0:19 Heat. Heat. 0:33 Hey, 0:44 hey, hey. 1:11 Heat. Hey, heat. Hey, heat. 1:54 Sound check. Sound check. I am here. Brother Neil Frasier is here just in the nick of time. Slid right in to home plate just in the nick of time. Let me open up the screen and let's get with it. We have a lot to cover and only a way that brother Neil Frasier can do it. Let's let's fast. >> Oh, I'm doing good. I'm doing good. I'm over here hiding myself. So, pay it no mind because, you know, we're in a new location and you know, we'll be setting things up and everything like that. So, everything's going good. You look well on the screen. You got yourself centered just right. >> And um let me take this banner off here that's scrolling so we can focus on your information. And um I'm just so glad to be here. And we're going to play. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I can't wait. >> Well, yeah. I'm good. I'm glad to be with you, too, on Monday, man. It's a good day. Every day is a good day as long as we keep pushing forward, right? >> Yes. Yes. So, everything sounds good. 2:55 Like I said, you know, we're in a completely new location and I'm happy about that. And >> well, congratulations, brother. >> Congratulations. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. What a tremendous sense of relief and looking forward to going even higher, you know. That's that's really what it is, you know, going higher, you know. So, >> we have um I don't know if you want to play the video right away. U we have two videos we want to play. One was replaced by another. Um I have to get the other one. I have this first one with Dr. Francis Crest Weling. Um is there anything that you wanted to before we play it or just as an intro before we play the video? >> Um yeah. Um well, you know, the bio of her is very important because uh she is a she is one of our uh greatest minds that have been produced uh in America. And uh we need our younger generation need to hear more of her and what her theory and philosophy on life as a black 3:59 person living in this world as only she can do. So she's a special special sister. I'm glad to be highlighting her work today. >> Yes. Yes. Okay. So we're going to play this video. It's not a long video. And while we play it, I'm gonna search for the other one because, you know, I just got right into position. So, let >> Well, you know what, brother? It's fine. This one is This one is good enough. It's fine >> if >> Okay. Okay. Cool. Okay. Okay. Cuz I know you have a chalk full of information to share. >> Yeah. I reread her book, The ISIS Papers. >> Okay, here we go. >> All right. Gonna start this. Okay. Hold tight. 5:00 Yo yo yo guys, welcome back again. Today we're going to be talking about Dr. Francis Crest Welsing. Dr. Francis Crest Welsing was born in 1935 in Chicago, Illinois. Both her father and mother held jobs in which her mother was a teacher and her father was a doctor in the medical field. She also was the second child of three girls. These two professionals would mold Francis to look deeper into the normal way of life. Her dad Henry and her mother Ida. She would go on to university at the age of 22 in 1957. She would acquire a bachelor's degree of science from Antioch College in Ohio. And in 1962, Francis would acquire a medical doctor degree from Howard University. She also acquired a medical degree in child psychology. She would go on to work at children's hospitals as a psychiatrist and eventually went back to Howard University to work as an assistant 6:00 professor. Francis would go on to write her first writing which is the crest theory of color confrontation and racism. She would publish this book in 1970. This book would analyze and suggest that humans with little to no pigment in their skin were abnormal. Pigment in human skin seemed to be the natural state. This conclusion came from the majority of humans producing pigment in their skin. Such as Europeans or albinoism was a genetic inadequacy. This theory in Francis's book would be the origins of white supremacy culture in racial perception. 22 years later, she would write the ISIS papers, the keys to the colors. This was a collection of essays written by Francis over a 18-year time period. They were also named after the Egyptian goddess Isis who was the sister of the god of Osiris. 7:03 She would argue the African origins of civilization by highlighting the achievements in philosophy, science, and architecture. Francis also talks of Europeans being the only people in the world with little to no melanin and for this reason they were expelled out of Africa. She also claims that Europeans want to ensure genetic survival in Europeans due to the rest of the world having melanin. Populations of blacks and other melanated people around the world were growing at a faster rate than whites were. If put in the same population with melanin, the melanin would mix with the white and produce a person with melanin. Francis speaks of how Europeans view the human body as a sin and the need to be reborn. While no such concepts exist in immeated culture around the world before the introduction of foreign religions, I found this Mark Twain quote I learned 8:04 about and found very interesting. Nearly all the black and brown skins are beautiful, but white is rare. How rare? One may learn by walking down a street in Paris, New York or London on any weekday, particularly in an unfashionable street. In keeping count of the satisfactory complexions encountered in the course of a mile, where dark complexions are masked, they make the whites look bleached out, unh wholesome, sometime frankly ghastly. That was said by Mark Twain himself. These papers and writings were the first time a African-American psychiatrist wrote on and against a predominantly white practice in the West. Theories and studies on social, cultural, and psychology in the West were mostly done by Europeans. She was qualified to speak on all these subjects and she did. She would be the first to focus on why white supremacy came into the world. She had push back 9:04 and even debated on live TV. Her debate would be in 1974 with Dr. William Shockley. Dr. William Shockley at the time was author of a theory of black genetic inferiority. She would debate and the basis were and challenged the traditional definitions of racism. She would speak on these definitions that were put in place by white behavioral and social scientists. There was a lot of controversy surrounding her and she was even spoke about on the Los Angeles Times for being the first scientist to analyze white racism in Western psychiatry. Francis had a strong belief that racism could be erased by education, self-respect, and discipline. She would go on to lecture at many universities and also in England. She also advised black women and men to not have kids until they were in their 10:05 30s. This was so they can properly educate themselves so they can raise the next generation to function at a high level. Francis would pass away in 2016 at the age of 80 years old. So today we talk about Francis Crest Welsing. Please like and subscribe. Turn on the bell notification down there so you'll get all my videos. Add me on all social medias which is African Network which is Instagram, Twitter, Soundcloud, Snapchat, Facebook and Tik Tok. Each one teach one. Always love each other. Always learn from each other. And yo guys, until next time, keep debating. Peace. One love. >> Okay. >> Right on. Thank you, brother Lance. >> Yeah, I appreciate you playing the videos. Um because uh one of the other things that it does is a lot of the younger generation such as the one that made this video, they um are coming into the knowledge and they are producing um great work that is um trying to be lost 11:07 or purposely being lost um due to the type of racism that we face in education. But, uh, I just want to, uh, say hello to you, brother. I'm glad, uh, you're getting your house in order and everything is working out for you. >> Um, thank you. >> I I want to greet everybody in the chat room. >> I, uh, I, uh, reread the ISIS papers. I took a couple of days. Um, but it took me back to when I I first came across her knowledge. And uh you know she back during the time that time um a lot of people I was at Morgan but she was at she was uh very well known um in Howard and uh where she went to school and taught and also um just throughout the whole continent. and uh she's in the line of of some of 12:08 our great great teachers and scholars that came out of the Chicago area. Another one that comes to mind is Dr. Clyde Winters and uh you know she is the prototype of our queens and you you you can bet that there will never be a movie about her unless one of us produces that movie. So one of the real interest >> Absolutely brother and you know one of the one of the interesting things about this sister is she stands at the top of of this profession. She's a medical doctor and a psychiatrist. Okay. I mean, I'm sorry. She's a medical doctor and has uh psychiatric treatment uh training of the brain. And so she is more 13:08 qualified to talk about black issues than anybody out there. Um and along with France Fenan, they are to me the creator creat spirit that our people for some reason have not embraced. Um I was I was going to say earlier before I get into the lesson that I can remember the controversy uh surrounding her where they didn't even want her teaching at Howard. And you know a lot of our so-called academic people or bajgeoa people they are let's call it for what it is they are the ones that are the gatekeepers um that keep the real knowledge from our people. But today we're going to celebrate our sister this um her work like like many of our um people educators in the past 14:10 her work is timeless. Um but because we have been indoctrinated to split time up we don't incorporate the importance of this. But a black psychiatrist is more um along with uh social psychologists like Dr. Amos Wilson are more qualified to um explain to look at our situation, explain it, and then put a theory out there. Now, here's the other thing. She is the only black psychiatrist other than France Fernan that has a theory out and it's interesting that France Fernan's theory is basically the same which is the biological roots of hate. So as we go into um Dr. Francis Crest Wilson. Again, her theory is very very challenging 15:11 because um like many of the uh things that we say and do like take you for instance, when you have to deal with truth with our people, it it causes a a a real friction and tension. But this is the only way that we are going to be able to cut through all of the indoctrination and education that we have been given in regards to who we are, how we are supposed to function. I'm sorry. Oh >> no. >> Oh okay. and also um why we are functioning in this manner and all of these things are very important because as we talk about all the time we see the effects on our young people now now think about if if uh Francis Dr. Francis 16:12 Crest Wilson was really touted in our community like she should be and need to be. We have a different set of uh young women, a different mindset with our young women in terms of who they are. And uh no one has else has the uh capacity um than our young women to do this. But this is why so much time and effort is uh given to them being something other than who they are. So as I said her her main theory um in 1968 19 uh 70 I'm sorry 69 the crest theory of colorization or the crest theory of racism and again it's rooted in uh it's the biological roots of hate or uh more importantly the 17:14 fear of genetic annihilation And this work is from her um groundbreaking book, The ISIS Papers, uh the keys to the colors. And uh one of the things that she said was that uh she had read a statement by uh Dr. uh WB Dub Boy that said that the uh problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color line. Um so let's let's dive into her theory. Um let's look at each one of them. I I actually uh found there are many more but about about 32 of them and and we'll go through them and we'll dissect them and we'll look at it through her eyes and through her theory and I'll also add a little commentary along the way. But uh I'll make the distinction between what Dr. Wilson is saying and what my 18:17 commentary is. >> Yes. Yes. I'm going to run upstairs really quick. >> Okay, brother. >> Bring a plate back to the kitchen. I'll come right back down. >> Okay, >> brother. Okay. >> So, uh so uh also we know from what Dr. John Henry Clark said is that we have no friends. And when we look at the work of Dr. Wilson, we we can comprehend and understand why a man like Dr. Clark made this kind of a statement who traveled the world and dealt with cultures all over the world. Um, but the first thing she said was the number one law of genetics is black first and black last. and she talked about the 9month rule when um Europeans began to travel on the oceans and they came in contact 19:18 with black people when they let's let's say for what it is. when they raped the black women or women of color wherever they went. Then if they stuck around for nine months, then they found out that that offspring is going to be a black or melanated child. Okay, so this this was their first encounter with this what we call the ninemonth rule. Okay, that no matter how you slices, slice it and dice it, the first law of genetics is black first and black last. And so this is this is one of the reasons why there became a urgent need to now create something that could offset this genetic reality. This is something the creator created. You 20:21 couldn't you couldn't change it or they couldn't change it. So they had to structure a system that would be able to counter this uh natural law that existed. Um the other the other point that she made was that blacks have the highest level of genetic manifestation over time. So this causes black males to be the number one enemy and threat to the white male power structure. And and we see this playing out. uh we have seen this played out I should say in the 500y year history that we've had with Europeans now known as white people we we've seen this um this is undeniable 21:23 um this is a fact that can't be disputed and she gives us the explanation for this um which we'll go into uh on the next uh next page. But for the most part, what she was saying was that black and brown men control the genetics on the planet. Um this is true because we know that uh 90% of the people on the planet are melanated people. Again, these are facts that can't be disputed. So, we're looking at how 10% of the world's population um is able to control the other 90% of the world's population. Um so, I I kind of look at a couple of 22:24 things to kind of support this uh theory that she has. you you can look at medical homicide. Um there was a study that was done by a doctor that worked for the CDC. I'm sure they took the video down by now. It was called the um the medical homicide of black babies. And uh what they would do is a lot of the vaccines that we use, they would grind the babies up. And I know this sounds horrible. um the ones that were not given to uh Planned Parenthood, which is a whole another um story in itself, but the ones that were uh aborted or however um they um were not alive. 