Marco Rubio’s Wet Western Dominance Dreams

0:00 Down, down, [singing and music] down down. She got a message for the people. [singing] A brilliant mind and a clean soul. [music] She's standing up to the evil [singing] and making sure that we all grow strong [music] enough to break these chains we in keep [singing] us in this painful condition. [music] She give us truth and division. That's why we listen. She break it down [singing] down down. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. She still in vain. Break it down. Welcome back. Welcome back. You are listening to Larie Daniel Favors on SiriusXM's Urban View where talk empowers and be comes action. Lots to get to today. Amina, are we good

0:45 to go? Because I I know my my Wi-Fi my Ethernet was Ethernet. And >> yes, you are good. You are live. >> Awesome. We're live. Okay. Hi. Hi. Hi. Hi. Urban View as always. We've had a lovely first hour together. Welcome back to Lared Daniel Favors on SiriusXM's Urban View. You're talking powers and becomes action. Let's get all of that officially out there. And hello YouTube. Welcome, welcome, welcome. You all are invited into the Lar Daniel Favor Show experience every single day that we go live. But today's extra special because as I have been in celebration mood with Urban View, it's my 5year anniversary and but for the fact that copyright infringement is a real thing and YouTube is not kind. We would be playing do you know what today is? It's our anniversary, but we not going to do that because copyright is a real thing. And you guys get an opportunity to hear Larie breaks it down. And actually there is now a full version of the song Larie breaks it down. My husband child I love

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3:04 work we're doing there. Um and I will be happily doing a lot of my engagement with all of my communities, the YouTube community, the podcast community, the urban view community, and then all of you who I have had the privilege of engaging with for decades um in terms of organizing and work that of this sort. I'm looking forward to connecting with you in Louise San Kofa Connections. What happened? Oh, I have something that I need to make an announcement about. Okay, hold on one second. I'm we're we're producing in real time. Hold on one second. My phone has closed, but I'm told that I need to make an announcement. Oh, there is a tech issue. Um, there's a tech issue with timing. Those of you who are on the app, thank you, Amina. Those of you who are on the app, I don't know what's happening. It is beyond our control. It is going to be fixed for the app and I know there's a delay in terms of the timing of the way the show is playing in

3:50 the live stream. Um Amina and Jonah are on it. They just wanted you all to know don't you don't have to email them. You ain't got to add them. They know it. They already making it happen. They making it work out. Um anything else I need to say before we get into the horrors of the news. All right. Okay. That's good. And I know YouTube, all of you could hear Amina's voice. Um so say hi to Amina. Be nice. All right. So let's talk about manifest destiny. Manifest destiny is this idea. It's a western idea. And I say western because only the whites would come up with something like this. It's a western idea that basically says white people have the ability, white people specifically in the west have the ability to expand anywhere their western eyes can see and they can take over and dominate anything that they want to because they saw it and because they saw it and decided that their wide Lord told

4:36 them that they could have it then that was the manifesting of their destiny. So destiny meaning that it was fate meaning it was ordained meaning it has spiritual blessing and who's going to question God not the white Christians no not them and the fact that it was manifest this idea that it was coming into being um really was relied upon several uh key assumptions that we've talked about before. The idea of white supremacy which is a concept that Europeans created to justify stealing land from indigenous people, human enslaved trafficking Africans and working them in labor camps until they were dead. um and and colonizing other peoples in their lands and then creating pipelines from the resources that those other people had in their communities. And those pipelines would take those resources from those Europe those brown and and black and melanated communities and

5:22 funnel the resources into the very pale non-melanated communities of the western world known as Europe, right? And so the idea of manifest destiny, this is also you you'll hear phrases like the white man's burden. um all of these concepts that really speak to we're white and we want what you have and so we're going to take it in the name of white Jesus and it's man it's your destiny you have to sow you have to bow you have to submit because that's what we do here in the white world manifest destiny is a concept that is racist as [ __ ] it is a concept that frankly is what temper tantrum if nations were were different groups of people distinguished by age manifest destiny is But the nations that are babies, that are temper tantrums, spoiled ass, you know, you ever seen a spoiled ass child who just don't take no

6:09 for an answer. Their parents, they know how to raise them and they just spoiled. They knocking [ __ ] all over the place. They just snatching what they want and and if they're not corrected, they grow up to be bullies on the playground who just continue snatching what they want and yelling and hollering and stealing and thieving and just taking your lunch money. If if countries were ages of people, the western countries would be that kid. That kid that was wild, that was disrespectful, had no bratupsy, no trainer, no behavior, no nothing and he's just a rotten human being and he just takes whatever he wants and nobody is correcting him. That is how manifest destiny should be thought of in terms of maturity, in terms of its capacity to really speak to our need as human beings to live in a world in in a world effectively. I wanted to start there because we are seeing right now and we had just a caller, Miss Deborah, who is 70 years old and Miss Deborah called us

