Whiteness Culture Exists for One Reason: to Build Slave Labor Systems Like ICE Detention Centers

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1:32 remember that phrase, slavery is white people's history and how we survived it is black people's history. I'm going to need y'all to remember that during today's conversation because one of the most important things about where we are today is the history that brought us here. And that means that we have to remember that dividing people up into these categories known as races, that is something that that's some European white people [ __ ] And it's only a couple hundred years old. Whiteness and racial hierarchies that are based on the categories that Europeans created just so they could justify enslaving African people and stealing native lands. That's really the only reason whiteness culture exists. Before we had whiteness culture, white people were Dutch, they were Scots, they were Brits, they were Germans, and not just like Germans as in we're German because Germany as a nation didn't exist. They were a part of a variety of Germanic tribes and French

2:17 and Normandic tribes and and and Dutch tribes and group because everybody was tribal, although they like to pretend only the melanated people were, but they were in tribes. And we need y'all to remember who y'all were before you became wide. Because ever since you became wide, you've been wreaking havoc across the planet. Let's talk about Wilmington, North Carolina, and what happened there in the late 1800s. Now, my audience knows, y'all know I love me. This is one of my favorite periods of history to talk about because this is one of the ways that we get to explore what integration looked like before Jim Crow, and we can learn from that so that we can figure out how to move forward. Now, late 1800s, Wilmington, North Carolina. I spent way more time on this in today's podcast episode, which will be out later on this afternoon. I'm going to give you guys sort of the short and sweet version today because we got a lot that we want to cover. But in late 19, excuse me, in late 1800s, 1890s to be specific, in Wilmington, North

3:03 Carolina. And Wilmington, North Carolina is on the coast of the it's a a port city between uh the Atlantic's barrier islands and the banks of the Capefir River. And it was, according to the Equal Justice Initiative, an island of hope for a new America. You got to remember in the 1890s, we were in the aftermath of reconstruction. Reconstruction was America's first effort at integration. It was a period that lasted from 1865 until 1877 when the racism of white people on both sides of the civil war uh both the Union and the Confederacy because they were all racist. There were you just had your hard white nationalists and your soft white nationalists to quote Dr. Greg Carr. But basically at by 1877 the righteous white of that era had kind of given up and the good whites of that time were like we're over this whole slavery thing. Y'all don't had a good 10 years. We're done with this. and and so then the integration that existed was basically abandoned and the violence of

3:50 southern white confederates was able to come out full force. That's why we had great migration waves and a whole bunch of other things that I've explained extensively before. I just needed to give you that background so you understand where we're at today. Now, if you were in Wilmington, North Carolina in the late 1890s, this is a very important thing because this was one of the few enclaves where integration post civil war still existed. And according to the Equal Justice Initiative, quote, "Residents of the city's thriving black community made themselves into a political force exercising the rights of citizenship grant guaranteed to them after the Civil War by the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments." Across the South, says the Equal Justice Initiative. Such activity had triggered deadly white violence against black voters, organizers, and office holders in the decades since the war. But in Wilmington, a city of 20,000, the votes of 8,000 black men

4:36 helped a rare biracial fusion alliance that elected candidates of both races. What you had in Wilmington, North Carolina, which was not any longer being reflected broadly throughout the rest of the South, was you had basically integration. You had poor white people who was like, "We got more in common with these poor black people than we do with these wealthy white people who was running things into the damn ground, so we going to organize with them." Because organizing with the whites that gave y'all access to own black people, but we ain't get [ __ ] out of that except being like overseers on your plantation. So the poor whites, black people, and indigenous people were working together in a political party known as the fusion party. At this time, you had 10 I'm sorry, three of the 10 aldermen who were black. Uh the city had black health inspectors postmasters magistrates policemen, uh albeit under orders not to

5:22 arrest anyone white. Amina, I just noticed something I misstated in the podcast episode. Remind me to come back to this paragraph, please. Sorry, y'all. we got to produce in real time because that's how we do here. Um, going back to the report, the county coroner, the jailer, and treasurer were black, as was the register of deeds. Black business people pulled their money in three blackowned banks. They had three blackowned banks in this ONE COMMUNITY IN WILMINGTON, North Carolina. And some of y'all don't even want to have an account in One United or any of the other blackowned banks that we still have access to. Sorry. Moving on. Let's get back to the conversation. The article continues, "Families, a generation removed from enslavement, owned their homes and read a local black newspaper. That part's going to matter. They were reading local black press in the 1890s in Wilmington, North Carolina." Now, as modern-day Wilmingtonian Tim Pinnick, who's a genealogologist, put it, this is all

