No Jumper - Rizza Islam on Elon Musk's Takeover, Kanye's Cancellation, Brittney Griner & More

Episode Date: January 3, 2023

Flakko reconnects with Rizza to talk about their favorite topics. ----- 00:00 Intro 1:35 Rizza Islam says he works out 3 to 4 times a week and explains how he gets his waves 3:05 Rizza Islam gives his take on Ye and Harley Pasternak 12:05 Rizza Islam on Ye saying he is autistic and saying is brave 15:25 Rizza Islamon who is controlling Hollywood and why JP Morgan made Ye take out his money 25:35 Rizza Islam talks about the role J played in sl*very and why the ADL organization was created 30:35 Rizza Islam on American historic figures and presidents owning sl*ves 33:30 Rizza Islam speaks about America's role in the H and where the symbols came from 37:30 Rizza Islam on his experience being on Alex Jones's “Info Wars” and Kanye teaming up with Nick Fuentes and other White Nationalists 44:35 Rizza Islam's thoughts on Elon Musk, and white people missing a moral compass 50:30 Rizza Islam on Neuralink, Artificial Intelligence, and robots that k** people 54:15 Rizza Islam shares what it’s like to have Attorney Generals trying to take him down and moving wisely 55:30 Rizza Islam talks about what motivates him to carry his message as a Revolutionary 59:25 Rizza Islam speaks on Elon Musk saying his pronouns are ‘Prosecute Fauci” and how Pfizer is pulling some shady stuff 1:04:45 Rizza Islam on Brittney Griner being released and being swapped 1:10:00 Flakko asks Rizza Islam to do a podcast with Tariq Nasheed ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No jumper, coolest podcast in the world. We're back again now. I always struggle finding a title for the brother Riza Islam. So first of all, we're here with Rizza Islam. Yes, sir. Now, at this point, man, a revolutionary author, man, I admit, what can, okay, so if somebody had to say, okay, who is Rizza Islam? What's this title?

What would you say? I heard a lot of different things, but I honestly, the best title that I feel is simply brother. And I mean that in the sincerest meaning of the word, meaning a brother who sees you in himself and he sees himself in you, meaning I want the best for you. So therefore I want to do all that I can to make your life better as a people. Starting with my own people and then of course all of humanity after that. So that's really the best title. That's powerful, right? Because one thing

that I would say about you, right, is somebody who is of your stature, man, like you can't reach them by no text. You feel me? Right? Right. But whenever I text Riza, he always responds back to him, right? Which is like, which is now, I'm not sure if that's what like you do for everybody, right? But yo, like you are really like relatable. You, you like respond back and treat everybody the same, you know? Absolutely. Absolutely.

I mean, I have two phones now because of, you know, all the... Troles? Well, yeah. And business and everything. But no, I do my best to respond to everybody as quickly as possible. It's just a lot of people to respond to. Yeah. You know, so and I also run my own social media platform.

So I have all of that too. So, you know, it's a lot, but no, no, brother. I mean, I'm a brother. I don't get that big head or look at me. People see me. You know, it's, people still need help. So I'm a brother. You're a person.

I'm a person. Just treat me like a regular person. Yeah, man. And now the biceps is getting bigger. The chest is getting bigger, man. How often do you go to the gym, brother? Oh, man. When I'm in town, well, even when I'm not, actually, in the state,

three or four times a week. Oh, man. Yeah, bro. Nah, like, because you actually are, like, Jack, like, I can only imagine, like, with, Out of suits, like, it's probably like buzzing through, man. But speak on waves, too. So let's speak on the waves, man.

The waves, that's funny. Listen, so, Tarete said, listen, that, you know, my non-FBA hair might be tough to acquire the waves. You feel you? Gotcha, got you. But how does Rizzo go through with the wave routine, man? That's funny. Well, first time, my hair is curly, so I'm, you know, so as a black man,

got a little bit of mix in there as we are. but my hair naturally is curly. So it took years to train it to lay down. I was to brush every day. You got to keep the duerag, you know, juices and berries. I'm not going to lie, really, really. You don't want to go into all the heavy other products that used to make my hair much more thinner.

Yes, that's a problem. That's why my hair became more thin because I was using those heavy, you know, those heavy, I would say chemicalized products. Gotcha. That were damaging hair follicles and all that. So, you know, you got to train. It takes some time.

Yeah, man. But for yours, brother, it's really going to take some time. Oh, listen. Like, no relaxer in there. Don't get no palm. Don't do that. It's the brushing for me, though, because it's kind of, bro, I don't have time to brush tomorrow,

two, three, four hours a day. You feel like, because those guys can't be brushing it, man. That's fact. But let's get to, you know, more important things, man. Kaya. Now, first of all, like, we should take on Kainey right now,

because Kaya has been called a sellout. Now, I would say this. I was on a Kineye bandwagon, and then as soon as the disrespect to Rosa Park came, I said, you know, with my brother, you know, I'd have to, like, you know, again, like, take a step back, right? Absolutely.

So what should take on Kanye right now? Well, the first thing is we have to look at the cause of things. I notice when it comes to us as a people, we're very reactive too often. So we get emotional, we react to things. And we go off at what a person says rather than looking at the cause behind what it is that they're saying. So I'm not going to justify nothing that he said. Whatever that he said, if it was wrong, it's wrong. Plain and simple.

It's just a simple. But whatever he said that was right, is right. And that's simple as well. But the problem is he has done so much back and forth in such a short period of time. But the people haven't looked at exactly what is causing him to be the way that he is. Number one, he was not the same after the passing of his mother. Let's be very careful of how we're looking at this, right? That's the point number one.

Number two, he was committed to a psych ward, and I believe 2015 or 2016. Yes. If anyone knows about this, and this is a very critical part when you're dealing with the field of mental health, when you are committed to a psychiatric facility, normally it's called a 72-hour hold. When you are committed there, they can put you on psychotropic drugs, Rebutrin, Adir, Adirond, he's on lithium. For example, if you look at the side effects of lithium, you will understand exactly one major reason as to why he's so sporadic because of what those drugs do.

Then on the other side, they can put you under what is called ECT, originally known as Electro Shock, that was created from some Italians who were slaughtering pigs, but they tried to find a way to make it easier so that pigs wouldn't be shaking around when they would try to slaughter them. So they put two metal beams on the side of their head to shock them so that their bodies would just lie there, then they can kill them much easier. that's where that technique originated from. So they put ECT on human beings to this very day where they put these electrodes on the side of your brain,

shock you to where they're saying this is a breakthrough procedure. So again, I don't know if he was put under ECT, but these are things that you can be put under a 72-hour hold. He's been on those psychotropic drugs. He said they were trying to kill him. He said they were drugging me heavily, heavily, heavily. People didn't really believe him until,

well, people believed him who knew about that, but then others didn't necessarily believe him until he leaked a text message between him and Harley Pastor. I see that. This individual, Harley Pastor. Now, let's make this very clear, brother, when you get to a certain level, if you're a black man or woman, you're an artist or an entertainer, you're an athlete, and even if you're not black, really, if you're someone who gets to a certain level where you are a multimillionaire, a billionaire,

you have a high level of influence where anything that you say, it can change the perception, change the direction of the masses on what they're going to do, how they think, how they move. That's power, but it's also dangerous. So what they did was they put a handler next to him to keep him in check. Harley Passenk is a former Department of Defense special agent in the Canadian government. Number one, he was a nutritionist. He's a nutritional scientist for the Department of Defense in the Canadian government. So he knows chemistry.

He knows how foods operate, but he knows certain drug techniques to use on human beings. He told Kanye, listen, we're going to have a conversation. He said, but we're not going to have a conversation where you're cursing or using profanity, and don't tell me about some stupid thing that your friend told you. He said, the second option is, I can have you committed again. Wow.

Now, this is, so first of all, first of all, that's a threat. Let's make this very clear. A big threat. Somebody threatening you, I'm going to have you sent to a psychiatric facility. That's number one. Then he said number two, where you're going to be so doped up

and send you back to Zombyland again so that when you're going to be so doped up, your children will no longer be able to play with you in the same way. Playtime with the kids won't be the same. Wait a minute. So he just admitted, you were the one that's sent into the cycle ward in the first place. That's number one. So now everybody can't say he's crazy.

