Nolan Wells' Mother SPEAKS OUT... Then the Internet TURNS ON HER

[00:00:04]Willie D live.

[00:00:06]>> What's up, family? Nolan Wells's mother spoke on Instagram for I believe the first time since his body was discovered.

[00:00:19]Yeah, very emotional uh message. I saw a lot of people who um you know was tore up behind the message. Uh this is what she had to say. Hey Boo Bears, I know you probably did not expect to see me, but I had come on because I wanted to acknowledge all of your love, your support, your kindness that you guys have been showing me. I wanted to, you know, answer each and every one of you and I probably will at some point. Um, I will at some point, but right now it's just everything is so heavy.

[00:01:01]Everything is so heavy. Um, just been going through the motions. You know, I'm a healthc care provider, so I talk about grief a lot. Now to be on the other side of this is um it's a lot. Um so I lost my mom a few years ago and that was hard. Um this loss, this grief, this pain, it's different.

[00:01:33]It's insurmountable. Um and then it's like you get these flood of emotions all at different times and grief is so multi-layered.

[00:01:43]You know, one second I might be okay and I can talk about things and I can listen to his stories and then the next minute I am falling apart and I feel like I can't breathe and I feel like there is an elephant just sitting on my chest.

[00:01:59]But you know I know this is the process.

[00:02:03]I have a wonderful support system.

[00:02:06]Um, I have my faith in God, which I've been leaning heavy into, but I just wanted to let you guys know that I see you. I love you. I'm thankful for all of you, and I'm so sorry that I hadn't been able to reply. Um, I don't know exactly when again I'll post for some reason. It does help. And I know if no one was here, he'd be like, "Mom, you know, just keep talking to the people. Keep telling my story. keep telling your story. So, that is going to be my plan. Um, again, thank you all so much. I love you and I will talk to you later. Bye.

[00:02:50]I ain't got no problem with that.

[00:02:53]But some of y'all do, so let's talk about it. What's up with all of the negative comments? What's up with the, "Oh, they taking the money. they doing this and that. Why are people who ain't donating worried about what they're doing with the money?

[00:03:12]They don't pocket watch when this happens to white people. When white people going through something, they don't they don't pocket watch. Even when when white people are wronged by the police and that, you know, they got a loved one gunned down or whatever, the family sues. Nobody, and I mean nobody, questions the family retaining an attorney and going after the money. Nobody has anything to say.

[00:03:49]There are uncivilized muts in this country, including some blacks, who don't want to see black people have anything.

[00:04:00]They really, really hate the ground we walk on.

[00:04:05]The cold part is we didn't en enslave a group of people for hundreds of years.

[00:04:18]We didn't create Jim Crow, red lining.

[00:04:23]We didn't dump dope off into their neighborhoods, mass incarcerate the men and women of their family, and leave children to be raised by grandmothers and grandfathers.

[00:04:36]We didn't destroy the schools and redivert funds on purpose to schools who already had a surplus of funds.

[00:04:49]We didn't intentionally put chemical plants in lowincome neighborhoods knowing that the airborne chemicals would eventually uh reach the bodies the immune systems of the residents.

[00:05:10]We didn't purposely conduct a so-called medical experience to inject syphilis in white males and then have a treatment, but rather than use that treatment, watch them suffer and eventually die.

[00:05:36]We did none of that.

[00:05:38]We don't, our black police officers don't bust the brains out of white folks heads on a daily basis.

[00:05:49]They don't gun them down. They don't shoot them 50, 60, 70, 150 times, reload, shoot again. They don't do that.

[00:05:58]What I'm trying to get to here is fam, if anybody should hate, if any one group of people should just hate another group just because of their skin color, it should be black people hating white people.

[00:06:16]But black people collectively just haven't been able to bring themselves to do that.

[00:06:25]No. How is it that the antagonizer, the killer, the thief, how is it that they can be trusted more or should be trusted more than the people who got the short end of the stick, the people who experienced their wrath and the wrath of their ancestors.

[00:06:54]How does that make sense?

[00:06:58]And then when you consider municipalities across this country, how police officers shake down black people, especially in lowincome communities, disproportionately pull them over, profile, write tickets.

[00:07:20]Those fees from those tickets fund local bridges, streets, uh, hotels.

[00:07:32]Yeah. Uh, stadiums.

[00:07:35]They pay the salary of the police officers and the courts.

[00:07:41]They should really be thankful to black people. They should be like, "You know what, boy? If it wasn't for those blacks, man, we wouldn't we wouldn't be able to have these city lights and stuff as much. We wouldn't be able to have as much stuff, you know, like like you know, cuz you know, uh they take more from them than they take from me. And I got more money and they take more from them. So, you know what?

[00:08:06]I'm not mad at the blacks, but I ain't going to help you, but I ain't going to hurt you either, cuz I appreciate y'all making the sacrifice. Even though you ain't signed up to make the sacrifice, I just kind of appreciate what y'all do for us.

[00:08:24]Not to mention we built the country.

[00:08:27]So when they talk about America being great and they they brag about how America is the biggest and the baddest country, don't forget who helped America become that.

[00:08:41]Don't forget who actually put the work in while your ancestors sat on their asses.

[00:08:49]Don't forget that part.

[00:08:54]This family has every right to ask for help in a moment of tragedy, chaos, grief.

[00:09:09]That's what people do. That's what communities are for. You lean on each other, right? You help each other out when you're going through something. I'm telling y'all, fam. We going to be in a better place if we all stick together.

[00:09:23]When I say all, I mean everybody. Cuz think about it, fam. We all are sharing this space no matter what. Ain't nobody going no m as much as y'all thinks it's going. Ain't nobody going nowhere. If somebody go somewhere, it's going to be the end of America. If it get to the point where, oh, it's going to be uh y'all got to leave or we got to, oh, it's going to be the end of America. It ain't going to turn out like any of y'all who are wararmongers think it's going to turn out.

[00:09:52]Yeah. The ones who want war, they're going to be the first ones to die. Their families are going to be the first ones to die.

[00:10:02]America actually has always been better when it appeared at least that people tried to get along.

[00:10:16]But going back and forth and you and you and based on this and then I don't like you, man, that's bad energy, man. I just don't want to live life like that. I don't think that's healthy. I don't think it's health healthy to wake up every day with hate on your heart.

[00:10:33]You know that hate in your heart.

[00:10:36]That's why some of y'all be getting heart attacks early and dying. You know that don't happen to the politicians because they got a controlled and compartmental compartmentalized hate.

[00:10:49]They know it's all a game. It's the people that both of them. It's their constituents that don't know it's all a game that they're playing. They're pulling the strings.

[00:11:00]They're the puppeteers.

[00:11:02]They know how the game go.

[00:11:05]It's the people who need help the most.

[00:11:09]The ones who, you know, living paycheck to paycheck. It's those people who don't really understand the game, but they like the idea of a billionaire who appears to be in control that shares the same skin color. And based on that somehow someway they believe that it is going to improve their lot in life.

[00:11:36]Somehow it makes them feel like they're winning. Even though they just watching vicariously they watch the winds through the sins of this univilized mut. Somehow someway they've uh come to the conclusion that they're winning.

[00:11:55]It's absolutely amazing.

[00:11:57]Anyway, salute, salute, salute to uh Christine, salute to uh the father, and salute to the family and friends of Nolan Wells because I understand that you guys are under a tremendous amount of pressure and stress and and you're experiencing a tremendous amount of grief. And my thing is, if you really cut for these people, if you're not going to help, at the very least you can do is shut that trap.

[00:12:41]Leave them people alone.

[00:12:44]Memo.