6:55 right before the end of the previous commercial break and she's like, I don't know if you're gonna talk about Marco Rubio, but I think we should talk about Marco Rubio. Miss Deborah, this segment is for you because we are going to talk about Marco Rubio today. We're going to talk about Manifest Destiny. But before we do that, I got to share with you some things that are happening right here in these United States that let us see just what manifest destiny is going to look like this time around. Keep in mind, manifest destiny was again the philosophy that allowed for stealing land from the indigenous human and sex and slave trafficking African people and then colonizing the rest of what is now known as the global south, the melanated world. Colonizing them all for the benefit of that spoiled rotten dirty dirty rotten ass child known as the European nations and their progyny. Let's start here in Louisiana. U you all know that I love Capital B News. It's one of my favorite news outlets. They do

7:41 amazing work. They also happen to be blackowned. brilliant reporting, phenomenal in-depth stories, really do a phenomenal job. And we learned from Adam Mahoney, who is one of their environmental reporters about a really good victory, something that happened in Louisiana. And I know it feels weird to start talking about manifest destiny, but then talking about a victory in Louisiana, but you're going to see how they're all connected in just a minute. In an article entitled, "Black residents win key ruling in cancer alley environmental racism case, lawyers for residents say that zoning that concentrates pollution in black districts is a violation of the 13th amendment which abolished slavery." Uh, this is without going too much into detail. Um, there is this idea that once slavery was abolished, then so should all of the badges and indisha of slavery. It's It doesn't do any good if I say you used to be my property and I owned you as my slave and now you're

8:27 free technically, but I still own you. You still don't have [ __ ] except what I give to you. Do you see how like that sort of freedom isn't real freedom? It means that I'm no longer technically enslaved, but you still have the slaveocracy. You still have the hierarchy of power that allowed the slavery system to function. According to this particular legal theory, this idea that when slavery was aband abolished, so should anything that indicates that you were coming from the enslaved class, a very important legal framing because unfortunately a lot of attorneys are not taught to raise racial justice issues in in the legal space, not taught to do so, not taught to introduce these arguments at court, not even taught how to be comfortable articulating these concepts outside of the legal system. And so it makes it much more difficult for us to be effective as attorneys when we go into that space. Which is one of the

9:13 reasons why the Center for Law and Social Justice at the Mega Evers College has launched their pre-law preparatory program because we don't just need a whole bunch of black lawyers. No sir, no ma'am. No ma'am, no spam. We need a bunch of black lawyers who have a racial justice analysis. You can find out about that at clsj.org. That is the website where you can get all the information about the pre-law preparatory program. Um, but the reason this legal framework really matters, particularly as we're talking about manifest destiny, is because the idea is that if you are black and you descended from an enslaved black community and you are living in the same space where your enslaved black community was also living during the time of enslavement, I should not be able to look around your community and be like, "Oh yeah, y'all was the slaves." I shouldn't be able to do that because the way in the years since enslavement, you should have gotten equitable investment. You should have

9:58 gotten equitable access to resources. If this were truly a multi-racial democracy, if things had been done the way they were supposed to be done, you would not still be bearing the scars and the indisha of the enslavement system. And according to this legal argument, which I talk about way more extensively in the podcast episode, and again, the podcast is called Larie Breaks It Down. Keep in mind the name of the song, Larie Breaks It Down, which will be out later on today, where I go more in depth into this. Uh, but basically, there is a debate between several communities who live in St. James Parish, Louisiana. They are living in what's called Cancer Alley. Now, I've talked about Cancer Alley extensively over the many, many years that we've been on this show. And Cancer Alley is a stretch of land that goes from New Orleans to Baton Rouge. And basically, it is a piece of land where toxic industrial plants, um, a lot of prochemical companies have

10:44 essentially just poisoned the atmosphere. And you're like 50, 60, 70, 80% more likely to have some sort of cancer if you live in this space than you are if you live in other surrounding areas. a badge and indisha of slavery. And so this case is basically arguing um that at the core two basic arguments. Number one that the land use practices the the use that the the way that the parish got you know like how we got burrows in Brooklyn, y'all got counties and whatnot. In Louisiana they got parishes and they're saying that the way that the parish government operated basically was violating the 13th amendment with the way they determined what was going to go where in terms of land. And the 13th amendment abolished slavery. They say you violated that because you're basically keeping us trapped in an enslaved reality by only allowing these sorts of harmful chemical companies to put land or to put factories in our communities. They also