23:24 Okay, some were uh their death was induced. Um but nonetheless, this medical homicide um was greater than any other group of people in the United States. And so when they when he began to look at it, he realized that these babies that were being grinded up were being used their um actually their substance, you know, and that's call it for what it is. Their melanin which is the number one pill pharmaceutical pill in the world was being used okay to strengthen the power of the vaccine and in some cases was being used in order to target melanated people when they were 24:25 injected. Uh we mentioned Planned Parenthood. Um, we know that the founder of Planned Parenthood was an above racist, but Planned Parenthood, at least when I was growing up, you could find one just about on every corner um in our communities. And uh, you know, only I mean, only the creator knows what they did with the millions of uh, babies that were aborted uh, since its founding. hundreds of millions. But th this supports um this statement that she made that there is a biological root and origin of hate. Um so her psychiatric evaluation of our society on a subconscious level is sexuality. Now we know people like the 25:27 people that they have in the history books like Sigman Freud who's really a fraud because unbeknownst to us is that Sigman Freud took a lot of his knowledge and and comprehension and interpretation of some subconscious functioning from the African culture. Um but those those of us that know this um know that a lot of his ev psychiatric evaluation centered around what he learned from the um knowledge that went before him um from KTH and and other uh parts of the of the motherland that he actually got information from. Uh so she used she used sports 26:27 in order to um break this down and give us a true picture of what is happening to uh the white male psychic on a subconscious level that's then then directed towards black males. That big brown balls rule. Okay, that you have a brown football that goes through a white open upright. Then you have a brown basketball that goes into a white net, which is still a hole. Then you have a small white ball with a long stick that you use, okay, to knock the white balls into black mother earth. Um, she also gave an analogy that I thought was was very uh fascinating 27:28 because I used to like to play this game, the game of pool. And I never thought about it before until I uh actually heard her theory that in order to win the game, not only do you have to knock down all of the balls and the numbers that the stripe or solid that you chose, okay? But in order to win the game, you must knock the black ball into the hole. Okay? And the only one ball left standing is the the little white ball. It's it's it's a it's a fascinating way to look at and um conceptualize this. But we have to remember that a psychiatrist um is uh qualified to look at the subconscious in ways that we may not um you know comprehend right away. And it might seem far-fetched, 28:30 but when when you think about the way that she broke this down and using balls, it makes a lot of sense. Um, so I mentioned to you that uh she uh when she first read the statement by WD divorce that uh the problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color line. she came up with uh well actually she met Mr. Neely Fuller Jr. uh one of our uh great sociologists who um when she first heard him speak she learned about this system because prior to that time prior to this um information coming out by uh Mr. Neily Fuller Jr. and also uh later by Dr. Wilson is that we looked at everything from a economic 29:33 standpoint. I mean we had to because the economics was what was uh overwhelmingly affecting the plight of black people or black and brown people. This was you know something that we couldn't walk away from. So from her dealings with uh Neilie Fuller Jr. she uh surmised that there was a system of white supremacy that was based on antilackness. And uh again she she got this um system from Neilie Fuller Jr. But this system of white supremacy and uh antilackness actually operated in nine areas of human activity which is economics, education, law, politics, 30:36 entertainment, labor, religion, and sex. Now, for each one of these areas, I did a little commentary to kind of, you know, bring more light to this. Um, and economics, if if you look at the fact that we are denied any type of business capital to start uh any type of institution that will benefit our people other than churches and liquor stores. Um but outside of that, we're not able to get any financing or capital from the same banks that take um black money or tithes from the churches every Sunday. We we get none of this money to use for the economic uh growth and development of the black community. Also uh when you look at um individuals 31:37 like Marcus Garvey who was basically castrated okay and when I say cast I'm talking about economically because he was the first person to build an industry okay a global industry for our people that would have changed the destiny of our economic experience here in this country and they mobilized against him using some of our own people. They mobilized against him and destroyed the only corporate entity that was produced by black people on a global scale. Uh then you look at Black Wall Street where you had people who could barely read or write that established uh what we know as Black Wall Street that will 32:39 we know the outcome of that. We know what eventually happened. So these are these are things that cannot be denied. Um, and what's really interesting is no matter how much you try to hide these facts, they are still there in history. So because you keep them out of your books, you expect us just to bury the history of our ancestors when we look at movies when you're still glorifying Rome and Greece. Okay? From thousands of years ago. So when we talk about our people and our history, here's the other thing. How is it, and I thought about this, how is it that someone that controls 98 to 99% of the resources available to us, I'm talking about control, the distribution of it. How is it that 33:42 you're still fighting against us? What is it there? You know when you start looking at these realities which we for some reason want don't want to look at or want to deny. I understand the reasons for this but now it's time to come out of that because the war is fullblown. So if you want to be steamrolled that's fine. I'm not gonna be steamrolled. And uh I know brother Lance and the people in the chat room and all of us, we have a right to stand up, okay, as the original primordial seeds of the planet to defend us, to defend our culture and say that we are no longer going to accept the fact that you're going to hide our history because it's not up to you Really, this is again why we need our own black 34:43 think tanks, why we need our own black schools, because it's never going to happen. Dr. Francis Crest Wilson, people like her, their great work is going to be buried. And it's gonna be buried because they have us so caught up into things that are going on outside of our culture that we don't see the time bomb ticking for our young people. Okay? And all all of these nine areas, okay? They're interconnected. The next one is education. Now again we have a issue where they want to deny real American history. Okay. Um they they want to deny this because they know kids children are not stupid. Okay? They're not stupid. Matter of fact, some 35:43 of them have more sense than us because a child will tell you what's right in front of them. Okay? that the same thing we see they see. The difference is they're not trying to sugarcoat it or act like it don't exist. So you ask yourself, who is uh really the more mature one here? Because you still have a people that are unable to face their own fallacies, their own um inferiority, okay? their own and I'm not saying that we are better than anybody. I'm just saying all of us, okay, have things that we have to look at. But you only want to project this God Christian mentality that white is right and black is wrong. 36:43 And we're saying no, this is our our greatest scientists have explained to us the how um detrimental this is to our psychological uh well-being and survival. Um also uh yeah so now what you see is you see the um public and private school dichotomy that we're facing. So what they have done is as they begin to destroy or close down or or stop the funding, you have all these black tax and brown taxpayers that deserve a school in their community. But if you notice, they're shutting down mostly the elementary schools. Why is that? because the a lot of our great uh ancestors and 37:45 educators names are on these schools. Carter G. Woodson, Charles Bunch, you know, a lot Lawrence Dunbar. Okay. So, it's not just that uh they're closing these schools for the lies that they say they are because of uh because of their budgets, but they're closing them because many of those schools in our community bear the names of our great ancestors who had sacrificed and died for us. So because again we're so inundated with economics, we ignore the other eight areas of uh human activity. Okay. Um the other point and and this system that Neilie Fuller uh presented to her and that she expounded on and 38:46 clarified um is very important to us today because the exact same thing is still happening. Okay? I don't care how much material uhism you have, that's not going to change this reality. Um the third area was the area of law. Okay. Uh American Jewish pudence. uh you know, you look at the uh criminal justice system, we don't even have to go into the prison industrial complex or or or or when you look at law enforcement when they are the judge and the jury on the streets with our people. Okay? So, you know, in all of these areas, we still see, okay, the exact same thing that Dr. Wilson was telling us. And that there 39:48 has to be something greater than just economic denial. It has to be at the root uh a biological root of hate at a subconscious level. That has to be a fact. There's no other explanation for this. Uh the fourth area is the area of politics. Look how long we've been dealing with the voting rights act. This is nothing more than a psychological ploy of control. You're still my slave. I can tell you when you can vote because remember this is why it's so important for us to keep our history alive. And uh I I I was just browsing through something and and I saw one of the books uh that they uh are banning from being taught. Uh kudos to uh the young uh Latino congresswoman uh what's her name? 40:49 They call her AOC where she brought this out. They they are uh they have taken the story of Rosa Parks that book out of the public school system. Now, why didn't any of our black law makers point this out? Not that she is. She's a brown woman, melanated woman. Their culture is dealing with the same thing. But this history is important. Okay? This this history is very important to our people. If you even if you didn't even hear about civil rights, you need to know the story of Rosa Parks because here was an individual who stood up, a young black woman at the time, stood up against this massive system of white supremacy and said, "No, 41:52 I'm not going to move. And so these are the types of images that are young black women. But again, I'm not saying this to put anybody down. Uh I don't know Beyonce. I don't know anything about her. I know more about Jay-Z, you know, being from the East Coast, but the the power structure doesn't see her as a threat. So they'll promote these 440 hertz um type of entertainment in order that our young woman women instead of wanting to follow in the footsteps of Francis Crest Wilson. Okay, there's nothing wrong with being a singer, an entertainer if you if you 42:53 want to Beyonce. Um, sometimes from some of the things I've seen, she comes out with good messages. But again, we need to see both sides. We don't need to just see that side where they're telling our young women, "This is what a successful black woman is." Okay? And get on TV and shake your ass and twerk and then we'll reward you for that. But at the same time, they won't make a movie about Dr. Francis Crest Wilson, the greatest black psychiatrist that ever lived in America. The other thing is the manipulation and abuse of power. Um, it's convenient for you to lie when it covers you, but if you and I go into a courtroom and we say something, if we lie under oath, we'll 43:57 end up doing five years, sometimes more than that. So, there are there are two systems of justice in this country. Everybody knows it. But again, when you're able to take the truth and twist it into a lie, uh, you know, then what can you what can you do? What can you say unless you have people who are willing to stand up against that? Uh, let's look at the fifth area, entertainment. Okay. So, we have the same old stereotypes in the media that we see about blacks. Okay. You know, if you look back at the images that were presented about our people, you see a variation of it today. I see it. Okay. I I'm sure plenty of of our people 44:59 in the chat room and Lance and all of us see this, but this is constantly uploaded. Okay? They're constantly projecting these old stereotypical images of bootlicking and cooning that are being lived out and played out right in front of us. Actually, there's a misnomer about the um personality called Uncle Tom. They actually use that as a deception. Uncle Tom was not the person that they painted in history. So, you know, again, this is a perfect example of us following narratives that someone else has written about us when we have our own history that was written by our own people that we refuse to accept. Um, the other thing is not only are they still using the same uh old stereotypes, but um, black people 46:02 still have the same fundamental relationship with white people that we had going back to the plantation where we were their form of entertainment. you know, we had to entertain them when, you know, other owners visited different plantations or if the um owner just wanted to be entertained, they had to get out and dance and play the banjo or whatever instrument they played. Also, in sports, uh I don't know what the percentages are in the NFL. I'd say 70% are black uh or melanated. Uh and we know in the NBA 80% is is definitely black. Um in baseball now you have the the uh Brown brothers, you know, probably 50 to 60%. Um but it's still a form of 47:03 entertainment, okay, for the dominant culture. Um going all the way back to Rome when they had these coliseum and put people out there with lions, okay? So they tell you Christians were eaten up by lions, but you didn't know that Yeshua and those were fighting against these people just like you are today. It's incredible. But we're still the primary entertainment for them. Whether it's in sports, whether it's in music, whether it's in comedy, whatever area of entertainment you want to look at, okay? other than when they're plagiarizing themselves in the media on the big screen, we are still the primary uh entertainment for white culture. Uh and then they've created this death 48:03 culture with our young people where again you know and I'll debate anybody on this as the primordial seed of the planet our kids our children have no reason being uh subjected to a death culture. They are taking the creator given uh talents and gifts that you have that no one else has and they're exploiting it for fiat and telling you that this is greater or parade you across the screen as as being greater than your commitment to truth about your own people. This is one of the biggest tragedies when we look at it that has happened to us. Um she also talked about the fact 49:07 that um black people have endured torture and torment for 25 generations. And think about that. 25 generations. But yet you want to sweep this under the rug as if this has no psychological or subconscious effect on us. You have got to be insane to believe that. No, no person in their right mind would look at the 465 100year history of torment and abuse against black people and say that this does not this system does not apply to us today. Um when we look at labor, okay, uh the continuous 50:08 or the continual unemployment of black men and replacing it with guns and drugs for them for their economic survival in our communities is one of the biggest ongoing tragedies uh that exist in our country. There are no major corporations uh in the communities where black men live there. There is no effort to change this situation only to to build up this narcissistic god complex that you have in order to subdue black men under your feet. And see, this is the other part of Dr. Francis Crest Wilson's theory that I wholeheartedly see and agree with that 51:08 you want to bust our balls. Um, and and we'll talk about that in the next segment. We'll talk about how that's played out, why it's played out. And then because whenever you ask the question why that internalizes and activates your pineal gland and now you're thinking okay you're not just looking and reading and hearing something and accepting it as gospel truth. But when you begin to use the word why, okay? Then you begin to see what the what the