"They Became Negroes" Dane Calloway REACTS To Congressman Admitting The Indian And Negro Connection

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[00:00:22]>> [music] >> Let me play a older video of mine really quickly. Hold, I'm not going to play the whole thing, but I just want to play I'm going to come right here.

[00:00:32]>> publicly for years now, along with my sources. And I still >> I'm pointing something out.

[00:00:37]>> from anyone that used my instructions to trace their family that I have available on Amazon Prime and anywhere else books are sold, that one of their ancestors were documented as being a former slave.

[00:00:51]The people that reached out to me that has or is currently undergoing research on their families' history have not failed with discovering that their family members were either never enslaved and has always been free, or worked as an indentured servant for money, ownership, business ownership, etc., and considered to be freedmen once their obligations of servitude expired.

[00:01:18]Make no mistake, when you hear the term freedman from now on, freedman does not necessarily mean that he or she was freed [music] from enslavement.

[00:01:29]>> And and matter of fact, and this is the reason why a lot of those people that you see out there spawning off of that term, they're they're not trying to use they they still are using the term freedman, but I already debunked the term freedman. So now they spawned in the FBA, the ADOS, and the salon, all of these terms that ain't got nothing to do with us. Like why would we want to be represented as abbreviations of a corporation? Like why would we want to be represented as abbreviations of a company? Like why are y'all doing that?

[00:01:58]Again, you going right back to a misnomer. You But the other side of the term freedmen had to deal with Christianity and I put that out there, too. That was about 2018, 2017 video um when I went over that term how the Christians were utilizing it as to say that you were freed, you were born again. That That's what that meant. You were freedmen. That at that point you were a Christian. You were converted into Christianity. They were using it for that. That doesn't mean that you were freed from slavery. That's not what that meant.

[00:02:29]>> Because it can also mean relieved from their [music] duties in most commonly known cases.

[00:02:36]So, this first reason to allegedly lose or destroy these records >> And by the way, just in case nobody knows why I said that, just in case they'd be like, "Well, Dane, you just contradicted yourself." No, I didn't.

[00:02:48]Relieved from your duty is totally separate from how they trying to say.

[00:02:53]That Okay, slavery is employment. Let Let's just knock that out the Slavery is employment. It's labor. Servitude.

[00:02:59]That's what it's about. They were making profits off of that. They were forcing you into that field so they can make profits off of that. That's still happening. Right now, we got to go to work to take care of our what? Our bills. Bill is the same term or another term for laws. Bill is another term for laws, right? Law is another term for acts.

[00:03:23]Bills, laws, acts. Mhm. That's why I said when their obligations of servitude expired. So, that's an That's a contract. An indenture is a contract.

[00:03:33]Right. Y'all Y'all know this, chat.

[00:03:35]Y'all know this. But it's going to be some people that don't know.

[00:03:39]This is the reason why I'm just trying to, you know, let them know what's going on just in case they got confused right there. No, no, no. I'm right and exact and have been for years.

[00:03:47]>> small amount of copper-colored slaves and a greater amount of prisoners of war in North America.

[00:03:56]And the second reason is B, to hide the truth about who are the real minority and majority in terms of the population count here in the United States of America.

[00:04:08]In which this brings me to my very next point. Okay, the biggest portion of their agenda was the abominable sabotaging of the indigenous Meiji's history, legacy, languages, culture, and heritage system.

[00:04:23]>> Systematically, yeah, talk to him, Dane.

[00:04:25]>> they couldn't pull this task off on their own.

[00:04:28]So, they implemented a methodology format based solely on the scientific concepts of eugenics.

[00:04:37]According to the National Archives, the term eugenics was coined by a British natural scientist and explorer named Francis Galton in the year of 1883.

[00:04:50]>> [music] >> Now, there are two sides to every coin.

[00:04:53]So, I'll be sure to flip each side over, and I'm not theoretically speaking here.

[00:04:59]Eugenics was implemented to help improve [music] one selected group of people and their future generations to come to overtake and oversee yet another set group of people [music] and their future generations.