No, he is being handled by an agent who was sent to be right next to him to make sure that he doesn't get out of line. So Harley Passanek did that. But Harley Passanek also had other clients like Hallie Berry, Jennifer Hudson. He had other multiple clients. He has some of the top list of clients that everyone, should, you know, take notice at this point. You need to look at this individual. Because this Caucasian man threatened to control the mind of one of these people who was our

people, regardless to how he is, we need to check our own. So we can handle that. But when somebody is threatening you, taking control of your mind and how your body operates, threatening how you can operate and hang around and be around your children, the relationship you have with your family and your friends and your colleagues, etc. That is a devil, bro. And that is not somebody who should be around you. Everybody who has Harley Passanack as a trainer should question this man as it pertains to his military history, as it pertains to him using chemistry and drugs and all of that to manipulate people because all of the artists, all of y'all have someone around you who is being sat next to you who was sent there to keep you

under control. That is a guaranteed fact that I know. So you have to check all of the people around you and look at their military background if they have one. Look at their background to see what their area is when it comes to chemistry, their connections to hypnotist and hypnotherapy. All of this stuff. This is very critical thing that we all should look at. So that's what I would say when it comes to looking at the whole kind situation. Again, whatever he said that was true, it's true. We should just accept that as a truth.

It is a truth. But whatever he said that was wrong, check our brother. That's all simple as that. No, brother, that was wrong. We love you. But that was wrong. But the main thing is we have to get him off of social media because he is being allowed to self-destruct because there are not enough people who sincerely love him enough

to pull him away from these public arenas to get him. him back to himself because chemically right now he's being knocked off with these drugs and all this other stuff that we don't know what else they did to this man yeah so he's not being able to think logically and somebody's like oh you cap on him no you don't know exactly what the hell this really is this is very deep bro robin will same circumstance with a lot of these different drugs you have multiple people who are on these different drugs and this is what they do so again if you don't know about what these drugs do to people you kind of got a step back brother and this is a very long historical thing and i want to delve into some of the history when it comes to the field of health because it is diabolical.

Yeah. Yo, but who's to blame for that? So a lot of these brothers, they get on. Like, for example, when I see you, man, like, you come in with your black bodyguards. Again, we're not saying don't hire white people. We're just saying who's to blame when these auditors, you know, they come from certain environments, which I'm sure they're surrounded by a lot of black people who got different skill sets.

But once they get on, they, I guess, neglect or don't hire people who was around them from beginning and take on somebody like Harley. It's a different environment, brother. It's an environment. that, but people are suggested to you. People are put up next to you because they are known to be the guy, the sister, that professional, that one, the go-to.

She's the goat in this arena. He's a goat if you want this. You know, people have their jewelry guy. They have their car guy. They have, you know, the connects. So a lot of our people start to forget, again, where they came from, who they had around, and the people who can provide the same exact things, or

they may have been betrayed by some people. They may have been misled by some people. There are layers to this as to why it gets to where it eventually ends up and again once you reach a certain level the multi-millions and then the billions the shade of people starts to get a little lighter okay now this is just not absolutely it's just a common understanding right and it's not it's not that it should be that way it just is at this point some of our people are up there some but nowhere near as many as when you're in the thousands and hundreds of thousands and maybe the millions once it gets up to that point now

the you know it's it's a small minority and that's also something that we have to look at because that means not enough of us are bringing them up there with us. Yeah. See, you see what I'm saying? So we have to always maintain that level of connection, but there are gatekeepers to make sure that it stays that way. We can say, oh, we all equal, we friends, Kumbaya, all of that. But when it comes to power, power only respects power.

And there are people who want to maintain the power that they have. And they can only maintain the power that they have by keeping a certain demographic of people below a certain level of control. I'll let three of y'all come up here, but not 30. Exactly. Maybe 30 but not 300. Maybe 300 but damn sure not 3,000. You get what I'm saying? There's not 3,000.

So it's a very real circumstance and we should take responsibility for that and put more of our people on because we have the ability, we have the expertise, we know the connections, we got our foot in certain doors, we know what to do. At this point we can't say, oh, we just ignorant, we don't have money, we don't have this, no, we have pretty much everything we need. We just need to have enough love for ourselves and unity in our hearts so that we can connect with our people.

Yeah, because when I've seen Kanye post a message with Harley, I'll be real, my heart was like, my heart sunk because that message showed that that man Harley, again, I'm sure he's not the only one, right? Definitely. But he has a back into where he believes he's more powerful than a man who at that time

was worth $11 billion. And that man is a quote unquote trainer, right? Right? Or a nutritionist. So the fact that he felt like that having, like, you know, like what's going on here, man? But, Kanye came out and said he may be autistic. Now, usually when, right, because usually when we're dealing with the savants who have just this, like, just this natural, special abilities to where they just, you know, can dominate certain fields, that usually comes with some form of, like, autism, right? So do you feel like Kanye is autistic?

As someone who has worked with autistic, you know, children and adults for years. I won't say I feel this or that way. I have to actually get the real data to see exactly what's going on with it. But not only that, there are people who have a high level of functioning autism that makes them more really on the genius level. There are high functioning autistic adults and children who can paint an entire city just by looking at. There's a young brother, a black man who he was in a helicopter and he saw, I believe it was New York. And after he landed and they let him go and paint, he painted an entire huge side of a wall. the entire New York City.

He painted that just off of that memory. So there are people who have that level to function like that, but I don't know. See, I don't go off of how I feel. I have to go off of the actual facts when it comes to things like this. So I don't know. But the brother, what I do know is the brother is a beautiful brother. He is a good person. He is a very intelligent brother.

But in the circumstance where he is now, where he's been for the last couple years, He has not been able to access that logical way of operating as much as he would like to. That's my point because he's dropped a whole lot of facts. And the real problem is he dropped the facts on the very group of people, or should I say that power structure that does not want to be addressed. He had more balls, bro, than most artists and celebrities who are out here talking all the time because they will never speak up against this system in the way he did. So it's like, y'all can say whatever you want about him talking about, you know,

the White Lives Matter shirt and slavery was a choice. All that stuff is real small. to a power, bro. A power group, they don't give a damn about little things like that. Oh, you got mad about that. This brother called me out by name. He told y'all who I was.

And y'all still not listening to him. See, that's the problem with having emotions that are bigger than your logic. As a people, we kind of stop being so damn reactive, bro. Because if anybody else heard that in their group, in their nation, in their empire of people, and they heard you say, wait a minute, so that is the one that did.

Wait a minute. They would pause the whole show and say, hey, hey, hey, I got some calls to me. The brother said, contracts. Pull out your contracts. Ain't nobody took them up on that challenge. Yes, of course. You see what I'm saying? So there's a large amount of emotion maturity.

I'm going to say we have to have before we just go out here and react. Listen to what the man said. Listen to what he said. Pull out the truth. Anything else, check them. Like out of love, how we check our people. Pull them to the side. Listen, brother, we love you, but you need to take some damn control.

Sit, sit the hell down. We love you, bro. But right now, you're not. you're not taking control of yourself entirely. The truth you spoke, thank you. Other than that, you've got to sit down, bro. We have to show that tough love without throwing our people away completely because we got people out here who talk about drugs, smoking,

doing all that stuff all day long, and we applaud that. But it's like, damn, how many rehabs are full of our people? You're not going down there talking to them, but you're encouraging them to do the very thing that ends them up in there. You see what I'm saying? So again, there's some accountability on both sides. We love our brother. He should be able to be checked, but he should also be able to be loved

according to the rightness of what he does as well. Yeah, man. Now, speaking of that power structure, so he came out and he stated, you know, the media is being ran by Jewish people. The power structure is being ran with Jewish people, right? These large companies. Now, people would say, listen,

yes, there are a lot of Jewish CEOs out there. Sure. And maybe, like, they just possess certain skill sets to where, you know, like that, like, would, will, like, I guess, translate more towards, like, CEOs, right? Now, speak on that. So, like, they were saying that, I guess, the high numbers of Jewish, like, CEOs

and leaders of these companies don't really speak on them running things, I guess, in its entirety. So, like, what would you say to, like, you know, to, like, that counterpoint? Well, the first thing is, is it the truth? Yeah. All right. Cool. Let me go ahead and quote verbatim, a Jewish man

by the name of Jonathan Greenblatt. I just quote him, right? Because I'm not that guy. I'm just letting him do his deal. He currently is the chief over the ADL, the Anti-Defamation League, which primarily is to defend the Jewish people, and then they say hatred of everybody else.