bottom line of her theory is very clearly. Uh the other thing is is the underdevelopment of of the growth and development of black men and women in the area of labor and the replacement or 52:11 the gentrification of the working class. Um we clearly see this. Okay. Uh uh the the other thing is when when black people are removed from that gentrified area, then the industries come in. See, I get out. I go to different cities. I see things. I don't just listen to what they say on the so-called news or I see the reality of what is being done. And I'm sure a lot of you do as well. Um but you clearly see you know in any city you go in you see the conditions of our men who have in many cases a lot of these men are veterans. Okay just like my brother was before he drunk himself to death at a young age. 53:14 You know th this is we have to talk about this because again billions of dollars are being um exported out of this country when our own people here okay who descendants have bled and died and produced the greatest wealth in the history of this country. are suffering. Their children are suffering. But yet, you can continue to quote scriptures and say to black people that you have your pie in the sky while you're living your heaven right here. No, we are living in hell. Okay? Now you can parade the little half of 1% of black people that are successful in your system 54:15 and that gives you the justification to deny the horrible conditions economically that you have put our people in. No, no, no, no. Uh the seventh area of human uh activity is religion. That's a no-brainer. We discuss this all the time because this is uh the language of our people. Okay? It is what it is. But uh there's the spiritual enslavement of our people and this pie in the sky mentality. um where you know uh many of our people um you know believe that we're going to have some type of reward when we transition and uh when your reward is right here that you were given the planet you were 55:16 put here on the planet for for a purpose and a reason and the planet is one of abundance But because you have people because you have the inequitable distribution of wealth, okay, then you have people pacifying you in other ways when behind closed doors they're bringing in all kind of people. Um I I like the analogy she used of chess, which we'll get into um after we cover the last two here. But we know what religion has done to our people, what it continues to do. Um we we know that already. And then there's sex. the the uh last area, well, not the last area, but uh sex number eight, which uh the sexual exploitation of our women again on on the screen on 56:19 the media, where they're only looked at as successful when they're twerking or doing something perverted for for you to enjoy. Um, and then our our young women, our girls are looking at the same thing. But there's a bigger issue involved in this, too. Is it it is the uh missing black and brown girls, 16,000 a year. Now, this is something too that's being hidden. Where are all our our girls going, man? Where they going? And who's taking them? and why are they taking them? So, you can highlight something that happens in Africa when maybe 500 girls are taken or whatever. But we have 16,000 documented black and brown women missing in this country every year. Has anybody asked why? Where are they? 57:22 Who's taken them? Well, we just recently found out about the beat over the last 10 years, which has been going on forever. Um, the uh se uhh sex trafficking, slavery of our our young girls. We we know this. There's proof of this. So you know in in this area uh we we know that there is a lot of exploitation that's going on that's not being talked about because the evil wicked system that is doing this as always has you in a fault and wants to hide it. It's like when you go in the kitchen at night and you cut on the uh we used to do this for fun. Cut on the light and you see all the roaches 58:23 scurrying. You know they running from their light. Okay. Uh the last area she talked about was war. And we can clearly see this. We can see the the threatening and the bullying of Africa, you know, where you're telling our people that they don't have the right to govern their countries the way that they see fit, that they don't want any perversion there. And then you get angry with your wrath at them because they are saying, "We don't want this perverted filth and godlessness in our country." But yet you're going to continue to bully and threaten them. But but you say that sovereign nations should be able to you know govern themselves and that you respect that just like all the broken treaties the over I don't know how many 59:26 hundreds of broken treaties but just because you have it on paper doesn't mean anything. you you've had a lot of laws on the books for hundreds of years that still have not manifested, haven't done anything to actually um do anything to to stop all this evil, wickedness. So, the other thing we're looking at too is domestic terrorism. They know that this exists. They know that there is a uh conspiracy against black and brown people, not just with the twisted uh domestic terrorists, but people who are in power that um that uh actually encourages this. Okay. But you want to like like the the old people used to say, you want to throw 1:00:27 the rocks and hide your hands. Okay. But you are directly responsible for this uh this energy that's being created in domestic terrorism. Okay. Directly responsible for it. So as we see um this this great system that she explained that's used against our people um we can clearly see the effects of it in all nine areas of human activity. Okay. Um moving on right along. Uh chess, one of my favorite games. She gave an interesting breakdown of um that the objective of chess is for the white king to capture the black king. Um and that the white piece moves first 1:01:30 or in other words, it's on offense and it's attacking and then it moves to defense. But the black piece has to wait on the white piece to move first. And we're always going from defense to offense. Now, think about that. and and um people that have played uh team sports or coached or what have you recognize the importance of this is that uh when you're playing from a defensive situation um you you can if you know how to work it use your defense to turn into offense. Okay, but we're talking about life. We're not talking about sports, okay? In sports, you can do that. That a good defense can trump a good offense, but now since they don't play defense, and you know, it's who can score the 1:02:32 most points. But in chess, uh, that's interesting that the white piece moves first and it's always on offense and and attacks first, then it moves to defense. And in this game, the black plays defense first and then you have to go into offense. Okay, just just the mere fact of that dichotomy is something to think about. Okay. So then we look at uh now this is something I added to her theory that uh the queen's energy manipulates the game to protect one king and deceive the other. Okay. So the white queen is actually in um in reality her goal is to protect that system because she comes out of that system and everyone she's 1:03:33 attached to benefits from that system. So why in the hell? Okay. So the most that she would do is deceive the other king, the black king. But this was very interesting. uh her breakdown on the game of chess. Um actually uh when you look at real life, it kind of mirrors real life. Um because the majority of the black males who economically break through the ceiling, they marry a the white uh queens. So in act actuality and in the reality and in real life this plays out as well. Okay. Um and then she said interesting thing she said that they didn't know about black 1:04:33 people until they started circumnavigating the ocean. So you you have to think about the fact and looking at it from a real life scenario. If you just like when Columbus first uh when he got lost and went to the Caribbean, they had never seen all they had ever seen was black and brown men. So when they first saw Columbus, they didn't know what he was to be honest with you. They certainly didn't know who he was, but more importantly, they didn't know what he was. So if you're not exposed to something and then all of a sudden this becomes a reality to you, okay, or manifests to you, um then then you're going to have a natural reaction to that in a way that may not be pleasurable. 1:05:36 Or either that or you're going to find a way to manipulate and deceive those groups of people that you have now disco so-called discovered and come in contact with because you don't know if they can annihilate you or not. But as she said, the 9month rule once they found out or you know if they didn't stick around for nine months and they came back, which many of them did, they continue to come back and exploit the same areas that they would see that the seeds that they left were brown. Okay? So these are things that we can we can readily see whether we want to see them or not. and we understand and comprehend why um certain people are kept out of the history books or more importantly they're kept away from our 1:06:38 children. Um so she also talked about the symbolic reality of the sub subconscious mind or the archetypes which we mentioned earlier the big brown balls and that these big brown balls had the uh capacity to genetically annihilate them. and and she she uh she gave an interesting scenario of a gun that they call a gun the great equalizer because I don't know about you but when if you're Yeah. If there's 10% of a group and there's 90% that you're facing, you better come up with something to offset that. And so, like I said, this makes sense from a psych psychiatric standpoint 1:07:39 and from her knowing how the brain and the body works. Again, she's qualified to make these type of uh assessments which she has had to do. and she was explaining how uh when she was working in mental health and uh she had to face the fact that okay all of my patients are black. All the people that I work with are black. I have to figure out a way to solve the mental health issues that black people are confronted with. not from a theory based on uh the white culture but on the theory. And this was a aha moment for her because now she had been trained again like many of our professionals. I remember when I my first job out of Morgan at Springrove State Mental 1:08:41 Hospital in Baltimore, the DSM3. I don't know what it is now, but all of those definitions were based on the experiences of of the white culture that we had to learn cuz I remember we used to laugh saying, "Oh, wow. This don't happen in the black community." So, you know, but at the same time, this is something that we have to look at and comprehend in order for us cuz the the more we move forward, the more stress that they put on us in all these areas of human activity, what are we just going to crumble up and die? Okay, we're in a war here. Okay. And you know, people have been told that a war always means bang bang. That's just one aspect of a war. But you have to protect yourself. 1:09:42 But I'm saying that there there are that's just one aspect of war. Okay? There's psychological, there's spiritual, and then there's all the other um eight areas of human activity that these wars are being played out in. Okay. So, let's cover another we're getting ready to cover another area that's very important and relevant to us today. Um, homosexuality. She said that homosexuality was not the dominant expression of black sexuality, but it was the dominant expression in Greek and Roman culture. And that's very interesting and something to think about. She gave explanations as to why, which we'll cover in a minute. But just this statement is so profound because 1:10:43 nowhere in the history of black people do you see this activity and I personally look for it for years. Nowhere and none of the history uh of black people anywhere. Now I'm not talking about where you have there's exception to every rule. I'm talking about the dominant expression of black sexuality in the history of our people has never been homosexuality. But the dominant expression in sexuality has been um prevalent in Greek and Roman culture. And that's something to to really really think about. Um she talked about how um Jesus or Yeshua uh was a black man who and the Romans 1:11:46 were the initial white supremist. And you can look at history and see that. Okay? because that like like she said, even Billy Graham said that uh that Jesus couldn't have been white. That that's genetically impossible. So the the other thing that she um that she said as a result of this is that we've been programmed to destroy ourselves on a 247 basis. um you know that that the system because of the way that it indoctrinates us in all these areas of human activity. It constantly 24/7 programs us like like with the the carrot 1:12:49 stick being dangled over you and animal jumping up to try to get it and every time you jump up they pull it back higher. Well, it's the same thing with us. uh and that she said it's important for us to to comprehend this is that they structured this system to endure over time. So in other words, there has to be different players that come along, okay, that has to replace the old players. When a lot of these old politicians leave, who do you think's going to replace them? The system is still going to be the same. I'll give you a perfect example. When you look at uh sports organizations that are successful, okay, that is because they have perfected a system and then they look for the types of players that fit into 1:13:50 the system. Okay? And I'll never forget, you know, a lot of people don't know this about sports. They only look at talent, but there's a lot of compromise that has to be made in order to win a championship. You got guys that have to become three and fourth, the third and fourth options that anywhere else they would be the number one option. And throughout their careers in high school and college, they were the number one options. But, you know, this is something that happened uh I remember with the Warriors when uh we had a great young player called Monty Ellis who's uh all star. Um I think he was averaging somewhere near 20 points a game. Was a great scorer. Um but you had a guy like Mark Jackson who understands talent and understands what it takes to win. 1:14:53 knew that Steph and uh and Clay were going to develop into these great players. They remember these players are scouted from the time, you know, they go to these camps when they're teenagers. So, it's not like they don't know and have observed these players over time. So, long story short, people were all in an uproar saying, "Why did they trade Monte Ellis? That's crazy." For a rookie or for I think this Steph was in his second year, but Monte Ellis said he was not going to be a second or third option, uh, you know, to a rookie or to, you know, young players. And this is a reality. This is why a lot of good players are traded. And people say, "Well, that was a bad trade." No, it wasn't. No, it wasn't. 1:15:55 If they had not made that trade and gotten someone that can perform a role, cuz that's all you need is someone that's can play a specific role that's needed because there are several roles that's needed. Then you have the makings of of building a championship. The same way in life when you put together a team you for some reason everybody thinks they have to be at the head but that's not the most important person. Okay. Many times the person that you don't see or that's behind the scenes is the most important person on that team. So, I I use that as an analogy because I know a lot of our people are sports fans or what have you, but the point I was trying to make that she made was that you have to have people to buy into this system over a long period of time, okay, 1:16:57 hundreds of years and in our case a millennia or more that you have to when this is passed down, no matter how innocent people want to pretend Okay, they have to buy into this system of white supremacy in order for it to be effective because if they didn't then it would dismantle. You see what I'm saying? So um you know yeah there may be some good people but they understand