11:31 say that it violated the 14th amendment which guarantees black people equal protection under the law. According to the report, quote, "This case is going to force a jury to decide whether the disproportionate placing of facilities whose pollution is tied to cancer cases, asthma, heart and lung diseases, and neurological issues is a vestage of slavery." Which is to say, but for the fact that your ancestors was enslaved, would the parish government be putting prochemicals in your community? Like if you was a bunch of white people and you descended from the slave owners as opposed to descending from the slave class, would you still be dealing with this? The answer is no. It's a bad dish of slavery for us to be receiving this disperate treatment such that we are now exposed to all these sicknesses and diseases because you did not do this to the whites. You only did it to black people who are living in the same communities that our ancestors were enslaved in. The case is also going to force a jury uh to grapple with the fact

12:18 that seven times as many people are expected to be diagnosed with cancer than the national average in these disproportionately black communities. And I go into much more of the conversation of the article. I really encourage you all to take a look at it. In fact, I'm going to see if I can actually do multitask here and put this into the chat. I don't know if I can because I usually send this to Jonah. I think Oh, look at that. I just did it. It's in the chat. So, you guys can now see it. Hi to the chat. I don't often get a chance to do that. The reason all of this matters is because when today in 2026 we are still having effective legal framings that say you have treated us desperately because we descended from enslavement that is a violation of the 13th amendment because the 13th amendment technically abolished slavery. The reason this is so important is because of manifest destiny. Now I will just say this. If you live in say in any of these parishes that are impacted by this case and you have not registered to

13:04 vote, I really need you to do that because this is going to go to a jury and the population is evenly split between black and white people in this community. I guarantee you, however, if this community operates the way other communities typically operate, that community has way more white people registered to vote than black people. I'm just guessing. I'm just guessing. But because we often look to voter registration roles to determine who can serve on a jury, if you are not currently registered to vote and if you have not done any of the other steps that you need in this community to be considered effectively of someone who is submitting for the jury pool, I need you to do that because if this goes to an all-white jury, you going to be locked into slave era sort of realities. And when Marco Rubio is talking about manifest destiny the way that we're going to explain in just a minute, you ain't got time for that. So for a more in-depth conversation, y'all can go and take a listen to the podcast. breaks it

13:51 down where I talk about this way more extensively, but it is extremely important that we support this case, that we support this community. And shout out to uh Capital B News for having the insight to put this information out there. But the reason that that's important is also because of some other things that have been taking place. And I mean, frankly, that is important in and of itself. But we also see that the United States murdered three more people in the middle of the Caribbean Ocean. Meaning that we now have a total of 133 people who have been assassinated at sea. innocent because we and we know that they were innocent because if they were guilty, the Americans would have done what they always do when it comes to drug cartel ships. You board the ship because you have the ability to stop the ship from moving forward. You board the ship, you seize the people on board, you seize the evidence on board, you take them to jail, you prosecute, you you get a conviction, and they spend out their time in jail. The drugs are cons are are

14:38 are conscripted and then you move on. But when you are killing people in the middle of the ocean, we know you a whole ass lie. We know you a whole ass lie. But it's important that we're aware of this because now according to the New York Times, a US military strike again killed three people and blew up a boat in the Caribbean Sea on Friday. Uh the attack was the first known strike in the Caribbean Sea since early November and the 39th disclosed by the government in the campaign. And of course, because this is a government that does way more in terms of content creation than actual governing, they released a video, an 11-second video that shows a missile apparently striking the middle of the boat, um destroying it completely. And according to the command, pay attention, according to the US military command, citing quote unspecified intelligence, which means they said, "We just going to say it cuz we going to say it and you just going to have to believe it." [ __ ] what you want us to prove the [ __ ] we

15:23 saying? That's basically what they're saying. Citing unspecified intelligence that the boat had been following known drug trafficking routes in the Caribbean and it was engaged in narot trafficking operations. It's a whole ass lie. We know it's a lie because y'all have procedures that I just outlined for how you handle narco trafficking. You didn't do that because you are attempting manifest destiny. Let's continue. It's all going to make connections. I promise you. Ecological disaster also taking place in Washington DC. Had you guys heard about this? It's interesting to me that I I have not heard a lot about this at all and it's actually quite tragic, but unfortunately it's something that we have to be aware of. In the PTOIC, there was a complete ecological disaster. And I'm saying a complete ecological disaster because I'm old enough to remember Exon Mobile, that spill when I