But no, it's mainly to defend Jewish people, and we should all, every group should have a defense, everybody. He said on the Breakfast Club last week when he was interviewed, he said, well, yes, I mean, there are plenty of Jewish people in Hollywood who have high-level positions, high-level executive positions. It doesn't mean that they are the ones running everything. Okay, so just put a pen in that, number one.

And the number two, he said, well, I mean, yes, Jewish people did partially found and helped to start up Hollywood. But still, it doesn't mean that they have all of this control. Okay, so let me just pause this real quick. Speak the damn truth. What you said was a large percentage of those who have the highest level of positions happen to be Jewish. Yes, also those who help to create the very.

system that we're dealing with when it comes to Hollywood, formerly known as Hollywood land, based off of the Holly Reef. And it goes back to ancient Europe as it pertains to their worship of the sun and all of that kind of stuff. If you're looking at this, he said, yes, they happen to be Jewish too, the people who help to start Hollywood. The reality is, the overwhelming control as it pertains to what happens in Hollywood dominated and is dominated by, should I say, Jewish individuals, for the most part, as he said. but people don't want to say it because it's deemed anti-Semitic. Let me make this very clear.

7-11 are ran by Indians for the most part. Right? Okay, in Mexico, what do you have the majority of? Mexicans. In Australia, what about that? Nigeria. Right, okay, let's cut, stop the cap. Cut the cap, knock it off.

It's just people are afraid to say it because they say, you're anti-Semitic, meaning you hate Jewish people. No, we don't hate anybody. We're just stating an actual fact. That is a pit bull on that damn rug behind you. That's just a fact, too. I'm not anti-pit bull, bro. I promise you.

had six up in Compton. But just to say the fact, should not come with a label. That's insanity. So that's the power structure that just so happens to be. And then are there some Indian people at the top? Sure. Are there some other white folks at the top? Definitely.

Are there a few black folks at top? For sure. There are different demographics. But who has the, let's say, the dominant overwhelming when it comes to their demographic? That's what happens to be. And Mr. Greenblatt admitted that. So that's what Kanye was talking about. That's why he got hit the way he did.

because if J.P. Morgan, Chase, if J.P. Morgan, Jewish, Chase, wasn't so powerful. Explain to me, brother Flacco, what would it take for a bank to dislike money? Why would they say we're going to freeze and have you remove over $100 million of your money out of our account when we live off the interest? That's how banks survive. Why in the world would a bank? What would make a bank? Say, take you $100 million. and get the hell out of our bank. This is before the Hitler comments. Of course, of course. Before that.

What is that? No, I mean, really, what is it? Because J.P. Morgan kept Jeffrey Epstein's account. That's true. They kept a lot of other people's accounts. I'm trying to figure this out. It's not even. When it came to Amazon and all that kind of stuff,

they didn't really go at Amazon now they're saying they're going at it, but they didn't go at Amazon because Andy Jassy, who was the CEO of Amazon, is Jewish as well. And he told Jonathan Greenblatt and everybody, he said, we're not taking down the film. Yeah, of course. taking it down. So which means, wait a minute, you're Jewish. Yeah. Andy Jassy? Isn't that an anti-Semitic film? Yeah, but

we're making money. Yeah. So now what is it? Yeah. Is it the hatred of Jewish people? Is it the love of money? Which one is bigger? Do you see what I'm saying? The hypocrisy is thick. It's like ending. People should be able to be criticized intellectually, called out intellectually, and they can respond intellectually. But if your response is always to destroy a person's career, attack their family, manipulate them chemically, put them on drugs, commit them to a psychiatric facility, what are you doing? You're trying to destroy a person. You're not trying to respond intellectually, and that's the problem.

That's the only problem. So that's the power that he caught out, and that's why that very power is responding. Yeah. Now, I want you to speak towards the rise of the power, because, for example, a lot of people like myself, I'll be real, right? Like, I'd be thinking that I'm, like, well-research and well-learned until I speak to risk. And that was like, you know, like, he's breaking. Right. So I speak on the rise of the power.

And then two, and I would say this, because, you know, listen, if I could swap roles, meaning if I could put black folks in the position of Hollywood that Jewish people sits, right? Or like the banking system. Then I would want for black folks to, yo, to like debank, you know, like, right? Anyone, you know, like, for example, if we could debank the pro boys or like we could like debank a bunch of these, like, white supremacist, who go against black folks you don't do that

you know what I'm right so like so one speak about the rise to the power and then two do we blame the Jewish people for going against or waging war against anyone who try to I guess like challenge them intellectually

or go at them very good question so I'll say this first thing is the rise to power has happened in multiple countries and particularly with their community it's happened in multiple countries time and time again mostly European countries

one before they got to Africa they were over there and they were involved in different trades and different things of that nature. So they've been doing what they've been doing. And we're actually very, I would say, we admire their success in the hard work when it comes to them working as hard as they do. We admire the success of anybody. We're taught to study the white man for he makes no excuses for his failure. He works together in a collective manner with one another, with his own people. Yeah, that's what we originally did as a people.

until we were destroyed. So now we're getting back to that. Working together with our people, trusting our people, building with our people, selling and entering into international trade and commerce with our people, like doing business, that's how it's supposed to be. That's how we always were until we fail,

mentally, spiritually, emotionally, from our empires, from our groups and our nations. So now we're getting back to that beautifully, right? Because we are doing this, it's happening, and I'm thankful to see our people doing that. However, if your rise to power comes at the degradation of somebody else, if your rise to power comes at the destruction of somebody else,

intentionally. I'm not talking about unintentionally, etc. I'm talking about you intentionally are destroying this group to make your group stronger. You're making them sick to make yourself healthy, you're making them poor to make yourself rich, you're making them small to make yourself big. That is wrong. It doesn't matter who it is. Black, folks, Jewish, you know, white. It don't matter. That's wrong. So it just so happens that that is a part of. And it happens in multiple nations. Africa, certain nations have done that to our own people, have done that. Of course, all throughout Europe and of course European's and white folks put the majority to humanity when it comes

to per capita numbers have done this. So that's the first point. The second point is when it comes to looking at that power and them defending themselves. Yeah, hey man. No, like let's really let's be real about this.

Jewish people better defend themselves. But black people should too. Asian should too. Everybody. You should have a defense group. Wait, wait, wait. That's important. Dane Catcher. Say it again. Dane Catcher is a, Dane Catching.

Jewish people should defend themselves, but Absolutely. Jewish people should defend themselves, but black folks should too. Asian should too, Indian should, everyone has the right to defend themselves. Everyone, not just Jewish people. That's the critical part. Because if you can call me anti-Semitic,

but you call me anti-Semitic because I'm defending myself against your blatant anti-Black racism, Then what the hell is it really? We just had a standoff? Or am I responding to a legitimate negative circumstance that you are putting me through? That's the fact. There are no groups that I know of, bro, of whole black people trying to come up with ways to attack Jewish people. It don't exist.

It's like when they call a nation of Islam a hate group against Jewish people. Do you know that there has never been one incident of a member of the nation of Islam physically harming any Jewish person anywhere ever? Wow. We've been listed as a hate group for over 60 years. Yeah. How? But there are many Jewish people who have harmed people, not only the nation of Islam, but black people, period, in the way that they take advantage of them when it comes to their housing, when it comes to their business and their contracts, when it comes to how they disproportionately remove them from job positions,

et cetera, et cetera, how they literally destroyed their ability to have a livelihood to take care of their family, to take food out of their mouth, etc. That has happened on that end, and then we can go all the way back to the transatlantic slave trade because they were involved in that. They sold us on the auction block. They were owning our ancestors. so they have to apologize for what they did to our people and a part of the Holocaust of Black people, but Black people were never a part of the Holocaust of Jewish people.

Oh, wait. So actually like... Don't edit that out. Yeah, no, no, no, no, no. No, hell, no, listen, this is all staying in. But, like, speak on that, though, because I have heard something about how they were involved in a transatlantic slavery, right? But I guess I just never did my research on it, right?

So, what was their role? because like somebody say not like it was like not Jewish right since it was like like like just like the British or right but you know but I speak on that. Let's let's make it clear. So a lot of you have to look at one one thing in America. First off, over 90% of Jews in America identifies white. Yeah. On the census.