and comprehend the fact that they have to continue to uphold this system in order for them to to hold on to power. Okay. And that's a important dynamic for us to to comprehend here. Okay. The other thing that she said too to go along with um this was that the reason why religion was so powerful uh with us or had a great effect on neutralizing us was that 1:17:59 the concept and image of God should look like you and that if it doesn't, who's going to fight against who's going to fight against a god or what they perceive as a god? So when you have a god that looks like someone else, in our case the oppressor, then this is what causes you not to want to challenge that. Okay? Or not to want to question that. Or you know, slaves obey your masters in the flesh. This is what you're taught. Turn the other cheek. These are the types of things that you're taught. So, you know, again, uh this is to me, Dr. Francis Crest Wilson is one of the people that should be revered. And I'm going to say this, I don't care 1:19:00 how many people get upset. If if she was of European descent, they'd have movies, statutes, books, they'd have everything about her. They've had they would have a TV series about her, this woman. Okay. Trust and believe. All right. So again, the black and brown man is the primary target of white supremacy. Why? because in their balls, okay, they carry the potential of genetic annihilation. Uh both uh men and women understand and comprehend this. Okay? Because again, genetics, the creator's laws don't change because 1:20:00 of man's narrative or religion. That doesn't change. Okay. Um, so let's look at uh a couple of let's look at uh about maybe 10 more of her concepts here and elaborate on it. Uh, okay. So she talked about the antilack system that we live in. Okay. because of genetics or or the fear of genetic annihilation and that this is the root of hate that it's a theory based on biology like like any other theory. She has uh things to support this. Okay. And 1:21:00 this is something that we have to consider because for the most part much of what she's saying still bears out today with us. So in the s 465 years of torture and torment mainly through fear. Okay, we know about the origins of the Ku Klux Clan and other um you know, white knights and other just average citizens who um you know took millions of uh acres of land from our people just out of straight fear and terror and torment. And along with this, in order to pacify you, you were given Christianity. Um, which there's a difference between spirituality and religion, which I'm sure most I know everybody in the chat room knows that. But for the most part, 1:22:03 um, we were uh indoctrinated spiritually, mentally, and physically. Okay. Um, this is undeniable. They um use manipulation and control. Okay. So when she talks about torture and torment, even though we know this was done, the horrible things that was done to us physically, she's also talking about the spiritual and psychological torture and torment because a lot of our people don't want to face this is that religion, Christianity was beaten into our people because in the beginning a lot of our people opposed this. So they were harshly beaten with with uh open wounds that in many cases never healed. And then there was salt poured in the every time they didn't accept certain things. Um even though they were being discriminated against in this religion 1:23:03 that was being physically um perpetrated on them. They were baptized in different rivers. Um they had to have this is why um Richard Allen started uh the first black um denomination. Okay. Uh uh meth Methodist Episcopal African meth Methodist Episcopal cuz I attended it in Baltimore that it that that was one of the areas. uh they didn't have them in the south in Georgia and other places, you know, but they had them uh you know, in in in places in the northeast um that you had this uh this black denomination, okay, that that basically focus on black culture and incorporated it into 1:24:05 Christianity. It was very I remember a group of singers called the Immani uh messengers who used to wear you know the African guard but they were still singing traditional Christian songs. Um the other thing that's interesting is um I was watching this uh documentary that that they did on Vodu which they changed to uh voodoo um which is nothing more than our people's connection to um nature and the elements that they were exposed to. that this one lady that incorporated Catholicism. She was well known with traditional uh vodu and uh it kind of frightened the white people there. I believe she was in New Orleans. And uh but these were the type of psychological and spiritual um things that we had to go through 1:25:07 to kind of, you know, make sense out of the torture and torment that we went through. Now, while you're telling me we're worshiping the same God, I can't be baptized in the same river that you're in. I can't eat at the same counter you're at. Um, and I have to go around the back and sit on the back of the bus. And I know that these things don't exist now. And many people may ask why. It's very important for our people to know where they came from, what our ancestors endured for us to be in this place today. Because as Malcolm said, those that forget the past are destined to repeat it, which we are are are doing. Um, but she talked about the fact that the other psychological torment that black men had to to endure was that they were 1:26:08 powerless. They were subdued to do anything to help their women. And so the women could be controlled or raped and their their children could be taken from them and sold. And that this um along with a few other psychological um tortures was the foundation o of the the psychic genetic uh memory bank in our people here. Um, she also talked about that as time went on there was a sophistication of antilack u as in regards to black men and and I mentioned homosexuality earlier. Um, and she said that that many men chose an alternative lifestyle as a means of being less than a threat or outright enemy of white males. And so 1:27:10 this was internalized fear. Okay? And this is true that the less threat you see this today. This is why black men are wearing dress dresses um and all and and they have uh brought about this infination of our men because black male guerility is a threat to the white supremacy power structure. It always has been and it always will be. And this is something we have to wrap our head around. Okay. But it's interesting that she said that how as they got more sophisticated with this system that the antilackness that was internalized by black males eventually led Oh, yeah. Another statement she said that Neilie Fuller Jr. said, I think it back in the 70s, maybe earlier than that, the 60s, that uh one day black men are 1:28:13 going to be forced to wear dresses and that she was shocked when it actually manifested. You see, but th this progression is and you know when you look at the situation this is as as I said begin this there has to be a biological component of hate as well that I mean this makes more sense than a lot of the other explanations. Okay. Cuz why else would you when you lynch someone and hang them from a tree, you cut off their genitals? What is the purpose of that if this wasn't something in your mind that you conceived? Um she also had an interesting twist on the 1:29:15 role um what this sophistication gravitated into in terms of black women mothers and that the lessons that black men learned were passed down by black mothers um who endured this type of torture and torment. and passed it down for 25 generations. Okay? And trust and believe this can be done cuz we we know this just by looking at the system of white supremacy that this is passed down. So it was passed down through black mothers to black sons. um and that they have to assimilate their behavior into the dominant group. In other words, you have to become more like a white man in order, you know, um not only to be um successful, but not to 1:30:17 be killed. Uh she said that this process of assimilation also had the effect on black women because they they were um afraid of being uh the fear of being a woman. Okay? Because you know this is an area that's not talked about that our women were subject to wholesale rape at any time and this is something we don't want to talk about certainly the ones responsible for this. But all you got to do is look at the different colors that exist in the United States. You think this just happened by chance? Uh, and that, you know, black women to some degree had to take on masculine traits once the men were driven away from the 1:31:18 home or the farm or wherever they were that they have to they had to incorporate some masculine traits in order to protect themselves and their children. Um, and that this was one of the um things that caused black women to embrace the feminist movement is that they saw, now she's speaking from a subconscious uh perspective, but they saw an ally and white women who could protect them from the physical and sexual aggression of white men and they saw this as a way to help protect them which is interesting. Uh and and also she said that this genetic fear 1:32:19 um uses psychological aggression towards people of color, causes psychological uh aggression towards people of color, which is another um explanation that makes sense, you know, and and we see this when you look into the animal world where, you know, they're protecting their territory or their turf because if these other animals come in and take over their territory um then it could destroy them. Okay? So, but this at a on a deeper level is the genetic fear that causes psychological aggression by white men towards people of color. Um, this also makes a lot of sense when you think about it. Okay. Uh, let's see. We have a few more here. 1:33:21 Uh, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine more points I'll go through real quickly here. Uh, that generations of black men, we mentioned the 25 generations have been under white suppression and many of them in dehumanizing environments. Okay. So you you you take away this this natural law that exists um in the male species uh where you know you are not only suppressed but you're forced to live in dehumanizing environments like the projects and the ghettos that the government created for our people. Um, it's a wonder uh that and I think I heard Lance you say this on one of his videos that it's a wonder that uh that 1:34:22 black Americans are not crazy. Uh this is a fact because I don't believe no other people could have st stood up to this type of scrutiny. Um this is this is another reason behind the creation of now of all these different uh biological weapons that they're using uh these psychological weapons that they're developing through AI is because they've tried every single thing that they could think of to destroy our people and found out that they couldn't. Okay. So, if I can't destroy you, and I know I can't destroy you, and I know that you have a power greater than I have, then I am going to use overwhelming force against you in any area I can. And that's just basic 1:35:26 survival, okay? that this has to be a fact. Now, think of the fact that you know that every time a seed is dropped or even your own seed is dropped into a black woman or brown woman, that baby is going to be one of color. That that is from a subconscious uh level that is a overwhelming reality that I think we I'm glad Dr. Wilson brought this out but I think we don't grasp the totality of this that uh this is a overwhelming urge almost like the fight and flight syndrome. Okay. The other thing too that we see today um that she mentioned about the breeders and the and the breeding farms now and that black males developed this mentality. There was a guy 1:36:28 uh what was his name? pack or something that fathered uh 200 children on a breeding farm. Because once they once slavery was abolished legally, then they came up with this uh concept of a breeding farm where they could uh since they already had control over the slaves on their plantations, then all of the children born. So they were planning like now 20 30 years into the future. Well not that far because um the children at the age of some of them are 12 and 13 were working in on the plantations cotton, tobacco and sugar. We know this in the Caribbean. Uh so they came up with this breeding farm. And so black men, they would uh they would take them the bucks. 1:37:30 They would make contracts with other owners on other farms that they would bring these bucks over to their farms who were good breeders, okay? And they would nine months later they'd have a new baby. And even the little babies once they were able to walk and talk the toddlers they could do stuff around the house. So you see this system um which has developed into today with this mentality of black men dropping seeds everywhere um in which in which they have um degradated our people calling our women um baby mamas. Uh, you know, this all comes from this uh some of you study about the breeding farms what they did to uh I was going to 1:38:30 have Lance to play that earlier, but it might have been too much sometimes. Um that it it evokes um like feelings of anger more than you, you know, really comprehending and looking at things so we can come up with solutions. Um but yeah, look at these breeding farms and you know this, as she said, this was one of the things that created this mentality in black men that we still see today. um and that um they didn't necessarily have to be a father as long as you know in in other words their greatest asset was their ability to um father children. uh the alienation of of black men and women 1:39:34 was deliberately um done that black men and women were put against each other by the system of white supremacy. How how' they do that? Uh they would elevate and we see this this um elementary game that they play in all areas of human activity. But they would elevate Dignesh over black men to Now we live in a society where men their primary manhood is defined by their economic status. It's still that way today. But the fact that the white males had 99% of the resources, they could set the standards that we tried to live by and even our women would judge us by. And if we could not live up most of the time we could not live up to these standards, then we 1:40:35 were looked at as less than a man. And also legally um we were considered three-fifths of a person. So all of these things came into play with the um psychological torture o of our of our own women and how they um regulated the black male to boys even the terminology that they use. you know that one of her she did uh she did a a piece on on the black male mentality called Baby Boy. She took it from the movie Baby Boy where she had him still in the placenta and that she said that we use the terms um we call each other baby boy that we call um our our significant other's mamas 1:41:35 that uh what was the other term she used? Uh oh that we call where we live cribs. So all these things again from a individual that studies how the brain works not just from the conscious level but the subconscious level we have to take these things into consideration. Okay. Uh but that e even today we're still pit against each other where I believe that that if if black men knew the sacrifices and the things that black women endured that they wouldn't be so hard on our sisters. Um, now I recognize the personality um, you know, in a lot of black men like this guy, um, you know, rest in power, uh, Mr. Samuels and a lot of the things that he talked about was true, 1:42:37 but again, you know, we're dealing with narratives. We have to look at the both sides of the spectrum is that black women were not only raped, okay, and sold like trash, they were also alienated from their children, from their families, from their men who were not able to protect them. And all of this has been passed now through the genetic memory bank. Now, there there was something interesting that she said developed in the in the black female subconscious that we even see today that's passed down in generations of black women. Um, which is very interesting. She says that the mothers alienate the sons that look like their fathers if they don't like the fathers. 