16:09 was a little kid and being like, "Oh my god, the world's coming to the end. Look at all this oil." And now we got like the equivalent of Exxon Mobile disasters happening in the PTOIC River, which is not some far off distant land. It's in DC. It's in the nation's capital. I want you all to take a listen to this video clip describing this ecological disaster and then pay attention to what they say is happening as it pertains to whether or not the officials are on top of this. And here's the reason why this matters. Not a whole lot of people are talking about this at all. And that's one of the reasons why it has been such a challenge to get a lot of good information about it. Now, if you're in the local community, sure you're hearing about it. They've been letting you know because you can't go near the PTOIC. You can't go near the water. you're not supposed to go anywhere because it is so harmful and so dangerous. But we're not hearing

16:54 a whole lot of this across the nation. And so I want you all to take a listen to this video clip. Let me make sure I'm sharing my screen because ecological disasters, wholesale assassinations, and the abandonment of people that you previously enslaved and colonized all feel very much like remnants of manifest destiny. Let's take a listen to this clip and hear the way this is story is being described in local news. Let's hear it. >> For the first time, we're hearing from top officials at DC Water about the massive sewage spill we've been telling you about for weeks now. And what they're revealing is stunning. >> Truly is. They say it could take up to 10 months to fully repair that broken pipe. Now, this comes as the district

17:39 issues its strongest warning yet to stay out of the Ptoac River. News4's Mark Seagraves explains. This is a briefing on the PTOAC interceptor rupture uh that we all know has caused this major ecological disaster. I've seen it characterized as one of the major ecological disasters in the eastern part of the United States. Um it is uh not only polluting the PTOIC uh but it is also threatening uh the Chesapeake Bay and environs. Today's hearing before the Maryland House of Delegates Subcommittee on the Environment comes nearly four weeks after the underground sewer line collapsed, spewing hundreds of millions of gallons of raw sewage and waste water into the Battoomeac. DC Water crews have been working around the clock and have

18:25 been successful in diverting the majority of the sewage away from the river. Today, DC Water testified it's expected to take another five to six weeks to fix the pipe and an additional nine months for a permanent repair to be completed. As recently as Sunday, an overflow incident released an additional 600,000 gallons of sewage into the river after two of the temporary pumps became clogged with wipes people flushed down their toilets. Matt Brown with DC Water testified, "So far more than 240 million gallons of sewage has made its way into the Battoomeac, and until preliminary repairs are done to the pipe, some overflow into the Battoic should be expected. The risk of flow entering the Ptoic River exists until we can get the

19:11 flow back into the Ptoic interceptor. Right now, it's bypassed through the CNO canal and then routed back into the PTOIC interceptor. And so, that is our goal. That is what we are working towards. Uh and there there are people on site 24 hours a day working to make this happen. >> It's the first time any high level DC water official has spoken publicly since the spill began in mid January. Maryland, Virginia, and DC have issued warnings to avoid the river from the 495 bridge down. The district issued its strongest warning yesterday as warm temperatures could lure people out to the river this weekend. Residents and pets should not touch the PTOAC River or engage in any PTOIC recreational activities including fishing along the Ptoac River. Mark Seagraves, News 4.

19:59 >> I know a lot of folks had not heard about that and what's so interesting about and the reason I included that in a conversation today about manifest destiny is because this is another one of the ways that we see the failures of manifest destiny. As you heard there, a lot of what's contributed to this is Americans flushing flushable wipes down the toilet. Even though I know y'all love these flushable wip flushable wipes are not flushable. I don't care. No, I care. They're not flushable. 600 pound or a million pounds of flushable wipes have basically helped to and it's not just the flushable wipes. It's a whole lot of other things as well. But as you can hear there, we we have a an infrastructure that is not ready to meet the moment. Now, what's interesting about this is that it's not just connected to the the concerns about the Ptoic River. also threatening the Chesapeake Bay where approximately 500

20:45 million pounds of seafood annually comes over one-third of the seafood supply for the United States is in this community. And when you have a manifest destiny approach to governance, these sorts of ecological disasters, mass murders in the ocean in the middle of the ocean and the abandonment of people that you colonize all part and parcel of the way that manifest destiny operates. And remember, manifest destiny is what? An idea that white people came up with that basically said they can do whatever the [ __ ] they want simply because they're white and they get to do it. I want to leave you with one more story before we get into the manifest destiny and we focus in on Marco Rubio. We are now also hearing about the fact that there are hundreds I'm sorry several hundred to be specific people who are now missing from

