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All right, this is and you are under the groove everybody. This is under the groove podcast. Here I am. And there you are. Welcome. It's hump day. Grand rising to all those who made it this far. Good luck. No doubt. No doubt.
Yeah, we call this wellness Wednesday.
All right. This is where we come in, man, and we try to bring wellness. We try to heal, you know, heal from our wounds, man. Our hurts, our pains, you know, find some joy, happiness, some peace, man. Some unity, you know, respect and some dignity, man, and how we go about doing this thing, man. Uh, I just want to again welcome everybody to the Get Out. This is Under the Groove, y'all. Let's go in. I got a couple of clips I want to drop, you know, I want to bring them in and uh, you know, and have a discussion, you know, and I would like to um my brothers and sisters to come in, man, and look, let's talk about this stuff, you know? Let's talk about this stuff respectfully. You know what I'm saying? Uh, that's that's the purpose, I think, man. That's the purpose of us coming together, man. You know, bridging these gaps we have. Um, in order to do that, we have to learn how or start communicating with one another again respectfully. You know, we can agree to disagree, but man, always be respectful to our brothers, our sisters, our kings, and our queens.
That's Mando. That's Mando. So, in a sense, uh, the ball was dropped last night by Wah, you know me. Uh, that won't happen again, you know. Um, yeah, the focus is the focus, y'all. And that's us and our unity. That's it. That's all. All right.
That being said, again, welcome everybody. Peace and prosperity each and every one of you. Uh good. It's good to see you up in here at Antonio again, man. You know, uh my apologies go out to the RGC, man. And anyone who was watching and thought that that was the normal get down. It is not. So, you know, um we're here, man. And we're here, man, to discuss B1, you know, our unity, man, our focus, all that stuff that matter, man. So, it's good to see you back, Antonio. In spite of, you know, uh you as well, Henry, man.
Appreciate you up in here, bro. He say peace, peace, uh blessings, everyone.
Brother Bub, salute family likewise, you know. Peace, prosperity, you and the family. You know, may everything be to you guys' likings, through your workings, your positivity, and productivity, man. Get it done. Get it done. And this is uh hump day. This is Wednesday. All right. We're at the middle almost at the end of you know the five days in what they call a week. You know what I mean? We're on the precipice of a weekend, man. That should be everything we set out for it to be.
Wednesday is a good day. Wednesday is a good day. I'm here and there you are.
Like I said, um so I got these clips, man. I want to drop these clips. I want to bring them in, man, because I think they're significant. uh you know just to get us to the point where we're discussing or talking about you know um other things you know we we we talk about a little bit everything you know lately we've been talking about you know a lot of personal issues or you know concerns beliefs or whatever and let's move away from that for a little bit. um in a in a sense though or in a respect man there's actually you know you could depend on how you look at it there's not always a separation you know there's not always a separation um in terms of you know what we believe our beliefs are what we trust or what we go by so again just just be mindful all that that is all right um let me make sure this clip is primed and ready Okay.
I don't know if anybody ever heard of this catman. This brother's name is Phase One and I believe I think that he's down there in Georgia. All right. Peace and blessings, kings and queens. Happy hump day B1. That's from Queen and Zingga.
Good to see you up in here, sis. Good to see you up in here. It's kind of warm, man. I'm [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] I'm feeling every bit of that.
Feeling every bit of that. But anyway, yeah, good to see you up in here, sister.
Let me jump on in here, man. I want to start this clip. We don't have a, you know, come on in here, y'all. Let's get it in, you know, so we can get to these discussions, these topics, you know, these conversations, the dialogue, you know, and the debate.
Debate is not necessarily a bad thing, y'all. depend on who's debating and how or whether or not, you know, we really understand how debate goes. But let's not exate out of this, you know, out of the equation. Let's always keep that a part of this get down, man. It's good to debate.
All right, I'm going to drop this right quick. If need be, I'll play it again for those who, you know, weren't in to get down so that they'll get a bar of it, you know, uh later. But this is phase one called the infiltration of the conscious community. I think it's kind of fire too. That's why I got it up in here. All right. All right. Soldier Denise, I see you up in here with us tonight, Queen. Thank you.
Greetings right back to you. Peace and prosperity. Okay. Let's get this in.
>> The conscious community got seemingly hijacked. I was there. I even used to teach in high school and I would tell them one day they going to try to hijack this. They going to try to infiltrate it. I said, "And then you gonna see me come up again and clear up what it actually is." Dr. Melik, that's the master teacher of all times. This is the one who actually did the works, that built the community. He built all of this. You said the game got infiltrated.
So, you think it's a lot of false prophets.
>> I know it's a lot.
>> Everybody don't come with that authenticity. You know, people just, you know, try to make a quick buck or whatever the case may be.
>> People are after a dollar. That's why they don't come together as a community.
Everybody's attempting to build their own brand, their own business, keep it a solo individualized thing. So, you never see it manifest in the so-called material plane. It'll all be here on this digital plane. It becomes a lot more ether talk than actual talk. The whole lineup of the spiritual teachers is false prophets. Just like the angels of light, when the angels of light came out, when they spoke of it in the biblical scriptures, people that were supposed to be disguising themselves as angels of light, but they were really angels of darkness or deception. Them students want to be just like them. So them students going to have them same rhetoric points and them same talking points. Nobody's researching what they saying. Nobody looking into it and everybody just jumping up. Like if I make an account and start posting Instagram videos or Tik Tok videos, then now I'm one of those ones that changed the world. That's not how this goes.
They didn't get the language they're speaking. English didn't come from inside of them. That's coming from the words that already existed prior. You're piecing them together to try to present a new word. Well, you just come and put three letters together and now you think you understand it. There's going to be a conflict there. And then people are going to try to understand it from where you're coming from and then they'll be lost. But then they're going to decide that they get it. You want to know why?
Because a lot of times people become fans of whoever bringing the information >> before the conscious community got seemingly hijacked. I was there. I even used to teach in high school and I would tell them one day they going to try to hijack this. They going to try to infiltrate it. I said and then you gonna see me come up again and clear up what it actually is. Dr. Melika New York.
That's the master teacher of all times.
This is the one who actually did the works that built the community. He built all of this.
>> You said the game got infiltrated so you think it's a lot of false prophets.
>> I know it's a lot.
>> Everybody don't come with their authenticity. You know, people just, you know, try to make a quick buck or whatever the case may be. People are after a dollar. That's why they don't come together as a community.
Everybody's attempting to build their own brand, their own business, keep it a solo individualized thing. So, you never see it manifest in the so-called material plane. It'll all be here on this digital plane and it becomes a lot more ether talk than actual talk. The whole lineup of the spiritual teachers as false prophets just like the angels of light when the angels of light came out when they spoke of it in the biblical scriptures. These people that were supposed to be disguising themselves as angels of light, but they were really angels of darkness or deception. Them students want to be just like them. So them students going to have them same rhetoric points and them same talking points. Nobody's researching what they saying. Nobody looking into it and everybody just jumping up. Like if I make an account and start posting Instagram videos or Tik Tok videos, then now I'm one of those ones that changed the world.
That's not how this goes. They didn't get the language they're speaking.
English didn't come from inside of them.
That's coming from the words that already existed prior. You're piecing them together to try to present a new word. Well, you just come and put three letters together and now you think you understand it. There's going to be a conflict there and then people are going to try to understand it from where you're coming from and then they'll be lost. But then they're going to decide that they get it. You want to know why?
Because a lot of times people become fans of whoever bringing the information.
>> Wow.
All right.
All right. And that aspect or the aspect of that what he said in terms of how we are so individualized, you know, that rings true. I mean, any of us could speak to that. Most brothers and sisters when they talk about um you know doing something positive or building something it's always well I'mma do this my way you know it's it's always solo well most of the time it's solo it's individualized you know so therefore yeah no one it's not being done together you know we're not a unit building for something positive uh constructive something you know um geared towards a purpose that's going to serve each and every one of us I get that we see that every day we see that every day. And then the branding of it, we see it social media every day. It's non-stop.
So, I I I wanted to drop that because I thought there was a message in that aside from, you know, him speaking about, you know, angels this and that.
Uh just, you know, um the fact that we aren't linking in, we aren't tapping in to the cords, you know, going inward to get what's needed, you know, I think that means a lot, too.
That sets, you know, that's a great example. That's a great example to set. All right, man. I see you up in here, Soulja Denise, Queen and Zingham Brothers. Greetings.
Right back to you. Like I said, peace and prosperity, sister. It's always good and honor to have you amongst us. All right. Acres home says, "Man, what's up, G? Htown tapping in. Appreciate it."
Anytime Houston, Texas is in the house.
All right. Please y'all like and share for those who haven't. Hey, subscribe to this get down, man. Let's get this thing up and running like it should be. Uh we have a lot of intellectual or intelligent and righteous brothers and sisters in this get down, you know, and each and every one of us have something to uh impart to this gift to this struggle, man, that we in. We in a struggle.
Believe that. It's going to take each and every one of us, man, to get this stuff, you know, this situation right.
Al Thomas said, "Man, salutation everyone in RGC. Peace and blessings on this hump day. B1 equals black first.
Right back to you, Al.
Right back to you. Bet the Hoover Street. All right. What? What? What, bro? All right. Good to see you back, bro. Good to see you back. Appreciate you. Al said, man, Dr. York uh has had some bad charges, big bro. He was certainly one of the first to address the conscious community, though. Facts.
Uh, is this the same brother just recently or I don't know if it was just recently, but I think they gave him like 135 years or something like that. He's incarcerated. He was arrested and, you know, went through this trial. Is that the same brother? Is that him?
All right, the tweak ends here. Is back.
The tweak is back. All right, tweet.
Good to see you back up in here.
Right back to you, loved ones. Salute.
Good to see you up in here, man. Yeah.
Uh Dr. York, I'm not too sure, man, but I saw something on Instagram. Um uh and this brother, you know, insightful brother, very wise, you know, individual. And they had him in bondage, man. He was going through something.
Don't know exactly what it was because it didn't have, you know, some I can read up on it. And it did not have his name, but it had pictures of him like the ones I just saw. So, I wonder if that's him, Dr. York. If so, I'm going to go research that brother and find out myself.
Yeah. So, what do you know on him, Al?
You know, you said already that he was certainly one of the first to address the conscious community. All right.
Seemed like he was on his blackness, too. It seemed that way.
So, I got another one, man, I want to drop. And I thought this one also was significant.
This why I put it in the lineup. Um, and this is what we we pretty much talk about this. We talk about this often.
And it's just the fact that, you know, the sister want to come in and speak on it as well, I think is significant.
