BIG FACTS feat. YAHKI AWAKENED

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Speaker 2: Trap Music Museum, Big Bank, Baby j DJ, Scream Team Big Facts welcomes today, Yacky Awaken, pulling up the Big Facts, Big Fast, Big Fast.

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Speaker 4: What's up?

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Speaker 2: What's up? My brother? What's up?

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Speaker 6: You? Good?

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Speaker 2: Everything?

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Speaker 6: Good?

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Speaker 3: Peace? Peace? Piece to the God. It's this piece of the guys. Mental fai.

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Speaker 6: I'm feeling amazing, man. I can't complain for the real good. I appreciate you all having me on your.

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Speaker 2: So give yourself a proper introduction. I'm gonna be real with you, like a lot of people are calling you like the new doctor CIV. You know what I'm saying. A lot of people are making some comparisons in that fashion or whatever the case may be. But I want you to give a proper intranceduction of who you are and what you represent.

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Speaker 6: All right, Well, my real name is Jaki Raphai Elohem. Everybody called me Yaki Awaken. I am a master herbalist and I am a certified biochemist. I've been doing this healing work for a good thirteen years now. It started from me actually healing myself of what they would call so called incurable diseases. So I had diabetes, I had scar tissue on my heart. I actually suffered from a heart attack at the age of twenty one. My kidneys was failing and I had a bunch of fluid built up on my kidneys, saying my heart as well.

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Speaker 3: I had bad EGZMA.

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Speaker 6: I had work they call it vertilago, where you basically have these white patches on your skin, the usual the whole nine that you usually suffer from when you're growing up in the black community, not knowing what fools is, not knowing what to drink, what to eat.

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Speaker 4: You know.

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Speaker 3: And I end up healing myself brother.

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Speaker 2: Was that Was that particularly just diet you think that led you to that space or was it like diet stress?

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Speaker 6: Just it was just a whole trauma as a whole environmental factor as well. When you look inside the black unity and you see, you know, who is building these institutes and actually building the environment that we're going in, it's all to go against us. You know, there's a liquor store on every corner in the neighborhood. I'm from Singles, Missouri, you know what I'm saying. Grew up there, still stay there till this very day. But you know there's an actual liquor store on every corner in Saint Louis. You got drug dealers all around in the neighborhood. Of course, you got your regular violin, black on black crime, hip hop music, I mean, just anything you can think about that's a part of the culture that we praise and that we champion today. Is what I grew up in. So you know, I grew up thinking, you know, selling dope was cool. I grew up thinking, you know, bringing home see your brother was cool. Eating all the bad food was cool. Because these are things that was praised in the community. And once you start living a life of toxicity like that, and you're not slowing down and you drinking, you smoking, you're.

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Speaker 3: Running around with the gang every day.

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Speaker 6: You're getting into recreational drugs and then you eating these bad foods they accumulating the body. So man, one day it caught up with me. Man, I thought I had bad digestion. I'm like, man, my heart, Man, it's heartburn because I suffered from heartburn too, And man.

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Speaker 3: It just didn't feel like it usually felt.

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Speaker 4: Man.

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Speaker 6: I went down, ended up calling the ambulance. Ambulance came and got me, took me to the hospital. They had hooked me up into something called the EGK. They're like, man, you actively having a heart attack. And I'm like, I'm twenty one. It's impossible to be as young because of what they teach us. You know, they teach you that you can't have heart disease if you a certain age. That's you know, that's what they pushing, the narrative they pushing. Man, I was twenty one having an active heart attack like I was sixty.

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Speaker 3: Five years old. Yeah and yeah.

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Speaker 6: The doctor told me, like this your last time. You know, if you do this again, you might not make it. Man, I ended up going home sitting down. I was crying because I had high blood pressure. I had bad hypertension. My blood pressure literally used to be to twenty seven over one hundred and one. You know what I'm saying, man, seriously, So they had me on high blood pressure medication. But you know, I'm young. I still like the have sex and everything. My dick couldn't get hard. I had erectile dysfunction from the me medicine that I was taking at twenty one, from the medicine cod so I was super, super messed.

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Speaker 3: Up in congestion.

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Speaker 2: Man.

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Speaker 6: So I was just done after that heart attack and after looking into that doctor's eyes, you know what I'm saying, and he was just he just I don't know, man, I'd have been shot, I'd have been stabbed. I got metal from here to here, like I didn't really been in the streets. Like when I say I'm from the streets of Saint Louis, I really we really from that, you know what I'm saying. And did nothing ever scare me until that particular day. Man, that doctor looked me in my soul. Nobody ever like looked me in my soul, and he like, man, this show you do this again, you might not be here.

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Speaker 2: Man.

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Speaker 6: I got home, Man, I was just done. I'm like, man, I'm done. I can't take no more medicine. They tried to give me all these ivy profens and you take an aspring every day for the rest of your life, but this won't happen again.

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Speaker 3: I'm like, man, I can't keep going through this. I'm twenty one.

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Speaker 6: So I ended up going home and sitting down, and when I sat down, I had all my medicines on my table.

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Speaker 3: I kicked the shit over.

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Speaker 6: I'm like, I'm done with this, and I'm like, dang, what I'm gonna do because in order to get over what I'm going through, they offering me more medicines so something, and just gave me the idea to get on YouTube.

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Speaker 3: YouTube is just starting to kick off for real, for real.

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Speaker 6: I got on there and I typed in natural ways to heal erectile dysfunction. I'm a twenty one year old man like I like to you know, I like to hump too, So that's the main thing I'm really thinking about. I'm like, how do I get rid of this NAT so.

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Speaker 3: We can speak like that on her cool I'm like, man, my dick can't get hard, So man, I need, I need. You know what I'm saying. The thing I'm really focused on is get my dick back hard. So google. I google natural remedies for erectile dysfunction.

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Speaker 6: This Caucasian white man that popping up, and you know, I really couldn't resonate with what he was saying. But YouTube it just came out with this suggestion where after the first video go out, it suggests another one. Guess who pop up? You got this tall, skinny man with a gray beard and a bald head, and he's talking. I'm doctor sabe Ya. Don't healed sickle cell a, NEMEA, leukemia, HIV Loopis he going through all these things? I'm growing up in the community that's been structured by another people that's benefiting off of us, so they not to tell us anything to liberate ourselves. So through my program and the first thing I say is this nigga line. Ain't no way these are incurable diseases. But I kept listening to doctor sabe man and it resonated with my spirit. Me I got addictive personality. So I ended up watching him for like forty eight hours straight. For real, probably seventy two hours.

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Speaker 3: By the time I got done watching him.

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Speaker 6: I knew his wife's name, his children name, I do about the fig tree in New York.

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Speaker 3: I got numbers and everything.

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Speaker 6: So I'm calling all around trying to find doctor Sabe or his wife to see what type of, you know, natural remedies I can take to get rid of my heart issues and to get rid of my erectile dysfunction. I ended up getting in contact with my assistant talking to them, and she was just telling me how to change my diet and certain herbs to take. So you know, I did that, and I started mixing up my concoctions in my herbs, but it just seemed like it wasn't enough information for me. So I basically enrolled myself into a herbology class. Man went through herbology class started learning by me. I was learning how to wildcraft my own herbs. They did things like we had to do two hundred hours of going out and scavenging through woods and finding your own herbs and breaking them.

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Speaker 3: Down drying them out.

