Speaker 1: Hey, hey, hey, I'm bad with something for you to
Speaker 1: think about. Listen, I've done this episode already, but I
Speaker 1: pulled it because I want to re do it so
Speaker 1: I can add some things and take out some things too.
Speaker 1: So I want to talk about all of this hatred
Speaker 1: in this violence. Now, some things I'm gonna say people
Speaker 1: are not gonna like. But you know, it's okay. I
Speaker 1: still love you. It's okay. We don't supposed to agree
Speaker 1: on everything. However, I want to address this. People do
Speaker 1: not understand that their mindsets mindset are formed, not your
Speaker 1: brain itself, but your mindset is formed out of experiences,
Speaker 1: good and bad. But what fuels you and what causes
Speaker 1: dysfunction is when you hone in and hold on to
Speaker 1: the negative experiences. That's what it's all about. Everything in
Speaker 1: life outside of God, I'm talking about us as human beings,
Speaker 1: is about the mindset, because you can't do nothing without
Speaker 1: the mindset. It is the catalyst. So if a person's
Speaker 1: mindset is not conducive to healthy, it's gonna affect their
Speaker 1: life period, all aspects of their life in some form
Speaker 1: to some degree. That's why we have millions upon millions
Speaker 1: of dysfunctional people. In this world. So the reason people
Speaker 1: are the way that they have chosen to remain is
Speaker 1: because of the mindsets that they have, that they have
Speaker 1: become comfortable with, so comfortable and familiar that.
Speaker 2: You think you're okay when you're not.
Speaker 1: All a person have to do is and I challenge anybody.
Speaker 1: I don't care who you are, who you think you are,
Speaker 1: I challenge anybody.
Speaker 2: All you have to do is just sit down and
Speaker 2: think of.
Speaker 1: Your life, what you've gone through, how you feel, what
Speaker 1: you think of the most, and you know self, assess yourself.
Speaker 2: The good and the bad.
Speaker 1: But you can never become a better person by remaining
Speaker 1: the same. You can never become a better person by
Speaker 1: being in denial. And as long as people don't recognize
Speaker 1: that they're broken, that they have un resolved inner issues,
Speaker 1: they'll never they'll never gain mental maturity never.
Speaker 2: You can go through life and you can gain all kind.
Speaker 1: Of things the world has to offer, I mean, any
Speaker 1: and everything, but that does not mean you're mentally mature.
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean you're a mature person. It doesn't mean
Speaker 1: you love yourself. Because most people gain all of these things,
Speaker 1: but they still you're miserable. That's because you have unresolved
Speaker 1: inner issues. When people are broken and don't understand that
Speaker 1: they're broken, they are easily manipulated, brainwashed, bamboozled easily at
Speaker 1: Cohurst Cohurst into doing things. It's just it's true. When
Speaker 1: people are broken, they are easily persuaded to do wrong
Speaker 1: because see, you've heard me say it many times.
Speaker 2: People have the.
Speaker 1: Sense of belonging. They want to be a part of
Speaker 1: something or someone's life, so they will go along to
Speaker 1: get along, to belong even if it's wrong. People are
Speaker 1: so brainwashed and so unhealed that they can know longer decipher.
Speaker 2: Decipher right from wrong.
Speaker 1: To them, wrong is right and right is wrong. That's
Speaker 1: how mentally gone people are in the world. They don't
Speaker 1: know the difference between right and wrong, and I mean
Speaker 1: they will argue you until you're both blue in the
Speaker 1: face because they are so broken they can't see they
Speaker 1: poked the bear, They dig bitches, and they be the
Speaker 1: ones who's falling in the ditch that you did. The
Speaker 1: Bible tells us how can the blind lead the blind?
Speaker 1: Let's say both fall in the ditch or in the pit.
Speaker 1: It's in possible. So let me start by saying this.
Speaker 1: So many people millions of poor, millions of poor, millions
Speaker 1: upon millions upon millions of people profess Christ, but they
Speaker 1: don't serve them. So you could profess them all day.
Speaker 1: It could sound so wonderful. But your fruits is gonna
Speaker 1: tell the truth. The fruits that you bear is going
Speaker 1: to tell the truth. I don't care who you are.
Speaker 2: You can say all.
Speaker 1: Of these things about God because even in the word,
Speaker 1: it tells us it says.
Speaker 2: You use my words, but I didn't put them in
Speaker 2: your mouth.
Speaker 1: You know why, because it also tells us you praise
Speaker 1: Me from your lips, but your heart is far from me.
Speaker 2: And that is who millions.
Speaker 1: Of more, millions upore millions of people are. They speak it,
Speaker 1: but they don't live it. See, people speak it because
Speaker 1: it sounds good.
Speaker 2: It sounds good.