That's a good look.
All right. Soldier Denise said, "Man, they did they did what they do. Make up false sexual charges." Oh, all right.
Yeah, that's what they do.
You know, they find the right person, you know.
to coersse, you know, you know, you know, to help them do what they want to do. You're right about that. They do that.
Hold on. Let me bring this in here because I think this is significant.
Like I said, yeah, that's that sister right there.
Okay.
Yeah, man. I think that's a brother then. Yeah. 135 years. And it's it kind of it threw me for a curve because when he walking down the court steps in handcuffs with, you know, them people on each side of him, he had a big ass smile on his face. Not like glee, you know, but he just had a smile on his face. And I was like, damn, what was that about? You know, so yeah, I'm have to go check him out, read up on him, see what, you know, not just the charges, you know what I mean, but what he represented, what he brought to the table for the people. I'm I'm you know I'm I'm curious now for sure. I'm curious for sure.
Yeah, they did what they do. Make up false sexual charges.
All right, man. [ __ ] Let me go up in here. I want to drop this right quick. I thought this was powerful as well. Kind of. Well, not kind of but uh profound.
And again, it addresses a lot of what we talk about and speak on daily. You know, whether we in this channel or this chat or not. I'm pretty sure most of us have these conversations if not with others ourselves, you know. So, let's get to this and see what it's about, y'all.
>> Anything except going within yourself, but the only way out of this this physical realm, right, is within yourself. A lot of people don't want to do the inner work. They don't want to heal and they don't want to spend time in nature, right? They don't want to ground. They don't want to meditate.
They don't want to open up their pineal gland. So these are the people who are not going to be able to make it to the new world. Right? Once we as the chosen ones truly remember who we are, it's game over. Their whole system will collapse. And they know this. This is why they attack us the most, right? This is why they keep us in concentr concentration camps, also known as the ghetto, also known as the hood, right?
Where they surround you with corner stores and liquor stores that do that have nothing but things that want to lower your frequency. Why doesn't anybody question why everywhere in the hood they literally only had tobacco and processed food to come kill you? Like I literally got an argument a few times like back in the day the corner like why don't you have bananas, apples, and oranges. This is the like this is the easiest thing you could have you could sell and we would buy it. Watermelon [ __ ] love fruit. Why are they not doing this? Because they want to disconnect us from my pineal gland, right? They want to disconnect us from my higher mind. This is why I fast daily. is why I'm in nature daily. Being by a stream of water for at least 10 minutes a day will heal you. Can heal you, right? This is why they put us in cities and top us put us all on top of each other. And it's so sad that most people from the hood are scared of nature. Like y'all, I used to try to bring my hood friend, my ghetto friend.
Girl, I ain't trying to sit down get dirty. It's bugs. It's this, this is that. This is how you heal, right? This is how you go within. This is how you a mommy wat mommy wata. Right? This is where the true magic begins in nature, healing, meditating. Like I said, once we forgive, once we remember who we are, it's game over. It's game over. They don't want you to remember. They don't because they know if we don't remember, we're going to continue staying staying in loops called karma, also known as samsara loops, right? Instead of evolution, the spiral. No, you're going to just be looping in karma cycles over and over again until you go within and do the inner work and truly love yourself, right? But this is what they don't want to tell you. They want anybody telling you that the answers is without it's outside of yourself is full of [ __ ] Everything you need is within you. All the answers are within you. Go in nature and meditate around. Watch how we raise the frequency of the earth.
Watch how a lot of low lower vibrational people start to [ __ ] die as we just meditate in nature and heal. As we just heal mother earth, we don't even people think the war is a spiritual war this time. It's not a physical war. It's a spiritual war. Right? So if we just heal as the chosen ones, as the collective, watch how everything falls into alignment with us. Everything that's all this demonic rape, pedophilia, killing, stealing, all that is a collective shadow of trauma that has not been dealt with and healed because we don't remember who we are. So you're continuously doing these same karma loop that you have been doing for incarnations for lifetimes. This is nothing new. This is why it's imperative to heal and go within yourself. So anything, >> huh? All right.
I can appreciate that, too. Real spit. I can appreciate that, man.
Man.
All right. All right, man. Yeah. Drop something about that, you know. And this is again, it's not it's I don't find it odd or crazy, but these are things we we discuss often, you know.
you know, just tapping in, man. Just tapping in, you know, you know, uh, going within, trying to find that frequency, that, you know, that vibe, that that that wavelength, you know what I mean, to get to where we need to be, you know? I find that interesting that she even spoke like that. That's why I dropped it, you know, because again, we we discuss or we have those types of discussions as often as possible. All right. Al said, man, Dr. York failed maybe a decade or two ago. I'm going have to look at that. Yeah, for real. He was definitely about blackness. Uh his case can be viewed by all his public record. Yeah, I'mma go and look up into that, man. I'mma check that out real spit, man. All right. Salute right back to you, James. James Cash say salute, big bub. You know, right back to you, bro. Right back to you.
Hopefully everything is everything. Here you are, man. So, it's good luck.
You say we got to synchronize. Yeah, man. We got to synchronize. Even when we have those thoughts or those feelings that we don't want to, you know, it's all for the best. Uh we say it again here often that ain't none of us is act or actually going to get this thing done by ourselves. We actually need each other to get to that point where we can um realize, you know, what the purpose is.
You know what I mean? For our being, you know what I mean? We need each other to get there, man. That's what I think, man. Soldier said, "Man, his teachings, I would say, are somewhat cosmic dimensional or galactic.
Church folk wasn't ready for that conversation." And then, you notice, um, it's a lot of that, too. you know, when some of our our kings and queens, gods and goddesses get to talking in terms of, you know, uh uh cosmic, you know, connections and, you know, that that galactic energy and all that, you know, they they turn off immediately, you know, they turn off, you know, but I I don't know there could possibly possibly be a lot of truth in that, you know.
Were or are we connected like that? I don't know. Um, again, I tend to think we are, but I don't know enough to know that exactly. You know what I mean? Like the sister was saying, um, you know, I don't, you know, often or at all go sit by a stream, you know, that's flowing.
You know, last time I was by one is maybe six months ago. And I went there.
I enjoyed it actually. You know, it, you know, it was nice in the woods. It was nice. Me and a few loved ones. As a matter of fact, we went to visit one of the loved ones.
um you know hang out with him you know and hope that you know we we uh looked at it as our gathering coming to see him bring our energy would help him do better and they did but yeah that was the last time I was by a stream me and a few homeboys we actually went out there and just you know boom quiet as hell you know taking it all in but yeah for the most part uh a lot of what I should be doing I know that I'm not but again I'm I'm a work in progress still you know I'm still trying to figure this thing out to the point where okay I know well to the point where everything I do will be you know it be synchronization to it will be in its place nothing will be missed you know what I mean in terms of what I supposed to do daily you know so I'm I'm looking forward to that I I just saying because I think there's something there I just think I ain't I I haven't found that you know that spot yet I haven't you know went within deep enough yet to get to that Right. All right.
Yeah, I appreciate that. Soldiers and he says teachings I would say are somewhat cosmic dimensional or galactic. Church folks wasn't ready for that conversation. Yeah. When you get talking about again cosmos or what's cosmic dimensional, you know, galactic stuff.
Yeah. It'll turn a lot of people off.
Henry said facts sister. I'll say James Cash Man salute king. I hope that all is well with you and your tribe, black man.
Nothing but love and respect to you, soldier. I truly appreciate your presence here. Real spit, man. And we all do. That goes for each and every one of us. And uh you know that that's you know.
Yeah. She sounds like Ly, huh? Yeah.
Lite get to going in talking about the frequencies and everything. Yeah. You be mesmerized. You be like, man, spell bound because she, you know, she delivering I think facts, you know.
Like I said, I'm just scratching at the surface, but I'm tell you, a lot of what um I hear in that regard, it it it don't just jive with me, but I feel I feel the flow of it. You know what I mean? I feel it. I feel the energy of it. So, yeah, that that's a psych all the way right there.
Yeah.
All right. James say, "Man, okay, man.
Likewise, and brother, I love you.
sending mine in full in full effect to you and yours. All of them respect.
Happy Wednesday, King 10. All right. I have a question. Uh I have a serious question too, Bub. When was brothers and sisters when us brothers and sisters do come together, what we going to do about the sellouts like Michael Jordan, Oprah, Jay-Z, and all them? They part of the problem. Bub, I don't know. I I'm of the mind like this, man. when when brothers and sisters come together, I you know I I I I'm thinking, man, my my spirit says, man, that's not they're not going to be the focus.
You know, they're not even going to matter when we come together because then there's something that going to that's going to be in progress that something real. She was doing this, you know, is going to take place. that evolution, man, in terms of how we see a lot of our brothers and sisters who we think or feel have sold us out or traded us in for trinkets and dollars. I think that once we reach that level, that plane, man, where art, you know, we're connecting seriously, I mean, spiritually in this [ __ ] for real, for real, they're not going to matter.
They're, you know, we um like most things, man, or people, man, I think there'll be a sense of of forgiveness for them. We'll be, you know, that's what I think, man. I think, man, we we going to be, you know, so into what we know we're coming into, you know, that's where our focus is going to be. Our focus is not going to be retribution. I don't think, you know, I don't think it's going to be about getting them back or revenge, making them pay for all the wrongs that they help them do to us. I don't, you know, I don't see that for whatever reason. I just don't see that, bro. You know, I see us when this thing happens elevating We will evolve, man.
And it's going to be those of us that, you know, that that connection is going to mean everything. You know, when them sparks are lit, man, it's going to be, you know, them that that, you know, those uh those strings are going to attach each and every one of us spiritually, you know, we're not going to be I don't think we're going to be on that. I don't think we're going to be about vengeance, you know, or setting people straight or making them pay for. I don't think that's going to be the case. I think though that when this happens, man, the world will change and it's going to be, you know, it will seem like overnight and everything will follow.
Everything will follow. Our focus is going to be now, you know, living up to, you know, our existence, what our purpose is about, what we're here for.
You know, it's going to be all that.
That's what I think that's going to involve. I don't think it's going to involve anything else, you know, not in that respect anyway, you know, but a lot of um that's not to say I think corruptness and evil, you know, on its own merit will get out the way. It's going to get out the way of that power, that force. It's going to get out the way quick. You know, it's not going to be I don't think it's going to be something that we gonna have to deal with, you know.
You know, I I just don't I think the force that's going to be in us, that power, man, is going Man, it it it it's gonna make them run and hide in the heels and in the holes and [ __ ] You know what I mean? That's what I think.
