. I know how this [ __ ] go. I'm not confused. When you say a ethnogenesis, these is the practices, the dominant practices that were, you know, that black Americans engaged in while why while they were here that made them what they are today.
You understand what I'm saying? When you get ready to cook chicken noodle soup, [ __ ] you put chicken in there and whatever. And everybody got their own damn uh recipe, you know, the celery. So that's what the, you know, the ethnogenesis is. You know, you might have your own. Don't mean you ain't got some of the same ingredients. But these particular ingredients were more so used than anywhere else. You see what I'm saying? We use these ingredients in our particular chicken noodle soup. You see, and it's unique to us. So, our ethnogenesis is unique. So, when we look at the dominant ingredients that went into making black Americans what they were, I'm going to tell you number one dominant ingredient was the church.
Number one, you can't get away from that. See, it's not an ideology.
You think for a minute that most [ __ ] if they goddamn if the ideologies or anything that [ __ ] talking about in FBA on video come in conflict with they Christianity.
[ __ ] they ain't going to cut you loose. [ __ ] I got my paperwork. This [ __ ] messing with my Jesus thing, man.
I can't [ __ ] with them. You see what I'm saying? I got my paperwork, though. You mean to tell me you think that Christians, you could be a a a a foundational black America and one be a Muslim, one be a a Christian, one be this, and that all of a sudden they going to discard all of that cuz you saying it ain't about ideology. So you think they going to discard all of that and come together under It's not going to happen, [ __ ] You This is we are the world [ __ ] y'all [ __ ] talking about, man. Because people live by ideologies.
And and and when we talk about the dominant ideology of black Americans, it's the church. Just leave it alone.
Don't sit here and tell no goddamn lie cuz most people know you're lying cuz they can go right back home right now.
Granny and them and [ __ ] getting ready to go to goddamn church. They just came from church yesterday, [ __ ] They just came from church. The whole damn family just came from church. Now you sitting here talking about goddamn pan-Africanism and most [ __ ] in the goddamn Bible was in Africa. You see what I'm saying? You saying we didn't come from Africa or we ain't a but you believe in a a damn deity that come from Bethlehem in the in Judea and [ __ ] and you don't see no irony in that. I mean [ __ ] I mean y'all got to be the dumbest [ __ ] I ever seen in my life, man. I mean, this is [ __ ] is just blowing my [ __ ] mind how dumb you [ __ ] is. This [ __ ] is dumb. I mean, how I mean, the [ __ ] contradiction is like, [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? Do you know how if you going if you going to stand on all 10, stand on all [ __ ] 10? If you going to come slicing across the board, come slicing across the board. Start at what is most devastating to a foundational black America, the church. And and cuz you can see that start at the top what's [ __ ] us. Don't start at the bottom. That's some [ __ ] that really don't require you to lose, you know, cuz if you go on the battlefield and [ __ ] [ __ ] with them Christians and they they they going to fire back on your ass and you if you go hard if you go I tell you this, go hard on that black church like you going on pan African them [ __ ] you going to have cuz it's more of them. They going to get you got that in your family. Go into the church and and get them messing with your family. going to church and [ __ ] and see what they going to tell you to get your ass up out of there. [ __ ] don't even come over here, [ __ ] We going to church, [ __ ] We going to have Sunday morning and dinner and [ __ ] And I got Christians. I don't And when I do my thing, I know when to do my thing and just let them be. You know what I'm saying? I let them be. I don't go and get to talking that, you know, I let them be. You know, cuz I know that's what it is. And so when y'all get ready to go hard on that damn church, [ __ ] cuz they got a deity and all they prophets that they believe in come from over there and the Bible say that man and [ __ ] was created over there, you going to have to explain this FBA [ __ ] Well, we ain't from or we you know and you explain that [ __ ] and go into the Muslims and do them the same way and every you know but they ain't as uh uh effect that ain't talking about the ingredients in Islam but later on but the dominant uh uh uh ethnogenesis of black the church the church was there I'm going to tell you academia the fraternity soro orities. Yes. Yes.
The frats and the sororities. Yes. Was there from the beginning. That's why you got them [ __ ] the boulays and all of that dominant ingredient. Yeah. We got to deal with that. Your web de boys Martin Luther King boule. He was a part of the real Boule. Sigma. I think it's Sigma five. Sigma. Yeah, he's real Boule. Martin Luther King. Yeah. Y'all love him. Y'all boo. So the the a frat, the fraternity, the Greek. You ain't got no problem with the freak Greeks. You ain't got no problem with a a a Messiah from Bethlehem or Judea. You see, you ain't got nothing with the Greeky freakies and you ain't got nothing with that. You understand what I'm saying?