So let's just, we're going to leave it at that because some Jews are I'm Jewish. I'm not white. Okay, well you identify as white for the most part on the census, right? So I'll just say that for that point. When it comes to their role, where Africans involved in our enslavement, two. A degree, sure, to a degree. Not the same way Europeans. Let's get that very clear, but to a degree, yes.

European nations, for sure. Arabs, definitely. It happened. But when it comes to a primary role as it pertains to those who own some of the ships, those who sponsored and owned the shackles, those who helped when it came to the actual transporting, the scheduling, like all that kind of stuff, it primarily was

Jewish people. Especially when you're talking about one Christopalel Calone, also known as Christopher O'Colombo, who we know as Christopher Columbus. He was sponsored by, who was that, King, Ferdinand, and Queen Isabella, 1492. Roughly in that same time, in the same year, 1492, over 300,000 Jewish people were kicked out of Spain at that time. But they helped to sponsor this excursion, this situation,

where Christopher Columbus went and tried to find the new world. He was funded by Jewish people. Now, people, they try to, you know, move that around and say, no, no, no, no, no, the history is the actual fact. So let's not play around. If it happened, it happened. See, if we were a part of something like that, we'd have to apologize. We're not going to try to erase that part of history to make ourselves look like we're innocent.

No, the reality is. Jewish people were known to own slaves in Italy. There were known to own slaves in France. There were known to own slaves in Spain. There were known to own slaves in Maine. There were known to own slaves in all these different areas. They were known to own slaves in all these different areas, and they were kicked out of all these different countries all throughout Europe. White folks kicking our white folks because of them doing certain things like owning slaves when that part of that history was supposed to be ended.

and they were told, you can't own no more slaves right now. We ended at that, knock it off, and they were like, no, that's one of the ways we're making a lot of money here. And so that's one reason why they were kicked out of certain places like Spain, like Italy, like France, like Maine, etc. All the way from 10, I believe, 1090 to, I believe. Let's just leave it at that point. But all the dates go down on the chronological order. So they've been kicked out of multiple European nations, brother, over 20 of them before we had our enslavement circumstance, long before. So I want to make that very clear.

And if you want to get a reference on that, there is a three-part book called The Secret Relationship between Blacks and Jews, which is a compilation of historians, Jewish historians, Jewish writers, Jewish rabbis. And all the references and footnotes are at the bottom so that you can go look at their books from the Encyclopedia, the Jewish Encyclopedia, all of this, where they admit their historians are saying, yes, the Jew was a primary slaveholder of African people all over the place. So it's their words. I recommend everybody go get that. All three parts, including number three, which is a very critical one talking about Leo Frank,

who was a Jewish man who was lynched for raping a white girl. And then they lynched them, white folks lynched him under the white man named Leo Frank. And they said that was the primary anti-Semitic act that sparked the creation of the ADL. So it was a white man who is an actual convicted known rapist. He tried to blame it on a black man back then in 1915 when they hung him, right? Court case 1913, they hung by 1915. They tried to blame it on a black man and say, no, he did it. But all of the evidence pointed to the fact that, no, you did it.

You raped the girl. She was, I believe, 13 or 14 years old. She worked at your pencil factory, and you tried to say it was that man. Why? Because at that time, all you needed was the word of a white man over the word of a black man in order for a black man to be blamed. So he thought that was working his fate. They arrested him, found him to be guilty.

The white folks went to the jail, broke him out of the jail. Brought him to the city where the girl was raised. and then they hung him in that city. Wow. Just so we can make this very clear. Black folks had nothing to do with this. Yeah. All right, this is white folks against all the white folks.

And the Jewish people, when it comes to the other white groups, Italians, French, German, all that they had their issues. But the point is, that's what happened and that's what sparked the ADL. So the ADA was created to try to make a rapist look like an innocent martyr. Yeah. Do you know what I'm saying? And then from that point, the ADL has become one of the number one organizations to target black leaders. And I'm talking about from the Panthers to the nation of Islam, Marcus Garvey, all of these things. Cairo. Come on.

Come on, brother. And, I mean, they have targeted our people in Demner. Every black leader is, quote-unquote, anti-Semitic one again. None of us have been targeting Jewish people. That's not what we do. We just want people to leave us alone. Just like Jewish people have the right to live. We have the right to live as well.

Just let us do that. Now, you just said something very powerful, you know, a few minutes ago when you said black folks have the right to defend themselves too, right? Now, let's speak on Kanye going on Alex Jones. Now, yeah, now. I'm trying to get fly. Trying to get fly. Now, now, first off, I think Kanye was dumb to go on Alex Jones or Gavin McGinnis, right?

Because they both positioned themselves like, yo, we're just trying to help him be not anti-Semitic, right? So, like, they're kind of like throwing him under the bus trying to clean up their reputation, right? So I don't know why. But Kanye appeared to try to try to try to. have a nuanced conversation about Hitler. Now, now, before people accuse me of what aboutism, right? Because when I say, yo, in this country,

you know, we've celebrated and have nuanced conversation about slave owners, right? Yes. There's a holiday named after them. We've had, right? We are consistently told, yo, like, there are good qualities about George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.

So before we even get to that part, right, because they're going to say, what about it is I'm just to address Kaye having a nuanced conversation about Hitler. Is that right or is that wrong? I'm going to say this to all of y'all, man. Here's a trip. This is the crazy part.

We can have discussions about Leopold of Belgium who wiped out over 12 to 15 million Congolese Africans in the Congo. You can talk about that all day. It won't get taken down. We can talk about George Washington who will own a lot of our ancestors. Pretty much every black person.

Almost every black person is a great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, of one of the slaves that George Washington on. That's why you have the last name, Washington, for the most part. We can talk about all of the people who owned our people, killed our people, raped and robbed our people. Again, holidays, books, streets named after all of that.

Perfectly fine. Nothing is taken down. Why? Because we don't own the very media and the means of production as it pertains to the books, the history, et cetera, to where we can control the things that we find offensive, to where we move that out of the way, don't even talk about that, don't even utter the name. But the reality is everyone should.

everyone should be able to talk about history. It doesn't matter who it is. In certain countries and nations, you can't talk about certain people because of what that person did to those people in that actual nation, which I absolutely understand. But America helped Hitler. See, here's the part that I don't like. It's the blatant overt hypocrisy.

You know BMW? You seem to be M.W. Yes. Yeah, good old Hitler. That's Nazis. Oh, why? Mercedes. Mercedes. You like those? I mean, in our Hillary. Adolf Hitler, Nazis. You like Krispy Kreme Donuts?

Yeah. Partially found it. Nazis. God damn. God damn. Yeah, yeah. Nazis. See, let's let's cut the cap. Let's really knock this off because people are really talking about, oh, Hitler, I don't want to talk about Hitler. Okay, was it right for him to go on there? It wasn't right for him to go on there not having the proper articulation and knowledge to discuss it in an intellectual manner.

Yeah. And I will say that when it comes to any of us who get up here and talk. If you don't know the facts and not just knowing the facts, But how to articulate them in a way where it is completely specific. I'm talking about in a way where you can't nobody use the, you know, like you said, the what about what about no, no. If I say Adolf Hitler as an artist may have had some decent paintings. I don't know.

I shouldn't get attacked for that. It's a damn painting. But because, oh, he painted, I don't give a damn about him. He helped to kill some of our people too in the Holocaust. They don't talk about the Native African. you know, Germans who were there. They don't talk about the over 20,000 who are wiped out in Auschwitz. They don't talk about that.

He'll wiped out black folks too. Don't get this twisted. He's a cold nigger, man. Don't get this twisted. He learned a lot of what he learned as it pertains to the sterilization and particularly with needles from California, from this state, what it was doing over here to the over 20,000 black and brown women in the prisons. Adolf Hiller gave the credit to California for that part as it pertains to the

eugenics movement where he also adopted a lot of information. from the eugenics society where they were talking about getting rid of those who are feeble-minded, life unworthy of living, the cripples, the handicapped, blacks, all these different things. He learned a lot of that from here. So it's like, wait, wait, if y'all really want to go there, you helped him. And not only that, but they love Hiller. He made Time Magazine's Man of the Year. I've seen that.

That was wild. Oh, don't play me. Not only that the swastika didn't come from the Nazis. Oh, wow. White folks have stolen a lot of things. Oh, wow. including the very symbol that the Nazis use. They use the red dealing with certain parts.