Yeah. Though they are part of the problem. We got them all day every day, you know? And again, we had that discussion about those individuals.
Those individuals on a higher echelon of what we call, you know, the sellout types or whatever. We got a whole lot of them on our level. We got more on our level than we do have, you know, those individuals on that level that tend to rub elbows with, you know, those people that run everything, you know. But, uh, again, even in that respect, man, I don't think it's going to be something we gonna be, you know, that's not going to be our focus. I just don't My vibe says that, man. You know the energy says that that's not we're gonna be on something man that it's gonna blow everybody's mind you know except for those of except for those who are in connection who've connected you know with the power with the source their mind's not going to be blown they because they gonna be open you know what I mean that third eye gonna be wide open that sod that [ __ ] gonna be popping so yeah I don't uh I figured that if if if anything's to be done about them, it should be now, you know, because I think when we get to that point, they're not going to be an issue. You know, they're not going to be a concern for us, you know. That's what I think you say. Real talk though, my brother.
Uh what we got to do with these busters uh sellouts uh when our kings and queens reclaim the throne. Okay. What we going to do with these Buster Buster ass sellouts when our kings and queens reclaim the throne? Are these goofy buster sellouts with the same skin going to jump on our ship? And again, I I I think it's bigger than that, man. Um I don't know. I I just think it's bigger than that, man. And again, if if I I I even think that if any of us are looking for retribution, when we attain a certain level of consciousness, man, then that would destroy that. You know what I mean? You probably end up losing and had to start all over again or something. So, I don't think that's going to be an issue or a factor. I just don't, you know, once the mind opens up, man, that's that's like fly [ __ ] man.
you know that is smaller than that, you know, smaller than the grain of sand. It ain't going to be nothing, you know, that would um, you know, distract us.
We're already on our mission. You know, we ship full steam ahead. That's not going to be nothing. Yeah.
Yeah. Yep. I hear you, boy. You say you're looking at it from a reality standpoint, right?
You know, when Michael Jordan or Al Sharpton as my neighbor, they knew better. They do know better than the slave master. Yeah. Again, man. Yeah. We we gonna see how that play out. And again, I don't think we going to be even mindful of that [ __ ] You know, I I'm just looking for, you know, actually when I think about it, you know, internally, but spiritually, I'm I'm rejoicing on the fact that we got there.
You know what I mean? That's where I be at on this [ __ ] man. You know, you know, and I tell you, my soul, it there's a certain energy and flow to it when I think of that, you know, like it almost like it's bursting, you know what I mean? It's like, damn, I can feel it throughout. And that's what I'll be on.
I'll be like, man, I you know, I I actually forget about them, you know, and thinking about think more about like, damn, man, we headed there, you know, it's on and cracking, you know? That's where I be, man. You know, that's where I be, you know. I I don't know.
I think it's a lot to this stuff, man.
We could barely cipher, man. We can't we can't even get to just yet. You know, they had nothing to do with the physical self. You know what I mean? It may, but you know, for the most part, I think most of what's going to take place going to take place internally, spiritually.
And from that, man, we going we will work outward from that. you know, we'll work, you know, internally, you know, externally, you know, through the external or to that, you know. So, yeah, man. It, you know, it remains to be seen, but I I trust it. I I trust I trust that, man. They gonna be so, you know, you you know, we ain't going to waste no time on them, bro. That's what I think.
Soldier says, "Yes." Yes. To what, Soldier?
I know what you mean, sister. I know what you mean. But I love to hear you break it down from time to time. You you put it in and you put you are a wealth of information and wisdom as well. And uh that's what I appreciate about this get out, you know, and and from time to time and and actually I was about to say from time to time, we kind of fall off and we get lost in the sauce, so to speak. So I want to say right quick, that's unacceptable. You know what I mean? That should be unacceptable, especially when we're having discussions that's supposed to improve us, that's supposed to empower us. So, what's unacceptable is any behavior or conversation that could lead to, you know, anger and [ __ ] like that where it's disrespectful. We can't tolerate it here, you know. Let's just keep it straight. You know, let's be 100 about that. You know, this can't be no different in terms of how we deal with this on this platform or channel than I did or we did when we were doing interviews with loved ones from the streets. You know, they kept it together. They kept it respectful. Even if they disagreed with anybody, you know what I mean? It was always respectful.
And that's how it must remain here. We can't allow that. No, you know, none of that. So, you know, I'm saying that to say, hey, man, there's a lot for us to receive on this get down, but we got to be willing to receive it. All right? That includes myself and others, you know, we have brothers and sisters here who are highly intelligent, who are wise, you know, about their business, you know. So, let's let's let's remain that way. Let's remain that way. Let's build each other one another up and let's not tear one another down because we disagree or we have a dislike for something. All right, that that is and let's move on. But you know I've said it and that's the last time it's going to be said. Let's be mindful of this one thing, man. Again, love and respect.
Love and respect. You know that enables our unity. All right. Got to have it.
Yeah. Sister I see say yes.
So Janice say man I'm over here just smiling and screaming. Yes.
Yes. I love it though when you drop that wisdom up in there. I'm telling you it goes a long way.
I I swear you you the queen mother, you know, and and you share that to in such a way the rest of the queens may be like, you know, not necessarily praising you, but paying homage like, "Okay, go on drop them gems and them jewels, you know, and we do it. I do it, you know. I listen to you." [ __ ] Hell yeah. I ain't heard nothing wrong, you know, as far as I can tell. So, yes, you know, come on in here, man.
All right. Here we say righteous brother man. All right. What it do love one?
Raymond Cole man 1028. Peace and prosperity all the brothers man from Englewood man to Pasadena and all that in between. Los Angeles all the rays.
Peace and prosperity. You already know how it go man. Love to you and your fam.
And I take it that everything is everything today with you and yours. All right. If not there's still time. We can work on it. You know you going to say salute to you bub. Peace and blessings, bro. Shout out to the kings and home queens in the royal group congregation.
B1 equals black first, y'all. In case any of you don't know, black first. This is And this is the mantra, man. That should be the mantra. And again, it has no political affiliation. You know what I mean? It's just something we think that carries weight. We say it enough, we mean it. You say it loud enough and you say it enough and mean it, it carries weight. It it it actually you pay attention to it, we get to the point where we get to overstand or understand what some of our problems or how some of our problems came to be. We wasn't putting us first.
We allowed everybody and everything else to come before us or to place things in front of us saying no this first then you you know and we went along.
Them days should be about over.
We should be about you know turning that corner on that any day now you know. Any day now.
That's the beauty in this thing. But good to see you up in here Raymond Skull. One love bro. Soldier Janice said, "Man, look, those types won't even matter. They really don't matter now.
They've chosen their path as have we.
All right. Unfortunately, they chose the wrong side as we have become unstoppable, you know, and that's so true. And they they're um what is the word for it? They are they're all in on that side, you know. They are all in, you know. They have no intention of you know coming home or joining or you know adding to the positivity the empowerment of the people you uplifting other people you know they have no intention of doing that they've already been given their papers they've already been threatened and there's no way you know what I mean now I would be shocked I would be shocked you know if you know I would I would be shocked that one of them said hey man dang the devils you know, I'm I'm home. You know, let's get it done. You know, I'll be shocked.
It made me think about individuals, man.
When we're talking about celebrities anyway, like Prince uh uh a lot of people think that this guy was a closed book, and in a lot of respects he was, you know, but the dude's spirituality, oh man, it was deep.
It was deep.
you know, it was deep. And then his messages, they weren't necessarily esoteric. They weren't, you know, um, you know, hard to discern or decipher. They were just that they were said in such a way you had to listen because he had been telling the people for a long time, you know. But, you know, thinking about uh celebrities, he was one that, you know, he he didn't play their game. And I think that's why he's not here, you know. Not the fact that he ODed on on some, you know, I don't I don't buy that for a minute, you know. No, no more than I do that Michael Jackson's doctor accidentally overdosed him. I don't believe that [ __ ] Not for a minute. But when we're talking about Prince, hey, that dude, he was rap tight.
He was wrapped tight. And you know, [ __ ] I'm a fan to this day. But yeah, those individuals who've chosen, you know, to be where they are, that's on them. That's on them, man. You know, and again, for us to be wanting to be back and forth about them, what they're not doing as opposed to what they're doing for those over there, that's that, you know, that's that's a distraction.
It's a distraction, you know.
So rather than us, okay, let's continue to focus on what we need to be doing, we want to tend to look to the side and see what they're doing and say, "Look at that. Look at what they're doing now."
You know, our energy is here when it should be here. You know what I mean?
So, hey, man, it's going to do what it's supposed to do that I trust that [ __ ] I trust that everything will be everything, you know? And again, for me, it took a long time.
It took a long time, man. I'm not even there yet. I'm not even man I'm I'm not a fifth of the way man but I'm excited about the way you know what I mean you know that's why I'm you know [ __ ] anyway and we all should be that way you know in ourselves spiritually speaking we should be excited about you know um the path we're on this journey man because that's what it is that's what it is man at least that's what I Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Soldier said, "Man, those types won't even matter." James, you heard her. They really don't matter now. They've chosen their path as have we. All right. Unfortunately, they chose the wrong side as we have become unstoppable. You know, there's a phrase going around said, you know, brothers and sisters, kings and queens are waking up now. That [ __ ] is true.
That [ __ ] is true. What with the but I think what the issue is is that a lot of us, you know, we the word is getting out there, but there are a lot of us still in the process. They're coming out of their slumber. It's slow. It's slow.
It's a slow, you know, process for them.
They, you know, they still groggy, you know what I mean? You know, they still got, you know, sleep in their eye. You know, they fighting that third ring sleep. you know, they trying to come up out of it, you know, but it's hard. You ever had that dream or when you sleep, you want to wake up, but for whatever reason, you cannot.
That's what I think a lot of them might be going through. You know, they can't get up, but you know, for whatever reason, the matrix get out. They they working on it though. The matrix got them. They caught up, but they're working on breaking or unplugging.
It's process. It is a process and we got to appreciate it you know for them and we do that by being focused you know we continue you know that that you know that that saying and each one teach one each one reach one all it takes is one it's all it take and before you know it man we're up and running and people are working against it they see it more or better than we do you know they see it better than we do you they understand it, you know, to a greater extent uh than we do because in their mind they have more to lose. That's what they're attached to, you know, this materialistic stuff, man. This, you know, this this power or what they think is power.
That's what they in their minds, they stand to lose every bit of it. And they don't want that, you know. So they're trying they're trying hard, you know, and that's why they got the them individuals, you know, in our peripherals, you know, sports, singers, you know, rappers and, you know, you know, you know, they're there for Yeah.