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Speaker 6: So I did all of that, mixing my own concoction, and I went on one hundred and twenty day all liquid diet. I probably messed up three days. I was two hundred and sixty five pounds when I started. Literally within the first week. Everybody think I'm exaggerating. Man, the first week of me being on nothing but juices, watermelo, juice, all melandet. Man, I literally lost like sixty pounds. Man, I lost like sixty weeks and it was crazy. Look, I lost so much weight. I lost so much waste. Right, because weight and waste is the same thing. Because if you look at what toxemia does to the cells, you create something called adipost tissues, right atti post tissues, or what they call it dipocites, is these fat cells and it's basically cholesterol plaque that builds up around them. So what the body does, the body is so smart. The body instead of having all of those different types of toxemia go into the blood stream, the more toxic you taking you eat, you create these newer diposite cells or these fatty cells, and what they do is they engulf toxemia. So the more weight you contribute to, the more weight that you bring onto the body is because you have so many toxins. So the moment you start detoxing, getting rid of the toxemia. You lose the weight with it because the only reason why the fat cells are there in the first place is to engulf the toxemia is in the poison for it won't damage the bloodstream because if you chase your blood potential hydrogen of what they call blood pH you die of something called acidosis. So, Man, I went on there's one hundred and twenty day juice fast. The first week, I lost sixty pounds. Man, I lost so much weight my skin was flabby and shit. So then I had to figure out how to tighten my skin back up. You know what I'm saying, how to do lift low weights, but do more reps. So I'm doing two hundred you know what I'm saying, I'm just using a weight bench bar. I'm not even putting weights on it. I'm lifting that motherfucker about two three hundred times every rip to tighten my skin back up. I'm going after my thyroid, my paar of thyroid to tighten my skin back up. But it just showed me how much toxins I had in my body. I'm one hundred days in on all juice, still shitting out turns this big and I'm like this, all this stuff is in me.

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Speaker 3: Remember I'm twenty one, no, twenty one years of.

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Speaker 6: All of that accumulation and equagulations of just mucous build up of crystallization, calcium, all the bad foods I've been eating, alcohol, snorting cocaine, just out here living this wild life. It catches up to us. So I realized that we can't keep violating nature. Eventually nature is going to violate your ass. So I heal myself. Man, Once I heal myself, my mama seen it. I went to the doctor. I didn't have no more squad tishoe on my art. My kidneys was functioning at one hundred percent. They were talking about dialysis. Man, twenty one, kidney's now functioning one hundred percent. The doctor's wold, they don't know what the hell happened. They asking me who did it? They want to know the names. I'm like, I did it myself. They laughing at me, thinking I'm playing. So they just wrote it off as a miracle. So, man, my mama end up healing.

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Speaker 4: My mama of.

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Speaker 6: Hypertension, high blood pressure. She had some things going on. Went to my sister, healing my family. I was a part of a gang black monster game. Yeah, Yet to my brothers out there in Saint Louis, ended up healing a couple of brothers that was in the game that I was with. And then Man, this man had reached out to me on Facebook. It was a basketball player. Ended up healing a basketball player. Can't say his name. Man, And he paid for my first seminar. Man, and he gave me a lot of money, paid for my first seminar, told me he believed in me.

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Speaker 3: I kicked off my first seminar.

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Speaker 4: Man.

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Speaker 6: We thirteen years later, man selling millions of products, have hundreds of thousands of healing testimonies, and we thriving. Man, trying to reconstructure the community that these people then took from us.

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Speaker 4: So you think by you getting sick you found your purpose?

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Speaker 2: Man?

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Speaker 6: Just straight Well, So I found my purpose in prison for real. The sickness slowed me down, but I still kept doing things after that.

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Speaker 3: Prison is what really made me like, man, what is you doing?

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Speaker 6: So I think both of them put togethers what really put me on my path to greatness.

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Speaker 3: Because I thought I was gonna be a rapper.

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Speaker 6: I can sing, I can rap, I could play instruments, I could play the piano by ear.

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Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. I'm going on tours. I'm opening up for people.

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Speaker 6: I thought my lifestyle was your typical nigga growing up in the hood.

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Speaker 3: I'm gonna be a famous rapper.

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Speaker 2: Man.

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Speaker 6: That heart attack hit me and they put them clings on me. Man, it changed my whole projectory of life. Man, my whole projectory of life. I'm like, this can't be what it is. And I tried my artist to like get away from it. And that's why I always say, a true helo don't a true healer.

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Speaker 3: Don't choose to be a helo nigga. You run away from.

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Speaker 6: A responsibility like this, I was running, man, the most hot kept pulling me back, kept pulling me back. And I remember I had this dream while I lost everything. I lost everything. I used to go, I'm a part of the he bred community. I used to have a congregation.

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Speaker 3: It was like twosands of two thousands of us.

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Speaker 6: We used to read the Bible. Keep shibot all of that. Man, And I remember, Man, I used to I was living double lifestyles. I used to teach the Bible talk about how you not supposed to degrade women but then I go on the road and go somewhere and open up. At this point of my manager was the same manager as k Stylish booting me down. This one booting me down was popping. Man, I'm literally shit. By day Saturday, I'm talking about how you have to uplift the so called black woman. She is the godd and she's the queen. You know, she's the nurturing people to the children. Without her, the family structure will collapse. But then Sunday, I'm at the club talking about watching show ass off.

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Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.

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Speaker 6: So living, I'm living this double lifestyle, man. And I remember my brother was like, Man, you're gonna have to give up something you can't be.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, you have to give up something, man. Yeah.

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Speaker 6: And that day I really just gave up everything. I said, you know what, I'm finna pursue this. I see what the most I was doing to me and took everything from me. From me, let me just pursue this healing journey. So I, you know, went end up getting my certificate or certification about chemistry, and man, I just been taken off since then.

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Speaker 4: Man, how many people you lost do to people's thing?

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Speaker 3: Like man, this nigga cul cool man.

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Speaker 6: Literally, uh, all my all of my homeboys I grew up with. It's a few of them that changed over though. So it's a bittersweet moment because of a lot of brothers like this nigga crazy or they nigga's a Muslim now not a Muslim whatsoever, don't even really believe in the religion. So I lost hundreds of people. Man Like I used to run with a gang that was like eight hundred brothers. You know what I'm saying, We should step in the club and fill the whole club up. So a lot of them ain't around the more a bunch of them dead. But it's a bunch of brothers I came up with that's listening to the information. Now they called me crazy back then. That's hitting me up and like, bro, you've been right. So it's a bittersweet moment to see them come back around. But man, I don'et lost a lot of people, especially the drugs and just death and gag violence, you know what I'm saying, So just your typical nigga shit, and I'm just tired of the typical nigga shit. I used to Yah, We'll keep you focused. We'll keep me focused. It is looking at the community. You know what I'm saying. It's something called the Tyrone maids rat experiment. Y'all need to look that up. It's called the Tyrone's Maids rat experiment. It went down in nineteen forty. He ended up getting it from another psychiatrist in eighteen forty. It's called the Tyrone Maids rat experiment. And what they did was they took a few hundred ratchs, right, and they splitted them, and they divided them. And what they did was they created an environment for both of these rats to live in. And one subject, they took about one hundred rats, and they put it in an environment where it had cleaned water. They put it in an environment where it had a right amount of space for the ratskin, you know. Get Basically, if they wanted to be by themselves, they could. They made sure that it was good food in there that didn't have any type of poisons put inside the foods. They even gave them space to breathe, to go upstairs, downstairs. They just gave them this abundant environment. They put these rats in there. And mind you, these the same rats with the same genetical molecular structure when there's nothing different. They both came from the same mama, the same daddy, the same family tree.