6:07 according to the Equal Justice Initiative. Quote, "Things function the way they were meant to function as a result of emancipation." Isn't that nice? End quote. uh powerful white leaders. However, the report continues, powerful white leaders, including the president of Wilmington Cotton Mills Company. It would be a cotton mill owner, wouldn't it? Sorry. President of Wilmington Cotton Mills Company, the editor of the Raleigh News and Observer, which was a wideowned outlet for media for news. It was a white-owned newspaper. And the chairman of the state Democratic Party, they could not abide it. Now, this is important to know because I know sometimes we think that the Democrats are like the the good guys and the Republicans are the bad guys. Keep please keep in mind racism, white nationalism, uh white narcissism does not know any political party. It is in both parties and and every party in between and beyond. And at this time,

6:53 the Democrats were pro-slavery, the Republicans were not. To the extent that they were not or were, it doesn't really even matter because they was all white and supporters of whin culture. But the president of the cotton mill, the pre the editor of the white owned newspaper and the chairman of the state Democratic party were hugely pissed off, very, very, very angry that this fusion party had been successful. And they set out to topple what the newspaper editor labeled quote negro rule because, god forbid 8,000 black men out of a city of 20,000 exercise their right to vote. That's negro rule. On November 10th, 1898, a shocking coup d'eta was executed. The plotters had set the stage by creating what they called the white supremacy campaign. And and we're going to tweet out the link to this article because I want you all to be able to to read this. It is phenomenal. The Eagle Justice

7:39 Initiative does such an amazing job here. Uh they go on to say, quote, "The the uh plotters of the coup. They printed falsehoods about black men praying on white women and stockpiling guns." Cuz see, that's what they always do. They always say, "We want to rape your women." And they always say, "We got weapons and we violent." That's what they say. They targeted the fusion office holders and the black newspaper, summoned militias and white vigilantes known as the red shirts or the proud boys or the ICE members. See what I did there? And it terrorized black voters at the polls. Now, it's important for you to know that blackowned newspaper played a very instrumental role here. The blackowned newspaper that all of the residents of the black community were reading. Alexander Manley and his brother Frank Manley were co-owners of a newspaper known as the Daily Record. It was reportedly the only daily newspaper in North Carolina at that time. It might

8:25 have been the only daily newspaper in the nation at that point. And in August of 1898, Manley was publishing editorials objecting to lynchings. And because what was happening at that time, you had white women like Rebecca Ladder Mafelton in Georgia who was one of the first white women to serve as a member of Congress. And this white woman, much like a Marjorie Taylor Green, was a raging idiot, a fool if you will, but she was someone who said things like, "Lynch a [ __ ] a day. LYNCH 10,000 [ __ ] A WEEK IF YOU HAVE TO. THEY'RE RAVAGING WHITE WOMEN. NOW, Alexander Manley was like, "You want some whole ass [ __ ] white woman, and the rest of y'all. And not only are we not trying to rape y'all, y'all be using that fake ass lie to try to justify lynching people, but you need to CHECK BECKY AND WHY BECKY DOWN IN THEM SLAVE QUARTERS. YOU NEED TO FIND OUT WHY SUSAN be hanging out with the blacks, cuz she

9:11 want that black peen." That's basically what he was saying in not so many words. But that really pissed off the whites because the one thing they could not tolerate was the idea of white women CHOOSING TO LAY DOWN THEIR PRECIOUS HOLY BOOBIES WITH THE BLACKS. They couldn't tolerate it. And so that editorial really helped to amplify all of the anti-fusion party anger that they were going to be experiencing as a result of this coup d'eta. Now part of the other reason that the watts in power were upset was because of all the electoral losses. They just kept losing special elections like the ones y'all just lost. the Republicans just lost in Texas, like the ones that y'all just lost in a whole bunch of states and and cities all across the country. Ever since y'all's president became y'all's president and in 1890s, the white people in power were very upset that the blacks and the browns were voting together with the