21:33 ICE detention center. one ICE detention center in specific uh Alligator Alcatraz, which we know is a horrific name. They used to call it Alligator Awitz. It's basically an American slave camp. I know we like to say Alligator Alcatraz and and Awitz because it makes it feel like it's somebody else's problem. It's an American slave camp because they're revitalizing the slaveocracy, which was part and parcel of manifest destiny. There are now 1,200 people ju,200 people missing from the entire system. just 1,200 people missing from this one concentration slave camp, just the one. We don't know if they were deported somewhere else. And a Miami Herald has a whole wonderful article where they're like exploring all the possibilities. Maybe they were deported to the wrong country, which has been happening. Maybe they weren't deported to the wrong

22:18 country, but they were sent to a third party country when they were supposed to be sent to a second party country, which is really them being deported to the wrong country. But you can't deport somebody to a nation they're not from. You can just slave trade them to a nation they're not from. Or it could be that perhaps they moved from from this location of the detention center in Florida and maybe they were sent to many of the other detention centers. And hell, we know that Department of Homeland Security is spending what? Hundreds of millions of dollars just buying up random old warehouses so that they can retrofit the warehouse to serve thousands of people as detention camp centers. So, we don't quite know where they're at. And frankly, nobody gives a good godamn because much like y'all's slathen ancestors when I would if you're the the the colonizer and you're coming into an enslaved No, I'm sorry. You're coming into a free community and you burn the village down. You kidnap the

23:03 young people because sex trafficking was a fundamental part of the slaving experience. You burn the village down. You kill all the elders. You put the people in chains. You march them from the interior of Africa to the shores. They're then thrust into these slave dungeons that are still standing to this day. Then you put them on these traveling concentration camps, also known as slave ships, until they get here and they're forced to slave for the rest of their lives. Now, part of that meant having accurate numbers because insurance policies were being taken out, bank loans were being taken out. So, the W folks who were doing all this, they had the numbers, they knew the data, they didn't know your name, they didn't know if they took you from one community to another community that, you know, they should care, right? They didn't know any of that stuff. They didn't care about this stuff because that was not important to them. They didn't care what your name was. They just wanted your

23:49 body. And that's exactly sort of the way we should think about what's been happening with alligator Alcatraz. I want you all to take a listen to this clip where this young woman is talking about this story in a in uh she's on Instagram and she's going to name a couple of terms that are going to relate to everything else that we're going to talk about after. Even though I think her use of the terms is kind of interesting. I want you all to take a listen to this clip. Hold on, Amina. Let me replay it so that they can get the screen and the wording timing on Instagram. Let's hear the clip now. >> 1200 people who were detained at Alligator Alcatra have vanished and their records have been completely wiped from the online ICE database. Their families and lawyers have no idea where they are and have no way to reach them. That's over 23 of the detainees who are

24:36 being held there who are just gone. This information comes at the same time as reports confirm that ICE is using untraceable military flights to send immigrants to prison camps in third world countries. This is literally exactly how a certain tragedy started in 1930s Germany and now it's repeating here. I cannot even begin to overstate how [ __ ] terrifying it is that our government is actively disappearing people and then wiping all records of their existence. There's absolutely zero mainstream coverage of this. So, please save and share to get the word out because this is something we cannot stay

25:21 silent on. >> You see how she went to 1930s Germany? Why? Why would you go to 1930s Germany when I explained how this was all set in stone during enslavement? The process of kidnapping people, trafficking their bodies, and not keeping accurate enough records to be able to have anyone in their lives who cares about them be able to find them. That was slavery. Okay, we don't the 1930s Germany, they studied slavery. They studied Jim Crow. They studied America. We ain't got to talk about 1930s Germany. That's what y'all did to us. There's a reason why we have such difficulty in reclaiming our heritage and finding our genealogy because y'all didn't keep the records when you owned us and trafficked us and raped us and killed us and violated us

26:07 and plundered us. You didn't keep the records, Susan. You didn't keep the records, Tom. And so now here we are. The very same methodologies, methodologies, excuse me, that your ancestors use are coming back to the fort. Now you all may be thinking again, Larry, come on now. I know you love history, child, but you be making some connections that don't necessarily need to be all. You ain't got to make all them connections the way that you be trying to. It's a breach. It's a bit of a stretch. Well, friends, if you think that I'm stretching, if you think that I'm reaching, that just tells me you did not pay attention to what Marco Rubio said this weekend. And I know that you don't like listening to Marco Rubio, but you really need to pay attention to what Marco Rubio said this weekend. And I talk again, I I do much more of this in the podcast episode. Uh again, it'll be out later on today. Larie breaks it down. But I just want to give you a