1:43:38 And you know, we see this. We see that a lot of the pain and frustration that black women had to endure and still endure that they, you know, naturally blame the fathers and that the sons that looked like those fathers, you know, were um, you know, they were basically uh chastised for that. not ju not just physically but psychologically. Um the other fact too is that everybody hates black men. Why? Because again we're at the top of the genetic chain. No matter how you first black, the first rule of genetics is first black, last black. Okay? And that because everybody hates black men. 1:44:39 We talked about this earlier that some black men reject their masculinity for alternative lifestyles because of this because the the uh the hate that's directed towards black men. We only have a couple of more um um is too much to bear in our society. Um, and again we have to look at this dynamic. If you have 99% of all the resource, why are you still intimidated by black men or brown men? What? This is something that we have to look at because if this wasn't the case, there would be some type of equitable distribution of wealth, particularly since we were the ones that produced the majority of it. I you know you have to look at the biological roots of hate because this makes 1:45:42 more sense. You you can kind of see why this hate is directed towards us. Uh also she said and I mentioned this earlier that if you see your enemies as God you can't fight against them. um you know who who who's going to fight God or your arms are too short to box with God. This is the Stockholm syndrome that our people are subject to. Okay. Um also um she said that because of this our direct connection to the creator was cut. And that's something I say all the time that they presented us with a situation where we had to go through their religion and go through the individual that they chose to be our God or savior in order to now communicate. 1:46:43 And then there was a hierarchy. There were people that we call preachers, pastors, and they set up this rulership in the church where you couldn't even connect to the creator creates your spirit unless you went through them. Okay? But you have a direct each individual that is born into this world and given a spirit. Unless you're a robot, which now we have, you have a direct connection to to that source. All right. And wrapping it up here, uh, melanin interacts with symbols and their energy and it gives you a greater chance to decipher symbols. Okay? It's like a six sense. Okay? So, you're you're able to see this is why um symbols affect us so much. 1:47:46 They also learned this through, you know, they met every year with these melanin conferences that they still do since 1945. They also discovered this that your energy connects uh with um animate and inanimate objects. So, you know, things that are looked at as symbols, they are reality. they found out was a reality in our blood through our thoughts through through the uh sacred triangle, the hypothalamus gland, the uh thyroid gland, uh the pituitary gland, and the uh pineal gland. Um so finally uh she said uh it is the 1:48:47 responsibility of melanated people to develop the potential of melanin and our melanated children. And so with that brother I'm going to end the presentation. All right my brother thank you so much. You know, we um have to deal with some of these people here. >> Yeah. >> Who >> have their identity problems. >> Yeah. >> And they want to come off on someone who knows himself and has direct lineage to the motherland through blood. >> Exactly. >> And they have no idea who they are. So they waste their time in coming into a discussion like this that is based on intelligence and their only goal is to ravel around because they don't know who they are. You see these kind of people will they're part of the issue >> with people and they'll say black black but they'll check the black box when 1:49:47 it's time for the census and they will come at people who know who they are but they don't have the balls to go after the white man who took the land that they claim is theirs which the world is ours if they really knew who they were. So they go and punch the clock on Monday morning, tap dancing for the white man, but they get on the keyboard and want to throw off because they're frustrated. Their balls are too small. Get some tanks, get some machine guns, get some airplanes and warships and fight your enemy since you want to come against African original people of the earth. >> Yeah, exactly. >> It's the same narrative of what they say when they come in troll, right? >> Yeah. They have no work worthwhile. They just make up names and probably have 10 to 15 different uh uh YouTube pages and they work their frustrations thinking they're going to frustrate. Listen, I'm in Ghana right now. I left America. That may not be the choice for everybody, but I feel so good. 1:50:48 >> Maybe they doing good, man. You you you doing great, man. to build your own empire for you and your queen and to be setting up on a on a hill. Look where the creator has put you, man. And to have the peace of mind because let's face it, someone like you, you have to have peace of mind. You cannot deal with these beasts on a constant basis, the coons and our people that they're using to attack us and and have and not have peace. You have to have that. I realize that and at this particular stage in my life, >> yeah, >> you know, it's not about just a house, >> right? >> It's the accomplishment of getting out of the system. >> Yeah. >> And financially not having any obligations to that system. >> Yeah. >> And you know, I get a pension check and year and a half I get sociality. >> Well, you deserve that. You that's what you put into the system, >> right? But you have >> How many years? Look at all the years. 1:51:49 You have these characters who come on that better get some sleep because they got to get up and punch that white man's clock. Leave me alone. I'm good. You know what I mean? And that's not a brag thing. It's a motivation thing because every step along the way to people who are in our inner circle, we motivate. It may not be for them to come to Africa. They may want to >> You learn that. You've earned that right, brother. >> And I've been talking this my whole life, especially the whole time I've been online. And it's an accomplishment. And I'm going to talk more about it, not because from a a condescending brag thing, but as a motivational thing to show that you can do it so you don't end up as a bitter person who's delusional who wants to throw off on the keyboard and you got bills to pay, buddy, but he gets some sleep. You know what I mean? >> Um, >> that's what it is. And and that's why they come uninvited and impose themselves because of their insecurities. So that's to be expected. As a matter of fact, that's what makes you know that you're doing the right thing. They observe, watch you, and it upsets them. So, they got to come and try like a mosquito to mess up the 1:52:50 barbecue. But they can't. >> Well, you know what they say, if you throw a rock into a a group of dogs to hurt one is going to hollow. Right. >> Right. >> So, we know we know that that game plan, that playbook. And uh I you know, I don't pay attention to those kind of people because I I know what their bottom line is. >> And they, you know, they're always going to attack us. That that's going to be >> of course >> yeah there are because it's a natural the law of polarity teaches us us that >> they are going to always >> come against the real thing. >> Right. Right. >> And they put so much work in for nothing. They have no track record of anything >> and they just because they're feeling it. So >> Oh yeah. you know, after all of that work to be a part of a stream and to realize that um it's it's done. You know, >> thrown aside like a piece of trash, >> you know, 1:53:50 that's what happens to the majority of our people when they serve this wicked system all their life >> and then they find out, you know, I I remember reading about uh uh the Buffalo Soldier. Ah, one of my favorites. I can't think of his name, but they in his final days they put him on an outpost with no soldiers. He was like I think somewhere in Montana I'll think oh Moses was it Moses Moody and uh he now he had served all of these years in the military uh protecting white people and the f uh $5 Indians. Okay, all these years or decades. And then when it was f time for him to get his final commission, they excommunicated him. He rode all the way, I think it was from Ohio on a horse to 1:54:52 Washington DC to show them that he was still fit to serve. And uh they still, you know, but that's what they do, brother. They they use and the sad thing about our people, they think when they're attacking you or attacking me or attacking some of the people in the chat room who are fighting against this, they think that they're really doing something and then finally find out that they are the ones that have been bamboozled and hoodwinkedked. Now all of a sudden they want to get back their black car and and you know it it's it's sad man. It's sad what some of our people have um become that they have used this fiat to um basically trick our people and to make them think that they can stand on their own individually without you know connecting with us. And uh they they always end up seeing 1:55:54 >> what they do. They just discard them like a piece of trash. Okay, we don't need you no more. >> We have somebody younger, more potent that could breed more that's willing to to do the death culture thing. So we don't need you no more. >> Right. Right. >> Yeah. You know, that's just the way it is, you know. >> Yeah. That's the way it is, brother. But we but but brother Lance, we celebrate somebody like you, man. Those of us that are in this war and we know, you know, what what's really happening and what has been coming against our people for all of these centuries. We celebrate you, brother. >> Thank you, brother. and put myself up here to be like on some pedestal, you know, but like I said, sometime you got to Muhammad Ali and wax about truth like like like after all I've been through, after all I've given of myself, um I don't think I'm better than anybody else, but don't come at me like that. You know what I mean? 1:56:55 Don't don't don't come like they don't really know. They just think I'm some name or whatever. I'm I'm living this thing. I've lived it. You know, when when when when I was getting beat down by those uh uh 11 cops, nuts pulled on, chokeold, punched in the face, thumbs ripped back. Where were clowns like this? I didn't give up. >> You know what I mean? Went through a bad marriage, didn't give up. Child support, I'm supposed to pay. I always paid. Didn't give up. Didn't have no money. Almost homeless. Didn't give up. >> So, how people gonna come at this late stage of the game? I'm 60 years old and paid my dues over and above in America and know what the deal is about in America. And I realize that I'm a global citizen, not just a creation school system that that that indoctrinates us and then we get on YouTube and and hear a few videos because we really don't want to be who we are and we want to adopt. So, so listen, if you are this indigenous person, go to uh um um the reservations and help your people, right? Are you 1:57:56 doing that? You know, you're not doing that. But you're getting on YouTube on a keyboard, hiding your face. Show me your work. Show me what you've done. Show me your sacrifice. You don't get a pension check 6 months into your work for 30 years of work. You got to do that 30 years of work. And when you get it, you know you deserve it. So you can talk about it. It's not about money though. But what I'm saying is that hey, >> no. Absolutely. If we pulled our money together, even though we know the devil, the white man made this money, we'd be better off because we turn around and say that it's evil and give it back to him and cry broke. We give it to the pastor and cry broke. What are we doing? We're all on a whole different wavelength. So after a while, you learn to work amongst yourselves who have that same mindset. I can't give anybody who is just black a pass. You got to be about it. >> You know what I'm saying? Because I know I'm about it. So, I'm not gonna dilute my momentum righteously over you just black you because honestly the most of the people who screwed me over look like 1:58:57 me. >> You understand? >> At least with the snakes, >> I've worked with them. But I know they a snake >> and they know I got a machete to chop their head off if they try to snake me. But see, we drop our guard with our own that they don't have any anything to validate. You got like when they say vet people who come into your life. I've always been so kind. Oh, you're black like me. You talk. Just come on in. And they're the biggest ones that talk about you. They're the biggest ones who try to tear down your platform, use you, they want attention. That's why like brother, for you, you're the real thing. I will always back you up. >> Nobody's ever said anything bad about you. But if they were, they put their hand on you like that, they'll pull back a nub. >> I believe it. I believe it, brother. You shown that. But you know, think about this. Those thousand snakes that show up on your door, half of them are black. >> Yeah. Okay. Now, we we we have another one. Pan-African infinity. You sound like a victim and you fled. Where did I flee to? And where were you? 1:59:59 >> Hold on. In the chat room. We gonna spar a little bit with some of these knuckleheads. They just They just butt hurt and they mad. That's why they >> in the comments. >> Standing. No. In the chat room. Oh, really? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I love them. I love them because see, they're not looking good like me right now. They're not enjoying life right now. What did I run from? Did I run from backstabbing people who have no identity, who would quickly in instead of say, "Let's make a business across the shores like the people that you kiss their ass on that they have another country in Israel and they're doing business in in America. They have another country in India and they're doing business in America. But you want to sit in America, get on the keyboard with your favorite, that's not your name. Panaffrican infinity. The only infinity that you possess is ignorance. You see what I mean? Because brick by brick, mortar by mortar, we building. We doing it. We're not waiting for people like you. You're going to die the way you are, bitter on 2:01:00 a keyboard. They're going to find you dead by a keyboard, nondescript, and they're going to bury you. on your tombstone, they're going to give you your government white man name, never to be known who you are. So, come on in. I look, if there's more, we we got it. I'm feeling good. Let me tell you something. I slept so good night. >> I was out in the yard, man, looking over the mountains. I feel so good. I slept so good, man. I feel good. I feel good. And I'm ready to I'm ready to do it. I'm the greatest of all times. Not because of me, but because I'm connected to We all are great when we know who we are. >> That's it. Muhammad Ali would have never made an effect on the world if he just kept his name cashes clay. >> That's right. >> But we admire him. But he came to the motherland. He actually came to Gather. I was walking down the street, but there's a picture of him standing one spot and I'm going to go stand in that spot. So how are we select selective this way? >> Yeah, >> these people are crazy. My ego hurt. You in America. You tell me what you're doing with your life to build and help the people that you claim and you say I 2:02:01 fled. I don't flee from nothing. know me personally. >> Fled. >> Fled. Yeah, they they always say that they're gonna eat me in Africa. Well, you know what? Them LGBTQ is gonna eat you. They're gonna eat you. And I you know what I'm talking about. You're probably one of them and they're going to turn you around and get all up inside of you. You go hang out with them people over there >> making no moves in that country to do anything to help your people. Lord have mercy. In a >> burn what what did you because you know misery loves company. Most of the people that talk like that, >> okay, they're mad because you escaped this hell hole. >> That's That's what it is. >> That Oh, yeah. That's all it is. >> Yeah. >> You don't have the same stress, >> you know? You don't have to deal with these people with this fiat. >> Exactly. >> And they have to. So, that that sounds like they're um bitter because you made a smart decision. You and Mrs. Durf, which I applaud, >> right? uh made a smart decision and they 2:03:03 sound like they're bitter over you making a smart >> really. So that means Pan-African Unity uh or not but infinity that means your last name is Bingham because Muhammad Ali's photographer was Howard Bingham. So this is the thing. Can't you rest and and and and and brag about your own laurels? That's all you can say? Uh Muhammad Ali, my grandfather was his photographer. Well, I mean, I can tell you Coen Powell is my cousin, which he is. Do I say that? He's my blood cousin. Does that that has nothing to do with my journey and my life. Archer Bald Sterling, artist from Scotland, world known. He's a white man, but he's my great great great great-grandfather. Do I say that? No. >> You know what I mean? I don't have to, you know, look, I'm making my name Lance Scurve. I don't have to brag on nobody else. I know a lot of people that I can name drop, but we just having fun before we erase all of these dumb comments that he's saying. So, he can go on. 2:04:03 >> African uh in >> back, you know, I like sparring a little bit with these knuckleheads, you know. