She accelerated quicker than she thought she would because of one shift: She got her own bank account and savings, and stopped just giving her mom those checks. You know who was pissed about it. They can pay where they stay, but it needs to be fair so they can fly. Fly with them, it's possible.
Friday, October 17, 2025
Something to Highlight: If you don't help your children, stay out of their way!
She accelerated quicker than she thought she would because of one shift: She got her own bank account and savings, and stopped just giving her mom those checks. You know who was pissed about it. They can pay where they stay, but it needs to be fair so they can fly. Fly with them, it's possible.
Friday, October 10, 2025
I'm not funding the Diaspora: FBA Reparations & Buying Power
I pointed this out awhile ago about how Ghana was moving like a snake trying to slither in on our reparations and funnel them out. The OPPs feel like they deserve a piece of our pie or the whole damn thing, and Professor Black Truth revealed that the Latinos are now getting in on Africa's claims. These people are stupid, and notice who they followed. First the snakes were talking about us like a damn dog, which hasn't stopped, but now they're following the leader trying to get reparations.
The nerve of these snakes when some of them have blood on their hands as proud unapologetic participants in the slave trade.
The Pan-Africanists can't speak for me and mine. They want us to be the sacrificial lineage, doing for everyone else except for self. There is no honor amongst these thieves, traitors, and opportunists, so why in the hell would Foundational Black Americans want them to be the company we keep? All the doors we opened over here for free in exchange for being on-code with us, giving them the ability come over and flourish and we have nothing good or beneficial to show for that sacrifice in return. I don't like the last minute pivot shit either. Don't wait until it's time to pay the piper to sing a different tune, especially if you had decades to reciprocate.
The Diaspora only represents itself as the Diaspora when it comes to us and trying to get something up out of us. Over here, the anti-FBA tethers stand against us, and they work together with the system that works against us. What does that say?
Over there, they had decades to open doors much easier than the ones we built and opened over here, and it still wasn't done without there being a certain amount of income involved. If it's true that they were able to come over here with $2 in their damn pocket, then what does that say when they require a hell of a lot more from us to go there? Have we not done enough?
According to snakes like Umar "Can Ya Help A Brotha Out For The Millionth Damn Time" Johnson, it's not. He wants us to help them and build them up in exchange for a head nod of approval. We didn't sacrifice to get praise from them, our sacrifices helped them, but those sacrifices were for future FBA. That precious lil FBA baby you might be holding in your arms right now, that's who the sacrifices were made for primarily. Fuck building up someone else's shit, what are you building for them? If you don't leave them anything, you've failed them.
We can't be asked what we've done in exchange for reciprocity. They need to be asked what are they going to do to pay us back. In FBA culture, you don't look down on the people who looked out for you and help get you to a position where your life is better. God don't love ugly, and The Most High can strip it away just like that. There's no coming back at that point, because you would have proven that you're the type of person willing to shit on the people who rode for you when you feel like you reached the point you're better than them. For the FBA's reading this, and those close enough to our culture to where it rubbed off on you the right way, you know what I'm talking about.
So all be damned if I'm sitting up funding the Diaspora, this isn't the feed the children foundation. These are grown people with the ability to build, cultivate the land, and grow. Even children of our lineage had to help with these things. If some of these people are trying to mimic us, don't do what the coons do, do what the true honorable FBA do. Building, don't deceive, grow, hustle hard and don't shit on us or your own in the process. No one had to tell me to start growing anything, I wanted to have a food source. No one told me to hustle, I knew the resources were a must. No one told me to help the Brothas and Sistas I've looked out for, I did it on GP. It helps us all when more of us are able to stand on our own two feet. As a culture, we did this and it helped out others in the Diaspora. The downside to that is the comfort and the audacity that came with it, and the expectation that we had to do it. We don't have to do a damn thing, especially for someone being hateful and ungrateful.
