Denzel Washington Talks About the Family

This is the last assignment of the year.
In a year that not one of us will forget, I would like to congratulate you all and thank you for working with me as we all have intellectually flourished. For some of you, that gray matter in between your temples began to spark. Those sparks will eventually grow to become an intellectual supernova.

This video hit my screen in a serendipitous manner this morning. It's more relevant than what I was planning. If you could please comment on what Denzel, out of Pennington-Grimes Elementary school (that's what it was called then), has to say. He talks about family and the home. He speaks about his younger years in Mt. Vernon. Especially in light of recent events, is his message stale? Or has he hit on something that has been forgotten and is elegant in its simplicity? Maybe it's a combination of both.

Use your powers of rhetoric and dialectic to dissect and explain Washington's message.

Congratulations on moving to the next level. You're ready. Please keep in touch.

Harlem - Bill Russell Not in the Top Ten

Harlem broadcasts from the Projects in the Polo Grounds and explains to the world that Bill Russell is not in his top 5 list of all time NBA Greats. He's not even in his top 10. Top 20? Maybe.

These, and other controversial opinions are discussed and debated in the interview above. We take our combined 55 years of experience following the NBA and provide for our Legions of Fans some great sports talk.

#NBA

Clown World Fake America

People wonder why I use the terms "clown world" and "fake America" all the time.

I think it's pretty obvious.  Isn't it obvious to you too?  Here's an easy example.  Remember way back, about 12 days ago, when the protests against the lockdowns in Michigan were inappropriate, dangerous and ... wait for it ... racist?

What happened?

Now you have the cheering and acceptance of 'protests'.  They never lifted lockdown rules in NY.  I live in NYC.  There have been protests for over a week.  I have yet to see anyone condemning those people for risking everyone's lives because Covid-19.  That's not totally true.  There was a story, for about a millisecond, about how the 'protests' were possibly going to cause a "second wave".  That story came and went, as it distracted from The Current Narrative.

You simply cannot have it both ways.  Not with the Remnant anyway, not with the top 20%.

While this woman is clownish, at least she's a good order follower:

Michael Tracey is in New Jersey, right across the river from me.  Their governor has extended the lockdowns into July.  Think about that if you see any 'protests' there.  Rhett, at Malice's locals site found this gem:

Tracey is right, by the way, about using the word 'protests'.  A protest is a push against organized power.  This is no such thing.  All of The Establishment, from the Mayor of NYC, to Hollywood, to the College Campus Industrial Complex, is for the 'protests'.  By definition, these are Cathedral - Sanctioned events.

This picture encapsulates what is going on nationally here in Fake America:

I'll leave you with this one.  Chase bank is the head of the Oligarchy snake.  It epitomizes everything wrong with our spoiled, decadent, clown world Fake America.  The Chase CEO, kneeling in front of a bank vault, well, this is beyond parody.  

Human Nature

"Habit is thus the enormous flywheel of society, its most precious conservation agent. It alone is what keeps us all within the bounds of ordinance, and saves the children of fortune from the envious uprisings of the poor..." - William James.

With the events of the George Floyd murder in Minneapolis, we are seeing Human Nature work its confusing magic.  The people I've spoken with, as you would expect, are horrified by what they saw.  

Then, the reaction happened.  

I often go the Saul Alinsky route and tell students that the reaction is the thing to pay attention to.  People show their true colors after the fact.  They let you know what they really want.  They say what they really feel.  It isn't the action to analyze, it's the reaction.

The regular people and students I talk to are completely against the destruction, looting, stealing, fire and thievery.  In my interview with a student from Haiti she was abundantly clear about how she was against the looting.  She's seen mob rule.  She knows struggle.  

Conversely, Chuck Schumer and his ilk are on record that they respect the 'protestors'.  They are not only are OK with them, they see looting and violence as good and necessary.  Don Lemon and Fredo Cuomo had a particularly distasteful and tone deaf conversation about this.  2 wealthy men with no connection to struggle trying to be down - it was awful.

Tucker Carlson, on Fox, of all places, seems to see what I see.  Progressive politicians were speaking in unison about the legitimacy of the looters.  They are now speaking in unison, talking about 'defunding the police'.  They, or their paymasters, understand Human Nature.  With law enforcement gone or weakened, it will cause chaos and there will be a power vacuum.  It's one they intend to fill.

Those at the top of the pyramid will use those at the bottom to cement their stations in life, and put those at the bottom in an ever shrinking pen.  They've been doing it for centuries.  They aren't stopping now.  

The Coronavirus is Woke

What changed?

That's the question asked by Paul Joseph Watson, and it's a good one.  Not too long ago, (ok last week) we were being scolded by the Corporate Media for playing in the park with our children.  We are still told we can't go to a bar or restaurant - we have to get take-out or delivery.

On a grand scale, they were howling about states like Georgia, Florida, Texas and Missouri re-opening.  Didn't they know they were taking a super risk?!  The virus was going to come back with a vengeance!

What changed?  Where did all the virus fear go?  Where's Karen harping on us about the need to Social Distance and wear a mask?  Why aren't they saying anything about this?

So I can't go to a restaurant with my family, because of "sOciAl DistAnCing", but somehow this is OK, according to the Corporate Press. Where is the outcry about the danger?  Of course, there isn't any, because this is something they like.

Paul Joseph Watson does a good job pointing out the stupidity of the Media, the Political Class, and the dolts who follow them:

Interview With a Student on Haiti and Minneapolis

Sometimes it helps to hear what young people are saying.

I work with some exceptional minds and they are willing to talk about the past, present, and the future. In this interview, Eamley and I discuss her Haitian heritage, and she gives us a more accurate view of what Haiti is like today. The picture she paints isn't pretty, but it is more robust and balanced than anything you would ever see in the Corporate Press. The last 25 minutes we discuss the after effects surrounding the Minneapolis protests.

Minneapolis: Hotep Jesus Has A 4-Step Plan on How to Fix The Riots...Forever

This is the latest assignment for the 12th grade Public Speaking class.  As I'm congenitally unable to give out something from an Establishment Source, I thought Hotep Jesus would be a good person to put in front of my population.

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Bryan Sharpe, aka Hotep Jesus, has a definitive plan to clean up the cities and stop the riots forever. As this is the only assignment for the week I would like you to listen to his plan, his delivery, and his use of rhetoric. You need to listen however, because he comes up with not only specific ideas, but he names names and uses a linear approach to fix things. He talks about social issues, but also the economics and money involved during this volatile time. At times, he gets emotional and cuts down to the bone. There is some profanity, nothing worse than you hear in the hallways every day, but be prepared anyway.

• Secure the perimeter
• Hire only local firms
• Secure the contracts
• Execute without deviation.

HJ talks about this as a start, not a reaction to an event. As you listen, perhaps take notes, as he tosses out names, ideas, criticisms, and unpopular opinions (particularly about schools). I found the last 8 minutes when he talks about "the Program" quite profound.

Please produce a critical write up of the message and the delivery. Keep in mind, some of you can do as well or better than he does. As I write this, I'm thinking of a few names from pds. 3 and 7 who can do this.

Now that we're at the end of the year it's time for you to create your channels and get out there and speak. YouTube, Vimeo, Bitchute, D-Live .. do your thing.

If not you, who? If not now, when?