You know, to distract us, you know, divert your energy and attention on this over here.
Don't worry about all that. We got we gonna we gonna show y'all the way, you know, this the way. know. So, yeah, that that's something, man, that's going on.
No doubt. No doubt. Appreciate that, Souljier. Real spit. Sam Evans said, "Man, ain't no stopping us now." Big Bug, you know that song, y'all. I think I was playing that this Saturday. Uh, you know, I was straight up around the house, you whatnot, and it came on. I said, "Yeah, man. That's some real spit." I forget who made it exactly.
I'll probably tell you later. But that ain't no stopping us now. We're on the move. That [ __ ] is hard, you know. And it it sounds simplistic, but listen to the lyrics. That thing, man. Yeah, we've had a long way to go. I think we're here, though.
I think we knocking at, you know, we're knocking at the door, man. So, appreciate you up in here though, Sam Evans. Chris said, "Bub, have you seen the new MJ movie?" Yep. The wife. Now, you know, I'm funny. I'm and I and I was thinking uh Ron Kufu would have figured this out a couple of weeks ago about movies and [ __ ] You know, I'm real funny. Uh I didn't watch a lot of movies in prison. I watch movies now. Really, tell the truth. And she might not agree, but I tell y'all truth because she put them on the TV. If her TV didn't come on, I wouldn't watch movies cuz I don't turn mine on, you know. Very rarely, you know, though I put some oldies on my thing, you know. I put some some jazz something, you know, you know. But if I watch movies, I'm in more like, you know, um the superhero [ __ ] you know what I mean?
That type of getam.
Uh because I think they're for me, you know, what who what who they call superheroes. I think that's us.
That's it has a lot to do with us.
That's why I like them. You know what I mean? But that's what I would watch more than anything. But yeah, man, she'll put movie on, man. And boom. So she put it on MJ. And initially I was like this all right actually was a good movie. I thought it could have been way better.
But I I I understand, you know, I kind of get how producers think, you know what I mean? How uh um these um film houses are these corporations don't want to say too much, do too much. But I thought it was a good movie overall.
Yeah, we saw it. We saw it, man. Good flick. Actually, good flick. I mean that, you know, did you like it yourself? Did you see it? You know, tell me what you thought about it, man. I I thought it was good, man. You know, I thought it was good. You know, brother was going through some stuff, man. Like we all do, though, huh? And it it, you know, our struggles, our trials and tribulations, they tend to affect us differently. This one thing I learned over time. We don't experience everything the same way, man. We act react to a lot of things differently.
you know um a lot of us can't handle a lot initially you know so we tend to unravel right then and there then a lot of us we can withstand it we can withstand it builds up and builds up then boom you know it manifests in some form of fashion with a lot of others you know on our side looking at him be like oh that mug is weird what the hell wrong with her what is he thinking you know that's just how that works man so you know um I have a certain respect for the guy I don't I'm not going to lie you when it comes to whatever those issues were concerning him, I don't I don't I was about to say I don't necessarily trust them. You know, I don't trust what was said. You know what I mean? I don't because I understand why they would say it. you know, he had done things to these record execs, you know, those black hat people that, you know, um that they just find to be unacceptable, you know, and they'll send their mob or whatever to do whatever, you know what I mean? And then not only that, but he he owned things that they've they were like totally against, you know, and he did his own thing. But yeah, the movie it was great. It was great. My wife my wife said tend to go on and on like a break of dawn but yeah there's a lot to be said about that movie Ashley and uh you know Ra Kufu and I think James have both mentioned in the past movies is something we can discuss you know what I mean let's get down to you know um what you know our interpretation of movies and [ __ ] you know and then we you know speak even in length of other things or those individuals who play the roles in these movies you know that that anyway yeah man did you check it out man and did you enjoy it as Well, Chris, I enjoyed it, you know. All right, Frederick, I see you, brother. I'm f right back. It's Frederick Haze.
All right, good to see you. I think that was F Poke. What it do, love one. He said, "What it do, Bub? Salute to you and the UTG and RGC. I'm right on time.
Thank you for your leadership, Bub.
Loving our people should be a priority and the respect will follow. Black first." That goes for each and every one of us, y'all. It should be, you know, it should be something each one every one of us push, you know, leadership, man, should be something we should all be obligated, you know, I mean, to play a role in, you know, or have a position in that in some form of fashion.
You know, you know those saying those who lead, those who teach teach. Uh, and there's another one that um, those who teach and then those who it it was something like that. Those who can lead, those they lead and those who teach teach. But there's another part to it. I can't bring it up right now, but it was significant saying a quote. I I you know, Raymond Cole said, "Man, I wouldn't stay on this sub I won't stay on this subject, but I trust no one is surprised by Clarence Thomas." We were headed there.
Good lead, though. Thank you. Remember, he is a constituent of the American corporation, so he is serving their interest, not ours. Again, that's one of them people who are placed there to create uh confusion, chaos, or distractions. You know what I mean? We know it. You know what I'm saying? So, we the fact that you bringing it up, Rosco, is even better.
So, we know what it is. And again, these these people or these things these issues and circumstance they involve themselves in are not by mistake.
Even though a lot of us don't see it or won't look at it like this, he's a distraction. He's been placed there purposely to have black folks in consternation to have us scratching our damn heads what happened to him, you know? And we'll waste energy, focus, time trying to figure out this guy, man, when he already chose. Like the sister said, he's already figured out his side and we have to be not cool with it, you know, don't get me wrong, but we have to be accepting of it to a point or degree where Okay, that's you, man. Let's focus, y'all. Let's go. Let's go.
Let's go. I mean, man, we were just talking about Yeah. Uh we were talking about the other day they they're going to gut or they already have gutted the um uh the n the act voting act of 1965.
I was reading something today on it as a matter of fact talking about that in one breath and see this how contradictory this [ __ ] is man in one breath what was done is going to hurt is going to affect you know black voters you know. Oh, but by the on the other hand, uh there's a way or we could possibly get more power and and and u uh more uh more say control because as a result of it, I'm trying to figure out how the hell, you know, but um I had a sister in the comments today and she said, "Brother," she uh she she had tapped in say, "Hey, I like your podcast." Uh she was talking about tapped and she said but um that's a mistake to have the people or ask the people not to vote. We made that mistake and Donald Trump ended up in office, right? Um it it was some quote he made about hey just you know get me in there one more time or something and I'mma fix everything. And I told her, I said, "Sister, what he said is no different than what any Democrat, be he a House representative, congressperson or senator, be he a mayor on the city council, assembly, they all tell the same lie, you know, that's what they do when they campaign. And once they get in, it doesn't matter if you're Republican or Democrat. It really doesn't matter." You know, this is what I was telling her. So my response was that and and also I added to I said, "Man, our suggestion or my suggestion at the time is only that we don't vote for free no more. No one else does it. We're the only voting block that does it.
The Jews when they vote, the Mexicans when they vote, the Asians when they vote, anybody else when they vote, the white, they get something in return for their votes. There is a transaction that takes place.
there is a transaction whether it is a uh institutional transaction whether they getting buildings new roads or whatever there is a quid proquo there's a give and take they're getting something for their vote before the vote even happened so that's all I was saying to her and that's all I'm saying period to anybody wait a minute man don't just vote because hey man oh this is what our people been doing Uh, and I'm, you know, come on, man.
You know, that that [ __ ] is, it's a grift, man. It's a hustle.
Okay, they want the vote so bad, man.
Line them up before the fact. Don't wait. Don't allow them to come back when the midter midterms come around or when it's election time all over again and say, you know, want to court the people for the vote. But wait a minute, man.
You've been in office two to four years.
Show us what you've done. And matter of fact, we could show you what hasn't been done. Why you back here or why you here again asking for our vote for free again? That's all I'm saying. If they want our vote that bad, if our vote really matters, hey man, make them pay for it.
Make them pay for it.
Attach a transactional exchange with this. Get down. See, because I'm going to tell y'all something. up in the Senate and in Congress. All them representatives in the House of Representatives, all of them, you know, they vote, right?
Each and every one of them, they vote for all kind of [ __ ] They get paid for they vote. And I don't mean they pay number. I don't mean what they make annually.
That's why you got so many lobbyists in on Capitol Hill. They go and pay for votes.
Well, god dang, if they can do it, you know those saying what's good for the goose gota be great for the gander.
They get paid for their vote.
The lobbies come and they say, "Man, uh, we need this bill passed. We need you to get this uh this assembly bill on the floor."
And okay, what I'mma get? Oh, we're going to donate 100,000, man. Whatever cause it is you got. Matter of fact, we'll give it to you under the table.
Most of these politicians, Democrat or Republican, black or white, Mexican, whatever, Asian, whatever, they're millionaires, man. You don't become a a damn millionaire, man, on the paycheck that they get. They make 170 something thousand a year. All right, man. They getting inside trader information. They getting paid on the table, man. These people are corrupt. and to ask that our votes bring about a result. You know, before you get to campaigning for us or claiming to campaign to do something for us, produce, produce.
That's it.
Them people up on Capitol Hill here when them lobbyists come in here, they say, "We want this, that, and the third." And all of them do it. They get paid first.
Then they'll go and vote. They'll vote for, oh, send Israel $24 billion for weapons.
Send Israel another 10 billion for technology.
It's what they do.
So, I don't understand how that shouldn't work for us as well.
Especially if we're voting, make them pay for it. But we want to see it in real time.
I think that's so doable. So, I said enough on that, man. Anyway, but yeah, man. So, Clarence Thomas, that should be that should come as that should not come as a shock to us. And how many of them are there? You know, Clarence Thomases, they're everywhere. They're everywhere, you know, and and I'm and and and as well as a sister that's sitting up in part of Scotas as well. Hey, man.
They playing ball. That's it. That's all they are saying. Basically, I know what side my bread is buttered on, man. I don't care about what my people saying.
I'm with the winning team. I can do this for life. I can sit up, man, and if they tell me to vote one way and I'mma get a a new estate somewhere in Virginia, Maryland, Bethesda, Maine, some wherever. I'm doing that.
Hey, sad, man. Sad as hell. But that's what's happening. That's no different than LeBron James, Michael Jordan, Oprah Winfrey, any of them, man, doing what they do and say, "Man, [ __ ] y'all. I got mine. Now you you go get yours."