Now take that, and apply the desire to target our Reparations and our Buying Power. This exposes the fact that some people just will not quit being snakes, and are willing to do everything except be honorable. These snakes even tried to make us a Nation Under Them so they can dictate our affairs. Not only does that reinforce the line in the sand, that separates the land and puts us exactly where our Aboriginal Kin were in this land. We can't just up and trust anyone, and we have to be at the controls at all times or we risk someone trying to use us for their benefit. We see it already with the snakes in the Black Caucus.
Our Reparations Are For Foundational Black Americans Only, and our Buying Power needs to be aimed inward too. Don't get on the bandwagon of just not going out and spending because someone said so or they're trying to shift you to another non-FBA business. That's sucker shit, they're trying to get you in the habit of shifting wealth into another direction for yet ANOTHER non-FBA business.
Shift it to FBA Businesses. We have options too, we're not just customers the way they want us to be, but that become easier when the business is booming. If you're sitting on more money than you know what to do with, put some people in position. Put some of these young Brothas and Sistas on too. Start small, test the waters, build it up from there. You don't have to be a constant presence, just have the right people in position to ensure that the quality remains tight. I know how the trash can operate too, so they need to be put on notice that we aren't going for the BS. If they know how to act with them folks or when they fear consequences, they know how to act like they got some damn sense. All of this helps and all of this matters.
Friday, October 3, 2025
Charlie Kirk was killed by a White person, keep all your evil and anger over there
Black people are expected to give automatic pity to anti-Black racists who will take and try to reduce our humanity to the smallest degree possible. Fuck that and fuck them, don't play that game. Even when someone from their community commits an act of White on White crime, the eyes turn to us to in some mentally unstable and evil way trying to put their gun and blood in our hands. The blood they're thirsty for, the guns they obsessed with. The guns Charlie said casualties are worth having every year over, and this includes their children. What if Charlie's kid was one of those kids who didn't make it out of one of those demonic encounters with a school shooter the Government allowed to strike? Would he have altered his words? We already know these other demons would alter their words because it's a different story when it happens to them. Cancel culture was okay when Charlie was killed, so these wishy washy ass snakes only stand on what benefits them, and some of us knew that already that why we don't bother trying to debate them. I heard somebody else start saying this lately, but I've always said go argue and debate with your mammy. We don't owe them our time, we've wasted enough time on these soul sapping serpents.
There are people trying to not only compare Charlie Kirk to Martin Luther King, Jr., but acting like hate is so bad now when Charlie Kirk was on that side that keeps crosshairs on Black people. Acting like we're supposed to be so loving and forgiving when anti-Black racists are expected to just have all these passes in the world. Shidddd Tell them to get the hell on and handle the people in his community who are tied to hate that saw him as a comrade, like the enemies they are. We still have to watch them all, so its forever foolish to go post up where you're outnumbered and can't handle the situation. I grew up knowing not to go around people you don't know like that, so if somebody wanted me to go somewhere it wouldn't happen. Fuck that, fuck them folks, and fuck these two faced tethers too.
All it takes is one wrong step to slip up, so watch your step.
There are serpents slithering over here trying to preach to us that violence is never the way. This is about a White on White crime. Tell them to go talk to somebody in their family or their community. They can take that same snake ass energy to the Klan Rally's, to the Maga Rally's, to the Gun Rally's, to the Rally's the anti-Black demons will have to justify the death of Black people and debate them on why violence is never the way. You know they won't do that, they only want us unarmed and peaceful.
Stay Safe And Stay Dangerous! You can protect yourself too.
"He's just a man."
"He was a Christian."
"He was a father."
"He didn't have to be murdered."
"The killer was a confused kid."
"You shouldn't applaud murder dude."
"You're not showing love dude."
"Are you going to disagree that a 22 year old is not a kid."
"Its about people being people."
These are the words that came from an aggressive non-FBA woman trying to debate Tariq Nasheed and put words in his mouth about Charlie Kirk. This bitch was more pissed off at Tariq than she was with Charlie's killer, she had excuses for him. If he was a 22 year old Black "Kid", she would've came with a completely different energy. We're supposed to trust that? She was more angry at Tariq than the white dude celebrating after he was killed.