9:57 poor whites. And they were mad that they had lost control, quote, in the 1894 and 1896 elections to fusion candidates supported by a Republican and populist coalition. They were also mad that they lost the governorship in 1896. Quote, "When biracial fusionist candidates were elected to Wilmington's mayor and council, a secret committee of those Democrats, the same three men that I mentioned, the head of the Cotton Mail, the head of the Princon Press, and the head of the state Democratic Party, they quote conducted the only successful coup d'eta in United States history, now known as the Wilmington insurrection of 1898, and overturned the city government. They ran the brothers who ran that printing press out of town. And here's how it went. former Confederate colonel. This is why we keep saying I don't know why y'all keep comparing these people to the Gustapo and the Nazis. They're Confederates. Okay. Former Confederate Colonel Alfred Moore

10:44 Wadell. Remember that name. He said to in front of a gunwaving wide audience on the eve of Wilmington's 1898 election. He said the following. IF YOU SEE A NEGRO out voting tomorrow, TELL HIM TO STOP. IF HE DOESN'T STOP, SHOOT HIM DOWN. SHOOT HIM DOWN IN HIS TRACKS. And Mr. Wadell vowed to choke the current of the Capefar River with black bodies if he had to in a nod to said white woman Rebecca Latimer Fel Felton who had required the first that very thing earlier on in the year on November 10th. Red shirts, militia men, and white mobs surged through Wilmington streets and massacred tons of black people. They torched the black newspaper office. They posed for pictures in front of its smoking ruins. They installed Mr. Wadell, the one who said he would choke

11:30 the CAPEFIR RIVER WITH THE BODIES OF THE NEGRAS IF HE HAD TO. They installed him as the mayor. They sent hundreds of black residents fleeing into the woods. Some ran west towards the river. Others ran east towards the black cemetery. According to the reports, Athelia How was 12 years old when her family and others took refuge in Pine Forest, a cemetery that dated back to the period before emancipation. It is said that families sheltered next to the graves of their loved ones. You see, when we study black history, it's rather prophetic. It it really does tell the truth in ways that frankly more people should pay attention to. And and when that doesn't happen, we end up with situations where y'all don't be listening and then y'all don't be learning what it is you need to learn. I want you to take a listen to this video clip from Garrison um Hayes who explains

12:16 the very important power of black history. He explains the very important power of black history for this moment. Take a listen to this and then we'll explore how that is connected. Everything we've talked about is connected to what we're experiencing right now. Oops, I tried to share my screen. Hold on, it didn't work. Let's try it again. Let's go here. Boom. Let's take a listen. >> Did you ever wonder why they were so intent on erasing black history? Book bans, curriculum changes, plaque removals. Well, this is why. Right. Right now, this is it. As quiet as it's, they weren't erasing black history to take something away from black people. We've always had to be the sole preservers and protectors of our own history. They were erasing black history to take something away from everyone else. You see, black history is America's clearest record of sustained resistance to fascism. It is the most uniquely American blueprint for how to beat fascism generation after

13:02 generation. From Mosa, Florida to Mound Bayou in Mississippi to Loun County and Alabama. Black history can tell you point by point not just what happened, but what's going to happen and how to get out of it. If you feel like you don't know what to do right now, that's valid. But let me recommend a few good places to start. Books, podcasts, documentaries, and of course, as always, I'll be sharing that history right here. So, be sure to like and follow for more. >> And so, when we think about the very important function that black history plays, it's not about us just feeling like we need to just talk about the history to talk about the history. It's about learning the information you need to know to save your freaking lives. Okay, I want you to take a listen to Don Lemon. Don Lemon, who we know has been going through some things because he as a part of the black press, okay, as a

13:48 part of the black press, has now been targeted for the way in which he is covering stories. Much the way that they got rid of the black press in Wilmington, North Carolina, he has also been dealing with the realities of what it means when you have been targeted by the white nationalists in political power. I want you all to take a listen to what he has to say about the very significant reality that he is facing and what that signifies for the rest of us. Let's take a listen. >> Our government is lying to us about what they're doing. This is a police state in Minnesota and they want to take this police state all over. And you know what they want to do? >> Do you know what they want to do? They want to take over the elections in certain places to guarantee a win in 2026 for the Republicans so Donald Trump

14:34 can stay in office and stay his ass out of jail. >> That's what they want. You don't believe me? Listen closely. >> The Republicans should say, "We want to take over. We should take over the voting the voting in at least many 15 places." The Republicans ought to nationalize the voting. >> Did you hear that? The Republicans should take over and they should nationalize the voting. Nationalize the voting. Are you guys awake yet? Are you paying attention? Why do you think that they they don't want free and independent journalists? They don't want the word out. Why do you think that they are jailing journalists? Because they don't want people telling that story. And the people who are the closest to the ground experiencing this are independent journalists who are there covering it.