Speaker 1: But what people fail to understand is you get no
Speaker 1: golden stars or free passes with God. He gonna judge
Speaker 1: you for your works. He's gonna judge you for everything
Speaker 1: you've done, every word you spelled out of your mouth,
Speaker 1: the way you lived your life, and who you lived
Speaker 1: your life for. Now, let me make you understand this clearly.
Speaker 1: Who you lived your life for now, who you say
Speaker 1: you're living for because and He's gonna separate the week
Speaker 1: from the tears.
Speaker 2: So you could say all day that you love Lord,
Speaker 2: the Lord, you love.
Speaker 1: God, you serving God, and all of this, you say
Speaker 1: it all day, every day. It means nothing, absolutely nothing
Speaker 1: to God. And anyone who's hearing my voice, don't believe me.
Speaker 1: Don't take it from me. Please read the Bible for yourself.
Speaker 1: You're living in vain. If you're talking it and you're
Speaker 1: not walking it. You are here, but you're not a
Speaker 1: here and a door. You're living your life in vain. See,
Speaker 1: people can't understand the truth because they're so far away
Speaker 1: from reality because of the mindsets that they have. So
Speaker 1: there's so much going on and people are trying to
Speaker 1: tell people you you have to feel a certain way
Speaker 1: about things that's going on in the United States. No,
Speaker 1: you don't.
Speaker 2: Nobody get to tell you how to feel. Nobody get
Speaker 2: to tell you how you feel.
Speaker 1: You feel how you feel like they feel how they feel.
Speaker 1: But because it's not the way they want you to feel,
Speaker 1: they got a problem with it. And that's wrong because
Speaker 1: it could go both ways. You don't like how they feel,
Speaker 1: they don't like how you feel. But you have to
Speaker 1: accept each other because everybody have a right. And it's
Speaker 1: like free speech. I'm hearing a lot about free speech,
Speaker 1: but the people who crying the most about free speech
Speaker 1: were the same individuals who say they was gonna protect
Speaker 1: free speech. Now it's just such a going on and
Speaker 1: they don't like what's being said. Now they want to
Speaker 1: clabor anyone over free speech.
Speaker 3: Yet in the process they're still talking terrible negative about
Speaker 3: people while they are upset at other people.
Speaker 1: About free speech. Please make it make sense. Make it
Speaker 1: make sense. How can you wanna damn somebody over their
Speaker 1: speech but then you're talking negative and hateful towards other people.
Speaker 2: It don't make sense.
Speaker 1: That lets you know how unintelligent people are. They think
Speaker 1: they're so smart and intelligent and mature, but they're not.
Speaker 1: A title does not make you mature or intelligent. A
Speaker 1: degree doesn't even make you that way. It's all about
Speaker 1: the mindset that you have. Most people have denied themselves
Speaker 1: growth because they are stuck where they've always been, in
Speaker 1: the same negative mindset because they're brainwashed and don't realize
Speaker 1: their brainwashed. So let's get into the violent and the hate.
Speaker 1: This nation have done nothing for all the years I've
Speaker 1: been on the earth, and I've been here a while.
Speaker 1: But spew hate, show violence, and be.
Speaker 2: Divisive. That's it.
Speaker 1: And you wonder why you have so many young white
Speaker 1: men or older white people who are doing all the
Speaker 1: mass shootings and the murders and the hate crimes. You
Speaker 1: wonder why I keep hearing people say why would this
Speaker 1: keep happening?
Speaker 2: Why do they keep shooting? You want to blame the guns.
Speaker 1: Yes, guns may be a problem, but the real problem
Speaker 1: will never be solved until you decide to take accountability
Speaker 1: and responsibility and you look at the root cause. Because
Speaker 1: a gun is like alcohol and drugs. It cannot affect
Speaker 1: you in any way until you pick it up and
Speaker 1: use it. It cannot cause harm to you or anyone
Speaker 1: else until you pick it up and use it.
Speaker 2: And whoever do those things, it's.
Speaker 1: Because of the mindset that they have. So you want
Speaker 1: to say, you want to blame guns, but it's the
Speaker 1: people with the guns. So let's go back to the
Speaker 1: violence and the hatred. If all your children have been
Speaker 1: taught all of their lives is to be violent, hateful,
Speaker 1: and they've been taught division, what do you think they
Speaker 1: will learn?
Speaker 2: What do you think they will learn.
Speaker 1: It's no difference from a child being in a household
Speaker 1: and their father is abusive or their mother is abusive,
Speaker 1: and all they see every day is their parents duking
Speaker 1: it out, and their child become an angry child.
Speaker 2: Because of all the things they've seen.
Speaker 1: It's no difference from a child being raised with a
Speaker 1: parent who's very depressed. All they've seen all their life
Speaker 1: is their parents popping pills and laying around doing what
Speaker 1: type of spirit do you think that child's gonna pick up.