They are trying to lump us in this White on White crime shit, saying this isn't about White and Black, this is about people. Despite it being all about "Chicago", and "Black on Black Crime", "Black Lives Matter", and as Charlie Kirk put it in his last breath, "Gang Violence" to talk about us.
What happened to that twisted definition of Black Fatigue? What happened to the ALL-WHITE Town? Sundown Towns exist. So many places that they can go to get away from us using White flight, and where we'd rather them go, but the demon inside these people make them bypass wanting to spend quality time with the people they love so they can focus on their anti-Black devilment. The men and women won't even focus on their household because they're so obsessed with us. Their children will have games and events at school they won't show up to because they would rather go to events or online to talk about us. God don't love ugly, that's why their house of cards if falling apart. These White pastors who feel some type of way over Charlie Kirk should be more proof that you shouldn't be up in their churches just as much as the off-code Black ones. Be wise with your money, tithe in the community.
If Foundational Black Americans are delineating from other groups within our diaspora because of the questionable practices and enemy behavior presented by some that have affected us to an undeniable degree, then what in the fuck do we look like clinging to people who subscribe to White Supremacy openly or in the shadows? These people are stupid, and they want us to be dumber than they are.
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Our FBA Warrior Elders died Fighting for OUR Betterment
I corrected the Brotha who posted this video, but I'm sharing it here too. Please remember that our people didn't go out fighting for a political process. That's not where lie starts and ends, the voting process has validity when you're able to get something out of it. Our FBA Warrior-Elders died fighting for OUR Betterment, not to help someone get a job so that they can double down on trying to slit our throat. Tangibles is the goal, protection is the goal. Speaking of protection, you better stop playing with these anti-Black people who have a chip on their shoulder and the devil fueling the unGodly spirit they have. We don't have to accept their hatred, but they need to respect boundaries because if they push the line they need to understand that they're going down. Like I said, if every other Black person had that steel, the act right would be immediate. If your kids are roaming these streets because of your foolishness, at least get them some pepper spray.
We know they use dirty cops, but we need to treat everyone up and around a cops ass like a piece of shit. They need no wiggle room, no understand, no support. These are the cops who do dirt in the dark and will have young Brothas hanging from trees ruling it a suicide when their hands are covered in blood and fibers from the rope. Wise up, spread the word, and watch your back out here.
https://youtu.be/myC9oXZlZK0
The part @44:06 where you said our people died so that you and I can have a right to vote, shouldn't be flipped to bring shame to those who sat it out for righteous reasons. A politician thinking they can get on the same old bandwagon of playing in our faces by way of benign neglect, while giving other communities the best who don't even ride for them like that, was another attempt to slap Foundational Black Americans in the face. Our people fought to be free and were willing to die for such, we forced the hand of the country our people built by way of fights such as the Seminole Wars. It gave the enemy no choice. Today, a number of us are fighting to make sure that politicians do for our people. Especially on the Democrat side who expect our vote to just be given to them. They need to get the message. Other communities need to get the message too. They needed to catch this hell to put down the slings and arrows against us. It was good to have the votes to show the Black people did vote and have the date of other groups because it made more Black people come to the conclusion that it's best to simply ride for the betterment of our community since too many others take aim at us to feel a since of comradery with anti-Black racists. Look at what happened with the colleges before the current President even took office. A community aiming at us, worked with Ed Blum to get rid of affirmative action in college and they were shocked that a number of us didn't fight it because at the end of the day we know who benefitted more. The group who worked with Ed Blum against Black Americans, ultimately played themselves.
That brought more Black Americans to this side to question why are we being the warrior class of America fighting for all while too many others fight for themselves and their groups against us? We've had enough sacrifices for the good of the country while others kick back and soak up the benefits. It may seem like it's all internal to some, but poverty can increase the chance of crime occurring in the FBA community. That significantly reduces as the income increases, even when reaching the lower middle class and even then not all of our people who are in the lower class commit crimes. As you know, its a small percentage while others make due. Strategically if you move in ways to affect a community it makes things harder for them to stand up. Allow your officers to piss on the badge and violate the laws of said citizens, and you make things harder for them to stand up. Kaboom their cities when they thrive, hit them with imminent domain, deny them tangibles, including reparations of which their owed, and you can pretty much guess the rest. One specifically that you may have mentioned, were Black women not being allowed to have the father in the home in order to get government assistance. You know like I know what that was and still is.