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Speaker 4: Right.

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Speaker 3: So they took these rats, they put one in a good environment.

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Speaker 6: Then they put the other one hundred rats in a bad environment where they didn't get water. If they did get water, the water actually had acids in it. They made sure they didn't give them the regular food. I think they gave them like cat food or something like that, with a bunch of pellets that was inside of them.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 6: They stuck them on top of each other, and they made sure that the space was very very small.

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Speaker 3: They never cleaned any poop out of the maize.

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Speaker 6: They never cleaned they pissed out of the maize, and they left them in there. They left them in there for four months, and they watched how they behavior changed. They went back and they got the actual rats that came from the good environment and they put them in the maize. They ended up going through the maize very very fast. Then they ended up going to get the rats that they put in a bad environment and put them in the maize, and they didn't know how to even make it through the first section of the maize.

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Speaker 3: So he like, maybe this is a coincidence. So he did it. So what he did was he switched the rats.

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Speaker 6: He took the rats that was smart, that made it through the maize, that was in the good environment, and he put them in a bad environment. Then he took the rats that was in a bad environment. There was dummies that couldn't make it through the maze at all, and he put them in a good environment. He waited four months, then he took them back out. The same rat that was good and smart, that was in a good environment, that he put in a bad environment.

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Speaker 3: Now they couldn't make it through the maize.

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Speaker 6: The same rat that was in the bad environments there was dummies that couldn't make it through the maze. He put them in a good environment. Now they making it through the maize and making it through life.

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Speaker 3: Just fine.

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Speaker 6: So he said, damn, it ain't the genetics, ain't it ain't who these people is as individuals.

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Speaker 3: It's the community.

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Speaker 6: It's the environment that you put these biological entities in that changes the way they interact.

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Speaker 3: With the environment and with themselves.

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Speaker 6: Did you know he did another six month experiments on the same rats that he left in the van environment that's what they started doing, killing each other.

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Speaker 3: Some of the male rats.

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Speaker 6: Started humping other male rats homosexuality. Look the other rats that was at the at the bottom that didn't have the food.

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Speaker 3: These niggas went.

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Speaker 6: Upstairs to the other rats and started robbing them for food and water.

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Speaker 3: I said, damn, this sounded like.

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Speaker 6: Your typical projects. Don't just sound like the PJS. This is a real rat experiment. So it made me start a question. I had to sit back and really rub my chin. They turned it to robbing homes. It's a survival it's a survival mechanism at this point. Now check this out, though, Goddess, it was a selective group of female rats.

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Speaker 3: And I really want you all to look this up when y'all get home. They watched this. It will fuck your mind up.

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Speaker 6: The female rats, they started pampering themselves. They used to let their children just do what the fuck ever, they started pimpering themselves.

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Speaker 3: All they was worried about hood rats.

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Speaker 6: These was the hood rats. The hood rats, right exactly. So the hood rats gonna quote that the hood rats. All they did was pamper themselves. The only thing that they worried about was they First they worried about they wait, they never they didn't worry about their children. Theymore, they weren't worried about the mama papa rat. The only thing that they focused on was their actual selves. And then the father rats started going to other different parts of the actual rat experiment cage and started.

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Speaker 3: Like bullying on the younger children.

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Speaker 6: It was crazy, man, Look it gets so deep when you really start watching it. Even rape rapists started happening in rape with the older male rats in the community started raping the younger males in the younger of the younger female rats.

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Speaker 3: Same thing that happens in the.

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Speaker 6: Ghetto, where where a young girl would get touched on by they uncle or young mail or get touched on by their uncle or they auntie.

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Speaker 3: This happens.

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Speaker 6: So it's like, damn, is this rat experiment that's going on in tyrone rat mais experiments the same shit that's going on with us in these communities. And then you have to ask yourself projects in the projects, and who built these communities.

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Speaker 3: We didn't build these communities.

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Speaker 6: We ain't put the liquor stores in these communities, We ain't put dope in here. You got something called Russian ak forty sevens. Niggas ain't never been in Russia. You got Japanese SK's. We ain't never been in Japan. We got gardnads that come from We got all these different things in the community of America that's outside of America.

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Speaker 3: When niggas ain't never left the block, how was they getting there? This shit was set up.

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Speaker 6: So once I realized, like, damn me and my people, it's in a rat maize. This is a project we were being psychologically experimented on, That's when I said, Okay.

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Speaker 3: This is my motivation. It's trying to break the psychological change over people. Yep.

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Speaker 6: So once I fully got myself up out of it, my whole mission is I'm gonna die for this ship. Everybody that I come in contact with is gonna hear this message. And my message is wake the fuck up Black America.

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Speaker 4: Mm hmm. Else, what about them fate will Nigga Like.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, boy, it's a lot of them.

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Speaker 6: And I blame that on the environment too, because we have to realize, you know, you have something fact, you have something called trans transgenerational epigenetic inheritance, right, it's called transgenerat transgend, transgenerational. You know this just come down through the genealogies of people. It comes from your ancestors. EPI means to be beyond genetics, is above your genetic cold. So transgenerational epigenetics is basically when you take on the characteristics, whether it be gifts, whether it be talents, whether it be spiritually or whether it be mentally manifestations of those who come before you.

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Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying.

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Speaker 6: So fuck niggas is not a nigg Fuck niggas is not a new thing. Fuck niggas been around since the din of ages. You see what I'm saying. So we just have to understand that we can't keep blaming. So I see a lot of people. I see a lot of people blaming the black community for the black issues and problems. Now, there do become a point where we start getting this information out so much. But if you look at the beginning of this, we didn't create these communities, we didn't create this environment. We are still suffering psychologically from things that happened to us hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years ago. So when you see a fuck nigga, a fuck nigga is just a nigga that stuck.

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Speaker 3: Between the two.

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Speaker 6: He don't know how to truly choose, so his only way of manifestation and operating through the matrix is being a fuck nigga to himself. Usually, fuck niggas is not fuck niggas to the nigga that's next to them. They are fuck nigga to themselves.

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Speaker 3: First. You know what I'm saying, And that's why I don't get.

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Speaker 6: People that talk about other people or tap people that down other people. You ain't doing nothing but down in these things in yourself. All of us live inside of our own heads in the first place, If I take all the senses away from you right now, brother, what would you be if I took away your eyes sense and you couldn't see us, you'll hear senses and you couldn't hear me. Yo, taste sense, you can't taste your food, your touch sense, you couldn't feel what the fuck was going on in this environment?

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Speaker 3: What would you be? You will be nothing but pure consciousness.

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Speaker 6: What gives consciousness actually life, and what gives consciousness the way to experience reality is these bodies.

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Speaker 3: So they have found out a way to hijack our bodies, and they do it through dominus down through the music.

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Speaker 6: They do it through dombinus down to the foods that were eating, and they do it through poisoning or water, and they do it through literally pushing us in certain communities and keeping us from expressing ourselves or traveling outside of these communities. There's more niggas that's in jail mentally outside of the actual jail cell, than there is niggas in jail that's actually inside.

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Speaker 3: The prison systems.

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Speaker 4: Oh go.