[00:05:13]>> Right. And I know I did talk about the Emancipation Proclamation twice. In fact, I brought it up again when they were talking about Juneteenth. Go to my Juneteenth video. Yeah. The majority of the topics that people are talking about now, I already have information out there on it.

[00:05:29]>> of people and >> Keep in mind, I'm over 600 videos strong.

[00:05:32]>> their future generations to come to overtake and oversee yet another set group of people and their future generations by way of extermination of their mindsets. [music] This rabbit hole goes much than one may assume.

[00:05:50]Allow me to simplify the explanation >> Look, look, look, look, look.

[00:05:53]>> This paramount method utilized by the likes of your industrialized institutions throughout America still to this very day.

[00:06:03]>> That's coming directly from a book.

[00:06:04]>> changes everything that any person was ever taught of or even thought of.

[00:06:09]>> Notice how it says African.

[00:06:11]>> selection was carried out >> Right up under that.

[00:06:14]>> According to Francis Galton >> Negro. Y'all saw that, right? I mean, but this is not the point that I'm trying to make right here, but This is one of the points I want to make, but this is the not the reason why I'm playing this video.

[00:06:27]Just want y'all to look.

[00:06:29]In eugenics, they already knew that they were able to differentiate us from them.

[00:06:34]We were not one of the same, even during that time period. And this is the side of their book on eugenics. This is not AI.

[00:06:42]They say this is before, way before chat GPT came into existence. I don't want to hear all that crap.

[00:06:47]I told y'all to stay away from Google Wikipedia back then. What makes you think I'mma say, "Yeah, use chat GPT now."

[00:06:55]>> [laughter] >> Chat GPT shouldn't be used for research anyway.

[00:07:02]And they tell you that. Ask chat GPT.

[00:07:04]And then you know where they go refer you to? Chat GPT go refer you to Google.

[00:07:09]For research.

[00:07:10]>> [laughter] >> No cap. Chat, you'll see.

[00:07:14]>> Francis Galton himself. This system would allow, quote, "more suitable races or streams of blood a better chance of prevailing speedily over the less suitable."

[00:07:26]>> And look, look, look. That's how eugenics is based. And that's coming directly from Francis Galton. And what a lot of people have done, but let me go ahead and mention this, like you could cross-reference everything that I ever put out and see if I'm right and exact.

[00:07:40]Like for example, you could write this down and see if Francis Galton actually said it. Go find it. Since Chat GPT so advanced, find it. I dare you. Then they come back and tell me, "Dame, you was wrong."

[00:07:56]>> [laughter] >> GOOD LUCK WITH THAT.

[00:07:58]YOU GOING to come back TO ME LIKE, >> [gasps] >> "DAME WAS RIGHT.

[00:08:02]Wait a minute. Oh my god.

[00:08:05]Now I need to check all of his video."

[00:08:07]You sure do. You You need to check and see. See if I'm playing.

[00:08:11]Why you think that look like to go back to what that guy was saying that was calling himself legend, bro brother legend, right? So go back to what he was saying. He was trying to figure out why it was millions of us that were claiming our indigenous heritage.

[00:08:24]Because we found out. We looked it up.

[00:08:27]Instead of depending on Google or any other robotic algorithm that they put out there that was man-made from to begin with and is only accessing the first 10 pages of Google.

[00:08:38]All right.

[00:08:39]End quote.

[00:08:41]Galton was heavily influenced by the likes of an English naturalist, biologist, and the first-ever self-proclaimed documented bigoted genealogist, Charles Darwin.

[00:08:54]Darwin single-handedly developed the controversial theory of human evolution, which was his belief that man came from monkeys. And then his system of natural selection, which included a heavy flux of racial derogatory.

[00:09:10]>> Mhm.

[00:09:14]>> Since 1859, that's when Charles Darwin uh >> [music] >> introduced Origin of Species by natural selection and the favored [music] human races.

[00:09:29]Did you know that >> [music] >> today they only report half the title that Charles Darwin wrote?

[00:09:37]His title had to do with favored human races assigning supremacy [music] to the Aryan race.