26:53 couple of highlights. Just a couple of highlights because Marco Rubio, the West, they are revitalizing manifest destiny. I am not exaggerating. I am not being hyperbolic. I lie. I am telling you what this man says. Now, according to Benjamin Norton, who is a polit policy analyst, I'm sorry, a political economist and a journalist, uh, he gives us a nice little summary and he says the following, which is what alerted me to, oh, this is really happening. This white man, Benjamin Norton, said the following. quote, "This is insane. US I don't know how this man talks, but this is just my angry white voice. This is insane. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio just gave one of the most explicitly procolonialist speeches I've seen in the 21st century. The US Empire wants Europe to help it recolonize the global south." Oh, feel

27:40 like that's something I've been saying. Yeah. Okay, let's get back to what Benjamin Norton said. Rubio praised Western colonialists for quote settling new continents, building vast empires extending across the globe. Then Rubio complained about the global south's deolonization portraying it as a sinister communist plot. Rubio delivered the speech at the Munich Security Conference surrounded by Europe European leaders who gave him a stand in ovation because they loved the procolonialist diet tribe. Rubio lamented the great Western empires had entered into terminal decline accelerated by godless communist revolutions and by anti-colonial uprisings. guys, they want another Berlin conference. Do you remember the first Berlin conference where basically a

28:25 bunch of white people sat around a table with a map of what they thought was all of Africa? And then they just took their little pens and papers and then they just drew lines called boundaries that no one had ever seen before. And then Germany was like, "Oh, we're going to claim them over there. Uh, we want that." And then the French was like, "No, no, we want that." And then the the British were like, "Oh, no, but we want this piece of land over here." AND THEN THE DUTCH WERE LIKE, "BUT we want that. We're going to call it South Africa." And they went through all their little accents and the Italians, they wanted their piece of the pie as Everybody wanted a piece of the pie. Y'all see how terrible my accents really be in real life. They all wanted a piece of the pie and they got it. They got it. They didn't just want a piece of the pie. They had the weapons to get it. And they had a populations of people who were not clear about what was happening. They did not have information. They didn't have Larie breaking it down. I don't know who

29:11 they had, but they didn't have the information that we have right now. Although, what's really crazy about this is that even though you got me breaking it down and other people on this channel breaking it down and black people everywhere trying to break it down, y'all still don't be listening. Y'all still don't be listening. This is what this man said to a room full of European leaders who stood upon their feet, to applaud in open standing ovation. Keep in mind, it was before this man was reelected when we had them billionaires talking about how it's time to recolonize Africa. And I know some of y'all thought I was being hyperbolic when I said it, baby. I wasn't being hyperbolic. I was telling you the truth. They want to recolonize Africa. They're pissed off that they are no longer in charge of the global south. They are really pissed off. You saw what I told y'all how Omar Gaddafi's son was assassinated a couple of weeks ago. Now,

29:57 I know Gaddafi had a whole lot of issues. I understand it. I get it. And a whole lot of people did not like him, but he was also trying to unify Africa. He and some stories there are no good guys. To quote Dr. John Henry Clark, who is often quoted by Dr. Greg Cart. There's some story there are no good guys. But in the story of Moar Gaddafi and what he was trying to do with Africa, unifying Africa, one currency, providing for their own electricity and utilities with an African power source and unifying them under the gold currency, the West could not have that. And under President Barack Obama, who yeah, I love having a good black representation, but black representation as the head of empire is the head of empire. Okay, they're the head of empire with the help of Hillary Clinton because Democrats on this issue very much the same when it comes to the Republicans. So, not on every issue, but on this one very much, very much, very much. But they assassinated Moar Gaddafi's son, who was

30:44 rumored to be the one who could bring Libya back together. Have you seen what's happening in Libya right now? The French are so angry that you've got Ibrahim Trareore, you've got the the leaders of the of the of Burkina Faso, of Nishair, of Mali, all of these nations who used to be the outpost for nations like France where France had established their pipeline, their colonial rule, and were draining the resources out of those African regions. destabilizing them, keeping them impoverished, having the ecological disasters, and then taking those resources into Europe where they were refined and made European and wholly well. The reason this matters is because of some of the things that Marco Rubio had to say. And I'm just going to share with you because I was just reading with you what what Ben said, right? And Marco Rubio, some of y'all thinking, "Ain't he Latino?" Marco Rubio does not identify