15:20 The black ones in particular. The black ones in particular. Now, this really matters because what you just heard Donald Trump say in that clip, that is an actual clip. He's talking to Don Bonino, who used to be the deputy director of the FBI. Now, he has returned to his podcasting days and his podcasting ways. I wonder if he's going to be talking about the Epstein files as much as he did before. It isn't necessarily my business, but what is my business is how this is now spreading beyond just the realm of black engagement, right? because we are now seeing people like Walter Mastersonson, a white man who is I've had actually had on this show before. He does a lot of work with comedic sort of protests and he a couple uh maybe even last week uh you guys may recall I shared with you how Tom Suis who was a hot Democrat from Long Island here in New York, he was one of the I believe seven or eight

16:06 Democrats in the House who gave their votes to support funding for ICE. He has been roundly uh like verbally destroyed for it. He's been criticized for it, but Walter Masterson and a whole bunch of other white men busted up in his town hall. You guys may recall I told you about this. Busted up in his town hall and began saying the names of all the people that ICE had killed just this month. And these white men were on some white men [ __ ] They were on some righteous white type [ __ ] I want you all to take a listen to what's happening to him now. Because remember in Wilmington, North Carolina, it wasn't just the black people who could get it. any of the righteous whiteers who were there with them who had been a part of the fusion party. They also got it in Wilmington, North Carolina. They took people who had been just elected while they were in their swearing in ceremonies and said, "You can either

16:51 step down or your body can go on with the rest of the bodies of the Negros in the Capefir River." Take a listen to what is now happening to Walter Masterson in an effort to accomplish exactly what Don Lemon just shared. Let's hear it. The Trump administration announced that they're going to be investigating me and my friends and they're going to try and indict me under the face act, the same act that they just indicted Don Lemon under. However, they don't really have a case, but I don't think that's going to stop them from charging me and arresting me. That's just my opinion. I don't think the facts matter to them. I think they're just looking for clicks. They want clickbait. I mean, the administration is just a bunch of

17:37 content creators. So, here's a little bit on what happens. Last Tuesday, January 27th, my friends and I went into Democrat Congressman Tom Sisy's political town hall. We RSVPd using our names, went in through the front door, went through metal detectors, he started speaking, we interrupted him, and we were thrown out. I was thrown out while trying to read the names of the nine people that died in ICE custody just in the month of January. The police were called. They came to the scene said, "But well, nothing has happened. Everyone's been nonviolent.

18:24 We'd really appreciate if you leave the premises. Keep going." And we said, "Yep. Okay, great. See you later. Have a good one. And we left. This was a protest of Democrat Tom Swisy funding ICE. >> This is a political town hall. People were invited. So, right now, my friends and I are lawyered up and we are in this holding pattern. We're just basically waiting for the feds to come kick down our door. Uh, from what I've heard, they like to arrive between 5:00 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. That's the sweet spot for them. And uh, I'm not going to stop fighting.

19:10 And you shouldn't stop fighting either. This is what they're trying to do. They want to go after protesters. And the second they find the smallest thing, they're going to use it. This is not how democracy works. This is not how democracy should work. >> But it is how whiteness culture works. It's exactly how whiteness culture works. Now, you all may be wondering, Larie, there's a whole lot of attention being paid to just, you know, some white protesters and Don Lemon and a general message that black history can tell us the future. Well, here's what's important about all of this, folks. Because all of this matters. Not only because Donald Trump has said he wants to nationalize elections and has begun doing so by going into Georgia to their

19:56 elections board in Fulton County and pulling all their records. Remember all that? Remember that just happened? Just happened. But it's also because of a new memo coming out of ICE. ICE's acting director Todd Lions is now expanding the polit I'm sorry, not the political power, the police power of ICE agents. Now, what is important what what what Walter Masterson said there is that they are pro they are going to be getting arrested for disrupting a Democrat's town hall. the Republican white nationalist white narcissistic party using their police state authority at the Department of Justice to charge them these people for for going to protest a Democrat lets us know that the Democrat who was in favor of supporting ICE in favor of supporting whiteness culture is going to be protected by the very same