They use the white dealing with the nationalism, and they used the swastika, which was an Indian symbol of peace. Oh, wow. And good friendship and good morality. That symbol is used all throughout Africa. That symbol is used in Ethiopia. That symbol is used in some areas when it comes to the pyramids in ancient Kimi.

That symbol was used by our people for peace and tranquility and good faith and love and all these positive affirmations long before Adolf Hitler and the Nazis took it over and stole it. That symbol was used by the Navajo tribe here in Phoenix, Arizona, bro. Wow. Until the 1940s, they had to remove it. It was used over here. Coca-Cola used to use the swastika.

There's a swastika city in New York. Let me help you, bro. Wow. There's a swastika city in Ontario, Canada. I believe Ontario, Canada, but in Canada for sure. Wow. The swastika has been used all over the place for years. So again, he stole that.

They stole that just like they have stolen a lot of different things. And now you can't even talk about that. And I'm not encouraging people to go put the swast to go on because there's so much horrible history that they have put on it to where you have to put things in full context before you even jump out there and do something like Kanye was trying to do. So my point is he didn't have the ability to articulate what he was saying. And he said some things that were just blatantly like, okay, come on, bro.

Yeah. I love Hitler, is what he said. I love Nazis is what he said. And then he said, well, as a Christian, and I was like, oh, don't do that. Don't go to here. I was like, please don't use the, you know, to love is love as a Christian because, yes, according to the faith, you can't call a person that after they repent, they turn from

their wicked ways, and they are working to atone and do better for humanity, blah, blah, blah, but come on, bro. You can't use it that way, and that's why the people responded in the way that they did when he said, what he said. And the last part I'm going to mention is, again, because the point is he should be able to talk about whoever you wants to talk about, you're just dealing with a world that is so emotional. People don't think. They operate a long stimulus response. Most people right now are on so many damn drugs, they can't think straight half the time in the first place. And then the people

who are controlling the media are always looking at what offends them. So the other part I mentioned is when it comes to talking about these kind of people, if you go on a platform like Info Wars. All right. I was a guest on Info Wars. Oh, wow. I was on Info Wars. I was on Info Wars. I was on fours, okay, last year. Alex Jones interviewed me on there. Very good interview. It was as it pertained to the whole virus and all of that and different things when it comes to the government.

We agreed on almost every single thing. See, I don't mind going on platforms. It doesn't matter who it is. I've talked to white supremacists. I've talked to atheists. I've talked to anybody. It doesn't matter. That doesn't make me any, I don't trip on that.

But that platform, they tried to come at me because I went on there and it's like, wait, excuse me. I go where I please. If I'm invited, and I know the person's not going to censor me. Yeah. You get what I'm saying? Yeah, of course, absolutely.

Then I don't mind because we are having an intellectual dialogue. The problem is because of the environment, because of the timing, because of what's happening with Alex Jones and all these people, we just have to be mindful of the timing of things and when we're going on, while we're going on, and exactly how we're going to approach conversations if we are going to do that. If we don't have the ability to do that accurately, effectively, then we shouldn't go on. That's all. So I think some of us need good advisors, to be honest with you.

happy he went on, though. I will tell you this. I'm actually happy he went on there. Because InfoWars gets some of the most views out of anybody to this very day, meaning his message would be able to get out. The problem is, if you got that 10 minutes, please use it wisely. Because if people can grab sound bites and those sound bites sound bites sound horrible enough, then they're not going to even take time to listen to the rest of the interview. And, you know, and that's the sad part. And he said a lot of things in there that just weren't true. I love my brother again but you know

it's just we just have to be mindful we gotta be mindful he needs to you know he needs a he needs he needs the right person around him to teach him yeah a lot of things that's all I was saying

yeah not because that swastika point is a very important thing right because I think the Gucci Gala people like like yeah yeah right like and one of their flags is like the Confederate flag

and like it got stolen from them right so right so like it's kind of like it kind of sucks right like how like we have these like traditional things and then it gets stolen from us, right? But, yeah, man, okay, so, like, when I seen Kanye, you know, like, during that interview, man, the first thing I said was, damn, bro, like, he's surrounded by wolves, right?

Because when I seen that Nick Fuentes was there, now, like, I have Nick Forintas personal number, like, in my phone, right? Like, we've on here, right? Yeah, right? We chatted back and forth. Now, with him, it's kind of, eh, you know what I'm doing? You know, with boys, Milo Ames, so. So when you see, you know, Kanye surround himself by the suspected, again, I say suspected,

white supremacist, does that make your antenna go off? Like, what's this, Kanye? Like, why can't you have, like, the Rizzo Islam, the Van Lathen, the Tarek Nishie? Those brothers around you would be a better guy than a Miloianoplas or a Nick Fuentes. I'll say it this way. First thing is the system of white supremacy is. very conniving. Very, very wickedly calculated.

Yeah. In some instances, other instances, not that intelligent. But when you have the people around you, and here's the sad part, sometimes it's not you, it's who you surround yourself with. Even when it comes to taking a simple picture, I had a picture with Jay-Z, for example. People are like, oh, the devil this, worse. I'm like, it's a black man. Yeah, of course.

No, no, I mean, I'm going to take a picture with whoever I choose to take a picture with. It doesn't mean you agree with everything that the person you're taking a picture with says or does, but it means that you are doing what you're doing to help your people, to have discussions, have conversations, simple as that. When I seen him take these pictures and now get advice from or talk to Nick Fuentes and other individuals, I said, okay, point number one, who does he have around him personally? I'm talking about when it's just him, who are those people that he talks to who we trust more than anybody else? Who is that?

Because that's really the core of where this is, where he is mentally right now just from what I've observed. The brother doesn't know who to trust. When you get to that point where you've trusted certain people and you've been betrayed left and right, or have you made mistakes your damn self, let's just make this clear. If you yourself have burned bridges, if you yourself have made mistakes, if you yourself have said things that were incorrect that were wrong, if you mistreated people who are close to you and ended up leaving. Because both things can be true.

Then one, you've got to take responsibility, hold yourself accountable. that's that. And then the other side is find people who you can sincerely trust who don't want nothing from you other than for you to do well, to live a healthy life, to do better for yourself, the way his mama loved him. And the other thing is because he don't have her.

That's another problem for him too. I know what that feels like. Lose my mama. That's my number one, road dog for real. And she didn't trust no damn body to handle none of my stuff. So I understand. So we have to look at all that. And then I look at that well, these are also some people who have been

rejected. Now that's another thing. A lot of people who have been rejected by society tend to come together because like, well, damn, you reject it, I'm rejected, you censored, I'm censored. You start to kind of get around them anyway. But I was, I'm like, okay, if they are suspected white supremacist, what is it that you identify within them? What do you all agree with? What is it that you agree with that really makes you feel that you need to be around them? And I'm not going to say he should be around me, he should be around this person. Brother, everyone is not going to make that decision. to make those blatant moves. Standing where Reza Islam says something to

the power he is talking to and about. He's like, no, I can't be in a picture of my brother yet. You know, but again, I mean, if he invited me to sit with him or discuss things with him, I don't mind. He speaks to the minister. He knows Minnesota Farkon. That's Minnesota Farkon.

He calls him Sensei. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So, but again, where he is right now, and the last thing I just want to mention when it comes to this brother, we can't go off on this brother because we are not in the same circumstance.

People like, man, I would of this. I would have it. You ain't never been a damn billionaire. Absolutely. All right, let's point us out. You ain't never been a billionaire. Most of us ain't never touched a million. You don't even know how this operates.

A hundred thousand things are different on that level. So before you say, well, I would, I would know because that's from your level of knowledge and understanding and experience. You don't know how things are when it gets up there. But there are those of us that even if we did touch a billion, we wouldn't change our character. We wouldn't. But because of that, there are certain ways that we would have to go about getting that billion

because we won't change our character. Isn't what I'm saying? So there's, you know, there's a maneuvering system to it, but we love our brother. I just really pray that he gets to himself in a position where he can do what he sincerely wants to do in a righteous manner to help the people, etc. Outside of the motives, outside of whatever else is happening to him, outside of who is guiding or misguiding him, mishandling him because he is being abused as we saw with Harley Pasternak and others. He's dealing with a lot. But again, he got to take responsibility for some of the stuff he's dealing with too and what he's going through.