You know, that's that killer mic mentality, you know? No, man. We can't be No, man. We We We can't be stuck on this, man. Cuz this [ __ ] been going on a long, long time. I think that it's just now. I think that it's now the collective is is waking up now. You know what I mean? You know, and no doubt about it, man. There'll be noise made, you know, it'll trickle down to those who who are, you know, the real live revolution going to get out and let me know, man, we know you sold us out that put him out there. You know, nothing that come of it, but hell, you know, I don't think he'll even be embarrassed or ashamed, you know. But hey man, this this [ __ ] is going on regardless, man.
And and I'm telling you, it's done in a lot of ways or a lot of instances to distract us that like now we're having this conversation about them doing that rather than said, "Okay, man. What what what must we be doing?
What must we do?" like you know talking about the vote and I'm saying hey man I'm telling this sister and I'll say this to anybody you know our brothers and sisters who advocate to go vote or tell our people to go vote for what? For what?
All them votes point to something that was brought to your community from that that politician during his first campaign.
Show it.
Show it.
show his interest in that community. Not not sometimes, but all the time. Especially if they're representing that district, show it. And if it ain't nothing being done, that mug ain't doing nothing. Ain't nowhere in the world, man. We supposed to go and just do that. I just don't think that's the case, you know? So, yeah. But we got that like that. That, you know, that's out there. That's out there.
Black first, man.
That's the only way. But Raymond Co again, he said, "Man, listen. I won't I won't stay on this subject, but I trust no one is surprised by Clarence Thomas."
And again, you hit the nail on the head.
And I'm tell you, the way they do things, man. They do it, man. They do it, man, to to distract us, to siphon our focus and our energy, man. And put it on this dude. We know this dude, man.
We know this dude since Anita Hill.
We've been knowing about this cat since Anita Hill, man. Him and his white wife, you know? I mean, they no power to him.
I don't mean nothing about that, per se, you know. But we know. Come on, man. We know that. So, hey, all right.
We didn't expect nothing less. you know, you know, you met our expectations. had that mug got up there and say anything other, you know, if he went against that and and then had, you know, um and put out uh the descending, you know, the h it's slipping my mind right now, you know. Well, that would be for the lead justice, but you know, or descending paper, whatever comment. It would have shocked us then, but for him to go the way he goes, yeah, that's your MO, man. you know, so to hell with him.
I hear you though. He said, uh, Rosco again though, he said, man, remember he is a constituent of the American corporation, so he is serving their interest, not ours. Pope Mitchell said, "Man, focus on the focus, people. Focus on the focus."
Dean and Whitehead, ain't no stopping us now. There you go. Thank you, Queen and Zena.
Yeah, that is a classic. Well, no.
McFaten and Whitehead.
Chris said, "Uh, did you peep how MJ had the mind of a 10-year-old?" Yeah, but you know, look at how, you know, man, look, man, we are so affected, man, in so many ways.
uh the way you know Joe Jackson you know did everything and then they depict Joe Jackson as just you know he he's a part of the system greed that's all that mattered to him to them he wasn't nothing but money a paycheck you know uh I got the impression from Jim there was no love there just business you know what I'm saying um uh even jealousy you know and animosity in the end when Mike decided to do his own thing, man.
You know, so Mike had to deal with that [ __ ] you know. Imagine you you're 19, 20 and 22, 23 and your your daddy's still beating you up, man, like you're a cat in the streets, slapping on you and, you know, punking you. Come on, man. That dude just mean he he never had a childhood.
So, I don't know. Again, some people deal with a lot of trauma uh and things of that nature differently, man. You know, he he wanted to be Peter Pan.
Peter Pan love the kids, you know. He wanted to be Peter Pan, man. So, you know, that was his escape.
You know, that was his escape.
You know, it's true. You know, a lot lot of us have that. You know, we have something that we that we use as escapism as a you know uh as a means to escape reality.
Whole lot of that, man. Yeah. Sad. But yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Chris said, "Man, do you think MJ had what we call autism?"
No, because I think MJ was very intelligent. Um, but a lot of autistic children and people are actually intelligent, you know, just in different, you know, aspects.
But MJ um, No, I don't think he was autistic.
Yeah, I don't think so. I don't I don't know. If you think so, tell me why. You know, I didn't catch that. I didn't I didn't see that. You know, Chris go on to say, "Man, I know his father took him out of school at 10 years old."
Yeah.
You know, Mike, man, Mike been through some stuff. [ __ ] Look at Jermaine.
Y'all think, see, we just focused on Mike. He was the most famous. Look at Jermaine. Look at Latoya. All of them [ __ ] up.
All of them messed up, man.
Jermaine sitting up, man. This the [ __ ] he's doing is some weird [ __ ] you know?
Uh, sex with his brother's ex-wife, having babies and all this stuff with her. They whole lot of funny stuff going on. This man still slicking back his hair, man. 71 years old.
You know, Jermaine remind me of old player.
Like one of them old players, man, back in the day. Just ain't gonna quit, man.
you know, old Dapper Dan type cat, you know, but with a little more, you know, flare and flash, you know, to his outfit, you know. I don't know, man.
They all got issues, though. Sad to say.
Sad to say.
Queening said, "Yeah, Mike was stuck in his child years.
He never got the chance to be a kid. His body was grown, but his mind was not.
And I think his mind was grown because he made uh grown decisions, you know, uh especially getting towards or later well getting towards the time when he had grown up and he start making the these cosmetic changes. You know what I'm saying?
So, you know, I I Yeah. Yeah. There were times he would revert or seem to display the mindset of a child, you know, but there are a lot of times too in the movie anyway, he displayed adult thinking, you know, those processes that adults utilize to get [ __ ] done. So, you know, I don't know.
But good point there, Queen.
All right. Hulana survivor is back.
What's up with it, loved one? You say yeah. Salute right back to you, bro. You say, "Haven't seen MJ movie yet. Tapped in to UG UTG for show." Okay. Well, I'mma stop spoiling for you, bro. I won't say nothing else about it, man.
But I did enjoy it. I did. I enjoyed it.
Good to see you here, brother.
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Uh Chris said, "Man, I feel like uh he had so many big brothers. They could have done more for him." All of them were in fear of Joe. All of them except for uh Kate, the wife. She probably was, but you know, when it came to, you know, you they kind of depicted or tried to show where when he went overboard, she would step in and probably go and take that ass whooping for him, you know, or something like that. I don't know. But she seemed to have been the only one who stood up to him, you know. Everybody else, the way they portrayed it, we're in fear of him, you know, were in fear, you know. So, all them brothers, you know, I don't know, man. [ __ ] Boy, [ __ ] My daddy got his ass whooped whooping on her or even touching my mama, you know, or just been Yeah, that abuse [ __ ] Nah, that wouldn't have went far, man.
Henry Sadello said, "Man, the Jackson family had a hand on making on the making of the biopic of Mike, which is good." Yeah, I did read that. So that gives it some authenticity, no doubt.
You know what I mean? Uh so then you have to take in account those instances in the movie where they were showing, you know, certain um uh mental stress, you know what I mean? Or uh um indications of physical abuse, you know, you know, the possibility, the probability of physical abuse. They they exist. It existed. It existed, you know.
You know, and then Joe act the way he acted. You know, all Joe cared about was that bread, man. He did not care about none of them.
Not a one of them. Joe looked like he was a cold beast, man. Could have been a cold killer, too, for all I know.
Yeah, good point though, Henry. Yeah, the family had a hand in that. That's good.
Uh, Hulana survivor say, "Man, I saw MacArthur Park raid on the news from up here in sack. Over 40 years of drug transactions at that location." Yeah, man. My wife was checking it out. I swear, man, these fools had an army fatigue. My wife said initially that they said it was uh maybe DEA when I saw I said, "Man, is that ICE? Is that, you know, border patrol?" But they was it was paramilitary. They were paramilitaried out the game. And no doubt, man, the cartel is, you know, up and running, man. You know, so, you know, 40 years of that. Whoa. That's a run.
That is a run. And that's so late. You know what I mean? That's so late. 40 years, you know? I don't know.
I don't know, man. cuz I think they got the wherethall the technology, you know, the the technology knowledge and snitches to where that didn't have to last no 40 years. You know what I mean?
Just think about that, man. [ __ ] I don't know.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Ramos Co say, "Man, uh, yeah. See, those acts were only on paper, even the Civil Rights Act, but in reality, they've continued discrimin discriminatory actions.
All right. Those acts were deceptive and meant to lure us, lure us to sleep. No doubt. And so, excuse me, they were signed. Those acts came came into play when LBJ was in office.
And go back and check those tapes out.
He was a cold supremist. He was a cold white supremist.
He couldn't stand us, you know. I think that was Yeah. 1965 LBJ was in office. So none of that, you know. Yeah. That was all for show.
That was all for show. you know, every bit of it, real spit, you know, and so they just just snatched the rug out from under the people, you know. Uh, but you know what? Think about it like this too though, Rosco. We should have been mindful that that was coming when Trump was able to shut down DEI and Affirmative Action.
you know, uh, you know, as a matter of fact, as a matter of speaking in regards to DEI, you know, yeah, man, that that's affecting people.
Taking that out of play is affecting people of color, especially us, our women especially, because um there's a statistic and it is is factual actually, that black women hold the most degrees.
You know, look what he did last year. From last year to up until January, I think maybe even February, he got rid of over 300,000 sisters from, you know, good jobs, you know, good jobs, you know, in the process that he was attacking DEI, uh, diversity, equity, and inclusion, I think it is, you know, and and affirmative action. And as a result, those who hire now, guess what? Oh, the prejudice and the discrimination is coming out in droves.
You know, sisters are complaining, man, that they can't even, you know, people don't want even hire them now.
You know, discrimination ain't even a thing no more. You know, not in that respect.
So yeah, that yeah, that you know they that that was just on paper, man.
Um I don't know. I think about a lot of [ __ ] man. I think about a lot of [ __ ] Some of though it's like water under the bridge.
What good is going to come of it now?
You know, talk about it. you know, the those individuals who were in a position to understand, overstand, understand what was coming down the pipes, but did nothing.
you know, not only did they do nothing to keep, you know, secure what was supposedly guaranteed, but they brought nothing to the table or did not bring anything to the table for us per se, you know, a a judicial scholar, constitutional scholar, and did not catch none of this.
Come on, man. This [ __ ] crazy. It's crazy. But yeah, there that is y'all.
You ain't lying though, Rosco. Those acts, every one of them are deceptive.
And that includes everything that they actually got uh running in this thing called uh the Constitution. You know, better be better be mindful of that one, y'all.
But one day, Mike, if we don't hear him get together, one day they gonna be like, "Man, the first amendment don't apply to you. Second amendment ain't got nothing to do with you. third, fourth man, fifth man, you know, you know, because we all, you know, we've all said when they went after the the Mexicans and, you know, they legos, whatever, like they did, we all knew.