Speaker 1: It's no difference from a child seeing their parents drugged
Speaker 1: out or alcohol addicted, and they see alcohol and different types.
Speaker 2: Of drugs laying around what you think is gonna happen?
Speaker 1: I know because I've set across the table from plenty
Speaker 1: teenagers who hadn't been using since they was five and
Speaker 1: six years old, and I promise you I'm not lying
Speaker 1: to you. So it starts in the home. It starts
Speaker 1: in the home, whether it's your parents, some type of caregiver,
Speaker 1: your siblings, and outside the home, your grandparents, your your
Speaker 1: other relatives.
Speaker 2: Friends of the family.
Speaker 1: Then outside of that, the people that you meet in
Speaker 1: the communities, at your schools, at your churches, at your jobs,
Speaker 1: but it starts at home. Now, let me say this also,
Speaker 1: just because a child have been taught hatred and all
Speaker 1: of those vile things at home does not mean that
Speaker 1: every single child is going to grow up like that,
Speaker 1: because children can choose better paths for themselves when they
Speaker 1: get older. So let me say that. Let me make
Speaker 1: myself clear. Children can choose better paths. It's just like
Speaker 1: some children who grew up in a nice household who
Speaker 1: turned wicked. So it goes both ways. You can have
Speaker 1: good parents, bad child, bad parents, good child. It goes
Speaker 1: both ways because it depends on the mindset. Just because
Speaker 1: you came from a bad place doesn't dictate that's the
Speaker 1: way you're gonna be in the future unless you choose
Speaker 1: for it too. Sadly, most of the world's population is
Speaker 1: choosing to remain the same on the same negative paths.
Speaker 1: So it starts in the home and spread abroad. When
Speaker 1: all a child knows it's violence and hate you and division,
Speaker 1: that's what they're gonna adapt to. That's what they're going
Speaker 1: to embrace. They're gonna adopt that mindset and they're going
Speaker 1: to adapt to it, and then they become comfortable in it.
Speaker 1: People don't try to research to understand why is it
Speaker 1: so much hatred in this world? Why is it so
Speaker 1: much violence? Why do people do the things that they do.
Speaker 1: They don't try to learn, they don't try to get understanding.
Speaker 1: They just get on the negativity bandwagon along with everyone else.
Speaker 1: And that's the societies we have all over the world.
Speaker 1: Now I have to talk about this, slavery black people,
Speaker 1: black people, and you know, I've done podcasts about this before,
Speaker 1: episodes before. Black people are the most hated race in
Speaker 1: the entire world. People don't try to understand why, they
Speaker 1: just hate because that's all they know. If racism wasn't
Speaker 1: a thing it went away today, they would not Racist
Speaker 1: people would not know how to exist. And that's the
Speaker 1: god of this truth. They would not know how to
Speaker 1: exist because.
Speaker 2: That's all they know.
Speaker 1: That's their lifeline, that's their fuel for living. It's hate
Speaker 1: and violence. So without racism, they would not know how
Speaker 1: to function.
Speaker 4: And that is beyond beyond saying, but unfortunately it's the truth.
Speaker 1: So slavery, I just want you to really, really really
Speaker 1: think about what I'm saying. I want you to really
Speaker 1: take out your feelings and your emotions, set them aside,
Speaker 1: and I just want you to think about it, and please,
Speaker 1: for once in your life, step into the other person's
Speaker 1: shoes mentally, mentally.
Speaker 2: So I want you to think about it.
Speaker 1: Why are blacks hated so horribly around the globe? It
Speaker 1: is because long before any of us was here, any
Speaker 1: of us, any of us.
Speaker 2: Long before my grandmother.
Speaker 1: My grandmother died at ninety six, ninety six years old.
Speaker 1: She was born in eighteen ninety eight and she died
Speaker 1: in the early nineties, so she had been around a minute, long, long, long,
Speaker 1: long ago. There was this social construct that was formed.
Speaker 1: And believe me when I tell you that the white
Speaker 1: racist forefathers know all about it. They know the truth.
Speaker 1: They know that black people are the blueprint. And it's
Speaker 1: not saying that to boaster or anything like that. God
Speaker 1: knows it's not, but it's just the truth. We all
Speaker 1: came from blackness, all of us. But instead of teaching
Speaker 1: the truth, people have been taught and I mean all people,
Speaker 1: because you got black people that don't like black people too.
Speaker 1: They just as racist almost if they could be, but
Speaker 1: they definitely don't like their own. But every has been
Speaker 1: taught the same thing. Everybody. Let me repeat that because
Speaker 1: it's very very very important. Everybody, all races, which is
Speaker 1: man made, all races have been taught the same narrative
Speaker 1: to hate blacks. But no one, no one, even the
Speaker 1: black people, no one has been taught. Why now, don't
Speaker 1: you think that's bizarre. Isn't that strange? It is by design?