There are a lot of Wyt Supr3macist parts moving in this country despite the various attempts and fighting. Denial of loans, giving bad appraisals, and more. So many politicians are aware of these things occurring, aware that Black people in this country top the list in terms of hate crime victims, and they don't step in. There is proof that they've helped others though. In this past election where the democratic hopefuls got pushback from multiple members of the FBA community to find out what these people would do for us. A number of them played dumb, lied, stayed silent, or changed the subject. Sistas and Brothas like myself aren't cool with making life comfortable for everyone else beyond the Black American community. So while some of our people voted, others chose the couch or voted for candidates who seemed promising based on things they said and may have done. They know what they need to do. Look at California and how the CBC sabotaged Reparations under their leader, Gavin Newsom. They sabotaged it, then some had the nerve to dance in the face of Black Americans, you can look all this up. Look at the politicians crying and fighting, willing to go to jail for illegals.
Using the horrific blood drenched history of Black Americans to argue for illegals while denying Black Americans. Who are we supposed to be, the friendzone guy giving up all of our resources and support while they give all of their attention to others who just use them? Think about it. Chicago is a prime example, did you know before they went hard in the paint for illegals, they were throwing the tents away that belonged to homeless Black Americans? We had to raise hell so that the Mayor wouldn't take the community center away from the community who puts money into that center. That's why it's moving in this direction, even in terms of delineation because others were already out for self. So in order to improve our community, just like you're trying to do by way of your videos, we're getting down to the bottom of things including problems that immigrated in but the flags of division go up when there's something positive to celebrate.
We don't even have our own caucus that focuses on our needs, but others like the AAPI have their own caucuses that focus on their groups needs. Our caucus focuses on covering everything under the sun, and then Black Americans in part when it can be used as a photo op. Look who's running the CBC, look who a number of these politicians are. They aren't Black Americans, like Wes Moore. Did he affect us? Yes, and it wasn't in a positive way. Look at the way Top Cop Kamala was moving in California? Did you know the Black girl that got hit with truancy, was in and out of the hospital with serious health issues? That girl ended up having a stroke because of the hell her mom was being put through while fighting for her freedom after being locked up over all this. Take and attach that to what Kamala did while running for President, like she was so down for Black Americans. Telling lie after lie, even offending her own father to seem cool. Don't forget about the creepy doctoring of the photograph in her book "The Truths We Hold: An American Journey." We get lies, we get topics about shoes, hip hop, offensive political ads. Our people didn't fight and die for benign neglect Brotha, and you know this. You're sharp, so just take a step back and consider what I wrote here. I say all that to say, don't preach to us when it comes to voting, Brotha. I know you're trying, and I appreciate that you aren't out here sounding like a t@p dancer, but there are a number of moving parts that you acknowledge in part but you're still missing fragments of. Peace
Friday, August 15, 2025
Advisory for Black Victims of Property Damage by Federal Agents in Washington, DC
If you are a victim of harassment, accosting, or property damage by federal agents, it is crucial to take immediate and organized steps to protect your rights and seek damages. Not sure of what to do? Consider the information below:
1. Document Everything
- Take Photos and Videos: Capture clear images and videos of the damage to your property, the scene, and any interactions with federal agents. Ensure that timestamps are visible.
- Write Detailed Accounts: Record a detailed account of the incidents, including dates, times, locations, and descriptions of what occurred. Note the names and badge numbers of any federal agents involved, if possible.
- Witness Information: Collect contact information from any witnesses who can corroborate your account.
2. Report the Incident
- File a Complaint: Report the incident to the appropriate authorities. This may include local law enforcement, the federal agency involved, or the Department of Justice.
3. Seek Legal Counsel
- Consult an Attorney: Engage with an attorney who specializes in civil rights or personal injury law. They can provide tailored advice and help you navigate the legal process.