31:29 with the Latino component of the Latino community. Marco Rubio identifies as a white Spaniard. Okay? And where did Christopher Columbus come from? an Italian getting funded by the Spangers. Okay, he does not identify with the Latinad of the Western Hemisphere. He identifies with the colonial with the colonialist who dominated the Western Hemisphere. But here are just a couple of excerpts from his speech for five. What voice should I give him? I'm just going to annoying white man. Here's what he said for and I'll do it in the southern voice just because y'all know y'all have now come to affiliate that with racism. So, we're going to just continue it this way. Here he goes. For five centuries before the end of the Second World War, the West had been expanding and its missionaries, its pilgrims, its soldiers, its explorers pouring out from its shores to cross oceans, settle new continents, build vast empires extending out across the

32:14 globe. Pause. That man said, "For 500 years, we had missionaries in service of empire." So, all of you who are Christians right now who do not have a liberation theology, they're talking about your faith being used to help pave the way for all the devilish and destruction that we're experiencing right now. Y'all better have some complicated conversations in church. You better do it cuz we going to have them here. He said the missionaries are pilgrims. So that story about the pilgrims coming across the ocean, they were a part of colonial expansion. Let's not glorify that [ __ ] anymore. The soldiers, it's explorers settling new continents. He says the great western empires had entered into terminal decline after World War II. Meaning we had 500 years of slaving and colonizing and RAPING AND PILLAGING THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF WHESS. and we want it back. And

33:00 he goes on to talk about the fact that the great western empires entered this decline accelerated, hear this, accelerated by godless communist revolutions and anti-colonial uprisings. He said, when the brown people, when the black people, when the melanated people started fighting back, that's when we lost everything. We lost everything. Now, I spend more time on this in the podcast episode. I'm not going to have time to do it now because we got to go to a commercial break and I've already spent too much time in this conversation. But the reason this matters is because they've already established the offices of remigration. I've been talking to y'all about this for 51 years. Remigration has three prongs. Number one, close the border to anybody not white. Number two, get rid of all of the nonwhites who are in the country legally out of the country. And

33:47 number three, get rid of any of the righteous white or anyone else who managed to stay who is not in alignment with white nationalism. that estab that office has been established at the state department. They were working on that since last year. Remigration and rehemisphering is all a part of project 2025. This is not a it should not surprise anybody who has been engaging in this conversation or who has read anything or paid attention to anything. Marco Rubio basically says, "Godamn it, we lost the plot because we're no longer a world dominated by whiteness and we're going to get it back. We're going to reclaim the South. We're going to reclaim the territory. Godamn those people and their revolutions." He called them colonialist anti-colonialist revolutions. You mean black and brown people claiming freedom? They want to recolonize Africa. They

34:33 want the 500 years of enslaving and dominating which which followed their multiple centuries in the dark ages. They want that [ __ ] back. I want you all to take a listen to this final clip and again talk more about this in the podcast so you guys will get a chance to hear it. This is a clip from Dr. Raina Tayara. She deals a lot with colonialism and trauma in a variety of very very powerful ways. And I want you all to take a listen to her. She's going to have a stitch a bit of of Marco Rubio talking here. And then she's going to hit us with some commentary that I think is extraordinarily important. And again, do more of this in the podcast. I'm going to share it now just because we got to go. I want to make sure we tie all this together because we going to talk about all of this also in Sanca Connections. So those of you who are part of Sancopa Connections, make sure you get your your um your profile pages set up because we going to be having this conversation immediately following the show in Sancopa Connections in the

35:19 breakdown room in the online platform. So I want you all to take a listen to this clip and uh Amina let's hear it. >> For five centuries before the end of the second world war the west had been expanding its missionaries its pilgrims its soldiers its explorers poor >> I'm not going to let you watch all of this. This is a very quick summary of basically what he said. He actually spoke about five centuries of western expansion and then refers to missionaries, settlers, soldiers and explorer and he spoke about settling continents and building empires across the globe. He then continues to say that after 1945 western dominance just declined and that he links that to communist revolutions and anti-colonial uprising. He said that many believed the

36:07 west age of dominance had ended but he himself rejects that view. He also says that the client is a choice and he called for allies who are proud of their culture and not held back by guilt or shame. And he said that the United States does not want to be a polite caretaker of the West. But what he they want to do is to defend it. And here's what is historically significant about that framing. First of all, western expansion between the 15th and the 20th century involved conquest, forced displacement of indigen population, slavery, and resource extraction. And therefore, presenting that period mainly as expansion and strengths leaves out those realities. Second, anti-colonial uprisings were