Speaker 1: But thank god, black people and none black, some none
Speaker 1: blacks are waking up to the truth. You always hear,
Speaker 1: oh white man wrote the Bible. Nah, Nah, No they didn't,
Speaker 1: because if the white man had wrote.
Speaker 2: The Bible, he would have wrote all.
Speaker 1: The characters as white. But he did it because he
Speaker 1: couldn't because he didn't write it. He may have transcribed it,
Speaker 1: but he did not prescribe it, because if he could have,
Speaker 1: every character would have been white.
Speaker 2: And let me say this too while I'm talking.
Speaker 1: You know, they say, oh Jesus was Middle Eastern, he
Speaker 1: was a Jew from the Middle East. No he wasn't.
Speaker 1: He was right there in Bethlehem, born in Bethlehem, right
Speaker 1: there near Israel, not far from Egypt. So it's right
Speaker 1: on the tip of northern Africa. It's not Middle East.
Speaker 1: It's right on the very tip of northern Africa. But
Speaker 1: they want to tell.
Speaker 2: You Middle East but research it for yourself.
Speaker 1: Look at the mouth, research Africa for yourself. Research where
Speaker 1: Bethlehem and Israel is at. It's not in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: But I digress. If that's what people want to believe,
Speaker 1: they can believe that. I'm not taking from nobody what
Speaker 1: they want to believe, But I'm just saying, if you
Speaker 1: want the truth, seek the truth, and you shall find it.
Speaker 1: Look if you have two eyes that you could physically
Speaker 1: see out of researching for yourself, that's all I has.
Speaker 2: Researching for yourself.
Speaker 1: Now back to because I'm kind of jumping around as
Speaker 1: stuff popping my head, So back to slavery. Why are
Speaker 1: blacks hated the most If you think blacks are inferior,
Speaker 1: why would you.
Speaker 2: Hate someone so much that you think is inferior to you.
Speaker 1: Yet, as slaves, black people raised white families, took care
Speaker 1: of the white men sexually and in every other way.
Speaker 1: Was the farmers and the sharecroppers, was the construction people.
Speaker 1: They did it all. Black people done it all, and
Speaker 1: they were some of them beat into doing it, and
Speaker 1: manby did it with no issues. But you had black
Speaker 1: people trusted these slaves, was trusted to build them homes
Speaker 1: and build them businesses and take care of them. White families,
Speaker 1: even mothers having their own babies ripped from their breasts
Speaker 1: to feed the white babies. Now again, don't take it
Speaker 1: from me. Research this for yourself so you can get understanding.
Speaker 1: Because I do not want anyone to die and go
Speaker 1: to hell. You claim you love Jesus. I don't want
Speaker 1: anybody to die and go to hell. I want you
Speaker 1: to get understanding so you can get this hatred out
Speaker 1: of you. So the white man entrusted the black people
Speaker 1: to do all of these things, but now you hate
Speaker 1: them so much. The people that you put your neck
Speaker 1: on their head, their back, their face. You lynched them,
Speaker 1: you shot them, you drugged them behind cars, you raped them,
Speaker 1: You use their children as alligator base. You separated the families. Again,
Speaker 1: research it. Don't become angry with me for the truth.
Speaker 1: Research it for yourself. Don't take anything from me. Research
Speaker 1: everything I'm saying for yourself. Get out of your feelings.
Speaker 1: Don't let your emotions get the best of you. Research
Speaker 1: it for yourself. So, if they've done all of those
Speaker 1: horrible things to black people, why are you hating black
Speaker 1: people so much? Everything black people had was stolen, all
Speaker 1: types of inventions that the racist white people enjoy using
Speaker 1: today were invented by black people. Many many, down to
Speaker 1: the folding chairs you set in at your barbecues and
Speaker 1: stuff outside, many many, many inventions. They build highways and oh,
Speaker 1: I mean you name it, you name it. But you
Speaker 1: supposedly hate black people so bad? What have black people
Speaker 1: ever done to you? They have done nothing to you
Speaker 1: in comparison to what have been done to us. Nothing, nothing, nothing,
Speaker 1: nothing nothing. You can't say old black people they're savages, no,
Speaker 1: because history show the savages have been and still are
Speaker 1: to this day. Get out your feelings, be.
Speaker 2: Open minded.
Speaker 1: Because you can research this for yourself. But you have
Speaker 1: been taught that blacks are savages, they're beasts. When I
Speaker 1: will give you this, you got crazy black people, I
Speaker 1: mean insane black people. You have black people doing the most.