Yeah, they'll be coming after us sooner rather than later. You know what I mean?
They'll be coming.
How they gonna come, we don't know yet.
We better hurry up and figure out to prepare. That's all I can say. That's all I can say. Because from day one I said I say, "Hey, they coming.
They coming."
Yeah, they are uh coming.
All right, Kimberly Mitchell, how you doing, sister?
Hey, real ones. I'm in the house. Much blessings to my groovy ones. Good to see you, sister. Peace and prosperity, you queen. Good to see you. Thought about you today. I wouldn't look like god dang. Okay. What am I not doing right in regards to that that orange get down, right? That orange uh uh hoodie. I said, "Okay, [ __ ] Now I'm have to actually bug brother-in-law because I'm doing something wrong."
So, and I know I keep saying, "Give me give me eyes." I went looked that thing yesterday. I said, "What the hell? I think I'm doing it right." But again, I'm not a pro with this [ __ ] And uh that's Printify. I never had Well, I didn't actually mess with them anyway.
But you do have to instill, you know, uh, the colors and stuff like that.
Sizes in there. I can do the sizes. For whatever reason, I couldn't get the color in there. So, I got I'll get brother-in-law on it. I'll get him on it. Lonzo, man. Lonzo in the house, man.
He said, "I'm late, RGC, but I made it."
Fine. Uh, but I made it, family. You know what they say, better late than never, bro. That applies to you as well.
Good to see you here. You say, "Peace to everyone and bub and your family, big bro. Right back to you, Lonzo. Peace, prosperity, man to you and your wife, me and your family, bro. Good to see you here.
Yeah, man. Israel some cold peace. I saw some more [ __ ] You know, they got a cold plan in effect. The uh the Zionist regime of Israel, you know, the the black hats, they got something. Well, not only are they trying to steal uh blacks homes from right under their noses in New York and probably other states, don't get it twisted, just cuz we're hearing about it happening what they call deed theft in New York that they're only doing it there, New York and New Jersey. Nah, they're doing it.
They probably done a a gang of times here in California, anywhere between Palace uh Palace Verdice, Beverly Hills, San Franando Valley, all over. Ain't no telling. But I caught something on Benjamin Net and Yahoo. And I'm telling y'all, man, he done said some [ __ ] and the [ __ ] is coming out. So he didn't piss somebody off to the point where, oh, we got [ __ ] on you, too, Ben. And uh he's saying pretty much, man, hey man, uh we want to destroy America, you know. Can't stand America, you know.
They're going to do everything we tell them to do, you know.
And you know, AI my ass. That ain't no AI. No more than that uh the uh consulate general, the black hat lady who said what she said about our young brothers and sisters.
So they already got [ __ ] in effect, man.
Yeah, we can hate them all we want. How we going to prepare?
How do we prepare for them knowing what we know?
They on a mission.
They're on a mission and the way it's looking, they're not going to get the Middle East like they thought that ain't going to be that cakewalk they thought they were going to, you know, experience with the help of the US, you know, and some Arab nations, you know, that it didn't happen like that.
So now they they probably on plan B or C.
I think the United States, California and New York are those two states that they they they focus on the most.
You know, they got everything established here and there. As a matter of fact, it would make sense, you know, but um you know, they going to keep up that plan. I know over there in the Middle East, man, to try to get get rid of Iran. They got hegemony over the whole area. They could do what they want then.
That's why they doing that's why what's happening over there is happening. It's not because Iran had nothing, you know, no weapons and [ __ ] or even trying to make one. It was about getting rid of them so that Israel can do what they want to do. But that being said, we got an issue here, man. These United States with them people. And they they said it out loud, man.
Um our our our young brothers and sisters are the problem. And if they said that, they're going to find a way to deal with them just like they've Palestinians, Hamas, Lebanese, Hezbollah, those in Syria, Iraq, they find they aid. So our young brothers and sisters, the attack, the approach in terms of warfare may be different. I don't think they can just come and drop bombs on on our brothers and sisters, but you know, there are drugs, there's alcohol, there's the media, you know, there's All right, we're going to have to figure it out, man.
Ramy said, "Man, I hold our brothers and sisters I hold our brothers and sisters of the civil rights era who fought to even get these acts passed."
You said I hold our brothers and sisters of the s civil rights era who fought to even get these uh acts passed. Okay. I feel this government felt pressured and only wanted to pretended to pass these acts. I think though part of the problem or part of why they did it was um the human rights movement you know the black power movement played a role in that as well because you know a lot of them thought that you know when brothers and sisters started chanting burn baby burn that okay they going to burn this [ __ ] they built it so you know [ __ ] they'll burn it down you know that was pro that probably played a role in it you know just to appease you know they knew sitting in the back room say man we can write it in there ain't like we can't take it. We wrote it. It's like the money, man. So, we can tell them all day we're going broke. We can print money all day long. You know what I mean? We can put it out there or take it back.
You know, it's ours, you know? So, I think that's probably how they looked at that as well. It's no telling though, man.
No telling. They could have probably, you know, possibly been under pressure though to do that [ __ ] And again, just to appease us cuz you know, back then brothers and they were ready to tear it down. They were ready to burn it down.
You know, they had the National Guard in 65 all from California to New York and everything in between. It was going down. So, it's possibility that they were pressured.
There you go.
Lonzo said, "Man, pressure bust pipes.
Apply the correct pressure." Mhm.
There you go, though. Sam Evans, you already know the power is in the people.
Always be one. And I get it when they say power to the people, but you know, I'm not an advocate or fan of that slogan.
I think that, man, we already possess the power.
We we we just haven't tapped in yet. You know, we haven't turned it on yet. It's already there. It's ours. We have to know how to wield it. You know, how to activate it, as the saying goes.
you know, decod it, whatever.
Uh, Lonzo said, "Man, they own uh they only passed Civil Rights Act because MLK promised to move the black vote to the Democrats and they killed him after black people voted for the Democrats."
Uh, yeah, there's that. And I've heard that. I've actually read heard it. But also, what about the fact that they say uh what do you think about the rumor or you know um the narrative even propaganda or the lie that Martin was an agent.
He was an agent and the reason why you know they end up doing him because he began to speak against you know the system in terms of how it was ran and this that and the third. You know he spoke against Vietnam. He spoke against the treatment of blacks, you know, in uh in um in in Memphis, you know, the trash workers and you know, [ __ ] like that. He spoke against, you know, um just the system, systematic racism, all that [ __ ] that's, you know, systemic in in in terms of how it affects us negatively. They said that was, you know, the straw that broke the camel's back. I don't know. You know what I mean? But yeah, man. I don't know if he was agent or not. I got some on it. Actually, I just didn't play it.
I'll probably think about maybe tomorrow I'll play it maybe Friday, you know, just have, you know, some, you know, some type of discussion or comments, you know, around it. You know, you see what we think about that one. Ramy Scman said, "It's imperative for our real brothers and sisters to figure out a detailed solution to fight back. Use interpretation of the law against them, civil law to be exact.
Yeah. But yeah, you say use the interpretation of the law against them. Yeah. I don't you know if they willing if if we see and Yeah, that make that makes a good point.
I I think though the problem when we I I I you know when we tend to use their system to fight them with, you know what I mean? when when we tend to use the tools that they use on us or we want to think we can use them against us, the same tools they use on us, that never works out right, you know. Um, and that's part of I think the uh that I think that's part of part of the play, part of the uh us being fooled into thinking that this stuff applies to us like that. You know what I mean? I think that's part of it, you know, we just been misled to think that, yeah, man, okay, we're part of this go, you know, this system. We are citizens, you know, when we're really not, you know, um just think, man, if the Voting Rights Act can be, you know, just snatched back and, you know, all this stuff, you know, then, hey, man, it's just a matter of, you know, a few individuals being extreme enough to say, hey, you know what? had enough of them. Let's tell them the truth, you know. So, you know, oh, they think they can use our laws against those are our laws. We wrote them for us, not them, you know. So, I I think we make a mistake, man, when we go about it that way. That's what I think, you know, cuz that that that's, you know, they built that tool. They built that for them. It doesn't really apply to us. I know a lot of brothers, you know, um they actually they go in they, you know, they involved with the criminal court just uh system for instance, and they quote federal law, state law, federal law, and that that [ __ ] don't matter to them.
It it don't matter to them, you know, they decide when they want to let it apply to us or not, you know, when or when, you know, when they want it to and when they don't want it to. So, I don't know if that's actually a good thing.
And we've been doing that. We've we've actually we've been doing that. And look at every instance or occasion that we did do that, you know, that we use, you know, the interpretation of the law against them.
You know, in our way, you know, the times that we uh we use civil law to, you know, thwart something or confront them. Look what happened, you know. You know, so I I say that to say, man, yes, I it's a new day, man.
You know, it's a new day. Um and and in that I think that also or that also concerns or involves not just how we think and see things even with our third eye, but how we deal with things spiritually. It's a new day.
I think a lot of things, you know, we we can't keep doing the things that our people before us did and expect different results, you know. I don't I don't think that's going to work, you know. So, yeah, solutions need to be sat uh need to be um created created, you know, figured out. Again, we say this all the time. uh there's no greater you know if there's a problem there's no greater mathematician on the face of the planet to solve it than us you know you know so yeah I think that's what that would entail us going outside the box you know and there are a lot of things that we don't do that we could do that's outside the box that would begin that would have an immediate effect on them.
Immediate, you know, but again, now this calls for not just some of the people, but the majority of the people, not to play ball, man, but to be involved and know why they're doing it.
You know what I mean? To and then not only that, but to be willing to go the whole nine yards.
The whole nine yards. You know what I mean?
I think that's what it is, man. [ __ ] Lonzo said, "Man, yo, Raymond, man, peace to you and yours." Yo, bro, if y'all can come by to my Bible class, I'll give y'all the tools to activate your melanin. Try me, bro. Lol. All right. Tuesday at 11. Tomorrow's Thursday, I guess. Or is it only on Tuesday? Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. on Zoom.
I'm giving you Raymond and everyone in RGC. I'm inviting you, Raymond, and everyone in RGC. Okay, go ahead.
Uh, I'll say Clarence Thomas showed showed one. I don't know. Yeah, I think that show one. Okay. Clarence Thomas showed his true colors in uh in several occasions. He's been compromised, bought, and paid for. And that's, you know, that's the point we're making. No doubt. But again, y'all, the truest chick, this man, listen, all of them are.