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Speaker 6: So, like I said, wake the fuck up, Black America. That's what we're here for. In me and this is a message to all of us. We need to start holding everybody accountable. Everybody wants me to come on these shows and talk about food. It's deeper than the food. It's deeper than the food. It's deeper, you know what I'm saying.

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Speaker 3: Talk about were all.

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Speaker 4: Let's do it.

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Speaker 3: Let's do it so you know.

00:23:24
Speaker 6: So, I just think we need to start holding each other each other accountable.

00:23:28
Speaker 3: Uh you know, from the rap music on down, we see that.

00:23:31
Speaker 6: The rappers, uh is, they have a lot to say and they are the ones who mold in the shape in the community, especially the younger brothers and sisters that that's growing up you know, in this generation today, and we see that they're living their lives based off of what these rappers are saying in their lyrics and what we are seeing, you know, me healing a bunch of rappers and being around and my manager and my brother can.

00:23:52
Speaker 3: Attest for that.

00:23:52
Speaker 6: We heal a bunch of rappers from a lot of diseases that's going on in the community. But we see that they're not even living these lifestyles that they put in and the music. But the younger ones is listening to this shit and they're portraying it, and they're manifesting these things into their daily reality, and they're the ones suffering from this shit. So now we need to start holding them accountable. Until you change your lyrics and until this shit start promoting life in the communities. We're not buying another one of your damn motherfucking digital downloads, and we're not coming to none of your concerts.

00:24:23
Speaker 3: I bet you the lyrics were changed then.

00:24:25
Speaker 6: Same thing with the black women in the community, Same thing with the black males. We have been de industrialized and we have been separated as a unit. We only can function properly is when we together as a community.

00:24:36
Speaker 3: Why you think gang banging works so.

00:24:38
Speaker 6: Well for niggas because fpgen transgenerational epigenetics, inheritance. That's what we did when we was in the lands of Africas. That's what we did. We are tribal people, that's what we did in ancient Americas. All we know is clan, so we do it good. Is just since these people have put these things in our environment, we are operating with them wrong.

00:24:56
Speaker 4: So how do you.

00:24:57
Speaker 5: Think, How hard do you think it'll be to take that stand, like you said, to threaten these rappers and these artists and these public figures with the abandonment of the support if they don't start pushing a better message.

00:25:12
Speaker 3: So I think it'd be so me.

00:25:14
Speaker 6: I don't want to say it's gonna be hard, because I know that words are powerful and we can manifest things just by the tonation of our voices and our sounds. I will say it will be a little difficult, But I think that if you find you have to find men that's not afraid of death, because that's what they always.

00:25:29
Speaker 3: Use against us.

00:25:29
Speaker 6: Death and a negro will sell they sould for death. A negro would sell out they brother for death. A negro would sell out their lifetime soul partner and friend for death. So I think once we start teaching, I think it's gonna take education. We need to revamp the education platforms and the education schools and teach what true education is. You know a lot of people think education is just going and learning your ABC's, your one, two, three's, and your math and reading fundamentals. Now this fundamental shit that we do need to learn, but it's things that's on top of their truth. Education is meeting the needs for your tribing for your people. So like you have to look into your community and see what the problem is and what's going on right now. One thing is so called black on black crime. And the reason why I'm saying so called because black is the color of men your shirt.

00:26:13
Speaker 3: Of course we're not black.

00:26:14
Speaker 6: We're copper melanated aboriginal beings from the Americas.

00:26:18
Speaker 3: And some is track.

00:26:20
Speaker 6: But I think the first thing is education. Education is meeting the needs of a people. So we have to look into the community and look at all the things that the people need or things that are destroying and crushing the community. One of them is black on black crime. So then you have to get to the root cause why where is this coming from? And why is black people robbing black people? Obviously you robbing somebody because you need something and there's a system that's in play that's not giving it to you. So now you have to start creating these institutes and these systems that create programs to give people. Because if a brother need five hundred dollars a pay his rent, and he putting on his black gloves and his black mask and he got his gun, he going out to get it. If I can be an intercess or a mediator between the point of him going to the victim and him picking up his gun, if I can meet him right here and like, look, nigga, here go five hundred dollars.

00:27:06
Speaker 3: You want to keep this coming.

00:27:07
Speaker 6: That's how you keep this coming in what is the likely chances of him still going to risk his life, being away from his children, going to prison for the rest of his life, going to kill a victim, and right, he ain't gonna do it.

00:27:17
Speaker 3: He gonna take the five. He's gonna be like, look, show me the way. So that's education. Education, You gotta have that five. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so.

00:27:32
Speaker 6: But see, and that's why they're so when you whenever you're build in a community. There are certain structures and there's certain functionalities that going to play. Every community have to have food.

00:27:44
Speaker 3: Yeah, look so, but look there's a war coming. Yeah, there's a war coming.

00:27:49
Speaker 6: And in this war it's gonna be the righteous versus the evil, and as as fucked up as we don't want to accept it, it's gonna be a lot of us versus us.

00:27:59
Speaker 3: Now and so something like that.

00:28:00
Speaker 6: I'm cool with that because this is for the future survival of my children, of my community, of my people. You either got to get with that shit or get gone. So we can't act like the inevitable is not gonna happen. You know, the more and more consciousness is rising. You know, brothers and sisters are speaking out. This is becoming a new rap shit. This conscious shit is becoming a new wave. Herbalist is popping up everywhere. Thought leaders, critical thinkers is popping up everywhere.

00:28:26
Speaker 3: You see little bitty.

00:28:27
Speaker 6: Malcolm X's and Lewis very Coin's running around this motherfucker rappit. So the more and more reraised this high energetic frequency, the more and more the low energetic thought forms is going to be thinking of ways to come back.

00:28:38
Speaker 3: This is spiritual warfare.

00:28:40
Speaker 6: So civil war is coming between the so called Black righteousness people and the so called Black evil people.

00:28:48
Speaker 3: That's coming.

00:28:49
Speaker 6: So for the ones that got they man made up and can't get right, I'm just here to say this message. I have over one hundred thousand vegans that don't eat meat, that don't drink, that don't smoke, that read every day, that work out, that that that actually practice combat training, that know how to use a gun, that know how to use their mind. They dick, it's not they god. They belly is not their god. You don't want to go to war with a nigga who know who they truly is. So get your mind right or don't you see what I'm saying.

00:29:22
Speaker 3: But the war is coming. The war is coming.

00:29:25
Speaker 2: So you're saying before, before, before dealing with anything else, we gotta and I like that, we gotta deal with us whatever we have to.

00:29:32
Speaker 6: Do before we deal with And it's supposed to be like that anyway, every community deal with themselves.

00:29:37
Speaker 3: But so called Black America.

00:29:39
Speaker 6: When you look at the Jewish community, they have a Jewish police station, they have Jewish banks, they have Jewish priests. I mean, So this is what I was trying to say, whenever you build any community, it has these four fundamental principles. Everyone have to have an education system or what you would call a school. Everybody have to have a hospital or what you would call a healing mechanism.

00:29:58
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying.

00:29:59
Speaker 6: Everybody else that will have to have economics, meaning you have to have your own bank. And then, last, last, but not least, food and water. Do we own our food and water?

00:30:08
Speaker 3: No, we don't.

