Greetings, greetings, welcome to another episode of Truth of Power. I am your host, Taris McNate, and tonight I want to talk about consequences. Now recently in a manner that was a shooting of an unknown, well, yeah, you might as well see as an unknown, an innocent black man by the name of Rieshard, Brooks, Rieshard, Brooks. Now within him, getting executed by Rieshard, I caught my attention on a couple of things.
One of my first thoughts was because they said they, the police were called by Wendy's employee, and I'm going as soon as white, because white people love to call the police because there's a military arm to enforce executions on black people. So, and as we've seen, we get rid of the police name, but white supremacists find out that they're not as strong as they thought they were. Funny how that happens, isn't it? But hey, moving along, a couple of things called my attention during this on during this execution.
One word they said, he failed to breath the lazer test and he was sleep. He was from sleeping, and he parked on that. Let's see what was drunk. Now, I want you guys to think about that for a moment.
He was drunk, he was intoxicated, he felt breath the lazer, which means he was too, and coherent to drive. So he was getting some shut up at this Wednesday's. Okay, so when the whole video came out, he shows that he was coherent, and he showed that he did understand the police in all their commands. He just didn't want to be arrested for it for nothing, for sleeping in the parking lot.
If you keep talking about resisting arrest, but when it comes down to black people resisting arrest and white people resisting arrest, understand what they mean. As a black person, they give you 50,000 commands at once, they tell you to jump high, no sit low, no turn right, no turn left. She turn upside down, turn inside out. Just impossible commands, if you don't follow one of those commands at the exact moment, they'll shoot you.
And I'm totally serious when I say that. They will shoot you. When a white person resist arrest, when they resist arrest, even if they have a firearm on them, if they're resisting arrest with a firearm on them, they try their best not to use lethal force. They try their best to not use illegal force.
Over the last few weeks that I must say, I'm proud of the brothers. And so, this is putting work in the streets. I'm very proud of that. But back to the racial books.
I just want to say that. I'm very proud of putting in their work, especially out there in Atlanta. Back to the racial books shooting. Afterwards, you know, I'm noticing a lot of people are saying, and I do mean a lot of people are saying, asking a question, why do they keep killing black people?
Because, as Dr. Francis, these are people that I know that they don't research things, and these are people that have to come to terms with certain things. And I'm very reluctant to be around people like this. Even though people try to be a teacher of some sort, I'm not nobody's teacher.
Didn't go to school for that. I'm not nobody's teacher. What I am, I'm a black man, and I'm a black man that tries his best to lead by example. Sometimes I pass a flying colors, other times I fail.
But for the most part, I try my best to lead by example in this conquest, dismantle white supremacy. If you want to know why people, why are these soldiers keep killing black people? Read Dr. Francis's quest whilst in book, the ISIS papers.
Plain and simple, it's because genetically we are dominate two white supremacists, or suspected white supremacists. Genetically, and she's been there on research, it's called the quest theory. Scientists are saying that genetically we are more dominant than white people. Genetically, if you have sex, if you are the man, if you have sex, in black men, this is why we are all talking, because if we have sex with a white woman, during that woman, we have a baby, and that baby will be a black baby.
If you had a phenotype of a black person, it had a skin tone of a black person. And white supremacists as it stands, oh, my, that's the burglary. That man is a burglary. This is just me talking.
This is every, this is about every article coming out. One of white people, you're about to be a minority in the United States by the year 2032. So, and all of them to impose their dominance upon us, and try to quote, quote, keep us in our right place, which they feel as our right place. They have to kill us off.
That's why they hate you. They hate you because you're black. Why do they kill you? Because they can.
Why can't they kill you? Because you're not economically equipped to fight the system quite yet. Okay. You're not economically equipped to fight the system quite yet.
They have more money than you. That's why they continue with impunity. That's why they are fighting against reparations. Because they know if you give black people just a little money and we flip it and become successful and we start supporting all.
They know the ramifications could be dire towards them, to be very detrimental towards them. Because they understand that at one point, we rule the world. And once we rule the world, there was peace and there was balance. These effects.