Speaker 1: But guess what you got that in every single other race,
Speaker 1: not just blacks. See, black people do things a little
Speaker 1: different from white people. They really do a lot of
Speaker 1: things in life is the same for everybody, Like universal
Speaker 1: things like seeking love and attention, validation, you know, having
Speaker 1: trust issues, relationship is those things are universal things. It
Speaker 1: don't matter what race you're from. But certain things black
Speaker 1: people do different from other people. So back to my question,
Speaker 1: why hate the people you once trusted so much and
Speaker 1: at the same same time was using and abusing, getting
Speaker 1: free labor, murdering them, whipping them, beating them to death.
Speaker 1: But you hate these very people that you say are
Speaker 1: inferior to you. Why because it makes no sense? And
Speaker 1: then you say it's because the color of your skin,
Speaker 1: and it's so I mean, it makes me so sad
Speaker 1: that people are so ignorant to believe it's the color
Speaker 1: of your skin.
Speaker 2: Think about it.
Speaker 1: Why on God's green Earth where people spend make tanning
Speaker 1: a billion dollar industry, if it was about the skin color?
Speaker 1: Why there are multiple ways to tan sun tanning, booth injections,
Speaker 1: putting stuff up your nose, spray multiple ways. And I
Speaker 1: went to the beach this summer, this past summer, and
Speaker 1: I tell you, I was like, oh my god, is
Speaker 1: that safe? When I tell you darker than me? Because
Speaker 1: I'm like carramal, maybe a little lighter than caramel. When
Speaker 1: I tell you way way darker than me, I was like,
Speaker 1: is that safe?
Speaker 2: It did not look safe.
Speaker 1: So if it was about the skin color, they certainly
Speaker 1: wouldn't be trying to do that, not at all. So
Speaker 1: I go back to my question, why are blacks hated
Speaker 1: so much? What have blacks done to wipe people for
Speaker 1: them to hate them so much. Keep in mind, you
Speaker 1: got ignorant black people, black people who do nefarious things,
Speaker 1: but you also have that in every group. So you
Speaker 1: can't use that excuse because you have those types of
Speaker 1: people in every race. So you can't use people been
Speaker 1: using that for a long time. You can't use that
Speaker 1: if you're trying to understand and get knowledge and wisdom,
Speaker 1: you can't use that because you have silly, dramatic, horrible
Speaker 1: people in all races. But the world have been taught
Speaker 1: that Blacks is the worst race by design is intentional
Speaker 1: because they're trying to keep you.
Speaker 2: Dumbed down.
Speaker 1: They trying to keep your head in the sand so
Speaker 1: you'll never think about seeking the truth. And the truth
Speaker 1: is everyone came from blackness, even the Royal family, if
Speaker 1: you don't believe in researching for yourself, the Royal family
Speaker 1: had black royals, There were black Japanese, black Chinese, black Indians,
Speaker 1: black everything, because we all came from blackness. Then I
Speaker 1: hear people talk about, well, why do.
Speaker 2: Why do black people.
Speaker 1: You know, people feel that black people always complain about
Speaker 1: racism and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: What heck, what do you expect that's all you have
Speaker 2: on your mind?
Speaker 1: Racist people twenty four seven, three sixty five for year racism?
Speaker 1: And who do you have a director at black people
Speaker 1: and other people with shades of brown?
Speaker 2: You don't have a director that white people.
Speaker 1: It's always people of color. Why is that you never
Speaker 1: thought about it? Then you say, all black people, you
Speaker 1: talk about reparations and this and that, and you were
Speaker 1: not slaves.
Speaker 2: Why do you treat us.
Speaker 1: As if we were slaves? You know we were not slaves,
Speaker 1: but yet you go along and you treat us.
Speaker 2: As if we were slaves.
Speaker 1: And you turn around and tell us you always talking
Speaker 1: about racism. We're tired of hearing about racism. You think.
Speaker 2: You're no tirer than us, because we've been dealing with.
Speaker 1: It way longer than you, way longer to this day.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty five. Why are blacks hated so bad? It's
Speaker 1: because not up the skin, but it's because that DNA.
Speaker 1: That DNA is powerful and it holds the truth every
Speaker 1: person in the world. If you go back farther enough,
Speaker 1: you will find that blackness. I tell people all the time,
Speaker 1: even the Indians were tricked and food, there were black Indians.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's evident and it's obvious there were black Indians,
Speaker 1: but they've been fooled to think that they were here
Speaker 1: first when they too migrated, they migrated to the Americans.
Speaker 2: Black people was already here.
Speaker 1: There were black people already in America when the Indians came.
Speaker 2: But before the white men, the racist.
Speaker 1: White men would give what was due to the black people.
Speaker 2: They said had no because they were afraid.