36:53 movement for independence across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East and describing them as part of western decline centers the loss of empire rather than the end of colonial rule. And when guilt and shame are described as barriers, it suggests that examining colonial history weakens political power. This may not be a direct call for colonization, but it's definitely a defense of western dominance as something that should continue. >> The reason this matters in addition to everything else that you would already summize and figure out on your own is that that part that she says there where guilt and shame are barriers. When Marco Rubio says that we should reclaim our

37:40 positioning as the West and guilt and shame should no longer be barriers, he is reclaiming whiteness culture. Okay, remember the only things that uphold integration in American society, two things truly. A white populist that's willing to keep their racism at home and a governing apparatus that's willing to enforce anti-racism rules. We don't have the second. We don't have the first. We no longer have the very fundamental things that are necessary for integration to succeed. They don't want to feel guilty about that anymore. They don't want any more shame. They're tired of all of you blacks and browns with your melanated skin and your hair that just reaches up towards the sun with your religions and your god-fearing and your worshiping that has nothing to do with something that we could dominate or take over. They don't give a good

38:27 goddamn that you want your freedom. They want their whiteness and they're coming for it. We learned that Cuba is being starved for oil right now and Jamaica decided not to help because America has decided that anyone who helps Cuba is going to face sanctions. And sanctions really matter when you're trading in American dollars because the only thing sanctions can do is to say that if you're trading in American dollars and you violate what America wants. Sanctions are not international law. It's basically sanctions work when countries agree to trade in American dollars and the Americans are able to say, "Well, you trade in our money and so because you trade in our money, you got to do what the [ __ ] we tell you to do. And if you don't do what the [ __ ] we tell you to do, then you can't do nothing. And we're going to make everybody else who trades in our money not share with you either."

39:13 It would seem to me like divorcing oneself from dependency on Americans, it's probably what the rest of the world is going to have to do. I know it's easy for China. It's easy for the big guys, but for the caraccom and the global south communities in this western hemisphere, y'all better figure it the [ __ ] out because they're coming for domination. They're reviving white nationalism, whiteness, culture is giving itself a a resuscitation, if you will, and it is going to be extraordinarily important. As we as we heard from Miss Deborah, she's like, I'm prepared. She's 70 years old. She said she's preparing uh monetarily, so her cash is fluid, and she's preparing. She's checking out other countries. I said at 70 years old, she said, "Yes, ma'am." She's she's preparing at 70 years old to to have to move because she was aware as to what she's a she's a professor at FAMU and she's aware as to

40:00 what it means when the whites start talking like this. And a lot of us don't know enough history. So, I'm here to break it down. They're bringing back enslavement. everything that we're say all the times I've said there this is an international slave trade and a lot of y'all got upset because you take more pride in descending from enslavement than understanding how enslavement was just another version of a system of domination that can be easily replicated. We were not the only ones to be enslaved throughout the course of history. We're the only ones to be shadow enslaved. Yes, but we don't have a claim to that. Let's stop acting like it cannot be revitalized and applied to other people because that's exactly what is happening. They're abandoning the guilt and the shame that integration they they did not like having to keep their racism quiet as a result of integration, but they did it because there was a shame penalty to be paid if you were white and outwardly racist.

40:45 And they're over it. So, I don't know if it would have made a difference had people from the future come back to the continent of Africa to let people know, don't you trust these wild people? Don't you trust them? They gonna try to do you wrong. They gonna slay. I don't know. I don't know if it would have made a difference. I don't know if people would have paid attention. But I know we don't need nobody to come back from the future to tell us how this is going because we study the past. We study history. We study Sanca. And that's one of the reasons why when the watt start talking about manifest destiny, underground railroads better be the top of a long list of resistance plans that we have. Because this global world, this planet, this community cannot handle another century of white dominance. Whiteness culture is one of the most diabolical, evil, self-centered, low-level energy, abusive sort of energy that this world

41:31 has ever known. The most destructive culture on the planet, foreign to everything else that is human and and loving and and good. And white people, you don't have to participate in this. You could go remember who you were before you decided to give up everything and be white and be the most awful people on the planet. You don't have to do that. You have another choice as do we. I just hope for all of our sake that we all choose wisely. We're going to hold it there. We're going to head into commercial break YouTube. Love y'all. Appreciate y'all. Sanca Connections. Go to my website, larananielfavors.com. We're going to have a lovely conversation immediately following this show. I'm looking forward to the dialogue that we're going to have in break in the breakdown room of the Sancopa Connections platform. Urban view 8668018255. Much more to come on the larita.