Greetings, greetings. Welcome to another episode of Truth to Power. I am your host, TARDIS McNight, and we are here to discuss the Black Alchemist. And some of you ask themselves, when is a Black Alchemist?
I was playing out in detail. Also, if you wonder what a Black Alchemist is, are you Black? Yes, sure. Okay.
So, as I was mentioning earlier, we're talking about the Black Alchemist. Now, with those who don't know, Alchemist is a Greek word which means the auto-transnuding metals. The concept was transforming base metals into gold. But if you're Black however, you may turn the shit into gold.
Because during slavery, we were giving at least everything. We gave us the less clothes, we had to make those look verbal. We gave us the least resources, but we had to survive. Now, the Alchemist itself is a book written by Paolo Coelho.
And certain experts in his book mentioned the Alchemist, and they also mentioned the Moors. Now, for those who don't know, you already know that Moors is the word that means Black. But I want to read an answer from the book. It says, a worry of the light values of child's eyes because they are able to look at the world without bitterness.
However, though, when you're Black though, that's difficult. Because even as a child, you have to look to this world without bitterness. Because it's just a matter of white supremacy. At a young age, you have a whole of kind of worry eyes.
You're forced to look at this world without bitterness. Because of the fact in your neighborhoods, there's less resources. In your homes, there may or may not be a father, which is orchestrated by sentiment of white supremacy. We don't have the luxury of you in the world as a place of serenity.
As a state, please. As a place where we can view it as our own fruit. And even when we do hard labor, it's kind of hard for us to even see the fruits of that labor. Now, however, I will say this.
With this, we have some advantages over certain people. This allows us to maneuver through the world with the warriors mentality and to meet and overcome obstacles. Easy. If you ever get through something, if you ever go through something, and you're Black, you know how to meet those obstacles, you know how to overcome them.
Because nine times out of ten, you pay certain obstacles when you're a kid. And as a kid, you learn how to have a warrior mentality and that they're war-ringing mentality that most people have. Turning our children to a world to be warriors is essential. It's an essential task.
And our warrior class, which is our boys, who will become in. We have to train them up. Just like they move 300. We have to train them up just like they move it from boys.
We have to send them out into the world every now and then. And let them experience their cold weather and coldness of the world. And when they come back wearing the bull's aid or wearing the lion's aid, they make the thing that person has made. And I'm saying all this figuratively, not literally.
But you know, there are some challenges with this. With the absence of the mass presentable, it's called Black children to become something other than warrior-like. Through this world, their teachers are some sorts. Everybody, some way or everybody, some people don't help others in their home.
They teach them how to be warriors. Instead of teaching Black children how to be warriors against the racism, the system of racism, white supremacy. They teach them how to be warriors against each other. They teach them how to kill each other, how to hate each other, how to hate themselves.
In most cases, they're not at risk. Back to being a Black outcome. Black people ever since the beginning of this country have been given basements and they have turned it into gold. For instance, his Black history, and I posted this photo on my Facebook and my Instagram, a regional Lewis.
Now a lot of people don't know who a regional Lewis is, but he was a great businessman. He died with an electric capital and he was a lawyer as well. That's a successful attorney. Now he grew up in what he described as a segregated, semi-tough neighborhood in Baltimore, Maryland.
Now this guy, he had no justice system to protect him, no government self-sizised. They catered to him specifically for his race, no social privilege to the system. And he still was able to build a billion dollar company. His company TLC Beatriz reported revenue of $1.8 billion in 1987.
This is 1987 people. This is wonderful. Now TLC Beatriz international holding I think, has sales up to $2.2 billion. It was 512,000 magazine lists of $1,000,000 companies.
We got this certain type of mindset you guys. We put our minds to something, put our hands on something and we touch it, it becomes gold. Even black people say we got it out of the mud. We had to very good to find ourselves in a dirt and watch ourselves grow.
Through all these rainy days we had to do this. That's okay. Only thing that rain is going to do is help you grow when the sun comes out. Sometimes though, you have to grow from concrete.
We have to grow from impossible standards. We have to plant ourselves through concrete and grow from there. That's how difficult they made it for us. That's how difficult it has been and that's how difficult it has been engineered for us.
But still we grow. We have been consistently challenged to become black outcrumbs. We're just in nature of the first man on this planet and the first human beings. Everything we touch becomes us.
Which is gold. Do you ever just sit back and think to yourself? Damn. We're just black people.
We survived the middle passage. A hundred years of slavery, reconstruction, the New Deal, Jim Crow, the Iron Man country scandal, Reaganomics, Manson Conservation. And we are still here putting the A's putting it on. Now this current time we are living through the mega era of the presidential elections and the United States.
We're going through the whole mega regime. But that's no different than the Reagan regime, the Bush regime, the Clinton regime. The baby Bush regime. And yes, I'm going to say it the whole biomer regime.
There's no difference. Nothing can stop us. We've been through so much more. But you know, in my opinion, the time for suffering is over.
It's time for us to rise now. In the words of Marcus Garvey up you might erase accomplish what you will. That's exactly what we're going to do. I'm here to tell you, when there's a will, there's a way.
And I will be strong and so are we. We are an exceptional people. Exceptional means unusual and not typical. And there's nothing, there's nothing usual and there's nothing typical about black people.