Speaker 1: That they were gonna lose their position, so they gave
Speaker 1: it to the Indians. Now, in saying that they did
Speaker 1: take a lot from the Indians too, they took a
Speaker 1: lot from the Indians. To make no mistake about it.
Speaker 1: They took a lot from the Indians too. But they
Speaker 1: also gave what belonged to blacks to the Indians. And
Speaker 1: I'm talking about land and things like that. They gave
Speaker 1: it to the Indians because they didn't want the blacks
Speaker 1: to have nothing. And then when the slave trade happened,
Speaker 1: they even gave the friends slaves hell because they were black,
Speaker 1: so they stripped them of things. Then when they came
Speaker 1: out of slavery. They were still treating black people like slaves,
Speaker 1: burned down their businesses.
Speaker 2: Stole from them, did all of these things.
Speaker 1: But yet in twenty twenty five, when black people talk
Speaker 1: about reparation, you feel that black people don't deserve reparations
Speaker 1: because they was not in slavery. Yet you never gave
Speaker 1: to the black people what was doing to them. Never,
Speaker 1: you stole everything. You gave nothing to the black people.
Speaker 2: Nothing.
Speaker 1: Many of the richest that people have today white people.
Speaker 1: It is the inheritance, inheritance of black people. All the
Speaker 1: land and stuff. It's stolen land. It's stolen land, and
Speaker 1: it's the truth. Like I said, please tell your feelings,
Speaker 1: step away, don't get caught up in your feelings. Research
Speaker 1: for yourself, learn for yourself, because it's time out for
Speaker 1: this violence and this hatred for no reason. Only because
Speaker 1: it's what you own, only because it's what you know,
Speaker 1: because that's what you've been taught all your life. You
Speaker 1: should want to be better than that, You should want
Speaker 1: to be better than that. But most people don't because
Speaker 1: they're so comfortable. As horrible of beings as they are,
Speaker 1: they're so comfortable because that's all they know, and that
Speaker 1: is a travesty in itself that a person don't want
Speaker 1: to be better. So I want you to think about it.
Speaker 1: I'm going to ask the question. I'm going to ask
Speaker 1: the question again, what have blacks done to warrant the
Speaker 1: hate in the violence? Please feel free, feel free, I'm
Speaker 1: getting tongue tied.
Speaker 2: Feel free to email me please.
Speaker 1: I would love to have a dialogue about it, because
Speaker 1: I already know you can't come up with anything you
Speaker 1: can't and I know some white people have been harmed
Speaker 1: by black people.
Speaker 4: But.
Speaker 1: That goes both ways. But I'm talking about what people
Speaker 1: have embraced. It's like the statistics that we hear when
Speaker 1: it comes to black Blacks are the worst in every
Speaker 1: single thing, the worst, the worst in every single thing.
Speaker 1: You don't find something wrong with that. You said we're
Speaker 1: dumb or unintelligent. Well, I sit here with four degrees four,
Speaker 1: So who's the dummy? Certainly not I. And I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about just undergrounds stuff either. So I think that
Speaker 1: angers people too because you didn't want back in the
Speaker 1: in the slavery days, the white man didn't want the
Speaker 1: blacks to learn to read, even though the blacks were
Speaker 1: still learning to read secretly and now they're hey, no, no,
Speaker 1: holding some of us back, and it upsets people because
Speaker 1: that's not the way he's supposed to have been. Blacks
Speaker 1: are hated because they're resilient. They are so resilient. We're
Speaker 1: supposed to have.
Speaker 2: Been dead, all of us.
Speaker 1: We're supposed to have been extinct, because that's what they tried
Speaker 1: to do. But like Ajemilu say, yet we rise. You
Speaker 1: don't beat us, killed us, raped us, murdered us. Still
Speaker 1: we rise because we are the blueprint. You cannot get
Speaker 1: rid of black people. We were in all four corners
Speaker 1: of the world before anyone else. And then when people
Speaker 1: start going out, when God started dispersing people, skin colors
Speaker 1: start to change because of different reasons. And then people
Speaker 1: migrated even more because of the slave trade.
Speaker 2: But man didn't do it initially, God did.
Speaker 1: So it's about the power of that DNA and what
Speaker 1: it represents that they don't want the world to know.
Speaker 1: But it's there for you to research for yourself. Honestly,
Speaker 1: it is. I've been hearing lately. Oh, white people feel
Speaker 1: that they're lose.
Speaker 5: Their power, and you will, but not in the way
Speaker 5: you think, not in the way you think because black
Speaker 5: people you have never heard of.
Speaker 1: Black people saying we're superior.
Speaker 2: We want to dominate, we want to rule. No, we
Speaker 2: don't have that in us. That's not who we are.