20:42 system that will then target righteous whites who are trying to do the same thing. But pay attention to this clip about from this acting ICE director, uh, Todd Lions, that basically gives expansive arrest authority to ICE agents in a way that will implicate every single person in the country. Let's hear it. >> Yes. So, this was a a new memo that was issued on January 28th from acting ICE director Todd Lions, and it was issued a day after President Trump said that he wanted to deescalate in Minneapolis. But this memo essentially gives very broad authority, more expansive authority to ICE agents to con to conduct warrantless arrests of the people they encounter. Specifically, it says that immigration

21:27 law quote unequivocally authorizes ICE to execute warrantless arrests if they have reason to believe that the person they're encountering is an undocumented immigrant and they're likely to escape before they can be arrested. And the key here is that in this memo, Lions, the acting ICE director, is changing uh the interpretation of what likely to escape means, saying that can now include a subject in a car that they think may leave or if they believe that someone is presenting them uh documents that they suspect that agents suspect are fraudulent. So previously it likely to escape meant that they just thought that an undocumented immigrant maybe wouldn't arrive later for an immigration hearing or wouldn't do their regular immigration changes. But the way this expands the

22:12 powers to conduct warrantless arrests. former ICE officials, senior ones, have told me that this essentially makes it so agents can arrest essentially anyone they have encountered and gives them much more powers to do so on >> can arrest anyone they encounter and gives them much more power to do so. We had talked before about how the temporary protected status for Haitian Americans was supposed to end today as a result of the the movements of the Trump administration. We found out late yesterday by that by the grace of all the gods uh that a judge had blocked that removal and basically said that while this case is making its way through the court that temporary protected status would be extended. Now what's interesting about this is that a lot of people from some not a lot of people a small fraction of very loud

22:58 people seem to believe that for some reason you can tell the difference between whether somebody is Haitian or Jamaican or black American or Puerto Rican by looking at things like hairlines. Now, this might feel really weird to you, but when you remember that the Belgiums when they came into Rwanda, one of the things they did was pretended that there were differences between hairlines and nose widths and and forehead lengths uh between the hoous and the tootsies. Remember that? And they basically started a whole ass like genocide within Rwanda so they could abscond with the resources and the goods. Hotel Rwanda talks about this sometime in April talks about this. If you need a film because you're not necessarily into reading, I get it. I understand it. Even though we're supposed to be reading three pages a day and writing one paragraph a day, don't forget that. But the reality is ICE, despite the fact that you might have magical negro powers and be able to tell who is from the south side of Chicago as opposed to who's from Brooklyn based on their hairlines, the ICE agents don't

23:45 have that super secret magical power. So when ICE agents see anybody who looks melanated and they think under the opaces of this new order, they might be trying to flee. Not they might not make it to their next immigration appointment, but they look like they don't belong here and they might be trying to get away from me. This memo now gives ICE agents the capacity to stop anybody. Now, when I lived in the Dominican Republic for an extensive period of time where I was studying the role of race in Latin American culture, I had actually planned on going to Colombia. Penn State was like, "Hell no, there's like a whole ass war happening down there. There's drug trafficking." And then I wanted to go to Cuba and they was like, "Fidel Castro, no." And so I had to settle for the Dominican Republic. And at during while I was there, perhaps or perhaps not. Let me let me make sure there was some things that weren't necessarily on paperwork. At a point while I was there,

24:31 because you remember not everything got stamped, not everything was official. At some point while I was there, a group of people, which may or may not have included myself, was able, we were able to make our way into Haiti or they were allegedly able to make their way into Haiti. And one of the things that was very interesting to me being in the Dominican Republic for that length of time and then being able to go into Haiti was just how like every single black American person I know got a twin in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Like everybody I saw in the Dominican Republic or Haiti could been a black American like like at any g in any town in any city because we all are the same basic racial mixture. There's a blend of of African of course. There's a blend of Europeans of course. There's a blend of indigenous and depending on your mixture, you might look more light-skinned than others, but most of the people in these two nations which