All of them are. They're all bought and paid for. Each and every one of them.
There's not one righteous politician in office or in the seat of power. Not one.
Not one.
you know, even if they haven't taken a dime from those lobbyists that, you know, probably more lobbyists in on Capitol Hill than it is, you know, uh, House representatives and senators, ain't no telling. But even if they haven't taken money from the lobbyists in in the worst way, they still turn blind eye. They have knowledge of what's going on and they don't do nothing or say anything.
They're just as corrupt. All of them are corrupt, you know. So, yeah, your to your point, I was saying this about, you know, our brothers and sisters over there, man. They they sold us out about a month ago, you know, they passed this bill uh they reactivated, you know, a clean bill, a spy bill that was originally created for Afghanistan, you know, and so-called terrorists.
Uh they renewed the bill maybe three weeks ago.
The coldest part about renewing the bill, not to send it back to the Middle East, but to bring it and drop it here in the United States and use it on black people. I don't know how that didn't get through the news. I don't know how people didn't even catch that. And I did a piece on it on tap actually, you know, uh bill 702.
It's a spy bill. um and our esteemed brothers and sisters of the CBC, you know, the Congressional Black Caucus, voted for the bill to be reinstated, clean bill, and then placed in our communities.
Gregory Meeks was the main guy. He was sent by the lobbyists, them people that run everything to go talk to the CBC.
Went and did that. At first, there was kind of some push back like, "No, we ain't going to do it." He went over there, man, sat with the CBC, Jim Clyborn, uh, uh, all of them. All of them. You name them. They all, they they supported the bill, man.
All the ones that we root for. Oh, yeah.
He about it, she about it.
Not a one said, "Nah, man. This is wrong. Y'all, what y'all spying on the black community for?"
All right.
This [ __ ] ain't hard, man. I think you you got these black hat people talking about our youth, man, being, you know, being their only problem. They're worried about our black youth. Now, what the hell now y'all want to be bringing in surveillance on the black f, you know, black communities, folk, you know, it's [ __ ] this [ __ ] crazy. But now, ain't nothing no good. Clarence Thomas, you know, and he's the coldest because you can't even vote him out. You can't get him off the, you know, off the bench, man. You ain't no way. He had to die. He had to die. Natural causes, man, to be sick, you know, so he can't do nothing no more. Only we the only way you'll get him off. And they go for any of them.
Oh, but these politicians are different.
Not that I actually trust politics or politicians to do the job of the people, but hey. Yeah, Clarence Thomas man for a long time been that way.
For a long time.
All right, Fat Rat, I see you, love one.
He said, "Peace to you and RGC, Big Bud." Right back to you, Fat Rat Playboy. Good to see you up in here, bro. Peace, prosperity you and yours, bro. It's always an honor and a pleasure to see you amongst us. Real spit.
Appreciate that. Al say, "Man, Clarence Thomas showed his true colors. Several occasions he's been compromised bought and paid for." And again, yeah, that go for all of them. All of them. I don't think there's a righteous politician with a seat anywhere in this country in politics from from the city level to on up.
Townships on up, man. All of them are corrupt.
Every one of them.
[ __ ] MJ had uh vitiligo. Yeah, he did. He was trying to hide that [ __ ] He did pretty good hiding it.
All right.
All right, James. I see you sending out salutes and shouts out, man. Everybody, man. Appreciate that, bro.
Yeah.
Yep. Yep. Here we say, man. Man, I'm just now realizing that Germaine is the one who is singing the song. Uh, don't take it personal. Banging. Oh, yeah.
Germaine had a couple of hits, man.
Actually, Jermaine had a couple of hits by himself, actually. Yeah, he he was, you know, for whatever reason, he never had a a good solo career. He'd had a couple of hits, though. Had a couple of albums, a few albums, actually.
>> Oh man. Queen and Zingga set up.
Wait a minute. Y'all funny though.
Y'all funny as hell.
All right. Queen Queen and Zingga, where you go? Said, uh, he made those changes trying to be accepted. I know some grown ass 60 year old kids right now today.
Lol. Yeah. Well, you talking about Mike or uh or Jermaine? I don't know. Who made the change? You talk about Mike, but and at that SC, you know, Mike was doing that. He Yeah, he made he made them changes early. What was that?
Off-the-wall album when he first began to do that or he did it before that album actually, I think. But you got a good point. We know a whole lot of 60 year old children, man.
You know, 60 year olds with the minds of 10 years old 10 year olds. You ain't never lie.
Chris said, "Man, there comes a time as a bigger as a bigger brother, you have to step up and give your own father a DP." Yeah, when he's out of line. No doubt, man. No doubt.
Uh Ramos said, "Michael Jackson is the digital is the number one digital artist in the world right now." And also his trailer or his thriller album has went to 15 on the 200 Billboard chart. My favorite song by him is Baby Be Mind and on the Thriller album. Thrill Thriller album. Damn. Yeah, man. That Baby Be Mine is good. Damn. Me and wife is just listen to all this [ __ ] And I tell y'all, that's what we do, man. We we we go back, man. You know, I I even go back to his earlier [ __ ] when he was a kid, you know.
Oh, what's that? Uh um I treated you bad.
It's I think it's a u a is it a James Brown remake or something? But that [ __ ] is hard as hell.
That little thing then he couldn't have been nine or 10 singing that, you know?
I should have never made you cry. That's the [ __ ] And Mike has some hits, man. Mike has some hits. Real spit.
Man in the mirror is a hard window.
Allonzo, you ain't never lied.
Yeah.
Okay. Yeah. That man in the mirror.
That's eye opening right there, man.
And take a look at yourself.
Okay, let me see.
Uh, James Cash said, "Man, I know we mentioned it several times already, but again, the music of our brothers and sisters made in them legendary 1970s will never be topped, ever duplicated, nor replicated.
That was the pinnacle, man." Real spit, bro. Ramos said, "Man, if those people had a 40-year run, I'm sure the CIA or Feds were running the show. Point made. What they say shooting dice point scene money gone, man. That's that ain't no lie, bro. That was my first thought. Ain't no way in the world, you know? Ain't no way in the world you gonna have that long a run unless they running it or you know, you know what I mean? Yeah. You know, so somebody done [ __ ] up. Excuse my French y'all, my language. Somebody messed up.
Huh? And uh Queen and Zinga say they need that area for the Olympics and World Cup. They're spending about 40 million on that project. Yeah, they going to be disappointed about this World Cup though. From what I understand, I've been reading lately, um, countries everywhere, uh, is boycotting the World Cup as well as the Olympics. At least that's what's being said. I was shocked to hear that.
You know, football is a very popular sport, you know, all around the world, you know, but a lot of these countries, they're saying they're not coming, you know, and then Trump, you know, got attitude, you know, every time something don't go the way Trump likes it or or wants it to. If every time or anytime someone says something contrary to what Trump says or wants, uh, they're nothing anyway. We didn't need them, you know.
Ah, yeah. They're they're they're a dirt country, you know. Oh, they're nothing, you know. They they don't have nothing.
They're doing bad right now, you know.
That's his thing, man. And he not telling the truth, man. Over here in the United States, man, people doing bad, man. This country down there like a third world country. I don't care how they dress it up, man. It's bad over here, man. It's bad.
You know, only thing this country got going for itself, I think, is a military. But they ain't, you know, they ain't all cracked up to be all, you know, they make people think they are, you know, or they make out to be. America, you know, as a country in terms of, you know, they're in debt. Just all kind of [ __ ] man, going on with this country, y'all.
All kind of things. But I kind of think too there's a lot a lot of what's going on is intentional.
It's for a reason, man.
We better hurry them figured out.
You better hurry up and figure it out.
365 Red Eye 365 Red Eye say what's happening with the great wealth transfer coming up this July, man. Share that. Put that in there. Yeah. What is happening with the great wealth transfer coming up this July? Yeah. Tell us about it.
Yeah, break that down for us.
I don't think I need to do this.
Okay, I'mma pause that right quick.
Should have never one second everybody.
Yeah. So you say, "What's happening with the great wealth transfer coming up this July?"
Oh [ __ ] I'm trying to figure that out. What's happening with the Great Wealth transfer coming up this July?
So, okay.
So appreciate that to 365 red eyee. So as a says here man what is happening with the great wealth transfer coming up this July is it is an estimated 84 trillion to 124 trillion in trillion in assets are shifting from baby boomers to younger generations primarily the Gen X and the millennials um between now this year through 2048, marking her marking an historic transfer of wealth.
While often portrayed as a sudden event, it is unfolding as a slow long-term process with many boomers giving while living through intergenerational gifts and support for major expenses.
All right. Uh key aspects of the wealth transfer scale in scope as estimated 84 trillion in private wealth is projected to trans uh transfer over the next two to three decades with roughly 33% of wealthy families already having initiated the process and up to 124 trillion projected by 2048.
uh delayed timeline. The transfer is not a sudden windfall, but a slow process, older Americans are living longer. And with the increased health care cost, are holding on to their wealth longer than originally anticipated. the giving while living trend. Many baby many baby boomers are passing wealth through their hairs now rather than waiting for inheritance aiding with for example housing deposits or school fees. Primary beneficiaries while millennials in Gen Z are the long-term uh targets Gen Z is expected to be the primary recipient in the near term. the impact on wealth management. Next generation hair heirs often seek different financial advisors than their parents focusing on trust, shared values and technology.
And that's the the Gen Z's. No. Uh the next generation. Yeah, that' be the Gen Z's. Uh key asset types. Uh the wealth being transferred includes real estate, securities, and small businesses. Impact on markets and economy. investment changes.
Uh you got uh economic shifts. The transfer of wealth is projected to significantly booster the net worth of younger generations with some studies indicating that millennials net worth has already quadrupled over a five-year period. Then you have the new financial advice needs as assets change hands.
Financial planners are increasingly focusing on ma on retaining the younger generation of clients with a focus on education and longterm planning. So that is what that is in terms of what is happening with the great wealth transfer coming up this July. So from now 2026 until 2048 they're saying it's going to be a slower process than what they thought. Damn 84 trillion. I'm I'm willing to wages. That's probably a low ball number.
Yeah, because uh you know those those super super that old money. Yeah. You know that old money, man.
84 trillion to 124 trillion in assets being shifted. Probably way more than that. Probably probably way more than that, man. Yeah.
Appreciate that insight.
365 Red Eye, man. Appreciate that. You already know this is Under Groove Podcast. Appreciate you dropping that gem right there. All right. Like, share, comment, and subscribe everybody to Under the Groove. All right.
