STAGED RACISM TRADING PLACES THE EMPIRE STATE AND THE INGLORIOUS BASTARDS - mirror KijaniAmariAK

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So, gee, in our mounting fathers were deists and they were members of the sacred societies, and some of them were masquerading as Christians, and some of them were just blood work-crisis work-mast-rating at all. Why did they create this country? They didn't come here to create a country, they came here to create a new world. What did they call it? They call it the new world. Presently, here in America, there's a concerted effort by the ruling class to foment a race war. Both black and white citizens are being manipulated into feeding into this racial conflict by the propaganda being put forth by the media. Almost every day, another national story hits the news about a white person unnecessarily calling the police on black folk. Earlier this year, there was a story about Starbucks employees calling the police on two black men in Philadelphia. Protesters calling for justice today. After the arrest of two black men at this Philadelphia Starbucks on Thursday. This video captured by a witness's cell phone shows police talking and later handcuffing the men while they were waiting for a friend. The men wanted to use the restroom, but the manager said that per-store policy they couldn't since they didn't buy anything. When they wouldn't leave, she called police. These men sued Starbucks for $1 each. If you were expecting to hear about some massive settlement, they can get an attorney for Rashan Nelson and Dante Robinson. Say they're walking away with a mere $2 and an important promise. Wednesday, the two men arrested and the city of Philadelphia struck an agreement. Dante Robinson and Rashan Nelson will be paid $1 each by the city and have their arrest record expunged. The impact and significance of this gesture and award of $1 each is lost on most. It actually refers to the movie Trading Places, which is the story of an upper class commodity sproker and a homeless street hustler whose lives cross paths when they are unknowingly made part of an elaborate bet. The movie Trading Places is referred to as the modern day take on Mark Twain's The Prince in the Popper, which is about a poor look alike who takes the place of the true king. This is a reference to the false Messiah or Antichrist who usurps the place of Christ since Antichrist actually means in place of Christ. The commodity is a thing of value which can be bought and sold like the dark-skinned coffee beans used to make coffee at Starbucks. Also, it should be noted that from this country's inception in 1776 until 1860, African slaves were bought, sold or traded as a commodity just like coffee beans are. In the movie Trading Places, the Duke brothers Randolph and Mortimer owned a successful commodities brokerage in Philadelphia. The city of brotherly love. Remember the incident involving racism happened at Starbucks in Philadelphia. Notice one of the black men that was arrested is wearing a shirt that says Paradine on the sleeve. A Paradine is a typical example of something, a standard set of concepts or thought patterns. In this case, the orchestrated event is attempting to show an example or pattern of bigotry and racism faced by minorities. Holding opposing views on the issue of nature versus nurture, the brothers make a wager and agree to conduct an experiment switching the lives of two unwitting people who are at opposite sides of the social hierarchy. They settle their bet for one dollar after observing the results. Pay up one dollar and I have won the bet. Here, one dollar. Waits okay. Perfectly useless cycle band like Valentine and Cardiff and Dose. Successful executive. During the same time, we turned an honest, hardworking man into a violent leave. The rain would be a killer. The implication behind the courts decision to have Starbucks pay one dollar to each of these two black men for the racism they endured should signal to us all that this entire incident was nothing more than a social experiment. In America, so-called blacks are at the bottom of the social hierarchy and whites a top it. What would happen if we traded places? They call that the new world. Didn't they? What else did they call it? The grand experiment? The great experiment? Remember reading those words? And just read right over them didn't really understand what it meant. Earlier this year, the media also broadcast an incident where a white female police officer, Amber Geiger, supposedly mistakenly entered into a black man. Both of them shim jeans home and subsequently shot and killed him. Now with the new images in the deadly police mistake in Dallas, authorities identifying the off-duty officer who shot and killed the youth pastor in his own home, telling police she thought she was in her apartment and that he was an intruder. Here's ABC's Acre Teeche. Tonight, this new video posted by a neighbor appears to show an off-duty Dallas police officer in uniform and in distress. Moments after she walked into an apartment that she thought was hers and killed the man living there. The name both of them means the bottom or lowest point. Shim means fame or reputation. Shim was the son of Noah and father of the Semitic people, the ancestor to the Hebrews. Jeanne means new garments of twilled cloth. Therefore the name both of them shim jeanne means we are at the bottom, the lowest part of the valley. But we have a famous reputation as descendants of the Semitic people, the Hebrews, and we shall be given new garments of twilled cloth. Praise y'all. Remember that the theme of trading places is all about those who are at the bottom of the social hierarchy, switching places with the ones on top. The news media has also shown us videos of a white student calling the police on a black student at Yale. Outrage this morning over this confrontation at Yale University. This white student called police on a black graduate student