25:17 occupy a soul island, which was the first island where enslaved Africans were brought, they look black. And maybe not to you, Kahim, but they look black as [ __ ] They look Haitian as [ __ ] to ICE agents. All they need is a reason to doubt that you belong here. And they don't think you belong here because you're black. Because you're black. Now, you might be thinking, "This has nothing to do with me. I am an actual black American. I have an actual passport or I am an actual citizen of this nation." As my dear good friend Travis, an an amazing attorney, as he said on threads, quote, "To receive their bonuses, ICE agents must achieve quotas of a certain amount of detainments, arrests per day. And there is no deterrent for detaining a citizen or person with legal status. We're all undocumented now. So, yeah,

26:04 maybe you've got your passport. And maybe they'll actually look at it before they slap it out your hand, knock you about their melanated face a little bit and throw you in the back of the car. Why? Because they've been incentivized to capture you just like the slave patrollers were. It doesn't matter if they're going to release you. Ultimately, they're going to get their quota for that day. And as one Twitter user noted, Annie for Truth said, quote, "Pay attention, folks. This is all happening under the radar. All these new mega detention camps being built around our country are being paid for by taxpayer dollars and will be nothing more than the concentration camps built in Germany." Now, you might be thinking, "What? We were just talking about ICE and arrest." Now you talking about massive concentration camps. Yes. According to Bloomberg News, ICE has begun buying mega warehouse detention centers all across the country. And I spent a bit more time on this in the podcast. Not going to be able to do it today because we got to get to to some more information. Uh but basically they buying up warehouses all across the

26:51 country. Millions and millions and millions and hundreds of millions of dollars to buy up warehouses to convert the warehouses into detention centers. It ain't that many immigrants in this country. It ain't that many immigrants in this country. And as Rachel Matto pointed out last night, these might start out being for immigrants. And she didn't say this last part, but this is basically what she my interpretation of what she was saying. These buildings are going to start out being for immigrants. But do you really expect that the nation that started out as a punishment or a penal outpost? The nation that already jails more people than any other nation on the planet, disproportionately speaking, do you really expect them to just stop with the immigrants? Remember, we got to ask ourselves, what happens when all the immigrants have been dealt with? When they're gone, who are they going to be in jailing and enslaving

27:37 them? Whiteness culture, you got to remember this, whiteness culture requires a slavery class. It requires a slave labor class. The only reason whiteness culture was created WAS TO PROVIDE COVER FOR slavery and stealing land from the indigenous. As professor feminista Jones pointed out, quote, "People often forget the US was primarily founded by prisoners, criminals, [ __ ] never do well, second and third sons and other degenerates. Being sent to the new world was for some a punishment for committing crimes. Jail or bon voyage. It's no wonder it's turning out the way that it is. America started out as a penal colony, as a location where you sent degenerate people or people who did not have a place to fit within modern then modern European society. Do y'all remember what

28:23 I told y'all about remigration? Do you remember remigration? It's a far white uh far-right ideology for white narcissists that basically has three primary components. There was a whole conference about it earlier this year. America sent representatives like there were representatives from America who went to the remigration conference which took place in Europe. Three main components to reigration. Number one, close the border to all the non-whites because remigration people, people who embrace this ideology, believe that this should be a white manistan, white manistan, not a white womanist, although white women will be allowed to be here to be sex slaves and to be populating uh the planet, but white manistan. And so they want to close the border to all non-white people. That's the first element of remigration. The second of three elements of remigration is to get rid of the non-white people who are here legally. That may mean you're an immigrant. It might mean you're a black

29:08 American who can trace your lineage back to the slave ships on their way from Ghana over to here. But you are not white. You're here legally. You're not white. You also have to go. And then the third element of remigration is to get rid of all the white people who are not in alignment with whiteness culture. Y'all remember how I told you earlier this year there were reports that the State Department was opening up an office of remigration? DO I NEED TO MAKE THIS ANY more [ __ ] clear for anybody? Are we not? Are we here? Do we understand? Are we all on the same page? whiteness culture only exists to dominate and penalize those it can enslave. That's how it started. That's how it's going. So, as the rest of us are envisioning how we're going to make the world a better place, how we're going to rebuild after the fugazy ass [ __ ] that y'all done pulled with this most recent election, one of the things we need righteous righteous people to