- Understand Your Rights: Your attorney can explain your rights under the Federal Tort Claims Act and other relevant laws, including the potential for filing a claim against the government.
4. File a Claim for Damages
- Prepare Your Claim: Work with your attorney to prepare a formal claim for damages. This should include all documentation, evidence, and a detailed account of the damages incurred.
- Submit to the Appropriate Agency: File your claim with the appropriate federal agency, which may be the agency that employs the agents involved. Ensure you keep copies of all submitted documents.
5. Follow Up and Stay Informed
- Track Your Claim: After submitting your claim, follow up regularly to check on its status. Keep a record of all communications.
- Stay Informed: Keep abreast of any developments regarding the federal agents’ actions and any changes in local or federal policies that may affect your situation.
6. Engage with the Community
- Support Networks: Connect with local community organizations and support groups that can provide assistance and solidarity.
- Public Awareness: Consider raising awareness about the situation through community meetings, social media, or local news outlets to garner support and attention.
7. Consider Additional Legal Actions
- Class Action Suit: If multiple residents are affected, discuss with your attorney the possibility of a class action lawsuit to address widespread issues collectively.
- Injunctions or Restraining Orders: Depending on the severity of the harassment, your attorney may advise seeking an injunction or restraining order against the federal agents to prevent further incidents.
Taking these steps can help you seek justice and compensation for the damages you have suffered. It is essential to act promptly and with the support of legal professionals and community organizations. Don't allow them to trample on your rights, there are avenues available to hold accountable those who have wronged you.
Sunday, August 3, 2025
Boycott the OPPs not FBA!
Monday, July 21, 2025
On-Code FBA need to be the only ones speaking FOR FBA!
Can we trust outsiders trying to represent us? Have I not pointed out misleadership before? Have I not pointed out how other communities get proper representation by true leadership in their Caucus compared to the benign neglect with a side of crumbs we get? We can't trust serpents. If we watch our step and oppose the OPPS within our lineage the ones on the outside are no different.
As of 2025, several African countries, including Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and Tanzania, have faced bans or restrictions due to issues related to scams and fraud. These nations have been linked to various fraudulent activities that have led to increased scrutiny and travel restrictions. Historically, many of these countries participated in the transatlantic slave trade, with West Africa being a significant source of enslaved people, particularly in countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, and Benin. Central Africa, including Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and East Africa, particularly Zanzibar, were also heavily involved in this tragic chapter of history.
In contemporary times, exploitation continues across the continent, often driven by corrupt leadership and partnerships with foreign entities. For instance, Nigeria suffers from corruption and mismanagement in its oil sector, leading to widespread poverty despite its wealth in natural resources. Ghanaian leaders have faced criticism for engaging in deals with foreign companies that exploit local resources without benefiting the local population. South Africa grapples with issues of land reform and economic inequality, with some leaders prioritizing personal gain over the welfare of their citizens. The Democratic Republic of the Congo experiences significant human rights abuses due to the exploitation of its mineral resources by both local leaders and foreign corporations.
For Foundational Black Americans, the imperative to reject misrepresentation is rooted in our unique lineage and the historical injustices we have faced. We will not accept or allow anyone who isn't of our lineage to represent us, especially when it comes to our rightful claims for reparations. Even within our community, we oppose misrepresentation, as it undermines our struggle for justice and equity. The only way for us to improve is to remove those who work against our progress and ensure that we receive what we are owed. Understanding these dynamics is crucial; the historical context of the slave trade and the ongoing exploitation by leaders in these countries highlight the importance of authentic representation. Our voices and experiences must be accurately reflected, ensuring that we are not misrepresented or exploited in discussions about our past and present. If others who are not part of our Foundational Black American lineage choose to accept outside representation for things like their reparations for wrongs in their homeland, that is their decision, but for us and our lineage, we openly reject it.
The only representation we want is from within our lineage, and that representation must be based on our approval, as those who represent us will have our best interests at heart. Stay critical and vicious for our betterment.