who fell asleep while writing a paper in the dorms' common area. It should be noted that Yale is the place where the OSS and eventually CIA was created. It is also the home to the secret society, skull and bones, the organization which produced President George Bush who called for a new world order. We have before us the opportunity to forge for ourselves and for future generations a new world order. They didn't come here to create a country. They came here to create a new world. What do they call it? A new world order. In another incident of staged racism we were also shown a white woman who called the police on a little boy and accused him of sexually assaulting her in a grocery store. Reza Klein, now known as Corner Store Caroline on the internet, loudly accused a 9-year-old boy of grabbing her behind. My return to the bodega Friday and watched the surveillance video from inside the store with us. After this my little dance. The footage clearly shows the boy's hands in plain sight and it was his book bag that grazed her. I was wrong. This incident was meant to conjure up the same feelings of disgust and outrage that were felt by the black community after the brutal murder of Emmett Till who was accused of whistling at a white woman in a grocery store. As a side note I must mention that Emmett Till just so happened to be from Chicago like Barack Obama. Most recently we were shown a white woman who attempted to block a black man from entering into his apartment. You can film me, that's fine. Into my building. Yes, my building as well so I just get out my way. Okay, we're human. I don't need to say that information. So excuse me, ma. I'm uncomfortable. We have also been shown the antics of Kanye West in his support of Donald Trump. I don't want to take it. I don't want to put your men's flag on. No, I don't. I'm standing in his spot. I love this guy right here. Let me give this guy a hug right here. I love this guy right here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is the ultimate depiction of a house Negro, supplicating to his master as described by Malcolm X. You have to read the history of slavery to understand this. There were two kinds of Negroes. There were that old house Negro and the field Negro. And the house Negro always looked out for his master. When the field Negroes got too much out of line, he held them back in check. He put them back on the plantation. The house Negroes were the poor to do that because they lived better than the field Negro. He ate better, he dressed better, and he lived in a better house. He lived right up next to his master in the attic. All the basement. He ate the same food as master ate and wore his same clothes. And he could talk just like his master. Good diction. And he loved his master, more than his master loved himself. That's why he didn't want his master hurt. If the master got the thing, he said, what's the matter, bro? We fit. No, I love this guy. But I don't want to take. I don't want to put you in that spot. No, I don't. I'm standing in that spot. I love this guy right here. Let me give this guy a hug right here. I love this guy right here. Again, as a side note, I must also mention that Kanye West is from Chicago as well. Moreover, we must not forget that Donald Trump's presidency was also an orchestrated event that was telegrap to the American public by Barack Obama, who roasted Trump at the White House Correspondent's dinner in 2011. Someone should get to the bottom of that. And I know just the guy to do it. Donald Trump is here tonight. Now, I know that he's taken some flat lately. But no one is happy. No one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest to ban the Donald. And that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. Like, did we fake the moon landing? What really happened in Roswell? And where are Biggie and Tupac? And these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. Say what you will about Mr. Trump. He certainly would bring some change to the White House. See what we've got up there. Barack Obama, being the first Black President who ran on a platform of change, was different than all the traditional white presidents who came before him. In essence, Obama's story is a story of trading places, from one who's at the lower rung of the social hierarchy to the highest position in the land. After broadcasting Kanye West at the White House, the news media then brought out Dave Chappelle to give his opinion on Kanye's behavior. There is this question around Democrats, Republican, and you have people like Kanye West, who's saying, listen, I love you guys and Democrats. The real reason the media decided to defer to Dave Chappelle on this issue is because Dave Chappelle hosted the Chappelle show, which was an edgy sketch comedy show, which could pass as a modern day minstrel show, that was built upon characters acting out racial stereotypes in an exaggerated form to where it was comical. The show was known for crossing the line on tapotopics of race relations in America. One episode featured a white family known as the Nigger family. Another episode featured a black white supremacist. Both of these sketches presented a type of trading places for people on two opposite sides, of the racial divide. In fact, one of the reasons Dave Chappelle said that he left the show was because he admittedly felt like he had become a cune as if he had become a caricature of racism himself and people were laughing at him and not with him. The black face was a very difficult image, but the reason I chose him black face of the town was because this was going to be the visual personification of the inward. It was a good spiritual intention behind it. But what I didn't consider is how many people watch the show and what I didn't like was the most. But what I didn't consider is how many people watch the show and how the way people use television is subjective. I completely understand. Yeah, I can't finish because