00:30:10
Speaker 6: Half of us is just now getting into black forming. So we need to learn how to grow our own food. We need to learn how to siphon our own water from the geo depths of the earth. We need to learn how to build our own education institutes. We need to learn how to use money or use a way of exchange, because money ain't even really the way of exchange.

00:30:26
Speaker 3: We can do bartering trading.

00:30:27
Speaker 6: If I'm growing one hundred thousand apples and you grow on a hundred potatoes, where do we need money at?

00:30:32
Speaker 3: Let's make an exchange. So and that's why education is so important.

00:30:36
Speaker 6: These are things that we need to start putting back in the community before we can get our identity back.

00:30:40
Speaker 3: The problem is brouh. We don't know who we are.

00:30:43
Speaker 6: We don't know who we are, we don't know where we are, we don't know what we are, we don't know why we are, and we don't know when we are. When we start answering those questions, it's gonna make us not only look at ourselves different when we look at our reflections, but it's gonna make me look at you, you and you different.

00:30:58
Speaker 3: The love is different.

00:30:59
Speaker 6: Me knowing that I'm a god, me knowing that I'm a king, that I come from royalty, I automatically look at.

00:31:04
Speaker 3: You like you're God, a king that come from royalty.

00:31:06
Speaker 6: Right, That's why I greeted you peace, goddess, no matter what you're going through and how you operating, because we see gods can fall and operate out of their lower selves and sometimes but if I keep reminding you who you are, just maybe prayerfully and hopefully, that's going to ignite something deep within your self conscious mind to make you change your fucking reality.

00:31:24
Speaker 2: I mean not always in life, But now do you stray away from and all that stuff?

00:31:30
Speaker 3: No?

00:31:30
Speaker 6: No, not at all, because again, so again you you speak how you feel. You know what I'm saying sometimes me being in a situation or environment like this, knowing Big Facts, Me and my manager, we watch it. We went through everything, me saying, me saying nigga, will have a nigga listening sometimes, But right after I hit you with that nigga, yeah, King Peace, God, now I'm reintroducing something else to you. You know, I speak two languages. I speak English and I speak fluent Hebrew, read and write and everything. So you know, I'm realizing that the words is not always the powerful thing that comes from your mouth. It's the expressions with the intentions. So you know, Big Facts deal with a lot of rappers. The Big Facts deal with a lot of hip hop news, hip hop TV. Y'all have a very very large platform, and it's a bunch of younger generations that listen and love the trap, that love all of so they identify with nigga. So I'm gonna say nigga to catch your attention, but I'm gonna let you know you not a nigga, You a god. You see what I'm saying. So you got to learn how to You got to learn how to swag shit out sometimes and be able to identify where you had read the room and then that's when you deliver.

00:32:35
Speaker 2: Who do you think like that's a people that people should look to for knowledge, like maybe a nineteen Keys and others like people.

00:32:43
Speaker 3: Shout out to nineteen Keys. He's from Saint Louis as well. South side. It's another Saint Lewis brother.

00:32:47
Speaker 4: Brother.

00:32:47
Speaker 2: There's another Saint Lewis brother right there. So somebody like that, maybe spit a few of those names.

00:32:52
Speaker 4: I got you.

00:32:52
Speaker 2: And if you're comfortable or uncomfortable, no't matter, but maybe there's a few names that you feel like, hey, we should stray away from that type of energy and that type of knowledge.

00:32:59
Speaker 3: I got you.

00:32:59
Speaker 6: So the first the first thame you said, the first thing you said was a nineteen Keys. That's a good brother to get a lot of you know, he's a critical thinker.

00:33:08
Speaker 3: That's a good.

00:33:09
Speaker 6: Person to learn how to analyze and learn how to think. Uh, doctor Amos Wilson, y'all look him up. That's a psychiatrist, a black so called black psychiatrist. Amazing doctor John Henry Clark. That's another one.

00:33:21
Speaker 2: Man.

00:33:22
Speaker 3: Got literature out here.

00:33:23
Speaker 6: Books out here show you how to move and groove, how to operate within your environment. Of course, Malcolm X look up a lot of his lectures, Doctor Khali Muhammad. These are another brothers that you can look up and look up and look into. Yeah, sometimes you gotta know. Sometimes you gotta gotta you gotta make sure.

00:33:43
Speaker 3: Yeah, so uh them them are them are people you know that.

00:33:46
Speaker 6: I think though, and I think you know, reaching nineteen keys is most definitely a good one. But even for me, I will even go higher, like who talked your nineteen keys? You know what I'm saying, who taught your yall keys?

00:33:58
Speaker 3: Which is me? Them the people I'm trying to get to.

00:34:00
Speaker 6: So everyone I just named or older ancestors that is no longer with me, Like who I was personally talked by is doctor Like Leila Africa. You know what I'm saying, made the most high rested saw whet give him a moment of silence to him and doctor Saber real fast I shave, So you see what I'm saying. So the whole thing is go try your hardest to always go to the source of things. Not saying Keys is not the source of his own knowledge. He's smart enough and he's intellectual enough to take the knowledge that he got from experience and then from these other teachers and make his own thin up out of it. But you know, I really like reaching deep into the depths of knowledge. And them the ones that got the great beards man, it's something about them brothers that's just hard and they like concrete man, and they gonna be here forever and never, just like me and Keys is making our mark now and our name is gonna be mentioned millenniums after were gone.

00:34:46
Speaker 2: And there it was some people maybe I don't know musically outside of music that she's like, not necessarily that we're hating on their message or hating on them, but some people that you just like, you might tell your sees or your family, like, now we need to kind of stay with us.

00:34:58
Speaker 6: Anybody that's talking about degrading the black woman, anybody anybody that's talking about chilling your brothers and sisters, robbing, doing drugs, popping Molly's doing Zan's no matter who it is.

00:35:12
Speaker 3: I'm not here to discriminate anybody any name.

00:35:17
Speaker 6: So now the next question need to be this, then once we take that away, because some people, even if this message reach a million, only about one hundred gonna really take heed to what we're saying. So now once we take them away from that environment. You have to put something in place back there. There's an actual brother. His name is Free Soul. He's a conscious artist, one of the he's from Philadelphia, one of the dopest artists that I don't ever heard with the consciousness. He spelled his name f R three three s O L.

00:35:48
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.

00:35:49
Speaker 6: He didn't pay me to say this or do this. This was all based off of your question. That's somebody that raps amazing. It's another brother from Detroit named Courtney Bell. Courtney Bell from the Detroit He been running around with six nine a lot lately.

00:36:02
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.

00:36:03
Speaker 6: It's another conscious artist that don't speak about degrading the so called black goddess, that don't talk about killing his brothers or sisters, that don't talk about popping Molly's raping, and don't talk about these because these things is what's molding and shaping the minds of the youth.

00:36:19
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying.

00:36:19
Speaker 6: So like we have to understand there's a quote that says food for thought, it's more than just what you're putting into your body. It's what you're putting into your seven senses. We eat more than just food, you know, you eat your environment. So if we can change the environment, we can change the projectory and we can change the way that we're living in this reality.

00:36:36
Speaker 3: Man.

00:36:37
Speaker 4: Shit, what about.

00:36:40
Speaker 2: In some type of fairness, they say, if you knew better, you do better. What about the people who have not been exposed, They haven't been awakened on, They didn't have a trauma that you had to enlighten them, Like, what's your approach?