Speaker 1: We already know we're the most powerful because everyone came
Speaker 1: from blackness, But that does not mean we're superior than
Speaker 1: anyone else. And we're not trying to be We are
Speaker 1: not trying to be superior. God ordained us as the
Speaker 1: chosen people. We didn't adain ourselves, So you hating on
Speaker 1: us for something we didn't even do. We didn't even
Speaker 1: ask to be born in the skin color we're in.
Speaker 1: That was not our choice, just like it wasn't your choice.
Speaker 1: So I just want to talk about it, and I
Speaker 1: want you to think about it, think heavy about it,
Speaker 1: learn something, Go and do your research, and then figure
Speaker 1: out who the savages really work and is. That's all
Speaker 1: I ask. You don't have to tell nobody that you're
Speaker 1: researching anything. Do it for yourself, because you, me, all
Speaker 1: of us, we're getting closer to death every single day
Speaker 1: we get to live, We're getting closer to death. And
Speaker 1: you have a chance right now. You have a chance
Speaker 1: right now to get yourself together and to clean up
Speaker 1: that dark heart. You have a chance while you breathing,
Speaker 1: because you don't know when God is coming back. You
Speaker 1: don't know when Jesus is coming back, because it's not God,
Speaker 1: it's Jesus that's coming back for you. And see people think, oh,
Speaker 1: when a person die, you think they're a good person.
Speaker 1: You would think whatever you want to think. God knows,
Speaker 1: and none of us go straight to heaven. We go
Speaker 1: somewhere else until judgment. But you're gonna go somewhere according
Speaker 1: to the life you live and what you who, you chose,
Speaker 1: what you spewed. All of that is gonna take a
Speaker 1: part of where you go. Which side of the gulf
Speaker 1: you're going on the good side or the bad side.
Speaker 1: So my prayer for you is that you change while
Speaker 1: you can. Because we don't know how we're leaving. We
Speaker 1: don't know how we're leaving. All we know is we're
Speaker 1: leaving one day. No one is exempt. Your money won't
Speaker 1: help you, your skin color won't help you. No one
Speaker 1: is exempt, your power, your status, your position, none of that.
Speaker 1: You're checking out one day, just like I'm checking out
Speaker 1: one day. But the difference is where you choose to go.
Speaker 1: And believe me, you choose it. God just plays you there.
Speaker 1: You choose it by the way you live your life
Speaker 1: right now, so you can follow people all you want to,
Speaker 1: which we say, man, you can follow man, woman all
Speaker 1: you want to. You can praise and worship woman, man
Speaker 1: all you want to. But don't die in your sin.
Speaker 1: Don't die in your mess, because every day you get.
Speaker 2: To live is an opportunity to be better.
Speaker 1: But if you don't take it, and God take you
Speaker 1: out like that, please, you won't get a chance to repent,
Speaker 1: and you are going to the side of the gulf
Speaker 1: that you have chosen to go. He just want to
Speaker 1: place you. And I'm telling you this out of love.
Speaker 1: Out of love. See, because I've never been taught to
Speaker 1: be prejudiced about a toward a person because of their
Speaker 1: skin color. Now I do have prejudice, prejudices, for sure,
Speaker 1: my hand is up. Yes, I can be prejudiced about
Speaker 1: certain things. But people who know me know those things
Speaker 1: such as I don't want you walking in my house
Speaker 1: with your shoes on, or you gotta spring the bottom
Speaker 1: of your shoes. You know, it's just certain things. But
Speaker 1: I never ever disliked anybody because of how they.
Speaker 2: Look, big or small. What considered pretty are not rich
Speaker 2: or poor. None of that bothers me.
Speaker 1: I'm not moved by status and titles, none of that.
Speaker 2: I'm not moved by those things.
Speaker 1: I judge a person by the content of their character, truly,
Speaker 1: by how they treat me, not by what you say
Speaker 1: or how you feel, but how they treat me. Because
Speaker 1: guess what, who a person really is it's coming out
Speaker 1: sooner or later. You can only fake and pretend for
Speaker 1: so long till you can't. Who a person truly is
Speaker 1: will come out, It will come to the life. So
Speaker 1: while you have a chance, you better get yourself together
Speaker 1: because time is winding up. You don't know.
Speaker 2: The next second could be your time, Tomorrow could.
Speaker 1: Be your time. Any time could be your time. It
Speaker 1: could be my time.
Speaker 2: But I'm cool with it.
Speaker 1: If it took me right now, I feel confident, then
Speaker 1: I'll go to heaven when it's time to go to
Speaker 1: heaven and stop thinking because every time I hear somebody say, oh,
Speaker 1: they went to heaven, No they didn't. To be absent
Speaker 1: from the body, it is to be present with the Lord.
Speaker 2: That don't mean you went to heaven.