Okay. All Thomas said, "Man, I don't think MJ was artistic and he wasn't an idiot. Savant MJ was super intelligent."
And that was my take on it. Uh way before I saw the movie, I thought MJ was very not even practical would be like an understatement, you know. Um I thought he was a genius, not just in music, you know, in in actually, you know, uh promoting himself, but in his business dealings, his transactions.
the dude he he man he cpped or captured one of the greatest assets in music probably hands down and and that was the Beatles you know old catalog you see you you know come on so I don't know man I don't know about him being autistic I I always thought the dude was you know I just I thought he was an intelligent cat you know I did you know I have to say Yeah man.
James said man for sure out of time Thomas and in his defense he was constantly under cameras and them people was all over him eyes and ears though he did always stand strong on his tin and hold his own rare breed.
Yeah. And that's another thing, man.
Mike had the heart uh you could say, man, like the heart of a saint damn near, man. And his concern was about the children, you know? Again, you got to look at it like this, man. As a kid, he had no childhood, you know what I mean?
And just imagine, you know, now, you know, a lot of [ __ ] haven't been talked about, you know, but there are all kind of allegations, not in terms of what he supposedly did, but was what was done to him by the industry or those in the industry. Yeah, man. The dude, man, you know, he probably saw that as, "Hey, man. Damn. Didn't nobody save me. And I see these kids coming in here. Let me save them." I saw some actually where he had attended, if I remember this correctly, he was at one of Jeffrey Epstein's parties.
uh him he was there, Trump was there and you know a lot of other celebrities and there was a girl a child there and he you know he got the child out out of the you know out of the way man you didn't you know basically said the kids shouldn't be here you know I'm remember I recall where I saw that at um and that wasn't AI either you know that actually happened you know and I think yeah he he had an affinity for children but not like some would portray it or or you know try to you know describe it. You know what I mean?
Yeah. He had a love for children, man.
He wanted to take care of the kids, man.
I get it.
I get it. And that's noble. I think that's righteous [ __ ] you know.
All right, fat rat. So you did catch that. Beautiful. Beautiful.
You say Dr. Malachi Z. York, a prolific and highly intellectual figure in black history. I studied with the Nubian soldier inside. I studied with a Nubian soldier inside. I hear you loud and clear. The holy tablets, scrolls, to name a few of his works. Yeah, man. Um, and I appreciate how the brother uh phase one dropped that on him or about him.
Uh, so much so that yeah, tonight and in the morning I'll be I'll be all over that. I will be all over that, man.
I will be all over that.
And make sure I don't miss a beat in terms of his name.
And that's York. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Harry Evan got rid of him, you know. Uh, yeah. They hit him with them charges, man. That's what they do.
Hulana survivor said, "Man, peace to everyone in the chat, man. I'm chopping veggies, man, and listening." There you go. I got a veggie soup for dinner tonight, man. Speaking of that, uh, speaking of it, you know, I ain't I love him, but you know, again, y'all, I be hungry, man. [ __ ] I'm Tom said, "Man, white women benefited from both DEI and affirmative action more than anyone, bro." And again, damn, great point to make, but look, it goes back to food stamps and welfare, man.
how they tell these lies, man, about who get what or who's been living off the government, who's more dependent. Come on, man.
And they had black people believing for a very long time that we were the greatest recipient of welfare, you know, than anybody else in the country. That we were, you know, receiving more food stamps than anybody in the country. Come to find out those all, you know, that's not the truth.
It's not the truth.
You know, but again, I tell you, man, it only becomes a problem if it actually does something for us. And that's when it becomes a problem. That's when they say, "Okay, we got to take that back.
We have to get rid of that because it's serving them too well." They they're re they're actually using that [ __ ] you know? They know what to do with it. You know, uh, and again, look at it like this. before DEI um uh maybe not before affirmative action but pretty sure when affirmative action came into play a lot of our sisters man would you already on that road to scholarship you know to being you know just educated the most educated highly in the country they are the ones they are the ones you know what I mean and so I I can I can see how the government and again y'all we we to point fingers at Trump like he the first one. No man, all of them done it. Obama included.
Everything you see Trump doing, they all done it.
Everything.
Everything.
All of them have done it from war on down, man. To aiding genocide, man. You know what I mean? to telling lies, man, to depriving blacks of whatever it is, you know what I mean? We should have a right at or action at access to, you know, they've all done it. Again, man, this some cold stuff, man. But anyway, I I digress, man. Yeah, our sisters, man, are the best of the best, man. They're the best of the best, man. I mean, I was reading up on them a couple of weeks ago. I didn't know that they man they you talk about degrees and you talking about being knowledgeable highly educated I [ __ ] man I had to acknowledge my damn self okay man I had been listening to the lies you know I had fell for the okie do man about about our queens man and I should have known better I should have known better you know I I come from a household where that was just a super intelligent, super intelligent. You know, I I have a wife who way before she was my wife was super intelligent.
Smart. Not just smart, man. Intelligent.
You know, women in my family, period. Just period.
Most women in other in home boys families, you know, that I knew of just intelligent man, you know, should have knew better. But yeah, they'll tell that lie quick, fast, and in a hurry. They'll say, "Hey man, oh no, y'all didn't, you know, it's reverse racism and you know, uh, reverse discrimination and you know, no, it's not right, you know, to to have this and only for blacks or what it been." In the whole time, they were the ones benefiting from it the most. The whole time.
Oh, cap, man.
Yeah. We We ought to be long tired, man.
We ought to be tired, man. Long time ago.
long time ago.
Oh man, I'm up on this. So, Fat Rat Playboy said, "Man, Wesley SL Wesley Snipes was a major contributor to his or to him of his, excuse me." Um, he had a compound with pyramids on it. Yeah, I'm fully aware of that one, too. Yeah. Uh, he had a compound with pyramids on it to reconnect our people to Nubian and comedic culture. Controversy surrounds his charges. No doubt. Well, you know, they went after uh Wesley first.
You know, Wesley was a part of that compound, you know, and they tried to get him on tax invasion and [ __ ] like that. Huge compound. And I also um yeah then not just enlightening the brothers and sisters you know them kings and queens on their heritage you know uh their identity or whatever but man um military training the whole nine man they they had that thing right and that's the only reason why they went in there man I think not only because they were educating uh uh brothers and sisters kings and queens but they were training them as hell, you know, and they say, "Oh, hell no." And again, anytime we do something that benefits us, and they see that we know what the hell we're doing, we already know what the outcome's going to be. They're going to come burn it down, tear it down, and kill in, you know, lock us up and kill us. This is how that game go with them.
And it's hard time. I tell y'all, we we we can't keep playing by their rules, you know. Uh again as far as we're concerned where as far as problems affecting us in the world is concerned we ought to know have you know the where we have the wherewithal to have a solution find a solution that would improve or stay our station here and and protect us keep us safe because this time you know it got to be done differently. We can't do it the same way we did it the last time and the last time and the last time and expect a different result.
Are we crazy?
Are we insane?
You know?
Yeah. Appreciate that fact, right?
Wesley Snipes, man. I remember that. Was that Alabama? Where was that, man? That compound.
Uh Alabama, maybe.
It could have been It could have been Georgia. I I don't remember exactly, but I remember the compound, man. West Slice one of my better actors, too, back then.
They wouldn't got that brother. I saw, man, look at these. And this is what they do. All right, everybody. I got to get ready to cut it out, man. Have an early night tonight, man. Well, 8:15 ain't early. That, you know, that's around our time, man. Halftime tacos gone. All ears like that there. Henry say, "Brother Bub, have you ever seen the video made by the Nation of Islam with Farrakhan talking about Michael Jackson called the crucifixion of Michael Jackson? You and the wifey might like it." And I already know she's listening somewhere and we going tap in on that one.
It's called Okay. The crucifixion.
Yeah. Crucifixion of Michael Jackson.
Okay. Got it.
All right. Soldier Jenise said, "Man, Michael Jackson, whatever happens, don't let go of my hand." Priceless.
Huh.
Yeah, man. They then it did a number on us, y'all.
Did a number on us.
Henry said, "Man, Dr. York's son made some videos on the internet some years ago." All right.
What's his son's name, Henry?
Do you know?
Well, I just caught that. I just caught that right there. Poke. You say, "Hey, Fat Rat, I heard that the white man was trying or did buy those compounds in Georgia." And so, yeah, you say uh G uh Putinham, Georgia, Poke. Huh? That's where they were. Damn. I need to look into that, man. Yeah. And that was a lot of acorage, too, man.
I think they took it. They got him Wesley Snipes or I don't know who it belonged to, but I know Wesley Snipes had went to, you know, federal prison for what? Tax evasion, something of that nature, man. Um I don't know if it was gun charges and tax evasion, one or the other. But yeah, he did go, you know, he did some time. All right, on that note, y'all, I got to cut it loose, man.
Again, you we know what it is.
It it got to be about love. It has to begin with love for self, you know, and that's what's going to make everything impossible. You know what I mean? Take care of yourself, man. We'll be able to do the job, man, to take care of the people. That's what's happening, you know? That's what's happening. We are connected um in more ways than we think, than we know. I trust that [ __ ] I trust that [ __ ] you know, and I trust that, man, in some way, form or fashion, brothers gonna lead us brothers, man, to where we need to be, you know. It's going to take each and every one of us to enlighten each and every one of us, man. That includes our queens. All right? That being said, love yourself, man, so you can love each other. All right? Take care of yourselves. Take care of one another, man. And you got to know, I mean, I think this [ __ ] is so evident, man, that power is in the people. You don't give power to the people, man. It's already there. It was placed there.
I don't know who did it. I don't know who put it there. I just know it's there. You know, power is in the people, man. And we got to get to that power. We got to learn how to, you know, activate, turn that thing on, man, so we can get done what need to be done. That being said, man, take care of yourselves and each other. Like I said, man, you are, you have been, and you will be under the groove. Enjoy the rest of your night people. One love. Black first of future history. From the Apollo to the burrow to theosphere where the echo of those Harlem nights the ring and clear. So when they ask what happened in those ten flats between the spirituals and where consciousness is at, tell them we transform suffering the scholarship and song. Tell them we've been telling you we're brilliant all along the renaissance of prologue. Every decade since the sequel. Every black child borns continuation of the people who survived the middle passage survived the gym proposals and built magnificence from nothing but their vision and their flaws. In the sness is once a lesson please don't I can't stop us to the applause for PS when the w say I don't get the pause it's just a wasting up the cling soft the main finger you preaching up I'm s your lung [ __ ] on the sh you see in bet some wonder heaven you see what the buck clubs to the sangop gener keep a spawn. Huh?
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