I haven't started telling you ever. So then when I'm on the set and we're finally taping the sketch, somebody on the set that was white and live in such a way, I know a difference of people living with me and people living with me. It was the first time I'd ever gotten a laugh that I was uncomfortable. Not just uncomfortable, but should I fire this person? These recurring themes are meant to shine a spotlight on racism in order to keep the country divided. In this way, the ruling class keeps the people from uniting and fighting against the erosion of our collective freedoms. And doing this, America, the last superpower, will be toppled in the New World Order, the Empire State, will replace it as the supreme global government. In preparation for the rise of the New World Order or the Empire State, Eminem performed the song, Venom, atop the Empire State Building. The symbolism of Eminem on top of the Empire State Building is a depiction of the Antichrist, the human political figure who shall be indwelt by the spirit of Satan, sitting at the top of the Empire State, which represents the world government or a New World Order. And the world order, and the world order, and the world order. Notice, Eminem says, not knock, let the devil in. This is a twisting of the words of the true Messiah from Scripture, which is found in Revelation 3, verse 20, which declares, Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If any man hear my voice and open the door, I will come into him. And we'll stop with him, and he with me. By performing the song, Venom, Eminem is referring to the demonic possession that will completely take over the false Messiah, and all those who receive the mark of the beast. There is much more to be unpacked in the symbolism surrounding the use of the Empire State Building in this ritual as well. In 1933, the top of the Empire State Building forever became synonymous with King Kong, since the movie King Kong premiered at Radio City Musical at that time. In the original film, the character's name is Kong, a name given to him by the inhabitants of Skull Island in the Indian Ocean where Kong lives. The fact that King Kong is from Skull Island is very important as it connects him to a Christ-like character. We find this in John 19, 17. They took Jesus, therefore, and he went out, bearing his own cross to the place called the Place of a Skull, which is called in Hebrew, Goga Tha. Skull Island then is a reference to Goga Tha, the place where the Messiah was crucified. The name King Kong is also a reference to the Messiah, since King Kong actually means glorious King. However, since Eminem is wrapping the song Venom and speaking of letting the devil in, we can be sure that he is depicting the false Messiah. During this song, Eminem wraps, slim be the combination of an actual kamikaze and Gandhi. Translation, I will probably kill us both when I end up back in India. In a recent video, we discuss how the name kamikaze is a reference to an evil spirit. The mention of Gandhi here is a reference to the Indian activists who was the leader of the Indian Independence Movement and was most known for his non-violent approach to civil disobedience as a man of peace. Therefore, a combination of a kamikaze or a person filled with an evil spirit and a man of peace is representative of the false man of peace, the Antichrist. I think we wish members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee citizens of America and citizens of the world. I receive this honor with deep gratitude and great humility. And yet I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge the considerable controversy that your generous decision has generated. In part, this is because I am at the beginning and not the end of my labor's on the world stage. Also, Eminem's reference to India and Venom can be connected with the practice of snake charming, which is most common in India. Putting all of that to decide for a moment, we must also explore the psychological implications found in the theme of the movie King Kong, which suggests that it is rooted in the fear of the upward mobility or ascendance of the so-called Black man in America and the appropriation of Caucasian women by the same. These racist sentiments are revealed and shared openly in the movie In Glorious Bastards, a movie which is centered around the war against Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. During the movie, there's a scene in a bar which describes the similarities between King Kong and the so-called African-American, fusing their stories together as interchangeable and inseparable from one another, making them one and the same. The fact that this story is related to movie goers by Caucasian men wearing Nazi uniforms representing Hitler's master race, furthers the themes of white supremacy and bigotry as well. In fact, the title of the movie itself hides a secret. The word in Glorious can be broken down to the prefix in plus the word Glorious. The prefix in takes the negative form to mean without the word Glorious means to be celebrated, distinguished, having honor, heavenly and divine. Therefore, the word in Glorious means to be without glory, without distinction, and without honor of the heavenly and divine. A bastard is an illegitimate child, one that is not in accordance with the law, a reprobate sinner. In Glorious bastards then means children who are not in accordance with the law, reprobate sinners who are without glory and distinction given by God. This is a reference to the lawless one and his followers, the children of the devil. As fate would have it, these in Glorious bastards, these goats, those who are poor and blind and naked, would like to trade places with the royal priesthood, with the sheep, the true children of the most high. Which group do you belong to? All praise and honor and glory and power and might, being to the most high God, for revealing the schemes of the enemy to his children. Amen. Shalom.