Speaker 1: That means you went into the spiritual state like Jesus,
Speaker 1: like God. You went to the Creator. It don't mean
Speaker 1: you went to heaven, because you know you gotta go
Speaker 1: to him in order to be sent to that place.
Speaker 1: I'm just telling you I read the Bible. I've read
Speaker 1: the Bible multiple times, more than two, more than three.
Speaker 1: So I've read the Bible from the bat back to front.
Speaker 1: I've read the Bible, and I'm still learning, still learning.
Speaker 2: My eyes are still opening up to things.
Speaker 1: I'm getting more wisdom, more knowledge, more discerning. But see,
Speaker 1: you gotta pray for those things from some other spirit,
Speaker 1: gifts of the spirit. But the problem with people that
Speaker 1: are so caught up in man, when man will cause
Speaker 1: you to go to hell right along with him or
Speaker 1: write along with her. So I want you to think
Speaker 1: about all the things I've discussed, research for yourself. If
Speaker 1: you want to talk to me, reach out, we can
Speaker 1: have a conversation. Because listen, I've never been taught to
Speaker 1: be hateful and and things like that towards people my family.
Speaker 2: That's not who we are about.
Speaker 1: No generations of my family, that's not who we are about.
Speaker 1: We have all races in my family. Man made race,
Speaker 1: because man made that made that terminology. We have.
Speaker 2: All in my.
Speaker 1: Family, and no one treats a person different because of
Speaker 1: it either. No one we get together, we have fun.
Speaker 1: No one is treated different because of the color of
Speaker 1: their skin. So I want you to think about it.
Speaker 1: Anything negative that you've been taught you can unlearn if
Speaker 1: you're willing to. But many people call themselves Christians, their liars,
Speaker 1: and all you got to do is listen to them
Speaker 1: talk and watch what they do. You can be in
Speaker 1: your feelings, you can believe what you want. The fruits
Speaker 1: they bear is gonna tell you who they are. It's
Speaker 1: gonna tell you who they serving, what side they're on,
Speaker 1: meaning the devil or God.
Speaker 2: I don't care what they spew from their lips.
Speaker 1: About being Christian and loving Jesus and all of that.
Speaker 2: You're not fooling God. The Bible tells us people.
Speaker 1: Do things so long that they deceive themselves. And that's
Speaker 1: a lot of what's going on. That's what's going on.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: I used to be one too.
Speaker 1: I used to say, Oh Jesus this, and I love
Speaker 1: God and get up and sing. If you don't know,
Speaker 1: I'm a gospel singer. Get up and sing in front
Speaker 1: of people and everything I mean singing, and a hypocrite
Speaker 1: I love church men nights and went straight to the club,
Speaker 1: just a hypocrite because I did not know any better.
Speaker 1: I knew of God because I went to church all
Speaker 1: my life, but I didn't know him.
Speaker 2: There is a difference.
Speaker 1: I knew of him, but I didn't know him.
Speaker 2: I didn't know him.
Speaker 1: I knew of him, I didn't know Jesus. I didn't
Speaker 1: know God in that way, even though I got saved
Speaker 1: when I was twelve. But once I became that individual
Speaker 1: who started to seek, my eyes opened, my heart's open.
Speaker 1: The scales fell from my eyes and I never looked back.
Speaker 1: But I too used to be a hypocrite. That's what
Speaker 1: it's called a hypocrite. I used to profess it from
Speaker 1: my lips, but my heart was so far from him.
Speaker 1: I was doing whatever I wanted to do. I didn't
Speaker 1: think about Jesus, not one second. I didn't think about
Speaker 1: God for not one second, not one second. And I'm
Speaker 1: just being honest with you. But I thank God for
Speaker 1: delivering me. I thank God for salvation. Because it's free.
Speaker 1: To hate means you don't love yourself. There's no way
Speaker 1: you can love yourself and have that much hatred in
Speaker 1: your heart. I can go on another hour or two,
Speaker 1: but I'm gonna stop im and living right there.
Speaker 2: You can reach out to me if you.
Speaker 1: Have any questions concerned, you want to talk about it, anything,
Speaker 1: reach out to me. Just don't come at me with
Speaker 1: the dumb stuff, because that's not I'm not that that
Speaker 1: lady either. I don't tolerate that mess from anybody. I
Speaker 1: don't care who you are because I'm always respect you,
Speaker 1: but you're gonna respect me as well. But we can
Speaker 1: talk about it, okay. I love each and every one
Speaker 1: of you, and there's nothing you can do about it.
Speaker 1: Be mad if you want to, of you're apt to,
Speaker 1: but you will not get into the Kingdom of God like.
Speaker 2: That much love you want to each and every.
Speaker 1: One of you. Please share, Please share. Thank you for listening.
Speaker 1: You know I end every episode the same and I pray, pray, pray,
Speaker 1: pray that you do it. Thank on it.