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JUSTICE FOR BRITTANY MARTIN!!

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“We really do not understand what is going on, and our impotence and ignorance, in our powerlessness and frustration, we start getting mad, fussing, crying, rhyming, begging with picket signs, rioting in misdirection, hooping and hollering, moaning in our churches and preparing again to vote for any white female/male who smiles at us even though he lies to us. These behaviors are absolutely useless. Such behaviors are in vain and will take us nowhere. They will come to naught and the problem- the war of racism white supremacy, due to white genetic annihilation- will continue and intensify.”

Frances Cresss Welsing

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Joe Biden's Pattern:

*Kamala Harris, Vice President - White Spouse;

*Ketanji Brown Jackson, Supreme CourtJustice - White Spouse;

*Karine Jean-Pierre, White House Press Secretary - Non-Black Partner...

This ain't no coincidence! As an old, white man in power, Biden ain't tryna put another EMPOWERED Black familial unit in such close proximity to the white house! Particularly, he aint tryna see no BLACK MEN walkin the halls of the WHITE HOUSE, lest they become infected by the audacity of HOPE.

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Knowing Absolutely Nothing About Your Profession, I Can Assure You That You're Probably Doing it All Wrong

It matters NOT if you are a brain surgeon or actress or physicist or engineer or painter or plumber or teacher or custodian or rocket scientist or computer programmer or nurse or psychologist or artist or musician or librarian or politician or dancer, etc...

If you are NOT INNOVATING in your field then you are going about it all WRONG.

Let's say that you're a brain surgeon. That means that you've studied and mastered other people's way of operating on the human brain.

While you may be convinced that the current way of doing things is the "correct" way, you must keep in mind that there are ALWAYS new, innovative ways to accomplish old tasks, if only someone new DARES to dream.

When you learn things from other people/institutions outside of ourselves, it is very easy to mistakenly believe that what we have learned is the absolute BEST way of doing them, when in reality, the methods that we have learned are simply the best way that SOMEONE ELSE could think of at that point in time.

This is especially true for tasks that have been performed the exact same way for decades, or even centuries. (Think of all the ways that must exist to do things differently sadly lying dormant in the dark recesses of some poor soul's imagination!)

The same logic applies to artistic fields. The dances/brushstrokes/drawing techniques that you were taught in school were created by someone else's SOUL. If given the chance, how would your OWN soul approach these tasks??

How will YOU leave YOUR OWN unique mark on your profession??

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Let's Talk About DEATH, Baby

As the game of LIFE evolves, so, too, do the rules of death.

Inter-dimensional portals and spiritual processes that used to occur when humans transitioned no longer operate in the same manner.

To be continued...

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"Rebellion breaks a system from the inside out. Rebellion is a state of being that comes with no material reward and few accolades[...].

Rebels are not those who have nothing to lose; they are those who risk much in the name of radical change."

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A BLACK *woman* was murdered in her own home while sleeping and aint NOBODY goin to jail. Yet when Black men are gunned down by police, even people in China take to the streets in uproar. I aint even hear about this from the *major* media outlets! This some bullshit on so many levels and y'all KNOW it. Smh.

#JusticeForBreonnaTaylor

#BlackWomenMatter

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HOPE.

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"Magick without activism loses all its heat, my love."

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"To those who lived through it, the night of November 9, 1989, seemed to mark a new epoch in human history. The Berlin Wall was suddenly undefended, in a single delirious moment that promised to end the Cold War division of Europe. Two years later, the Soviet Union would be dissolved. Elected leaders would govern Russia for the first time since the country’s brief democratic experiment of 1917. “Europe whole and free” seemed more than a far-off aspiration: it seemed a work in the making.

A quarter century later, Russia under Vladimir Putin is more repressive and more aggressive than the Soviet Union under Mikhail Gorbachev was. It has invaded Ukraine and menaces the Baltic republics. In 2013, Russia spent a higher portion of GDP on defense than the United States for the first time in a decade. As Europe contends with economic depression and internal terrorist violence, Russian money flows to extremist parties in the hope of breaking apart the European Union. One former Warsaw Pact member, Hungary, is backsliding toward authoritarianism. “Europe whole and free” sounds like haunting mockery.

As the relationship between Russia and the West has deteriorated, some have hastened to blame the United States and nato for starting a new Cold War, while others entirely blame Putin himself. There is, however, another way to think, both more plausible and more troubling: the question is not “Has a new Cold War started?” but rather “Did the old Cold War ever end?”