29:55 do, y'all are going to have to figure out how you give up whiteness. You have to. You can be Irish again. You can be Scottish, Dutch, mixed. You can be a French. You can be northern Italian because southern Italian is black. Sorry. You know that 800 year period between like what was it 7-Eleven and the 1400s when North Africans basically dominated what we now know as southern Italy, Spain and Portugal. It's one of the reasons why they tend to be a little more brown in the skin. Now the architecture is a little more African centered, a little more Muslim centered. It's because they were dominated for 700 years by North Africans. But I know that's a part of history people don't often like to talk about. Y'all can go back to being whatever it is that you were before you became white, but you cannot expect to hold on to whiteness culture and be allowed to coexist with non-white people, which is

30:40 the rest of the planet. Your whiteness culture, your whiteness ideology makes you dangerous. So on this, as I said in the podcast, on this the third day of the blackest black history month ever, here is some advice from a black. I need you all to figure out where where are your ancestral roots? How do you reconnect with your ancestral roots? not your degenerate ancestors, the ones who started this country or the ones who created this faux culture of whiteness, a culture that has no connection to land and ain't got no connection to to language. All it's got is a connection to this ideology that your degenerate ass ancestors created because they were some selfish, greedy [ __ ] who was willing to kill, rape, and pillage and plunder. And it's isn't it weird to everybody how now we are aware that the whole nation is basically being run by a ring of pedophiles. It's weird until you realize that slavery was a sex trafficking ring, right? Slavery was a sex trafficking, labor trafficking,

31:26 human trafficking ring, and ain't nobody paid no cause for that or no crimes for that or there are no penalties for that. And so here we are, which is why everyone now seems to be perfectly acceptable finding all these names in the Epstein files. And ain't nobody getting arrested. But that's another story for another day. White people or people who identify as white, y'all got to figure out how to reconnect with who you were before. Who were you before you were when you were French, when you were Scottish or German? Who were you before? Uh the Roman Christians used or I should say the the Romans used Christianity as a religion that they had cobbled together. It wasn't even based on the teachings of Jedras. But they used that as a dominating religion to come in and invade Europe. Who were you before they forced you to bury your traditions? Who were you as a white person before they separated you from from your healing societies and from your your secret societies and and from your fairies and your leprechauns and all the other mythologies that kept you tied to your

32:13 land? Who were you then? We need you to connect with that so you can figure out how to become human again. Because right now as whiteness culture participants, you are no longer human. You have lost access to your humanity. And y'all got to figure that [ __ ] out. Y'all got to take some time and figure that out because we the blacks AND EVERYBODY ELSE. WE OVER THIS [ __ ] It's a multi-entury temper tantrum that whiteness indulges in. You're not special. You're not supreme. You're not the greatest to do anything except destroy other people because of a jealousy and a and an inability to connect with humanity in a culture that doesn't exist because you abandoned the cultures that did. So take a seat, eat your food, connect with your better ancestors, meditate, talk to Jesus, talk

32:58 to whomever you got to talk to, whatever your your Lilith or whatever fairies y'all used to connect with and and god powers you used to have. Ever since y'all been Christians, you've been evil. and figure out how you move forward. And we'll be over here reminding ourselves of who we are so the rest of us can move on. The only reason we have whiteness culture is for a select group of people to basically engage in the fiction that uh Mark Carney, the prime minister of Canada, talked about. That fiction that that that was the the basis of the world order such as it was. They all the rest of the world know it's a fiction. We all know it's a fiction. And before America turns into a penal colony, much the way El Salvador kind of is. Remember how Donald Trump was sending Kilmargo Garcia and a whole bunch of other people down

33:44 to El Salvador to see cop, which is a prison that basically it's like they're to it's like the biggest thing they got going in El Salvador right now. They got this young brutal ass dictator wannabe like a Trump and everybody the dictator and like basically they want America to be a penal colony again and they're using your connection to whiteness to allow for it. So on and the Blackest Black History Month ever, y'all got to figure that [ __ ] out. If you plan on being connected with the rest of humanity, if not, fine. Stay here and do what you got to do. Y'all figure it out. And those of you who gonna stay here with them, go with God. We'll pray for you. But the rest of us who are focused on being human, reclaiming our our heritage, our connection to land, our connection to righteousness, our connection to each other, our connection to community. We ain't got no more time for your [ __ ] We over it. The whole world is over it. And I think you are

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