[00:09:50]All others being inferior.

[00:09:56]How many knew that?

[00:09:58]Only a handful.

[00:10:01]His book was racist.

[00:10:05]>> [music] >> And that was the basic purpose for writing it.

[00:10:09]>> Pardon? Goofies can't debunk that.

[00:10:11]>> early 1900s, the social engineering aspect of Darwin's theory became popular worldwide amongst many scientists alike, high-ranking politicians, and it even caught the eye >> And I was showing you right there how all of them are related.

[00:10:28]Okay? They they cousins. All of them are cousins. Everybody that was inside of eugenics, um people that were in anthropology, all of these so-called professors and you know, that these prominent individuals that came from places like Germany Germany, they wanted to put in the forefront and say, "Oh, no, we need to listen to these people." When this was technically pseudoscience.

[00:10:50]Okay? This was deemed pseudoscience.

[00:10:53]Just not at that time, but it was deemed uh pseudoscience. Okay? Even all the way to natural selec- Am I jumping the gun?

[00:11:00]Did we already talk about natural selection right here?

[00:11:03]Okay, hold on. Hold on. I think I'm jumping the gun. Wait. Wait.

[00:11:05]>> the elitists.

[00:11:06]>> [music] >> More about this in the second installment concerning this topic.

[00:11:10]>> Okay, well, then I probably put it in the second one.

[00:11:12]>> form you that they played a prominent role in elevating the advancement of eugenics, specifically for the sake of their own race.

[00:11:21]>> This is the book.

[00:11:22]>> disguised as if this was for the benefit of all humanity at a cost of whatever they desire.

[00:11:29]They were >> eugenics policing everything.

[00:11:32]>> religiously following this formula or rule, dubbing it as survival of the fittest.

[00:11:39]Mhm.

[00:11:39]>> words, >> Look at natural selection up there.

[00:11:42]>> of human evolution was merely a way to elevate and escalate the implementation of white supremacy and to eradicate those who were of non-pale complexion.

[00:11:54]>> So that in other words, that is the roots of white supremacy. I'm telling you how white supremacy was established.

[00:12:00]They did it by way of pseudo-science.

[00:12:03]They not you hear some of them paying goofies out there saying I trust the science. If it the science can't prove it, when science is based around theories that have never been proven.

[00:12:14]In most cases, they give you a problem and tell you that you be able to solve it your own way, right?

[00:12:22]They slap the label on that and call that mathematics. Everybody came up with their own formula to solve that one problem.

[00:12:30]But they ain't they all came to the same answer. Yeah, when when the numbers are controlled. Remember when they say men women lie, men lie, but numbers don't lie?

[00:12:41]That's a lie because it's men and women that control the numbers.

[00:12:46]Shout out to Zack. This is why people got hip to gematria, which was their language, and they studied the numbers and made it their language so they could talk in code, not just on a verbal sense, on the physical sense, and the mental sense. They know all humans have to do they they operate in frequency, right? We're electrical beings in a sense. So if they manipulate the numbers, they could control the people in more ways than just one. So when you look at their many divisions of science, you could see that they took different branches or created different visions by way of what people assumed that that department should be. This should be biology.

[00:13:31]Right? Psychology.

[00:13:33]What is MK Ultra?

[00:13:35]An experiment.

[00:13:37]That was a theory that they wanted to see what happened. They just want to see. I mean, let's go back a little bit.

[00:13:43]The folk tales they used to tell us about um Frankenstein saying that we could bring people back to life because of that, even if they were already gone. They know something is up with the frequencies. They manipulate the weather by changing the frequency of the weather and also adding in different type of clouds that they know could last up there for however long. They saying this is their science. This is their theory that this is going to be some modified version of water that will allow areas that will we would consider would be droughted to blossom by the use of some formula that they created in hopes that it will work. Then all of a sudden you trying to figure out why your food that you've been growing in the yard don't taste the same. Why our food in the grocery stores don't taste the same because it it affects everywhere in agriculture, every side of agriculture because now you putting chaff in the air.