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, that's good. >> Yeah. I like doing that. >> That sounds like a lost brother, man. Or sister. >> Yeah. The thing is, you know, you got to thank him for the viewership because he gave me one more hit that I never had. Thanks >> because this is this is like you said, this is our planet. We're global pe. One of the things that even Malcolm said this, this is why they were um angry and upset with Malcolm because Malcolm globalized our struggle. He was going to the UN >> which they didn't want. >> And so you see anytime we move beyond this 90 degree way of seeing the world because we are the the global uh primordial seed of the planet. So anywhere you go and set foot on the land, see that that way of thinking, you could tell that white supremacy has basically dominated his way of thinking because a black man anywhere you go on 2:05:04 this earth was there first, >> right? >> Our planet. And so no one has the right to say wherever we go, we we should be welcome there. This is that is our land. >> Right. Right. >> So that sound like a a twisted individual to me. >> I know >> their problem is they again this is proof positive. Instead of them uh applauding a brother that's made a major chess move to improve his life to bring more production to our people which you got to have peace of mind to do that to elevate. Then you have no matter what they call themselves. Okay? >> Right? >> Because it's a consciousness. It's not what you call yourself. You call yourself pan American, African, whatever. But the fact of the matter, it's what's coming out of you, what you're manifesting that matters. So 2:06:05 you're attacking someone that puts their whole heart and soul into helping uh make our people more aware, >> right? and you attack them. That that says volumes about a person. That speaks volumes about that individual right there. >> Yeah. Yeah. You know, you you know what it is. And >> I know and it's it's just that same old jealousy that they you like Dr. Francis Crest Wilson was saying, >> right? >> Same jealousy that they use when they put us against each other. >> Yeah. Because look look at it this way. Okay. I'm over here in the motherland, right? >> What did I talk about in my monologues most of the time? I'm I'm focusing more on human nature, >> but I'm talking about what's going on in America with my people there. >> Yeah. I >> mean, some people would just leave and say, I'm not talking. There are people who have told me, man, man, go mainstream and do this and that. Man, I can't do that. There are other things I'm doing, right? And I'll be pursuing, 2:07:07 but I've been doing this for years. when I was there and I left and I'm still talking about the issues there. It may have a little global flavoring but I'm still talking about the things there. These people don't understand that. See, I I didn't go and forget I'm over here. I'm encouraging people to >> right to come here. Brother Neil, you know, if you come over here, you think you got to pay >> to to be here, >> right? Right. >> Your ticket. You got to buy no food. You ain't got to worry about no. And this is gonna be five star when everything is when all the icing is on the cake. And this is what I'm gonna do for my people who are really movers and shakers that you know things can get tight a little low. You ain't got to worry about that. The people I know in my inner circle come on out here. Let's do something because resources are here, right? That we can use to help our people in America. Why not get involved in those things? I'm on this end. I've earned the trust of the people. I'm not caught up in those scams and well yeah two years ago he ripped us off with this and did 2:08:08 this. No, I don't do that. I've been very transparent. Not to the entire YouTube or social media, but for the ones that count. So why why can't we do this? Look, Chinese are over here, >> right? >> Resources and sending it back to their country or America to sell. And these fools are coming against us when we have an opportunity in this day and age to do something great. Time is not going to last forever. We are history. was getting ready to say that does he not know that uh people from other cultures have corporations in in Africa and how would they those people travel back and forth from America, China, Europe? >> Nobody's saying they fled anything. >> Exactly. So what I'm saying is that I never hid myself from speaking the way I do in America after all I've been through. even being watched by the government over there. Being shadowbanned, all kind of kooky stuff that's been going on in my life that that shows that eyes are on me, you 2:09:09 know, last last my website because I had irritated Genie on and the things we talked about, they don't want to hear that stuff. But you got no sense, like I said, and we can do business. Let me tell you something. I've tried my best to work along with certain people and be because they couldn't be at the top or didn't want to. Look, I'm not trying to be the face of anything. I'm not trying to be some shy or some person who say I'm building something and don't do it. Look, we got people, and I'm not knocking nobody. We got people who who go, "Oh, you're build. I'mma build this." Look, we done did ours already and we ain't asked for nothing. >> We ain't asked for nothing. >> And all I'm saying is that let's work together, right? Even if you don't really feel you can be a person who says you're you're you're FBA or or indigenous or [ __ ] We can work together because you look like me. Because let me tell you something. If you think you're something else other than what you are, a melonated individual, you may have migrated from the motherland in your 2:10:10 history in your lineage and end up somewhere else. Like I always say, if me and you, Neil, are related and grew up in the same household with the same parents, just because you moved Oakland and I moved to Florida, are we not related? We're just in a different state. We can't say, "Well, I'm you California. I don't related to you no more." We don't understand the overall history. Not only that, but the spiritual vibration. >> People who come like that. Look at the spiritual vibration that they have. They are all It's not about just skin or or or this and that. But because of our melanin and the higher spiritual frequencies that we have beyond the skin, that's what they're afraid of. See, >> get the same skin tone that we got by sitting out in the sun and paying for the tanning parlor and tanning salon and shooting stuff in their lips and their butts. Come on, man. That's no better than a fake plastic plant. amongst a garden of real trees that vibrate with 2:11:12 the sun. You're fake. And so many of us want to believe that. And really and truly those who want to hold these organizations up and be against this and all they can do is talk about the African the one from Caribbean or Brazil. Brazil has a second highest amount most intense culture African culture outside of Africa. The Caribbean is behind that and and America is watered down behind that. So a lot of us there don't even know who we are. And I understand. And yes, we are mixed with some of the uh Aboriginals who are there. I got Blackfoot Indian in me. Come on. I'm not even denying that. >> Yeah. >> I'm not even denying that. >> Right. >> But through God, you know, it's crazy. It's crazy. So they may not they may not understand, but they're using that low vibrational, you know, like I'm in like in school. Oh, you in the [ __ ] class. Oh, you in the better class. I'm better class than you or I ride the long bus, you ride the short bus, whatever. These are 2:12:13 labels. These are things. But I tell you, like I said, >> let one of them, and I I'm gonna issue a challenge to all of them who are going to copy and paste their long comments inside, right? >> Let one of them rob a bank and let the cops get a description of that person who's robbing the bank. They're not going to say, "Oh, we have a 25year-old Aboriginal male." They going to say black male. Now, I'm not saying that we have to go under what they call us because we're bigger than that. >> But, okay, we understand what the black law blacks law dictionary says. I mean, these people, I have these names blocked. They can't even put it in. I get hit with about 50 of these things on my videos, even when I'm not even talking about that stuff. And these dudes are running around in circles. All I ask is, "What are you doing? You mad?" You You say, "I fled. What battle?" And what war were you in with the enemy that you claim? The one who that's your land. I ain't got no problem with that. I got claim to it too. You understand? I got 2:13:14 claim to it too on my mother's side. But I am my reparation. The window of opportunity for us to do something is ticking away. And we going reparation. I'm going to have my hand out the minute they put it out. But I'm not waiting because I know I have the power inside of me to do what I have to do. Even when it looks like it's hopeless, even when people say you can't do it, I'm not that kind of person. Once I see it and commit to it, I'm going to make it happen. And if they don't have that kind of intestinal fortitude or testicular fortitude, yeah, I like to eat a lot. I'm talking about intestinal, right? I'm going to eat some more. But what I'm saying is that they don't have that. So don't be mad at me for for knowing if I'm going into a boxing match and I'm saying I'm going to win. I never won. You never see me win. Don't doubt me. I got the courage to get in that ring and watch me do what I do. But I have nothing to prove to anybody, right? I have nothing to prove anybody. I've done it. >> These people It's people that call themselves these names that's associated 2:14:14 with our culture, our global culture. That's the ones that's attacking you the most. >> Exactly. If you even if you felt that way, why would you publicly try to destroy another brother with a comment like that? >> I got no time to destroy anybody. You know how I talk day out. I dedicate an hour a day with a few look, you know, with the move and uh uh moving stuff and and lands commission and paperwork and it's a lot of stuff and it's not done the same way as it is in America and you got to wait sometime for certain things. But I heard that >> methodically little bit at a time. I'm an artist. I see a blank piece of paper. I outline what I have to outline. I shade in. And eventually you'll see it coming in to full fruition like a Polaroid picture. Right? That's how I think methodical. And it takes discipline. And it's going to take some time. But we're on a journey. And like I said, we are making history now. I understand what has happened in the past. We need to understand what happened in the past so 2:15:14 we can correct it and not move into the future in the same subservient manner. But while we're honoring those in the past, what are we doing now so that those in the future can draw strength from us? Even if it's on a personal level, it doesn't mean everybody's name has to be up in lights and this great leader. And that's the problem with damn YouTube. We got too many people want to posture and act like this and they can't deliver. They have meetings every month and they do this and they talk and as soon as people say what's the next step, they don't know and they're gone. See, seriously. Seriously. There are some good people out there, but I want to be like that worker ant that's under the rock that you never lifted up for years. And then you see what I built under there down into the ground. Go here like, damn, he been doing the damn thing. And that's what they do. They go, they hear you talk, then they Google your name and they say, okay, he's not just a YouTuber. This came late in the game for me. I'm a blogger. I'm an artist. You know what I mean? I do. I motivate. That's what I do. I've been through so much bad BS in this life. 2:16:15 Look, when you got a dog and the dog is in the backyard, you better know where not to step or you got a foot full of doodoo on your foot. So, in America, know where not to step, how to manipulate. And that's going to be my book that I write. Why I came over here, how I came over here, and the mentality that it took. And it wasn't running. I'm in a better position. I'm in a better position to fight with my brothers and sisters. I'm not saying just for but with in America and worldwide from what >> because see some of us are not going to be famous and and be remembered 100 years from now. But if you can send a ripple effect that little pebble that you drop in the water here, it creates a ripple that on the next side the next shore it could be a wave that knocks stuff down. So if we all have that mentality and join together, we specialize in this, we specialize in that. I'm not trying to be greater than nobody, but I know I got the seeds of greatness inside of me. And the American school system didn't tell me that. My parents put that in me. And the things that I read like with Francis Crest Welsing and all the people who fed into 2:17:17 me that were not famous or not a scholar, but they said, "Keep going, brother. We like what you do and do what you do." So I put time in this. People, they they don't even want to edit nothing. They don't want to proofread nothing. and they don't want to do no graphics or I'm not saying what I'm doing is so great, but I've been doing this easily. 