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RE: RUSSIA AND UKRAINE. DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE! RUSSIA ONLY ATTACKED UKRAINE BECAUSE THEY *KNEW* THE U.S. WOULD STEP IN AND IT WOULD GIVE THEM AN EXCUSE TO WAR WITH THE U.S.--WHICH IS THE *REAL* BEEF THAT'S BEEN BREWING FOR DECADES! REMEMBER: ACCORDING TO SOME HISTORIANS, THE COLD WAR TECHNICALLY *NEVER* ENDED, WHICH MEANS WE *STILL* BEEFIN WITH RUSSIA AND ALSO EXPLAINS WHY RUSSIA WAS SO THREATENED BY UKRAINE'S DECISION TO ENTER THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL MILITARY ALLIANCE BETWEEN MANY OF THE WORLD'S MAJOR POWERS--A.K.A. NATO. READ BETWEEN THE LINES, Y'ALL, AND PRAY THAT BIDEN DON'T TAKE THE BAIT!!

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A Blog Post about the Movie "Moonfall"

[I aint got time to write a cohesive essay today and tomorrow don't look good, either LOL. I'm literally overwhelmed by all the hidden talents arising from the recent DNA upgrades and I gotta develop em now.]

*Overall, it was AMAZING! I highly recommend it! Halle did good, girl!

*The sci-fi genre is STILL lackin when it comes to Black representation, unfortunately. (Ms. Octavia E. Butler would be pissed, but I digress..) Since Halle was cast as the lead "Black" woman (despite actually being mixed), it's obvious that the casting director felt like they had already hit they QUOTA, because there were exactly ZERO non-ambiguously Black women with speaking parts in the entire movie. In fact, the only fully Black woman that I saw was one scientist working in mission control, who was barely visible. To compare, there were plenty of non-ambiguously Black MEN--including the lead, who was Halle's husband-- though, which brings me to my next point.

*Of course they KILLED OFF 2 of the like 6 Black men in the movie! The first one, who was an astronaut named (poor lil LOL) Marcus, was workin on the satellite in the opening scene, was given a few lines--but then immediately killed off. The second one was also an astronaut (which is how the casting crew of the movie balance out killing them off--they give them "respectable" status which makes them "appear" to be important to the overall plot--don't sleep!), yet met an even more gruesome demise than poor lil Marcus, who was just thrusted out into space.

*They unnecessarily killed off the Hispanic man, too, poor lil Tom. There was literally no need for him to die.

*I WAS RIGHT ABOUT THE MOON! I told y'all it aint real, and that no human has ever visited it in real life. I also mentioned hellas ago that it creates its own light, which they portrayed in the movie. If you are of the mind that art imitates life and that there is no such thing as imagination (thoughts are energy and can never be created nor destroyed, only transferred and TRANSORMED), then my views don't seem as far-fetched no mo lolol! About 5 years from now, a well-accepted "law" of physics (specifically, gravity) will change, because the nature of our REALITY is changing and the MOON, itself, is changing. Don't believe me, just WATCH. Mark it on your calendar and come back to this very post. They alluded to this imminent change when the the radical, genius (but ignored) novice scientist, Dr. K.C. Houseman, said: "Your rules don't apply here" while they were discussing the newly-discovered nature of the moon.

*Because the moon is changing, the nature of DEATH is changing as well. I'll try to re-visit this topic later; it's deep! (Basically the process that happens when people die is changing.)

*Notice the part at the end when Dr. Houseman's consciousness was transferred into the operating system of the moon after he died in space?? There is belief within segments of the spiritual community that the moon is where the souls of the deceased go to be "cleansed" before they are allowed to re-incarnate to Earth. This scene was sci-fi's direct acknowledgement of the moon's potential role in not just the governing of human LIFE--but of human DEATH as well.

*I also tripped off of how the movie opened with the later-disgraced astronaut, Brian Harper (a white man), saving his BLACK woman colleague Halle Berry (aight so her name in the movie was "Jocinda", if you wanna know lol!), and closed with her saving him. Translation: "We (white people) saved you (Black people), so when you resume your rightful authority of the Earth, don't forget to return the favor."

Remember: science has just as many social-political BIASES as every other field, and even when Hollywood decides to address scientific subjects--it's STILL Hollywood! Expect ample racial tricks and tropes!