That's why a lot of you [ __ ] got that platform and y'all got little sissies popping up and [ __ ] and you you understand? Y'all got sissies coming on your shows and [ __ ] and you all right with that? Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. I don't give a [ __ ] [ __ ] Ain't no Ain't no interactions.
You understand what? Ain't no interactions.
What's What's happening here, man? What?
What? So is it? So So it ain't no ideology. So if it's just lineage, then you expecting that you know what I'm saying? You got some Transformers and you got some all kind of crazy [ __ ] on the line. That's when they try to go blind like that. That's smoke, [ __ ] That's a You know what I'm saying? Like when you go in the fun house and [ __ ] you get to seeing all them you go in that room of mirrors and you get to see in all type of crazy [ __ ] You don't know where to go. You're in a goddamn maze and [ __ ] You feel what I'm saying?
So, we know where that lead to. And so uh uh uh and um cuz they I mean [ __ ] I guess they if they got the paperwork so they could show up and Oh no.
Oh no.
We won't be doing that. And uh uh um not on not on the pay. We don't we ain't doing that. Oh no. No sir. We won't be doing that. And uh uh uh uh what else?
In the in the uh and the Freemasonry.
And the Freemasonry. Yes. Yes. We got fam. You know, but that's a part of the ethnogenesis. You talk about the dominant realities. You talking about the church, white Jesus. You just got black when the pan-Africanist gave y'all black Jesus. Y'all didn't have no black Jesus. Y'all weren't talking about doing the research that we doing today came through the pan. So y'all had white Jesus primarily until you know the black the black the pan-African community historical scholars broke that [ __ ] down to and and connected back to Africa. That's what they did. That's what they did. Okay. So y'all had the white Jesus. So you got the white Jesus, you got the uh academia, the freaks, the Greeks freaks, the frats and soros, the free masonry and the holidays. You some holiday.
Y'all love it. You know what I'm saying?
Y'all love it. Y'all holiday [ __ ] You you you you like putting these these these pale people. You designing [ __ ] You love that. You know that's what you That's So that's the ethnogenesis.
So I mean what what part of this [ __ ] Yeah. I mean we got some element now.
Well, we got some element of our own [ __ ] but it's still in conjunction with the other [ __ ] The only aspect that really stand out out of all that [ __ ] was the the the the pan African the African conscious consciousness movement of hip hop and then the whole total uh re uh social system the only social movement throughout that I can even verify that where the music the politics the movies the the R&B be the hip hop, the movies, the the the poetry, every [ __ ] thing was African consciousness. You understand? It's synchronized. I have not seen it at no other time. So, uh, okay. So, let's deal with that. And when people remove the African consciousness, you got what you what you want to call foundational black, the drill and the the [ __ ] and whole rap [ __ ] that y'all [ __ ] rap all the [ __ ] time. disrespecting the women and things of that nature. When you remove that, that's what you [ __ ] got. You cannot show me no elevated.
Even when you go into R&B [ __ ] Michael Jackson and them and Earth, Wind and Fire, all of them [ __ ] was connected.
Real talk, Earth Re and Wind and Fire got ain't nothing but Egypt on they [ __ ] So even when you go back into the R&B and [ __ ] you say, "Oh, this happened." Them [ __ ] was connected to Africa, [ __ ] Period. So you can't go and back date and try to say, "Oh, this [ __ ] and this." No. Cuz we can go in and clearly show each one of them [ __ ] that you talk. You going to have to go get one of them corny [ __ ] like frat fraternity Boule [ __ ] That's who you going to have to get to try to pro prove your point. We don't want that kind of [ __ ] You can have him. But all the greats and [ __ ] the Mile Davis's, the Dizzy Gillespies and [ __ ] of on them horns and [ __ ] all of them [ __ ] was African center. You can kill that noise.
You see, I go to the greats and legends and [ __ ] Yeah. So anyway, I appreciate y'all family. Make sure y'all get over there to Patreon. We going to keep it moving. Uh tap in, man. We got the uh Lilith, Queen of Hell, Chief Goddess of the White World. This is a deep don't don't don't come unless you ready. You see what I'm saying? Come but be ready to hear this information. And also the cult of Saturn, the control of black music. We got nothing but fire. Over 600 exclusive live streams you cannot see anywhere else. I'll see y'all black here in a minute. Family black pop.
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