20 years in the game. Come on, get out of my face when you want to knock me. I prove myself. And I never really talk like this all the time, but it's getting to a point where you can't even allow these nondescript individuals who I'm not even mad. I'm just amped. And I know this is a little entertainment for everybody, right, when we talk like this, right? But but but when you have confidence that's not rooted in your oppressive system, >> you don't have to go against anybody, >> right? >> I mean, okay, well, Bruce Lee, Muhammad Ali, who Mike Tyson, they ain't got to go pick fights with somebody to prove who they are. I don't have to pick fights with anybody to prove what's inside of me. And what so far is just a small peak. And like I said, I'm 60 2:18:18 years old. I'm not 99, but look, these next years are going to be more intense than all the 22 years that I ever spent doing stuff because I'm set up and I'm in position. When you're a boxer, when you're a fighter, you don't stand in front of the opponent and let him hit you, right? You got to reposition yourself, step to the side to get different angles strategy. So, if I'm going to sit here and let you bust me in my chin, then it's my fault that I get knocked out, right? Yeah. >> So, you use your footwork and be smart about it. That's true. That's absolutely true. >> Yeah. Yeah. I can talk so much >> people think. >> Oh man, it's sickening though. But I understand it though. I understand it. >> I I do too. Yeah. And those those type of people, they are more under the control of indoctrination. They they get these names or they think that this changes. No. When you open your mouth or you make a statement, that's when we see 2:19:20 who you are. >> There you go. >> You can't hide behind a name or a symbol. It's what you put out. >> So many put on the costumes and people assume that they're righteous and and they plagiarize verbally uh uh uh the words of others. But if you really got a peak into their personal life, this is what I say. These people put themselves out there like that and want to be the ones to bring them knowledge and spirituality and all this stuff. Show me your personal life. Show me your wife. What is your wife telling the world about you? >> Where is she? You know what I mean? Like I said, show show me your personal life. The spirit is upstairs sleeping right now. I can call her and go and say, "Hey, come down and give her the microphone and tell." She might say, "Well, Lance, he he he he drops his socks sometime around and sometimes his desk may get cluttered. >> He eat too many mangoes." >> I'm human, right? But in that, when you're creating a masterpiece and you're 2:20:20 chiseling away at that big slab of marble, you're going to make a mess. But there's beauty coming out of that. >> Yeah. >> I don't I I I know you don't have to prove yourself to nobody. >> No. And I realize that, brother. I'm just I'm just I'm just righteously not flexing, but >> look, when you're a hit, you got the right to hit back. You can choose back. >> That's true. >> You know, >> that's true. >> Now, see see the other day, you know, I was in the market and this little kid, little little toddler, whatever, he ran across, he baldled up his fist and hit me so hard between my legs. I was like, "Oh, man. How am I going to knock that little baby out? He's a little baby. He don't know. He don't know if a man grown man knowing what he doing. Come on. >> We fighting. Grab your phone. I don't need no >> You're gonna experience a knockout here. >> Oh yeah. No question. No question about that. >> I mean, but yeah, like 2:21:20 >> it's it's these people have no direction. >> Yeah. And for me, I feel a sense of of an increased momentum >> because I've been meditating these last few days. And I won't even say it was meditating. I was just releasing old things and just absorbing and and to be at this place right now in this world that is so wicked against us because of our melanin, because of our spiritual frequency, it's a victory for me. is not just about a house, but it's to get to this point where where I'm out of their system. Now, my foot is still in their system. Understand that there things I still have to pay for. >> Well, it's a global system, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Right. >> But for you, I mean, isn't the goal in life, the purpose in life is to accomplish goals, which some of these people are twisted, man. >> They want to complain all day and do nothing. if it's that bad, you know, but why throw it for me? Do do you see me going on to LGBTQ 2:22:23 uh live streams? Oh, you're you're wicked. Oh, it's nasty. Oh, no. That has it's not my fight. That's not I don't have any interest in that. >> In that. Do you see me going on Japanese live streams and saying, "Oh, you guys are this." No. >> What am I talking about here? And if I do talk about other things in an entertaining way, there's always a lesson behind it, right? Yes, that's true. >> And you remember back in the 70s we had like it is Gil Noble Report, Black News, Tony Brown's journal. We had all the things. So many man on Saturday and Sunday there was so much black this and black that and the black evil. >> Exactly. And then don't get on the radio stations late at night. >> You had all kind of local black, you know, programming. And we had more since then. We had more unity where we know that some may be from the Caribbean, some may be from the motherland, some may be born in New York City or anywhere in the country, but we have a common thread between us. The stuff that you 2:23:23 see online now, whether it's FBA or [ __ ] or or or I'm indigenous. It's about throwing off on other people and rolling around in the dirt to the delight of the slave master who's still there over their fried brains. Where do we how are we going to get there? What if you take the chain off a bicycle? You can stand there and pedal all you want. You're not getting nowhere. Right. >> Right. >> If you you can sit in your car with no gas and act like you driving, you're not getting anywhere. What are you doing? What are you doing tangible to help? Whether it's large or small. Okay, we're starting out small now. I do have some plans that are much huger than this, but this was the warm-up. I'm like, okay, got done. It may take a year or two or three to do something else, whatever. But we can take our time now. I'm in position. The best thing when you're fighting somebody is to get yourself using your footwork into position to create those openness to score the knockout. They'll pat you on the back when you stand in front of the next guy and your face is all lumped up. Man, you 2:24:24 a warrior. Man, you took his punches. Whatever. And them same fans will be gone when you got brain damage and stuttering and when you hear the church bell ring and you saw shadow boxing, they're gone. So, you also have to preserve yourself. It's self-preservation. If I can't preserve myself, brother, how can I help you? I can't help you. Oh, he's selfish. Look, if we can pull up all the seats, there's a lot of people, and I don't pat myself in the back, who have tried to help and who have helped me. And that's the way it's supposed to go. We're supposed to be one team. I'm not sitting in the corner between and I'm going to the corner to get some advice from my trainer and he takes the stool and bust me up with the head with it. Man, you supposed to be on my side. >> You see what I mean? >> Right. So, >> it's crazy. >> And you're right, Kevin man. All the radio stations are owned by our enemies. So now we have >> social media that they can still control. Like when I first landed here three years ago, like I said, it was uh September 16th, 2020 that I landed for 2:25:27 good here in Ghana. I came I came first in uh 2019. Had the malaria almost died, but that didn't stop me. I'm right back. Now coming up, it's going to be three full years, right? And so in that time, there's things that you do. There's things that you try to accomplish, right? And there was so much negativity and whatever. And all you can do, like I always say, when they come with the gossip, when they come with trying to smear your name, the people that you have yet to meet, all you got to do is sit there and shine in your truth. Shine and make them look stupid. I mixed a few words with these people who came into the chat room because I felt like it. >> I like doing that sometime. I like a good boxer match. You know what I mean? It's like Joe >> and Joe Frasier, your relative, you know, they say, "I love this. We in a battle." Yeah, >> I love it. I got >> testoster, >> you know, and see the frauds out here, like I always say, this is my personal saying that I made up for the frauds out there who claim this and claim that. I 2:26:30 say you have the right to take feces or you have no right to take feces and put chocolate icing on it and tell me that it's chocolate cake. >> Wow, >> it looks good from the outside. Oh, look at this sugary icing. But take a bite of it and you're gonna find that you have a mouthful of sugar honey iced tea. You see what I mean? So that's what it is, you know? So we got to be clear on that and we got to realize there's some that that don't have the idea of the passage of time and the lineage and what what was and how the world is now and how it's changed. The frequency changed now. >> It's not what it used to be. And for us, it's taking a a bad direction. And while our boat is sinking that we're all on, right? >> We're fighting each other. So imagine when you saw the movie The Poseidon Poseidon Adventure, which was a takeoff of uh um what's it the Titanic, right? We're all Titanic where no matter where 2:27:32 we are in the world, we throwing off each other. Well, you you ain't nothing. you a funky African and and you a stink Jamaican and you and we're FBA and we're and all this rank and file and you know what we all going to get called [ __ ] We all got the status of [ __ ] Even when you a [ __ ] on on on their jobs you a [ __ ] to them. Like Don King said you a [ __ ] till you die. If you if you're a poor [ __ ] you're a poor [ __ ] If you're a rich [ __ ] you're a rich [ __ ] But you never stop being a [ __ ] He said that and you know he people say he's a shyer but he's true. I'm not saying we are that. We are not that, but we are that to them, right? And people say, >> well, well, all of the other ones are not so bad, but they sit down and don't say nothing in our defense. And now we have not only that, some of these white folks that don't come to our defense, I don't expect them to do that. They got the privilege, right? But what's worse, what's worse is the ones who look like us, who come at us. These are the ones that not doing anything to us. Some of them are now, right? We understand the system, but some of them are sitting 2:28:32 there quiet like, "Okay." And they'll treat you right and move on. They don't want to be around you. But now we got brothers that look like that. That's worse than an evil white man because now you you on sto you can get around me and I can't tell. I'm about to give you a pound and you put your fist up for a pound and bust me in the mouth. I'm like, "Wait a second. You an enemy." And sometimes they'll be around you for years >> and you all your intimate secrets on business, what you're going to do and whatever. And they waiting, timing it like a snake in the grass to bite you, to bring you down. >> So you got to watch everybody now. Everybody, >> remember Night of the Living Dead back from the 60s? All them ghouls coming? Yeah. They all coming like that. So you might see your uncle, you might see your sister, she might be a ghoul right now. Your next door neighbor, they coming to kill you. So I got to take a shot to your head to knock you out. I love you. I love the who you were, but you're not that person anymore. Maybe you weren't ever that person. But in me getting to my goals right now, I got no time to negotiate with the naysayers, with the 2:29:33 ones who I know got a a a knife behind their back. I'm going to steamroll you. I'm going to run right through you. You're honking the horn. Get out the way. Honking the horn. I'm positive. I'm trying to do something better. I've shown you that. You gonna stand in the street. I'mma run over you. >> That's a 936 uh uh HZ energy. >> Yeah. Yeah. You know, and and they're they're still stuck even again, it don't matter what they call themselves, they're stuck in 440 hertz, >> right? >> And it hurts. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And they get they get steamrolled all the time. So, >> yeah. Yeah. I ain't got no time. You know, like I said, I'm healthy. >> I'm strong. >> Yeah. >> But I'm not taking that for granted. Now, you look, this is the way I say it. Whether it's Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson, or Michael Tyson, when you look back on their illustrious careers, I'll say take the top five highlight reels of their career. 2:30:34 >> Look, we can do great things all our life, and sometimes it takes us a little while to get warmed up, to figure things out, and I'm on fire now, more than I was 10 years ago, more than I was at 40, more than I was at 30, more than I was at 20. I had knowledge, but I didn't see the full picture yet. Now I see the full picture about myself, about my life, about the time that I have here. You understand? And what I must do in my own little way, which fits into the bigger way, silently doing it. Look, I'm I'm always doing something. If you don't see me here, I'm there. I'm always thinking and plotting and planning righteously. You understand? But once you get that momentum in the mission that you have, it's a wonderful thing because now you can sometimes take your foot off the gas. You're not slowing down, but you're kind of like, you know, you know, your ankle and your foot gets like a little blood knot there. You know, stretch your toes and put right back on without losing any speed at all. >> Right. >> Think or maybe it's a roadblock. You're taking a detour. 2:31:34 >> Exactly. To be smart enough to do that. >> Yeah. You know what I mean? You see everybody else stopping, you know, and and see, I never dealt in drugs or anything, but you know these guys who who who deliver drugs and move drugs, they see a road block. Oh no, I see the lights up there. I'm ducking back behind this street. See, so it's not running. When I see certain things in place, I'm like, I'm going to take a detour and my detour is over here because I can see things clear. I can move better instead of thinking always in a defensive mode like what's what's this about? What's that about? the 5G towers. You can't go out at night. They say the co you you had to have a curfew and the chemtrails. I don't want to be around all of that. What you mean fleeing? Unless I'm fighting and I'm damn sure I go strap up with bombs and do something to a few people and the system moves on. I for me to do my my job, I need to be preserved. >> You see any You see any heads heads of state, they got guards around them and they're protecting them. Whether the masters of people like them or not, they 2:32:35 have something to carry out. And we got to think of ourselves like that. Brother Neil Frasier, you have a tremendous amount of knowledge and and and not just the knowledge, but you have the ability to convey it and give us in baby bite sizes where we can digest it. Everybody here in the chat room, aside from the trolls, are brilliant people. And I like always say I am so thankful to have one of the best chat rooms on the internet as far as our American African people and people all over the world that look like us. >> The intelligence, it's just I can go back now and learn from everybody. I'm not a person. I'm not a teacher, brother. You are. I'm a motivator, right? I'll motivate you. Get you going. You know what I mean? I get early time, wipe the stuff out your eye, and you find yourself jogging like, "Damn, I'm tired, but at Lance got me doing this, and I want to." >> You know what I mean? But teaching, >> no, man. When it comes time, I got to sit down on a Monday night, grab the paper and the pencil, and learn. That's 2:33:36 why I don't interrupt you. I'm sitting here, and this is toward the end, so I'll talk a little bit, but that's how it is. So, we have to know our roles and respect the role the divine forces have put in place because if you don't, you're going to be messed up. Especially since this earth is angry as it is. Like I said before, the tornadoes and the earthquakes, they want to blame it on global warming. You think this little bit bit of pollution, a little bit of so and so, they say this, but look, the Earth is angry and this man knows that this is why he's talking about UFOs and going to other planets and Elon Musk want to go to Mars and build these little underground bunkers. They know they effed up with the Earth. The Earth is a living organism. It's a living organism. And now you heard it enough. If you see a bee biting you, >> smack that bee off and kill it. >> Well, we have been, and I'm not saying we people, but some human beings, and I'm saying hu m, not the hue e m, because the earth knows who's guilty. 