Yeah. Now, let's get to Twitter, man. So there's been reports out there that hate speech has risen since Elon Musk bought Twitter. There's been backlash for Elon Musk unbandoned certain people. Now, one, let's just first speak on this. What speech should be allowed and what speech should be banned or should all speech be allowed? All speech is speech. there's not technically a speech called hate speech

there's speech that you agree with and there's speech that you don't agree with for me to say I love the black woman and I don't have nothing to do with the white woman is considered hate speech to those white people or black people who find that offensive it's not hate speech to me

I didn't say oh I want to harm the white woman no I don't want you live a happy healthy life I just don't want to do with you I got to do a black woman I'm cool with that but that's offensive to somebody so we're in the offense Olympics right now

whose offended more is then what will be considered the architects of what should be or should not be hate speech. Just to be very honest with you, I don't think white people have the moral compass historically nor presently to tell anybody what speech is hateful or not.

Not only did you use speech, but you use policies and actions and weapons and drugs and everything under your power to destroy other people. I don't, I don't think you have that moral compass as a group. Black folks have not done that to masses of people across the planet. We haven't done it.

We've done it to each other. Now, don't get that twisted. But I don't think. So first off, I don't think they should be the ones to be able to determine what hate speech is. Number two, if something is offensive, then everybody who says it should come under the same bracket. Everybody who talks about it. If I say the N-word and you feel that that's hate speech, okay, then everybody who say it. Because 60% when it comes to the hate speech that rose was the N-word.

That was the number one thing. It's like white folks was waiting for that button to be pressed. Yes, I want to say it. And they went crazy. That was the number one thing. Then from there, went to all the, I think, some Mexican slurs and some anti-Jewish slur. I mean, it went to a lot of, I was like, yo, it went crazy.

White folks with their slurs, everybody has their cultural word that's not cool. So all these things rose. And I'm laughing, thinking, wow, you censor. people for speaking the truth that was going to save people's lives under Jack Dorsey, who was brought into Congress to have me and 11 other people removed off of Twitter. Just so you know the disinformation doesn't. Twelve United States Attorney Generals were brought in, and they brought in Elon Musk.

They brought in Jack Dorsey over Twitter. They brought in Sundarpe Chive Google. And they said, these 12 people, including this Negro right here, you need to have them taken off and removed from all your platforms. So wait a minute. Was I getting on there? Now you tell me, brother, Reza, Islam. Was I getting on there, crack up and negative?

I don't talk like that. Yeah, of course not. But why did they take me off? Because I was telling people to take vitamin C, drink water and exercise and go outside and get vitamin D and wait and talk to your doctor and naturopats and work out and talk to these people who are the professionals over this before you just run out and take a shot that you think is the panacea cure all for these ills,

which it turned out to not be. It's actually the number one thing that's harming the people who took it now. Washington Post came out and said the number one people who are dying from the virus are the ones who took the shot for it. See what I'm saying? So you shut us down for speaking positive things, solutions to help the people. But now you're mad because

people can say whatever they want now. See, so what is it really? Because so far, I highly doubt Twitter has helped to harm more lives since Elon Musk took it over. When it comes to Jack Dorsey, because people were prevented from speaking and educating and arming people with solutions that would have saved that damn life to where they ended up losing it.

So I just, I argue how are we going to look at this? Do you see what I'm saying? When it comes to that, because that's the main point. So people being brought back on, some of the people brought back on are some of the medical professionals who were banned, along myself, was on there, they're brought back. And other people now that are looking at bringing back Trump, and he's looking at my original page on Twitter back and all that. So I'm looking at it.

Oh, wow. Yeah, my original page. Man, come on. They're looking at. McCuffield for that. Either way, if it happens, it happens. If it doesn't, it doesn't. Wait, nah, like, bro.

You're not working. Listen, I've seen a lot of people they brought back. And they've been, okay, let's just say they've been wild and out. That's a fact. That's a fact. Then the brother who was trying to educate and illuminate the minds, right? Yeah. So, yeah, I don't like even think that that should even be a discussion.

You feel of me? True. Right. Right. But now, here's the counter argument to the free speech thing, right? Now, now, again, just to clear the record, I'm somebody who, who, who, you know, who believe in absolute, meaning like, I don't care what it is. Quote unquote, speech that disrupts communal harmony

should be met by speech that can, you know, right? Intellectually. Yeah, right? Destroy it, yes. Yeah. Oh, can I apologize on that? Yeah, sure. I'm sorry, my apologies, brother.

Y'all got pornoes on Twitter. Come on. Hold on that. Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

That damn it flag on a play. Yeah. Wait a minute. You got porn all, I mean, brother. Yes. It's no, it's bad. I was like, when I went to the dark side of Twitter, I was like, but I, okay, hold on, hold on me, let me think with this.

I can't tell you to take bottom of seat. Yeah. But you can have all this on here. Yeah. It's not just hypocrisy, bro. It's deeper than that. Yeah. What are you encouraging people to do and to think how to operate?

If you allow hardcore porn on this thing, but you won't allow us to educate people about their health because you're saying you care about this. Yeah. You care about them. Come on. But you got damn their child trafficking and sex trafficking on Twitter because you don't know who was on there doing it consensually or not, too. Let's make that clear.

But, oh, you just care us so much about the people's health and don't vitamin D. We don't know if that's a legit thing. We can't. What are the peer-reviewed studies on vitamin D? Come on. The son that's been, you know what I'm saying? I mean, brother, it's really like, so what is your intention really? Yeah.

And when Elon Musk took over Twitter, point number one, yeah, freedom of speech. I get that. But that wasn't the only reason. Elon Musk is the founder of Neurrelink. Neurlink is a company that deals with brain and technology to mix and connect with human beings in a form of what is known as transhumanism. So what they're looking at, when I saw him purchase, Twitter, I said, I am not ignorant to the fact that he has to gain as much data, and particularly metadata, but data overall,

about as many human beings as possible in order to put inside of the NeurLink computer mainframe to help it to speed up in its artificial intelligence understanding of how human beings operate, maneuver, etc. So that when these chips that they have with Neurrelink are programmed, it will meld, I would say,

or mold more perfectly with human beings. It's an AI company that he created. So I said, ah, if I need to fuel it with information, I'm going to go to the social media platform that has the most information that's circulating as quickly as possible and that happens to be Twitter. So I said, I'm just saying,

that is another part of it because it's very advantageous. That's a bold, extremely intelligent move to make if I have a company that is trying to mix human beings with technology in a form known as transhumanism where they want to put chips inside of the brains of human beings, Elon Musk and particularly, where you'll be able to go into the metaverse without the Oculus. Without any form of technology, you'll be able to go into it.

You'd be able to text or post tweets just by thinking it through your electronic chip that was surgically implanted into your brain and put into the system. That's dangerous. It sounds like a movie, right? Yeah. Sounds like some Terminator stuff.

No, that's crazy. Or a minority report or total recall, the original one, 1990 with Arnold Schwarzenek, not the new one. But like all these things, and it's like, no, they put up movies because the CIA and FBI has contracts with Hollywood.

So they put a lot of things in movies so that when they do it in real life, you won't psychologically be able to respond to it because you'll be battling with whether or not it's fact or fiction. Oh, that ain't real. That's just from that movie y'all saw. I saw that in the movie. Man, that's a movie. That ain't real until it really happens.

Now you see in San Francisco they're talking about using robots from DARPA to be able to kill people. I've seen that nonsense. So I'm not trying to jump around, but this all is connected with the AI technology, transhumanism, not a conspiracy theory. This is all facts. DARPA that I mentioned is the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. It is the part of the U.S. government that uses robotic snakes, robotic dogs, robotic cheetahs, robotic animals, and now humanoid robots that Elon Musk unveiled the newest. one recently, where they use them instead of human beings to reduce the casualties of soldiers. So they're using robots in the place of them so that they cannot die, you know, so many people

can that. I mean, that's smart, though. Definitely smart, but how far are you willing for it to go? That's true. That's true. You see what I'm saying? Like people are like, man, metaverse. Yeah.

And it's like, okay, hold on, chill out. Like, really look at all of this. Not just the financial side or, you know, what you can get as benefit. Yeah. Brother, how far? Yeah. How far really? Yeah.