00:36:51
Speaker 6: My approach to that is doing what we're doing now, coming here on these airways and just spitting the raw fact truth and hoping they get it. And if they don't, hope that they experience that they receive because everybody gotta deal with the universe, just hoping that that won't be their last experience. Maybe it be a scare straight tactic like it was with me, because we all need to bump our heads. I don't believe in, you know, having children out here and you're just giving them your wealth. I believe that you need to work your children hard. I believe that you need to be hard on your children. I believe that the world is hard. I believe that society is hard. So in order to truly truly raise a high quality man and a high quality woman. They're gonna need to experience some type of struggle in life. So you know, I'm not here to stand between you and your corma. I step out of the way and let you get that because hopefully, going through that traumatic korma experience, you were able to rearrange the way your neurological aspects is actually manifesting out here, and you can truly truly start walking in your true path and in your true nature.

00:37:49
Speaker 4: They say anything else when I got real, often say I'm really kind of stuck listening to you. Thank you, dope, thank I appreciate that. What I find to say is they give that to this food.

00:38:05
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's do it.

00:38:05
Speaker 4: I know the niggas he wants you to tell. You know what I'm saying.

00:38:07
Speaker 6: I want to get some of that shit like what's the best like peels and shit like vitamins that you're supposed to take likes a vegan. So as a vegan, So what happens is when you when you on so for instance, everybody talk about the protein protein protein protein is a myth. When you look at a protein, a protein is what you will call a complex amino acid structure. We don't need proteins. First, we have to establish that so called black people, who I will call the indigenous Aboriginals of.

00:38:31
Speaker 3: The Americas, which would beat us.

00:38:33
Speaker 6: A lot of us think that we from Africa, and a lot of us is not from Africa. We've been here for thousands and thousands and thousands of years.

00:38:39
Speaker 3: When you look.

00:38:40
Speaker 6: At our biology and our molecular makeup, we're totally different from any other species on planet Earth. Our blood is different, our DNA is different. Our bone structure, we have more bones decity than any other race of people, more bone dysttery, Our noses a wider, there's a more neuro Our ears are smaller than theirs.

00:38:59
Speaker 3: Everything about us, it's totally different.

00:39:00
Speaker 6: We have something called milano sites or malana in sites, what you'll call melanin or carbon. They only have something called fio melanin. So once you realize that we are a specimen of a people, we are literally the chosen people of the Creator or who we call God, then that's gonna automatically have you. Okay, If we are special people, that means we need a special type of food. The one thing we don't need is what you will call complex amino acidstructures. We need simple amino acidstructures. And these things come from your fruits and your vegetables. I don't want to get on here and push that we need supplements or we need peels, because we don't. What we need is holistic food to have all the vitamins and all the nutrients and the bioflabonoids that's in it.

00:39:38
Speaker 3: So we need to.

00:39:38
Speaker 6: Focus on growing our own food. Now people don't have their own land, so they're gonna have to go shop. Go shop at a local farmers' market. Make sure that you know the history behind your food. But this goes back into the community women. Men don't know the history behind a woman, and they hit them the same night. They don't ask who their mother is, who their father is.

00:39:55
Speaker 3: They hit them raw, have a whole baby bomb and fuck their whole life up.

00:39:58
Speaker 6: We're doing the same thing with the foods where we're not testing the foods. We're not wondering who the mother and the father of this food is. We don't know if it's been hybrided, if it's been homosexually hybrid.

00:40:06
Speaker 3: It's the same thing with the weed. You know what I'm saying, homosexual man, vegetables, fruits, all of that. Yes, yes, you literally can.

00:40:13
Speaker 6: Yes, you can hybrid and do certain genetic selections with the embryums of plants or plant embryoms, and with male plants in the way the pollinators go and pollinate that create a specific hyghbrid that can mess and tinker with your DNA and your genes. So, you know, processed food equal a processed nigga, Organic food equal organic king. So you asking a question about you know, vegetable about basically vital minerals, what you would call vital a means you will literally get them holistically from your fruits, your vegetables, and your herbs.

00:40:46
Speaker 3: So I just give y'all few of.

00:40:47
Speaker 6: Them organically organic kale that don't have any herbal sized, insecticized and pesticize on there.

00:40:54
Speaker 3: It's good.

00:40:54
Speaker 6: It got calciummentum, it got magnesiummentium, it got potassiumental that it'd be for you.

00:41:00
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying.

00:41:01
Speaker 6: You have other things fruits, berries and melons. Fruits are very very energetic. If you actually look at the energetic things of fruits and vegetables, when you look at them, they yield energy So anything that's living or they have a biological impression or blueprint in life, has an energy market that.

00:41:19
Speaker 3: Comes from it. One of them is fruits.

00:41:21
Speaker 6: If you look, if you eat every ten units of fruits, it actually yields twelve thousand anstrums of energy.

00:41:26
Speaker 3: That's the unit of measurement.

00:41:28
Speaker 6: That's twelve thousand ancients of energy that you get when you eat every ten units of fruits. When you eat every ten units of vegetables, that give you nine thousand ancras of energy. And the reason why I'm talking about energy is because energy is important. That's how we're able to sit here and talk. It's called ATP identity triphosphate. This is what gives you the vitality for life. It gives you the will to live. You know, it gives you purpose. Without this ATP, you can't produce energy, and you can't move signals that moves and fold.

00:41:54
Speaker 3: Amino acids that give you life. Right, So check this out.

00:41:58
Speaker 6: If you get meat and you actually measure the ten units of meat, it only measures three thousand ancients of energy. You see what I'm saying. So we just went from three all the way to nine. When you get to vegetables all the way to twelve when you get to fruit. So everybody asks, what'sct the perfect food to eat? It's gonna be your fruits and your vegetables. And then if you look at the anatomy of our bodies, the anatomy of our bodies do not look like felines. They do not look like cornivores. Cornivores are actually horizontal. We are vertical, We are upright people. Cornivores are vertical. They sit loaded the ground. Cornervores have long knines. Cornivores also have big stomachs that have higher hydrocoloric acid in their stomachs. Our coloric acid in our stomach can't even break down these complex amino acids that you call protein.

00:42:43
Speaker 3: That's why a lot of people that.

00:42:44
Speaker 6: Eat meat got bad digestion, they get bad heartburned because a lot of that meat turn into something called puke to faction. When you eat fruits and vegetables, they go through a process called fermentation.

00:42:54
Speaker 3: You see that.

00:42:55
Speaker 6: So if you look at us, what I did was I went into nature, and I looked around, and I said, who looks like me?

00:43:00
Speaker 3: Who's the closest thing that looks like me?

00:43:02
Speaker 6: And what are they eating? I looked at the cats. They don't look like meat. They was eating what meat. I looked at the cows and all the herbivores. They don't look like me. These three ton animals, they eat nothing but grass. Everybody asks, he bears close, very closely assimulated. But what I found was that damn gorilla man. And when you look at the gorilla, the gorilla by nature, yes, the primeate keena.

00:43:27
Speaker 3: Prime keenum, or naturally frugivores.

00:43:31
Speaker 6: So I said, damn, the primeate closely assimilates with the so called human body. Right, And I looked at the teeth. Now, they do have canines longer than ours. But the reason why they have long canines is for battle, you see what I'm saying. So they evolved to grow them. But when you look at them in a natural nature state, especially when they're in the low plains and not high in the mountains, they eat fruits and they eat berries, or sometimes they eat bamboo juts and stuff like that, but they do not eat meat. And then you look at them, they're the most muscular, some of the most strongest primates.