[00:14:44]And what goes up must come down. So whatever you put up there got to come down onto the resources that we need as humans. They're not worried about killing you. They just want to do it.

[00:14:57]For science.

[00:14:58]We're not even considering those people pseudo. They're just allowing it. And guess what? Our tax paying dollars, allegedly, our tax paying dollars, our tax dollars is going directly to fund these people. Right? Because allegedly it's going to the government, right? And the government is dishing this invincible money out to these departments that they create.

[00:15:18]Right, quote unquote. Mhm.

[00:15:21]What's so special about the frequency of a human?

[00:15:25]Because they're able to be manipulated that way. Cell phone. Cell the cellular.

[00:15:32]But you got blood cells. But that's not the same thing. That's dealing with science, Dane. We can't consider telecommunication cellular data a science? Oh, okay.

[00:15:45]It's been Look, it's been misnomers everywhere you look around. It's been lies everywhere you look around. They consider us people people fallacies objectives or um a hypothesis. There we go. That's the word I'm looking for.

[00:16:00]They consider people's fallacies a hypothesis and a theory.

[00:16:05]And they will do any and everything that they can to see if it works or not at the expense of the human. They don't care about your life. So, you mean to tell me they had your best interest in mind during this time period of Charles Darwin and Francis Galton and Melville Herskovits?

[00:16:23]And um Who am I missing? Let's go down the list.

[00:16:26]Walter Plecker?

[00:16:32]They had our best interest at that time?

[00:16:34]No, absolutely not.

[00:16:38]But a cell, they put you in a cell that's behind bars, but yet you got cells in your bodies. We But if you behind bars you in a cell trapped. Isn't that their objective anyway to control your cell?

[00:16:54]Have you trapped?

[00:16:56]I don't like when Dane talk like that.

[00:16:58]He making me I don't like when Dane talk like that.

[00:17:02]All right.

[00:17:03]He to elevate and escalate the implementation of white supremacy and to eradicate those who were of non pale complexions deeming it as survival of the fittest where those who did not meet their racist criteria, motives and agendas would suffer from a variety of forms of propaganda that was hypothesized to eliminate the opposing race of people.

[00:17:30]>> What I say? Hypothesized to eliminate the opposing race of people?

[00:17:35]See how I just said that?

[00:17:38]Not even 2 minutes ago.

[00:17:40]And I said it differently.

[00:17:43]>> Eugenics is literally a modernized pseudoscience that was based merely on racial discrimination and environmental injustice, socially, physically, and mentally.

[00:17:56]>> Stop. Look. Yeah, I got to keep pausing because I want y'all to put this together.

[00:18:01]Look at that sign over there on the left. Hold on.

[00:18:05]Look.

[00:18:06]Governor's trophy.

[00:18:08]Fittest family.

[00:18:11]Put it together.

[00:18:13]Do you see Do you see your people right here?

[00:18:15]Do you see your ancestors right here?

[00:18:17]>> due to its popularity of praises >> And look at the name of the building.

[00:18:21]>> gravitated towards inequality and racial estrangement.

[00:18:26]On the date of September 25th, 2008, [music] in a statement made before the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs by Representative James P. Moran on the grounds of the Thomasina E. Jordan Indian Tribes of Virginia Federal Recognition Act, Moran stated, "Quote, this is a travesty that this committee can correct. The second unique circumstance for the Virginia tribes is what they experienced at the hands of the state government during the first half of the 20th century. It has been called a paper genocide. At a time when the federal government granted Native Americans the right to vote, Virginia's elected officials adopted racially [music] hostile laws targeted at those classes of people who did [music] not fit into the dominant white society.

[00:19:20]>> Classes of people that he's using modern language. Keep in mind it was this was '08, modern language. I adjust that part, but listen to what he's saying.

[00:19:28]>> that some of Virginia's ruling elite claimed to be blood descendants of Pocahontas in their view meant that no one else in Virginia can make a claim they were Native American and a descendant of Pocahontas' people. To do so would mean that Virginia's ruling elites were what they decreed all non-whites to be, part of the inferior Negroid race.