Can they take this? And are you really willing to have your whole life put in a digital arena to where if you say something they don't like, they could shut your whole life off? Think about this. You get what I'm saying? It's just something to think about. And those of us who are not going to be in the Matrix,

you know, we're going to be them ones. Yo, how do you, like, sleep at night knowing that 12 Attorney Generals knew your name well enough to get you kicked off Twitter? Oh, man. Because, bro, if that's me, no, bro, I'm on way back to Africa. Oh, that's funny. I'm good. Listen, I'm good, bro.

Liberia, right? Yeah, yeah. I feel you. Look, I will tell you this. It is a badge of honor. I don't take it as a, oh, my God, I'm afraid, but I'm not foolish either. I look at it as, okay, this is what it is. I understand.

All of our great leaders have gone through it. I'm looking at it. I'm looking at how to move. Be wise about how I move. When I do, who I talk to, who I surround myself with, who feeds me. You get what I'm saying? Definitely who feeds you. Bro.

All of this. You have to. It's a real life. Now, people can get on social media, but we've been doing this before social media. You know what I'm doing, I've been doing before I was on Instagram, before Instagram existed, before, you know, Facebook existed, before I've been doing this. So it is a real life. So, I mean, it's a badge of honor, you know, but I'm also, again, I do my best to move wisely.

You know, I follow the guidance of the honor of missiles for a Khan. I'll follow the teachings of how we're taught when it comes to how to move. You can't be foolish, bro, when you, when you're amongst this enemy who you know really doesn't like you. Like, let it be known. known. We don't like you. You know what I'm saying? So I have to be wise about how I move. So, you know, I find a way to enjoy life. Now, Meek Mill had a Brexler's Club interview.

And I think I asked Tareke this, you know, like just like off air. But Meek Mill had a breakfast club interview. And during an interview and he said, listen, man, I'm speaking up on this prison reform stuff. And then Charlotte May asked me, yo, that can be dangerous. He said, listen, to all the powerful people out there, just contact. me before you guys want to do that to me, man. I promise you all I'm going back off. This ain't important enough to me, right?

Oh, wow. So now I'm asking you, man, if there was a crystal ball where you could see the date, if, again, God forbid that the U.S. government is planning on assassinating you. And they told you, listen, this here is the date,

but you could avoid that assassination by just stopping doing, by just stop, Stop a little minute people. Just go away, enjoy your life. Go somewhere in Siberia, Africa, somewhere, bro. Just enjoy your life with your family and just stop spitting that shit.

What will your, I guess, course of action be? Hmm. Well, Crystal Ball, interesting, if that were the case, if that were the actual reality. To be honest with you, some people might find this little controversial for them because they're weak. I'm not stopping. I will make this very clear because I never started to be.

be seen in the first place. A lot of people who get on social media and they get on these platforms, a part of it is self-anggrandizement. I want to be seen. Yes. I make money doing this, blah, blah, blah. And it's like, it's the wrong motive, bro. Sincerely it's the wrong motive. If you got into this to be famous, wrong motive, you will look at that crystal ball and you will stop talking. Me for sure. And it's okay. And it's okay. And it's no, no judgment. It's okay. Because rappers didn't sign up to be revolutionaries. A lot of them didn't. Some of them did think

they can be a revolutionary in the rap game until they got in the rap game and they realize you get wrapped up in the rap game, bro. You're not, you will not reach a certain plateau spitting the real information

that's going to wake people up and really is going to go against what your handlers are having you there to do. You see what I'm saying? Unless you want to become independent, you know, build your own thing but you've got to build up to a certain point.

So I would, I wouldn't be able to stop. I'll say that. I'll do my best to be wise about move, you know, et cetera. But I, no, brother, this is not the work that you get into to be threatened and then just stop. Not if your motive is

really for your people. And some of our greatest leaders have had to come face to face with that. Some of them knew that they were going to die. That day, they were told some of them, they were warned. Keep doing this and this is going to happen. I'm talking about they were warned by the people who eventually did it to them and they were like, okay, well, you do what you have to do. And we do

what we have to do. But I fear nothing and knowing but Allah, bro. I really, I really, I really don't have any fear like that. Again, I would have shut up when they first warned me when I was talking on social media. When I first got visited by the FBI in 2013, I would have stopped talking then. But it's like, you didn't visit me because I'm doing,

I'm pushing weight. You know what I'm moving keys. You didn't come up to me because of that. You came up to me because why are you saying this information on social media? Where did you learn that? Yes. They really asked me, where did you learn about that information,

about this? Who taught you that, et cetera? And it's like, so again, that's me. I can't speak for anyone else. I'm not going to be foolish again, but we all are going to face death, brother. And if we are going to be punked, then don't sign up for the job. Yeah. Go do something.

That's easy. Yeah, for real. You see, man, like, that's because there's certain dudes who are just powerful figures, right? Like, who are just special human beings? Listen, trust me. Me, listen, you're just warm me, bro. I'm good. It's all right, bro.

We all have our length. It's all right. Now, let's speak on this. So, Elon Musk tweeted my pronouns are what, like, prosecute Fauci or, like, Laka Fauci? Yeah, I think you say a prosecute Fauci. Yeah. So when you see that, man, because I think Elon plans on, like, dropping more, I guess, like, information behind the scenes how Fachi could colluded with, like, Twitter and other, you know, companies to kind of block and prevent free speech such as yours. Yes.

Right. You know, so, like, what should take on that, man? First thing is, Fauci's daughter worked for Twitter, and I believe it still does. It's critical on this, right? Because it's a little biased there because now you have an end. He was in court, I believe two weeks ago. Him and Jin Saki, the former White House press secretary. They were being grilled.

It was being grilled question by question by question. This is the first time where Fauci all of a sudden caught amnesia. I'm talking about brother. Almost every response were these three words. I can't recall. Wow. Bro, I was like, did he just plead the fifth? Yeah.

Oh, damn there every. I said, oh, come on, Fouch. Don't play this game. I don't recall. Don't play. I said, this is interesting. So when it comes to that, here's the other side of that. So there are over 500 pages when it comes to his,

him being in court in that whole situation. So I recommend everyone go and read the transcripts from the court proceeding. They kept it away from social media and they kept it away from mainstream media. So it's like, wait a minute. That should have been on national news live. Fauci is being prosecuted

for colluding with social media companies. to silence and censor people. You know, for speaking out when it comes to the virus and the shots and all that kind of stuff, bro, that should have been on national news. But they specifically kept it out of mainstream. I said, okay, that's interesting.

So everyone go read those pages of transcripts to see how hilariously sad that was. Then the other thing is, when Elon Musk mentioned that, again, bro, we are going to hold everyone accountable who pushed the shot. Elon Musk, you pushed the shot. You did do that.

Now all of a sudden you're switching around, saying, well, Prosecuty Fauci and I get it. it. Most people who pushed it were genuinely ignorant. Genuinely, they were lied to about statistics. They had skewed data given to them. They were lied to by pharmaceutically sponsored reps. They had their celebrity friends. Some of them had doctors who were their cousins. They had, you know, lawyers who were their mom, medical professionals who were their family. I get that. None of you were in the room when these

concoctions were being created. You don't know the long-term effects. None of them could tell you what are the long-term effects of these shots. Can you tell me down the line what's going to happen to me possibly? Nobody told nobody. So they're not. So they're not. I don't know. for your qualifications don't matter at this point. But now people are seeing the long-term effects. Now they are coming out looking at everything that we were telling them was happening. In the early data, it's happening all over the place for the miscarriages, to the insubalopathy. They put a warning on there now saying myocarditis, heart swelling, is happening abnormally in 18 to 34-year-olds. The U.S. Surgeon General over in Florida, he said, we're going to

put a halt on giving these shots to these to men 18 to 34 because they are showing high levels of heart swelling in the cardiovascular and this whole thing from these shots we're going to put a pause. Brother, it's happening. Scientists all over the world are saying we have to stop this. The parliament over in Europe, the European Union,

they subpoenaed the CEO of Pfizer. Albert Berla, they said come show up because we got some questions. He didn't show up. He said his representatives. See, this should have been national news. And they question them. Representatives from Romania. Representatives from France. Representatives from Spain.

They were questioning his representative about all this. Why did you send us over 100 pages of data from Pfizer that we requested blacked out? Why did you send us the papers blacked out? We want to be able to read them. They put a gangster move on them. We sent you the papers. You didn't say you needed to read them, though. So they blacked out the words. And they said, wait a minute, we asked you about this data. You didn't give it to us. We asked you about this data. Now our people are suffering and you're not giving us this information now, but now we find out you knew about some of these harmful effects during the trials. You knew about what it did to the sperm of men.