00:43:59
Speaker 3: In the act. She will jungle.

00:44:01
Speaker 6: So where did they get their protein? What about a horse or cow that don't eat meat. All they eat is hay and grass or what you were or what you would call, uh, what you call horsetail grass or horse shaving grass, what you know alf alpha sprouts.

00:44:14
Speaker 3: They can get up to three tons, but they don't eat meat.

00:44:18
Speaker 6: So we just, you know, I just don't want us to get very very stuck on the vitamins and stuck on the capsules before we work on the diet. If we can change our diet into a living and start eating correctly, we won't even need the.

00:44:29
Speaker 3: Capsules or need the vital minerals.

00:44:32
Speaker 6: But what I'm gonna do for y'all, though y'all said, I really really do funck with y'all energy, Me and my manager gonna we're gonna ship ship y'all a lot of stuff once we leave and we have it overnight. It and I got man, I got this new I got this new uh capsule out called coherence Man. And it's with all of the b complexes that we was talking about before we started this transmission. And it got lions, mains mushrooms in it, corterceps mushrooms, res sheet rayshet mushrooms, trumpets, everything in there.

00:44:57
Speaker 3: For your brain.

00:44:57
Speaker 6: It actually grows new dent dripes and melon and neural transmit emitters inside of your brain to have you focus your memory gonna be like, how y'all think I'm up here spitting like this? I'm on that coherence? You know what I'm saying? Straight up?

00:45:11
Speaker 3: Brother? So I'm how old do you have to take?

00:45:13
Speaker 1: You?

00:45:14
Speaker 4: Man?

00:45:14
Speaker 6: I take like four a day, na beato my manager to go crazy with him.

00:45:17
Speaker 3: We go crazy with him today? And how old are you not be? Fifty eight?

00:45:21
Speaker 6: Man? Memory I'm talking about you can see you can see the difference now, Like he used to be looking for stuff, well, he'd be having.

00:45:27
Speaker 3: His phone in his hand, be like where my phone at? Phone in your hand?

00:45:30
Speaker 6: I'll beat like his whole way he's manifesting and thinking is totally different. So it's called coherence. I'm gonna send y'all some of that. All natural. That's all we do is all natural. So if you want, if you want to have certain types of vitamins or what should I say, certain vitamins, that's missing that we need to be paying attention to in the Americas is we're very magnesium deficient. I'm talking about number one and magnesium, and magnesium plays a very crucial role in the body because every cell in your body needs magnesium, especially the nervous system, because of what it does do is it relaxes the muscles. Most people that have hypertension or how blood pressure have a magnesium deficiency because what happens is magnesium act as a catalyst and it relaxes or what you would call dilate the blood vessels. Now and then they have too much calcium and calcium magnesium suposed to go together. That's why I don't believe in supplements or basically what you would call isolated chemistry, because you start playing God. I call myself God, and I'm not saying I'm the most high. I'm saying I'm a reflection of the most how, which makes us gods and goddesses. So when you take magnesium, you have to take it holistically with calcium that you can't get that in supplements.

00:46:35
Speaker 3: You got to get that from whole food. Do you see what I'm saying.

00:46:37
Speaker 6: But what calcium does is it's called contractility.

00:46:40
Speaker 3: That's actually what constricts the blood vessels.

00:46:42
Speaker 6: So when you see somebody that suffer with hypertension, they got high blood pressure all the time. It's because they missing magnesium and their arteries or their blood vessels is not able to relax and let that blood flow properly through their veins, so it creates this pressure or the force against the artery wall, and that's what raises up.

00:46:59
Speaker 3: The blood pressure.

00:47:00
Speaker 6: So simply healing how blood pressure is getting more magnesium into your diet. Same thing with zincs, same thing with coppers, same thing with golds, same thing with selenium. Most of our so called diseases that we're suffering from is because we are mineral defiicient. And the reason why we're mineral defishient is because these people are purposely stripping our soil of minerals. So now remember us talking about education. That's something that we need to start providing to the community. How do you get minerals back into the ground. You have to start doing agricultural forming or permacultural forming, electrocultural forming, figuring out ways to literally break down their soil again, figuring out ways to get worms back into the soil, figuring out ways that decay what you would call fruits and vegetables and herbs, and putting them back into the soil. That way, when the new spring come, all of these minerals are back into the ground that they strip from it. So we need to be teaching them how to land, you know what I'm saying. And there's no coincidence that land and landing is the same word. You know what I'm saying. They say, we landed on this planet Earth we call rock. Well, if you landed, how can the hell keep you land if you don't even own land, you know what I'm saying. But we own in Benzes bent Lee's. But we go into an apartment building. You see what I'm saying. There's something coming and we acting like we don't see this shit coming.

00:48:11
Speaker 3: We see.

00:48:13
Speaker 6: Me either. It's either nuclear fallout. I think that's the inevitable. Nuclear fallout is at the end. But before that, there's a lot of things leading up to it. We see that food scarcity is crazy, like a lot of people haven't been watching, like check Georgia.

00:48:27
Speaker 3: Start looking up the food scarcity.

00:48:28
Speaker 6: How we missing certain things that we usually got, They not on the shelves no more. Then we see all of the ports been shut down since they created bricks and Russia and all these different wars and rumors of wars that's happening, so we're not finna be able to get things in from other countries. Y'all know that most of our stuff actually come from China. China the backed out of the US. They now dealing with a whole bunch. They dealing with Africa, They dealing with North Korea now, so life as we know it within a couple of years will not be the same no more. But we're too busy doped up off the medicine. We're too busy doped up off the junk foods, doped about the alcohol and the drugs, that we're not seeing what's coming. And if you're a wise man, you should be able to look at what's going on inside of this earthly ram and prepared. So I'm just here to tell y'all, look, wake up, let's prep because some shit finish hit the fan. And guess what when they close these grocery stores, because they finished start doing these little exercises now, because y'all see the new COVID just roll back out right, y'all peat that it's back is back. The new COVID just rolled so they finished start doing certain exercises. Imagine the imagine the us get cut off and ain't nobody got food that sounded like the tyrone?

00:49:33
Speaker 3: So what happened?

00:49:34
Speaker 6: If you own your own land and you're not a form, you're not a plunch your own seeds. We have something called a seed sovereignty program where we give away a bunch of seeds. We just got into contract with a bunch of HBCUs and college universities where we gonna be supplying thousands of seeds to them what every six months? So like, we need to start getting into the ship. That looks whack is what we need to be promoting and pushing. The only reason why it looks whack is because the rappers and the actors and the celebrities, it's.

00:49:57
Speaker 3: Not making it look good. We control our own narrative.

00:50:00
Speaker 6: We just gotta make it look good the same way we make looking you know, tricking on women and degrading women and killing our brothers and sisters. How we promote that and make that shit look good.

00:50:10
Speaker 3: We need to.

00:50:10
Speaker 6: Stop doing that and then do the necessities and the basic things that we need as a people.

00:50:14
Speaker 3: We need to start promoting those.

00:50:16
Speaker 6: Same things, and we will see that the whole consciousness will shift.

00:50:20
Speaker 3: Seriously, How you put value on that though, how you putting?

00:50:24
Speaker 4: That's what it is.

00:50:24
Speaker 6: But we make value, so we create value. Right, there's really no such thing as value. Value is based backed off of morals and beliefs. If we can change the beliefs and moral of the people, that will create value. If you look back in the Bible, the shit we're doing is very looked down upon. But guess what is looked up upon a version. A version in the Bible was worth unlimited amounts of moneys.