[00:19:55]>> Did you hear that?

[00:19:57]And I believe this is the second time I uh redid this particular video, but I put this out probably that again, I believe I put that out on like 2016, 2017, and this is the 2019 version, but I was trying to, you know, show people this part right here to let you know that these people in the government knew what the problem was.

[00:20:22]>> With [music] the great hypocrisy, Virginia's ruling elite pushed politics that culminated with the enactment of the Racial Integrity Act of 1924.

[00:20:30][music] This act directed state officials and zealots like Walter Plecker to destroy state and local courthouse records and reclassify in Aurelian fashion all non-whites as colored.

[00:20:48]It targeted Native Americans with a vengeance, denying Native Americans of Virginia their identity. To call yourself a Native American in Virginia was to risk a jail sentence of up to 1 year.

[00:21:02]>> It was people that were being put in jail for to for calling themselves Indian, not Native American. Again, he was using modern terms, but he was right on where he put it at, but it was still wrong. Those people didn't go through that. The ones that are called Native American did not go through that at all.

[00:21:22]And those were our ancestors that went through that. Close.

[00:21:26]>> [music] >> Now, in this statement, he used the term Native American.

[00:21:30]>> Right, I addressed it.

[00:21:31]>> that our identities were changed not from Native American, but from Indian.

[00:21:37]>> So, the color.

[00:21:38]>> Mhm.

[00:21:39]>> And they were not only jailing people in Virginia for claiming their true identity, but they were also killing them by hanging them from a tree and in more ways than one that I won't mention.

[00:21:50]In each state across North America, the biggest bigoted person >> Hold up. Hold up.

[00:21:59]I put that I wanted to play that because I wanted to play this. Let me go 9 by 16. Hold up. Let me Let me I saw um somebody sent this to me.

[00:22:09]So, so I would shout out to the person either on Instagram or Tik Tok, whoever you are, that got this clip and put this in here.

[00:22:17]>> There was a paper genocide that occurred and there was the officials in Virginia deliberately expunged the records. They destroyed the official records and most of the private records.

[00:22:32]I mean, I I've got a a statement that gets into the whole thing, but but basically a lot of Virginia's ruling elite claimed to be blood descendants of Pocahontas and in their view that meant that no one else in Virginia could make a claim that they were Native American and descendant of Pocahontas's because to do so would mean that Virginia's ruling elite would have to be classified as all other non-whites were, which was in quotes, and this was the the law, the inferior negroid race. This is what it was about.

[00:23:06]>> The video.

[00:23:08]That's the video of what I was just mentioning. I just quoted that. I was reading from the transcript. So, whoever got this video got this video. They did their research and got the video. I didn't even know this video existed. I got the transcript. And this is what we talking about. And I showed you that I got the transcript. I put it on the screen.

[00:23:27]>> And with enormous hypocrisy, Virginia's ruling elite is pushed policies, got them passed, and it culminated with the Racial Integrity Act of 1924.

[00:23:38]>> People have actually written over >> And you already know the rest. Even though they cut them off right there, and this audio right here came in super low.

[00:23:47]Um, even though they cut them off, they edited that right there. I'll get the video. Now that I know the video exists, I'll get the video. But, yeah, I honestly thought, you know, they was about to play the whole thing, but they didn't. But, this video came in super low. But, yeah, that's it right there.

[00:24:01]So, I'm a Sambo Cena E Jordan.

[00:24:03]2008. That was real.

[00:24:05]That was one of my big booms, by the way. When I put that information out, I they got real heated. They were upset that I put that out when I first put it out. And then I put it out again. And but but, you know, I just wanted it to repeat. And I'm pretty sure I'd put it out again. Like, I tried to, you know, I updated the the writing and updated the visuals and stuff like that and just repurposed that video, revamped it, and put it out so people could, you know, understand that information.

[00:24:30]>> OCO free thinkers >> [music] [singing] >> Easy [music] to make you think.

[00:24:50]>> [music] [singing] >> Easy to make you think. I'm a Calloway.