But now, they're not always been a proponent for this. And I've always supported these type of things. If you kill one of ours, I'm just going to speak for myself. If you kill one of mine, because I see what this post up, I see said if you if somebody was a kid of my child, I'm going to go kill them personally and they go do the town happily.
Yes. That's how you should feel. That's what you should do. If you kill one of mine, I take four of yours because if I got a cry, everybody has to cry.
If I had the more to loss, everybody's going to have to more to loss. And this is what we are demonstrating to the white supremacists right now. This is something that they didn't expect. But now that we are in physical dominance, we have to get our economics together.
But that's why they kill you. That is why they kill you. Because to them, killing a black, they can kill you and not only will they get rewarded from it, they will they also find that it's in consequence, in consequence, in consequence. They also find that it's in consequence, they have no consequences behind the actions.
Now, Mayor of Atlanta, she had a lot to say about people desecrating the CNN building. We're going to fire the police chief. Had to shoot a gushion about her over the news in the last week. Atlanta was supposed to be Wakanda.
So how do we stop these violence? You have to make sure that they implement a law in which if a black person is killed by a white person on the force that's on and they show no threat to their life, they should get life as a mandatory sentence. And the police violence will stop overnight. The police violence will stop overnight.
Even here in the wall, there was recently a detective who named, it escapes me at the moment. However, he was saying all types of racial things and he was planning on shooting people in protest and running over in his car. With 60% of the population in the wall is being black. They definitely they immediately fired him and decommissioned him and he lost everybody that he had as a police officer.
But what I'm telling you guys is that's not enough. You got put these cops in jail. You got to make sure that these guys go to jail. Mandatory life sentences.
And if your state has a dead penalty, put the dead penalty up in the point blank period. Overnight, the police violence will cease to exist. But we got to get some thorough lawyers. We got to get some thorough legislators in office because let me tell you something.
Even in the waters, the guy, Jason Williams, plan the lawyer, right? Work on the booty case. I remember this like yesterday and I'm saying is with all intents and honesty and for those from the water listening to this package, I'm saying it right now. If Leon Conner Zero were to run against this guy and lose, I promise you, Jason Williams would not try to implement anything for black people specifically, as far as the law and scope.
If he becomes the eight. And I say that because I look at Jason Williams and I look who he's married to. All of these black people were dual allegiances. They got to go.
They got to go. I mean, like, even me, I can't trust that. When they were talking about taking down one of those white supremacist statues, I think it was Jefferson Davis. Oh, we don't, we reject any vandalism of New Orleans property.
Lately, have you lost your mind? You are in a majority black city, a majority black people who put you in fucking office. And you were talking about a white supremacist statue that means exactly what to you. That means exactly what to you.
And I've defended Mayor Cantrell in private. I'll defend the hell in private, private conversations with other suspected white supremacist, I'll defend the hell in private. But right now, what I'm telling you is, watch out for these people that you put in office. That's why when I made the documentary in New Orleans politics, I felt like it was important work because I'm telling black people that once we get our financing together, we don't have to worry about.
And we're 60% of population. And we just support each other and support our businesses. We could thrive overnight. They wouldn't take that long.
But when I made the documentary about New Orleans politics, that's what I was saying. That's built in a economy based that way. We don't have to pick a candidate that gave it to us. These people come out of council agencies and other residents crap.
We could raise one from the ground up from the soil from my own soil that's going to speak to our interests in our city. A lot of people are afraid of revolution though in the city of New Orleans. Unfortunately, a lot of people want, you know, racial sex, I'm being told to understand this right now, a lot of people want to be in racial sex. They just want a more comfortable position in the system of white supremacy.
They want jobs. They don't want to create nothing. They don't want to continue to build. They want to work.
They don't want to build anything. But I must say there is a strong sector of New Orleans that won't change. And I must do my part to make sure this change comes to pace. And I will do my part to make sure this change comes to pace.
So if anybody homes when our children are when our people, yet there will be consequences, immediate consequences, action, they can guess what's joining me tonight. I just spoke truth and power. You guys have a good night.