00:50:46
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.

00:50:47
Speaker 6: You got a vision daughter, and you want to marry my daughter. I'm gonna need twenty cows. I'm gonna need about forty five acres of land. I'm gonna need all them goats you got here.

00:50:55
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying.

00:50:56
Speaker 6: So if we if we just bring that back and show how virginity equals a righteous woman, women ain't just gonna be giving out pussy like that no more.

00:51:06
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying. Like seriously, but we just talking about the value system though, we're saying what's gonna bring value back.

00:51:15
Speaker 6: Whatever we put our attention on is what brings value.

00:51:18
Speaker 3: You see that.

00:51:19
Speaker 6: I remember a point in time where Louis for Time didn't mean nothing. Niggas didn't know nothing about Louis for Time. It was but a rapper put it on. A rapper put it on, y'all. Fift Look, fifteen Sacks. I didn't know nothing about fifteen Sacks until Yo, God, he said Gucci Louis product. You know I shop at Sacks. I'm like, damn, Jay, we need to go to Sacks. Nigga, I don't know anymore what I'm going to Sacks to buy, but just based off of a powerful voice in the community mentioned is something broad?

00:51:45
Speaker 3: It what cool? Value?

00:51:48
Speaker 4: Yeah?

00:51:48
Speaker 3: So so we bring value to shit.

00:51:50
Speaker 4: You're right about that, though.

00:51:52
Speaker 6: So if we get enough people supporting my message, enough people support nineteen Keys message, enough people supporting all those who's coming up saying the same thing, enough people, enough celebrities, enough musicians, enough rappers, enough singers, enough people that got these podcasts because y'all the real powerful ones, because they come in to.

00:52:11
Speaker 3: Y'all to get interviewed.

00:52:13
Speaker 6: Enough people pushing this narrative, Man, this shit will change overnight. The whole value will be flipped straight up. We just need to really start voicing what's really real. It's too much fake shit going on on these airlines, and there's not enough people talking about what we talking about right now. And that's the reason why I appreciate y'all because y'all didn't have to have me on here.

00:52:31
Speaker 3: Y'all don't have to do that, you know what I'm saying.

00:52:32
Speaker 6: That's why I'm glad we're doing this right now, because, like I said, this is gonna reach so many people, but the people that didn't need to really get it's gonna get and it's gonna ignite them, and they're gonna be doing the same shit fifty years from now from what I'm doing now.

00:52:44
Speaker 3: And that's how we need to do this.

00:52:45
Speaker 6: I'm not saying this shit can happen overnight, but I'm saying, brick by brick, step by step.

00:52:50
Speaker 4: How dangerous is this? Though? What you do?

00:52:51
Speaker 2: Man?

00:52:52
Speaker 6: How many times I don't they don't try the government to try to kill me a couple times already. They try to sue me for selling Look, they try to sue me for selling neutral they call pseudo pharmaceuticals. This is what they called it. In the paperwork. It said pseudo pharmaceuticals. And I'm like, if anybody's selling pseudo formaceuticals, y'all.

00:53:09
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. I'm selling RBS.

00:53:11
Speaker 6: But man, they follow us around the IFBA always follow us around. I get many Hey, I'm just saying, but many many death threats.

00:53:23
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. I get those a lot. But you know what I'm saying.

00:53:25
Speaker 6: Like I said in the beginning of this transmission, I'm willing to die for this because I gotta die.

00:53:29
Speaker 3: Anyway. I was talking to not Be yesterday. You know, we just talking. We always go through our.

00:53:33
Speaker 6: Daily things where we just spilled spell our hearts to each other to make sure that we're on the same level. And I was telling him about how my age. I'm thirty five, right, and I was telling him that the average man only lives seventy two years old, the average man, the average woman eighty four.

00:53:48
Speaker 3: Right.

00:53:49
Speaker 6: This average Now me, since I'm healthy, I don't eat meat, I don't be drinking, smoking and doing all of that stuff. I just gave myself an extra five years because I still got toxicity in me any though, even though I cleansed my body. You know, this is a lifetime detops I spent twenty one years fucking my entire life up. I'm only thirty five, y'all do the math, nigg I got some more cleansing to do.

00:54:09
Speaker 3: Deeply, you see what I'm saying. So I just gave myself an extra five years.

00:54:13
Speaker 6: I did the math, right, So I did Basically, I did thirty I did seventy four, seventy two, take away thirty five. It left me with I think forty forty five years something like that.

00:54:25
Speaker 3: Don't quote me on it. But then I did the days.

00:54:26
Speaker 6: Okay, how many days, it's forty five years, whatever that came up to. It gave me one hundred and sixty four thousand and twenty five days. That's how much time averagely I got left. I don't have time to be bullshitting back and forth arguing with no woman. I ain't got time to be beefing with my bro I got one hundred and sixty. Matter of fact, that twenty five, that twenty five left, because that's twenty four hours in a day.

00:54:50
Speaker 3: So that left.

00:54:51
Speaker 6: That was yesterday, So one hundred and sixty four thousand days left.

00:54:56
Speaker 3: What the fuck are we doing? What are we doing?

00:55:00
Speaker 6: So it just brought things into perspective for me, what really matter? Why are we are here to experience. We are here to create these experience, to learn this information and bring it back to the source and the creator. Why we're doing that, We are making genetic copies of ourselves who we call our children, and we're putting them through them same things. Like we have to start preparing that way, we don't have to keep coming back into these realities and have.

00:55:21
Speaker 3: To learn and relearn and rebuild.

00:55:23
Speaker 6: How about we learning, we build, and then we leave something back for our children can already have as a gift when they get here. And we can't do that doing what we're doing now. Everybody saying do it for the culture, right, if you actually look at the root word the culture is to cultivate. Cultivation is what you do when you form. Cultivation means to grow. Is this culture growing or is it disintegrating and destroying itself within?

00:55:48
Speaker 3: It's the latter.

00:55:49
Speaker 6: So is this truly a culture because there's no type of cultivation that's coming from it but rappers getting killed, rappers getting all types of std Trust me, I know you see that. Rappers not being in the household, having all these children not being able to be in a household with their families. You know, all these rico cases, drug cases, brothers and sisters getting locked up, degrading black women, Like, is this growing? Is what we're doing right now having a positive outcome on the community.

00:56:23
Speaker 3: No, So we can't say that that shit is culture. We can't. So it's like, when is we gonna be real with ourselves?

00:56:31
Speaker 6: Like, I know this shit is hard to accept what it is, but it's like, when is we gonna grow some nuts and be like, you know what, We're too old for this shit, Like it's time to really really change the narrative. And not only that, we got the power to do. So what we're gonna do about it?

00:56:48
Speaker 4: Shouts out to Yakhilwaken.

00:56:50
Speaker 2: We appreciate your words, man, Any finding words for the people? Any finding words for the people?

00:56:54
Speaker 4: Man?

00:56:54
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, man uh, I love y'all, I need y'all, And I just hope you love yourself, need yourself more. If we can come together as a collective consciousness and as a community to start eating better, to start treating our bodies better, treating each other better, for we can truly truly take back our consciousness and get what is already rightfully ours, which is the Americas, this whole planet to be.

00:57:14
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00:57:20
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00:57:26
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