2:34:37 This is the biggest crime scene in the universe. And anything that comes from out of this atmosphere, from another planet or whatever, we ain't got to be scared of it. They coming home just like a real here. They're here and they know it. >> Yeah. >> Just like a mother comes home from work or the father comes home first and they go to the daycare to check on their kids and pick their kids up. There's something out there that's that's just part of us that when it shows up again, they're going to say, "Hey, wait a second. What the hell did you do to my people? What did you do to my kin, my children?" That's why they want to run up the ground or run off the planet because they can see out there and they ain't going to tell us what's coming. >> That's right. Them them them eight, nine, 10 foot beings that look like long locks that has great power, but they they want to on Jesus. But that has great power and it's coming to kill from what it did. >> You remember that movie The Predator when you start with them long locks and >> Right. Right. >> Oh yeah. They seen them. They have seen them. That's why they're so frightened 2:35:39 to go back. >> Exactly. And they know they're coming to check up on us and how we've been over the whole planet and and they've messed up the whole planet, digging up the resources. If you if you cut down a tree, you're supposed to plant five more. You're supposed to respect this earth. >> You know what I mean? So, it starts from there. Wherever they go, they tear it up. >> Yeah. >> Digging up the trees, digging up the resources just so they can wear some pretty looking thing on their on their wrist or whatever have you. Honor it. Look at it. But don't try to take the whole thing and then take it from the people whose land is under their feet. >> And then the blood, the oil, which is the blood of the earth, the oil. >> Exactly. >> Exactly. There are other ways to do things. >> Ner and France. And France feels so entitled. France is like that neighbor who borrowed a tool from you, you know, two years ago. You never asked for it back. And when you ask for it back, they act like it's theirs. They got so used to having na and other places in the motherland that they feel it's theirs. 2:36:40 Oh, how you are Mr. Vampire. >> It's that global system. And kudos to them to to them to kudos >> to you know you're dealing with something heartless like Kebella man said they're heartless. These demons are heartless. You cannot show to these things. Even some sold out and they look like us. I'mma chop your head off just as fast. On all levels, you must be in battle mode when it comes to dealing with these people. >> You can't remain with these people. When they show their frequency to be something diametrically opposed to yours, you're ready. Don't even wait for them to do something to you. Just just slay them. And I don't mean just physically. If it comes down to that also too, but slay them out of your life. Slay them from your frequency, your oric field that's around you. Let them get close to you. Don't even let them look you in the eye and try to download what you about. Keep them away from that. Move strategic. Move in the shadows. Keep yourself wellfed, well rested, connected to nature. See, that's 2:37:42 what I'm here for. They they killing nature off in America. You know what I mean? >> Oh yeah. >> You go to a little park or something, it's an illusion, man. Nature is is less and less. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. They're destroying nature, bro. Like you said, they're destroying the planet, >> right? In America, I felt like that roach that was up on the dag on up on the shelves of the kitchen and and and I see I see I see the oppressor coming. I ran behind behind the Campbell soup. Now he moves the Campbell soup and I ran behind the ketchup and he moved the ketchup and I ran behind the mustard and now I'm in the corner with nowhere to hide. Now he wants to crush me. So I'm not running from him. I'm just coming from a different angle to fight him a different way. You better you better goddamn right be moving the the can. >> You better know how to defend yourself and you better have the to pull the trigger. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You better have the mindset, oh, I don't think I can do this. Oh, Jesus is waiting. He looks like Jesus. Well, if Jesus came to me the way they present 2:38:42 him, that imagery, I ain't trusted him either. He can get it, too. >> Don't care nothing about no Jesus, man. >> Right. >> Care nothing about no G. Only black folks do. And uh >> I know that. Don't come around me. I'm gonna get you. >> You don't care about no Jesus. For real. >> Better stay out in the sun for a couple days trying to fool me till I figure it out. I'm get him. Like bowing down. Ain't nothing happening. Making us docile over the world. Turn the other cheek. No. You You slay them cheeks to that person. >> If we had back some of that time money, we might be able to do something. Exactly. Exactly. Exactly. >> You can take your church. You can take that. Just give us back the money from the bank. >> Yes. Yes. Indeed. >> The church just a laundering institution. >> Right. >> They're just they're just taking the money from the people and then giving it back to the sorcerers. >> There you go. And they 2:39:43 want to want to smear people who are doing things for their people. You know what I mean? >> Oh yeah. You know, >> they're part of that. >> Yeah. Yeah. They don't like that. Yeah. H It's crazy. It It's It's But you know, >> well, it sound like whole 50 round fights. >> There you go. They can make it 25 rounds. They won't even go that far, but if they want to, we can sign up for that because I'll go the whole 25 rounds. I'm crazy that way. Look, >> there's there in the last 22 years since I've been online, very seldom that I've have I gone to bed before the sun came up >> and it's my passion create creating >> and and making people think. That's what I love. No matter what it is, if >> I tell a joke, tell a joke like, "Dad, you got a point there." But you laughing. >> When I have my adult comedy nights, we tell a little crazy nasty jokes. I'm still righteous in that. You got to be an adult though. >> Yeah. Right? 2:40:44 >> You got to titilate the mind different ways. You know, my particular key of creation may not unlock your mind that way. It may have to be through artwork or writing or talking or telling jokes or whatever it may be. But that's why a good fighter has a arsenal of weaponry that is perfected. Perfect your jab, your left hook, your right cross. Perfect your footwork. Perfect your stamina. Perfect your boxing IQ. This is not boxing, but I like that sport so much. Dipped and dabbed a little bit, but bodybuilding. But the thing is, you use your discipline. All that stuff these people say, if they got no discipline, no drive to do the damn thing, it doesn't mean anything. You can read all the books in the world, but if you don't take action, >> right, but you better have the >> Yeah, we have a lot of people who are enthusiastic to do all kind of things, but but they don't have the knowhow. We have people who have the knowhow and don't have the balls to go out there and do it >> and dedicate to it and commit to it. >> Yeah. >> You know, you got all these women out here talking, "Oh, I'm married to 2:41:45 Jesus." >> But you got that battery operated boyfriend in the side draw that's making you say, "Oh, Jesus." When you hit that high, we gota we gota we got to straighten ourselves out big time, man. It's crazy. It's crazy. It was us. >> We are our Jesus. >> Okay. Okay. We going to save ourselves. >> Inanimate object making you say Jesus boy. >> We and and we go to the church houses on a Sunday, right? And they say, "Oh, uh, Jesus is the son of God, right? And behind his head is a aura like a sun." But you sitting inside at the highest point, 12 noon, when you should be outside getting the son of God from the sun, enhancing your melanin to raise your vibrations so you can see through this devil. That's the real son of God. >> They don't like us out in the sun. Oh, you're dark enough. Why? Why are you out in the sun? Because I can get something for free. >> Okay, >> that you can't get and you can't give, right? You look at all the nature, what 2:42:47 man copies. When you see a satellite dish, you say, "Oh, the man, white man is brilliant." And there's a brother in there somewhere when it comes to making these inventions. But let's just say how people take it that way. Oh, the white man is so brilliant. Look at the satellite dishes that he has. And it has a line that goes down into the other stuff. But look at the plants. >> Don't they >> the rays of the sun and they have a stem or they have a trunk that goes down into the grounded producing fruits, producing vegetables, something that you can eat. And you say there's no creator or divine force. >> So if I have divine force behind me, I'm mighty. I'm not mighty because I'm mighty. I'm nothing without that force behind me. And I'll shut up after this, but I'll say it again. >> They can make money, but they can't make melib. >> We know that. We know that. But like I said, anybody who's out here who is about something, understand the power that's in you and behind you, preparing you. Don't forget that because like I say before, and I'm going to say it again and I'll sign off, but if you hold 2:43:49 up toilet paper, right, just roll it down for a few sheets that that are hanging, right? And I say, "Okay, I'm holding this toilet paper. Punch it." and you punch it, it's going to fall down because it's nothing but little weak toilet paper. But if you don't understand what I'm saying, go up against that brick wall and hold the toilet paper in front of the brick wall and say, "Okay, punch this toilet paper as hard as you can." You know that you're going to break your hand, but a fool will take a swing and bust the hand. Not because the toilet paper is so strong, right? We got them two ply or one ply accidents we have all the time. It'll rip on you anytime, but it's because of what's behind you. The brick wall that's behind you. >> That's right. that's behind you. >> That's right. >> That's what it is. >> Well, brother, you know, uh this >> I'm hyped. >> I'm hyped. I've been getting the sun. >> You ready to do some work? >> Oh, yeah. My work. >> Yeah. It's 9:44 and I've only just begun. Just beun. >> I think have a good day. I got a little 2:44:50 bit of time. I'mma listen to some of your programs. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. I got another one I'm putting up tonight. and everything. I might just do a few more until I fall, till I collapse. I was so happily fatigued last night, right? I'm not saying tired. No, rejuvenated, right? I can talk loud. Nobody's around me. I can do what I got to do. I don't know how I climbed the steps. I I woke up in the bed. I'm like, when did I get up here? How did I get up here? >> Wow. >> I give everything every day because we don't know. One of the biggest things that we are foolish about is thinking we all have time. That's true, >> right? I'm not gonna think about, well, I might die tomorrow. I might die 20 years. I'm not thinking about that. What is it that I have to do today? If you don't have to do today, you're dead. >> And you did a wonderful presentation today and you're very much alive and I'm waiting for next week, my brother creator Willie. >> Thank you so much, >> brother Lance. Keep up the great work, man. >> Oh, yeah. You motivate me, brother. You motivate me big time. That's no lie. 2:45:52 That's why I'm right here. No matter where I am, if I'm in the street and I gotta do it through the phone like I did the other time, we're gonna start it that way. Wherever I am, >> that's for sure. >> Got to be something really bad to keep me from having this show with you, my brother. >> Thank you. >> I appreciate it, man. >> And it's always a pleasure. >> Well, you take care of yourself, brother. Much much peace and love. And we'll talk again soon. >> Yes, most definitely. Okay. Thank you so much, brother. Peace. All right, brother. Heat. 2:46:35 Heat. 2:46:43 Hey. Hey. Hey. 2:47:46 John Hawkins showed up in our country telling us of a land filled with luxury. He said, "Black man, follow me to America. There you'll find more gold for your labor." Our four parents were tricked onto his boat. Since that time, we've been wrestling with the gold. We landed here in James Town, Virginia. 400 years to suffer. So my friend, it's easy to tell. White man heaven is black man hell. 2:48:35 When the slave master wanted to have some sport, he would heap on our parents' cruelties of the worst sort, burn them at stake, hang them on trees. His ears were deaf. Do our parents bleed? Though you a pregnant black woman, you pull the plow. Like a horse, like a dog, even a cow. He filled your womb with his wicked seed. His half white children you were made to breed. Oh my friend, it's easy to tell. White man heaven is a black man hell. 2:49:26 So-called negro, open up your eyes. Black man everywhere is on the rise. He has kicked the white man out of Asia and he's going fast out of Africa with every ounce of strength and breath. His cry is, "Give us liberty or give us death." The whole black world has their eyes on you to see what the so-called negro is going to do. So, my friend, it's easy to tell our unity will give the white man hell. God made a promise to Abraham. His seed would be a stranger in a foreign land. 2:50:27 They would suffer and be afflicted 400 years. But he would come wipe away the tears. Our God and Savior. Allah has come. He has declared the white man's day is done. He has given us a divine messenger. One prophesied to come. His name is Elijah. We now can stand up. the whole world to turn. Our God has come to give us heaven and take the de into 2:51:30 heaven. Hey, 2:51:48 why are we called negroes? Why are we deaf, dumb, and black? Why is everybody making progress yet we seem to be lagging so far behind? Why are we mistreated? Why are we in this condition? Stripped of our names, our language, our culture, our God, and our religion. Here in America, all of our religious training has been gotten by the preacher. He has told us of a heaven way up in the sky that we can't enjoy now, but rather after we die. But all of the years that we're living for us, there's nothing but hell, pain, torture, and misgiving. Yet the Bible speaks of a heaven filled 2:52:48 with material luxury which the white man and the preacher has right here. So we see. So my friend, take it for what it's worth. Your heaven and your hell is right here on this earth. So let's check back into history which rewards all research and tells us plainly. Before the white man gained entry to the east, he was living in the caves of Europe, a ravenous beast, eating juniper roots and eating flesh raw till God sent Moses to civilize him and teach him the law. Then following Marco Polo, an explorer, he gained in into Asia and Africa. From China, he took silk and gunpowder. From India, he took Jude, manganese, and rubber. He raped Africa of her diamonds 2:53:49 and her gold. From the Middle East, he took barrels of oil untold, raping, robbing, and murdering everything in his path. The whole black world has tasted of the white man's wrath. So, my friend, it's not hard to tell a white man's heaven is a black man's hell. 2:54:27 Before 2:54:43 we came to America, we were living in the east by the Nile River. We were living in luxury, enjoying freedom, justice, and equality. We wore silken robes and slippers of gold. We were the wealthiest and the wisest people, I'm told. Now we are the poorest of the poor. Nobody wants us at their door. So, my friend, it's easy to tell. White man heaven is black man hell. 2:55:30 When the white man came to America, he told the Indian, "I am your white brother." He said, "Red man, I'll treat you the best." Yet and still he pushed the Indian further west with his white woman and firewater. With tricks and lies, he stole America. The original owner of this nation is cooped up on a reservation. So my friend, it's easy to tell. White man heaven is black man hell. 2:56:17 He needed someone to work the land. His back was too weak. He needed your black man. So he commissioned Sir John Hawkins to commit the world's most grievous sin to take a man who's born to be free and bring him down to slavery. Sell a man as merchandise on his body. Put a price. Oh my friend, it's easy to tell. White man heaven is black man hell. 2:57:36 Hey, hey, hey. Heat. Heat. N. 2:57:50 Heat. 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