You knew what it was doing to the ovaries and to the reproductive organs of women. You know, they said it didn't have anything to do with women's reproduction and men's. Brother, Pfizer's early data shows what it was doing to affect the sperm of men. It slows down motility. It weakens the intelligence of the sperm to be able to move to go towards fertilizing an egg. All this stuff is actual facts from the Pfizer's documents that have been released. So all of this stuff has been coming out and now people are starting to see exactly what's going on, which is why Fauci is being prosecuted.

which is why he's being brought before court, which is why now people are saying, man, Fauci, it's sotchy that. But he's not the only person who should be going to court. And that's my main point on that. Don't just use him as the fall guy. Him, the president, the former White House press secretary, all the Surgeon Generals who pushed it,

all the policymakers who instituted it, everyone who enforced mandates from the New York mayor to the governor all the way to California, to this governor. Yes, you too. All of these people have to come under some level of accountability, bro. Because you did what now has affected, not just millions or hundreds of millions,

but over 5.4 billion human beings, bro. And now the world court is now being called upon from all over the world. People are saying this is what's happening, this is what's happening. And there's a whole lot, bro. There's so much information that's come out about that. Man, bro.

If I'm Fauci, man, I'm taking first-class play out of here, been never to be heard from again, man. I feel me? Man, come on now. Now, let's actually, like, move up past that, man. Let's get to the good stuff. Brittany Greiner, man. Oh, yeah.

There's a lot of people who are putting a value on a black woman's guest like her, like work, right? Yes, yes. Now, I'm one of them. You feel me? I'm just being real, right?

I actually believe listen to up. Now, that guy Vicktabal, right? He's the same guy who sold a bunch of weapons to the rebels of Charles Taylor who then use those weapons, to evade my country, Liberia, and take over, right? And kill Samuel Doe took over, right?

And he was really an integral in trading weapons for blood diamonds, right? So he has, like, a lot of graveyards throughout Africa, right? So maybe I'm just speaking from a biased point of view, right, to where a female who can put a basketball in a hoop, to me isn't really, you know, you know, I wouldn't exchange that, right? Especially if it's like nine years in prison, right? Listen, he's doing 30.

Correct. Right? So just the prison senses itself don't match up, right? Nine years to 30, listen, take that nine years, bro. Hand on that, bro, you feel me? Hand on that. Or, or Kaye was supposedly on his way there. But what's your take on one, her being free,

and then two, like folks saying the U.S. got fleeced by even agreeing to that. Interesting. Well, first off, I'm glad our sisters. free, of course. I mean, you know, just to make that very clear. She is a black woman, so I'm definitely happy she is free. The laws are different, which is another

reason why we need to educate ourselves before we travel. Certain things you're going to end up getting involved in, you don't want to fall victim to certain things simply because of your lack of knowledge about a thing. If you didn't realize that weed is for real serious when it comes to certain countries, you know, some people get it now.

You know what I'm saying? And it's sad that she had to learn about it that way. She did roughly, what, 10 months, I believe? Nine, ten months. over there. So that's one part. The other part is when it comes to her being swapped for one of the top weapons dealers in the 90s and the 2000s. Okay, now a Russian, that America right now is arming a one Kiev-Ukraine against. You all of a sudden, you release one of the top weapons dealers who was Russian for our sister. And it's not the, oh, she's a basketball player, No, it's the, how much sense does this make from a military perspective?

It's not about her being a black woman or if she was a man or whatnot. It's you let go and he was sent to Illinois. I believe he was convicted in 2011. He was sent to Illinois and was doing his time there. He was going to do over, what, 23, 25 years. So he was there. You released him when you are arming another nation against Russia and he's Russian and he is one of those who helped to manipulate and maneuver weapons

for tons of different nations against other nations. That doesn't make any sense from America's military ethical perspective. That doesn't make sense. So what's the real motive? That was my only question. What's the real motive?

It's not about the weed because to be honest with you, yes, over 80% of those in America right now for the same damn thing just possessing marijuana are black folks. So if you could do that by sending, by releasing an arms dealer from a Russian community

who you say you don't like and blah, blah, blah, then you should let go of the over 800,000 black folk who are still in prison. right now for simply possessing marijuana. That's point number one, if you really cared. But that's how you know the motive is this. Joe Biden is not trusted by America for the most part. He's not.

So he's trying to regain the trust of the people by doing something that looks like he cares about what black people, because she's a black woman, females because she's a woman. Oh, women. LGBT. Oh, because she's a lesbian, et cetera. Okay, so he just made a statement that I care about black. I care about women. I care about homosexuals and LGBT, etc.

See what I'm saying? You know, hey, I care by making a move that makes no sense. And I'm not saying because of her again, I'm saying from a military perspective, that was zero logic. That was insane. But again, it's to get the trust of the people, regain the trust of the people for the election year

and to make people believe in you again so that you can make other moves and more moves and possibly Kamala can become president or whatever they plan on doing. That's what it was for. A lot of people are making moves to get the people's attention to make the people believe

that you are on our side when you're not. That's what it was about in what I assess, what I believe, what I analyze. It ain't got a damn thing to do with him caring about her about her being the basketball player

because there was another person who they were trying to negotiate the release of as well at the same time and not only that, but again, we have over 800,000 black folk currently in prison right now and a bunch of other people

for just possessing marijuana, you still got them locked up right now here in America, in your borders, and you're not letting them go. So cut to kids. knock it off, stop with the lies. What's your real motive?

Man, especially if your vice president is on that good stuff. Like, bro, I sent a video of Kamala like, I'm talking about turkeys. Nah, she's tweaking, but, listen, we're going to here, right? And we're going to save that because I think Yori and them got their podcast at 6, right? But so I talked to Tariq Nishit, and he said, yo, listen, I would love to do a sit-down with me, you, and a Rizzer, right? Oh, that's cool. Okay. Yeah, right.

So here's my plan, right? I'm trying to, like, do, like, a whole podcast just on that book to where we actually, like, just go through each key points, right? And then, like, bring Tarik here, right? And we all discussing, right? So, like, we can probably do that, you know, at the end of December, December, you know, 27, 28th, or, you know, like, sometime of January 8th, so definitely let me know

because I feel like the people, one, that right there will break the Internet. Like, right, like... You're saying with this book. Yes, right? Yeah. Right and especially with Tariq here, oh, come on now. Oh, yeah. That's the fact.

Right? Yeah. So, folks, y'all look out for that, you know, that's going to be coming soon now. They have not let you back on Twitter yet, but where can they find you, man? As a matter of fact, I am back on Twitter. Oh, okay. I'm back and everything is moving pretty fast, too. So I'm on Twitter at Islam Reza.

Okay. On there, my original one is at Reza Islam. Okay. So I'm on there at At Islam Reza. I'm on YouTube as well. Reza Islam, intellectual. extremist on YouTube. Rumble, Riza Islam. We're back on Instagram, but we're seeing how that's going to move. That's Riza Islam, I-X. That may be down. We don't know. And then, of course,

for those who have, because I have all this data that I go over, all the information, solutions, a lot of community work that we do. I have a members-only group for that. So you have to go to join-freethinkers.com. So become a part of, you know, the membership on that. We go over classes. We bring in the experts from different fields to teach the people, arm them with solutions, not just information, but real solutions so that you can implement it and apply ASAP in your life. And for this book, you want to go to Reza Islam.com, because talking about Kanye

in that whole situation with everything that they do with that, I wrote a chapter in there called Mental Health versus Mental Illness, fact versus fiction. Yeah. And I outline a lot of that of what they do, you know, not just what artists, but people who get out of their control. So there's a lot bro, like you mentioned with that. So, yes, sir.

You can find me there. And of course, go to RezaIslam.com to subscribe, and if you would like to have me on your platform, interview or any community work, etc. Rees Islam.com. Yeah, man, right? Because, like, I've talked a lot about this book on this platform before, man, but I definitely want to do like a, you know, like a sister

that we actually go through this book. I'm talking about, like, key points by key points, by key points, by key points. Yes. And actually break down knowledge, man. So they'll be coming soon, hopefully by in this month or next month early, right, but, you know, it's your boy, poetic flackle, man. Follow the

good brother, man. We will be back soon. We're out of here, man. Peace. Peace.