We are a natural born alchemist. Always transform the shit into gold. Always. But isn't it interesting to know though, the same banks that this country finances were built upon.
All the same ones that are carrying the financial burden have been a poorest people. And it's about design. It's not all our fault. It's about design.
You know, but some things we can't get rid of. Because you know what, too long we've been crippled by tribalism and religious differences. When our only tribe should be black first. And our only religion should be black and proud.
Our place in this world isn't at or under the feet of other people's art, isn't at or under the place of other people's feet. Our right place is at the top. And it's about time we start showing it. Strategically our mission has to become solidified.
We have to rediscover their power with them. And what I mean by that is, understand who you are black people. Understanding that you are the original people. Made from God's image.
Made from God. The closest thing to God. Give rid of these idols. These crosses.
These pictures of Jesus. And I know there's going to hurt some people. Feelings. But we got to give them a white Jesus image.
Because I want to ask somebody. It took them a long time to respond to me when I asked them. I said, Hey, when you close your eyes. Hey, you pray.
What image do you see? Did you pray into them? And I think they're a little embarrassed about the context of which I asked it. Because the response I got was, Oh, I see nothing.
But it took you so long to respond and say you see nothing. No, you see that white Jesus out there when you pray. You see that white Jesus. You see that image.
Which isn't Jesus or Yahshua at all. It's a whole bunch of pedophiles and rapists. Like the last couple, they make an angel of truth. He got a lot of people from jail.
But back to the black diagoras. But back to rediscovering the power with them. Once we discovered the power with them, we had the esps out of the power on our side. People of other races feel as if they should be able to mistreat us without any consequences.
Well, for me the buck stops here. We are starting to get on cold surprisingly. We are remaining on cold. Now as a black man, being a couple of miles in, being assertive, being strong, resourceful means you're a threat.
Redemic. I'm going to be a great deal to wave. So I might as well be assertive and strong while I'm at it. It also means that you have an opportunity though.
Somebody actually, what opportunity is there? We have an opportunity to show resilience. Resilience is the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties. Toughness.
That's the trait that we've always had. When you really think of the stupid things, you really can't name another race that could have went through what we went through. And it's suffered how we suffered. It's still made it through.
We're still making it through. I just want to remember them. In the presence of white supremacy, we can accomplish many things. Many things.
You know. People may laugh at you when you begin because for the most part, they never seen somebody having an idea or thought, and they manifested into reality. But once you got that idea, you got that thought, you should always manifest into reality. Because to be honest, when we're going to talk about white Jesus, just seeing the image for so long when I used to go to church, that's what I used to see.
When I prayed, however, now I see a different image. Now when I pray, I see myself. Isn't that powerful? Isn't that powerful?
When you pray, you see yourself. Think about that for a moment. You see the exact image that you look at in the mirror every day. You know that there's that person I responsibility on you.
When you say, oh, I see myself and I pray. I'm praying to myself. I'm praying to the image that God gave me. I'm God, son.
I'm Joshua. I'm Jesus. I'm Christ. I can redeem myself.
Isn't that powerful? Isn't that a powerful mindset? I don't believe in biblical fairy tales that I'm crazy. Just think about that for a second.
Now your pastor never told you because they're too busy getting your money. They're too busy getting a connection to play field. But isn't that powerful? Because I always found the strange that I got to go to a third party in order to reach God, I got to a middleman, to reach a guy.
No. Turns out I reckon two people do myself. But you know, that gets once again. A lot of people in the Diamond Society have supported policies and all, that economically, socially and legally have helped.
and legally have affected black people negatively. Then they turn right around and claim they are white supremacists. People do this on a daily basis because they know your power within, they know how much power you have within yourself. You just don't, you haven't discovered that person yet.
You haven't discovered that guy within yourself yet. Do all of these obstacles set in our panel, we overcame every single one of them. Every last single one of them. Who could start with something so minimum and manifesting it to something so great, but black people?
I try to stay away from entertainers. However, when you think about entertainers, when you think about a Jay-Z who started from Marcie Projects, he started from the Projects, then he built an empire, now Jay-Z was $950 million. Maybe more. That's what he's reporting their work is.
Diddy. Manifesting things, Floyd Mayweather. Manifesting things. He laughed at Floyd Mayweather.
He laughed at Diddy when he said, oh, I'm gonna have this much money. I'm gonna do these things, I'm gonna accomplish all this. He laughed at them. But they didn't know they were talking to our black alchemists.
Somebody could put itself on the dirt, dust itself off. And accomplish straight things. That's what you are, black people. So if you got something in your mind, you're trying to accomplish, you got something in your mind that you wanna manifest pretty yourself.
And then as guys, we like guys, I wanna go accomplish this. They go forward, work your way yourself. Become their black alchemists. Become their person to turn the shit into gold.
Cause our whole lives, we're gonna start with base metals. We're having to take it as their further because when you're black, they only want to start with base metals. They just want to start with shit. But then it becomes your own responsibility to make their shit into trying to shoot into gold.
It's all yours. Continue your alchemy, black people. Turn your base metals and end our shit into gold. Then as the people, we will rise to govern.
As long as we remain on cold, as long as we continue to stick each other out, as long as we continue to strive to get some power with that money, we will turn this thing around. And I just spoke true to power. I want you guys to have a good night.