Modern Day "Aunt Esther", NeNe Leaks Brings Up the Question, Should There Be Class Separations in this Race?

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The femininity was not felt, I saw a clip of this show and Anderson was definitely scared.

After going back and forth with a woman I would consider low standard about NeNe Leaks this week, and coming across a new revelation about NeNe's continued career opportunities, I feel like reneging. I feel like throwing my hands up and realizing what Black people are trying to do the impossible.

We are the only race that see's itself as one. Other races will come together for business or heritage celebrations, but Black people are the only race where we seem all merged together. There are no apparent standard differences, we all expect each other to stand behind each other, have the same political views, social views and objectives.

I really don't believe that mindset is working in this race. In fact not only is it not working you feel rage, resentment and frustration towards those who seem more like a "ball and chain" on your foot than anything beneficial. You feel forced to be in this constant tug of war with more negative Black people who have low standards and no intention of changing or bettering themselves consciously.

Now when I say class separations, I'm not speaking from a monetary stand-point. It's not the same as some rich "Boules" Black people who distinguishing themselves from other Black people, because they feel like part of the elite. What I'm referring to is standards and mindset.

I have always been willing to be friends with those who have a lot and those who have a little. It's all about their mentalities and if they are consciously moral in my book.

Now let's take a look at how people of different mental class levels think and why it's difficult to have harmony in this race due to different mentalities.When these mentalities don't mesh frustration and resentment emerge when they are forced to do so and given one label that represents the lower mentality to wear.

Analyzing the Mind Programming of Kirko Bangz "Drank in My Cup"

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I'm going to start studying and analyzing the ENERGY of the top songs on the Billboard charts that get the most airplay. I think it's important to do this because these songs are sending out the most programming and have the most influence. These songs are clearly being embraced by the people and that speaks volumes.


I encourage people to try and intercept the programming that is sinking into your subconscious mind. Even those who are older or don't listen to mainstream music should be aware of what the masses are channeling around them. At the very least you will begin to realize why people are behaving the way they are and live by damaging mentalities.

It's a powerful thing to intercept media programming. It gives your subconscious mind a chance to battle for it's sanity and the things you watch and listen to won't just sink in without a fight. You will begin to pause and say to yourself "what did I just hear", "why do I like this" and you will begin to see how others are programmed and acting out their programming through how they talk, act and think. This will bring you closer to the stage of awakening where you become turned off by what is making others zombies and robots. Those who accept negativity that is affecting them with NO FIGHT because they don't realize the power of the subconscious mind.

So let's start with Kirko Bangz, who's song "Drank In My Cup" is number 4 on the Rap Billboard chart and receiving heavy rotation. Isn't he handsome, doesn't he seem fly? Well let's take a look beyond that, beyond what dark ENERGY wants you to see, so that you open up to him. Let's explore his hit "Drank In My Cup"

Ice T Promotes One of the Deadliest ENERGIES

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NewsFlash: Without realizing it or caring Ice-T hypes up what's almost impossible. Why did I say he might not care? Well like most rappers even in their old age, they would like to make it clear they are "street niggas" at heart. And yes, he said he was a bank robber? Where are most bank robbers?

Some people have the mentality of letting things go. I understand the importance of not doing so. I understand that mentalities just like ENERGIES are like a fog and will settle within the environment it hovers over.


One of the worst mentalities and ENERGIES that this race has ever promoted was the idea that someone can transition from crime to success. It might seem to be the truth and possible when we look at the media, but it's not the truth. Most Black people will not be able to transition from a life of crime into a successful career making millions the "legitimate" way.

For example if you had 100 thousand Black people living a life of crime, one might make it out and be able to transition into making millions in another way. Another 5 thousand might be able to get a labor job, or work at McDonalds into old age, all others will perish through death, jail or continue that lifestyle until they get on "the system" and get disability when they get old.

So here we have Ice-T making the claim that his mistakes as a hustler prepared him for success in the industry. Seems harmless right?

Well, a higher conscious mind knows that subliminally gives those living the life he did in the streets the encouragement that they can do the same. We don't need that, what we need is an ENERGY to pass through our culture and community that says STOP NOW, before it's too late.

Why do I say this? Because I like being a pain in the ass and pick on everything?

Is Karrine Steffans Finally a "Hoe Down"?

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I want to emphasize something that might not seem clear in some of my articles. I want to point out that when I attack someone, I'm attacking their ENERGY; I'm not attacking the person as an individual. When I talk about Amber Rose, she could be Bamber Rose, Camber Rose, Damber Rose, Ember Rose, Famber Rose.........Zamber Rose lol, you get my drift. It's not personal. I simply go by the ENERGY they portray to the public through the media. They could be anyone with that ENERGY who is in the spotlight.

I would not seek these women out in everyday life. If someone knocked on my door and told me there was a whore living down the block, I would not care. It is none of my business. That is between her and the Creator.

But as stated, when these women make their way into the spotlight and hover over this culture and the impressionable youth spewing their ENERGY they need to be torn down. Not doing so impacts the culture, the mentalities of those who absorb it and starts to transform the types of perceptions people have of each other.

The more whores in the spotlight, the more Black women will be viewed as whores..........PERIOD. This is a metaphysical statement and cannot be changed. Just like the more we see fake Black women who are allowed to have a strong ENERGY in mainstream culture, the more Black women will seem fake and the more fake they will become. Again that is metaphysics, a "Law of Nature" and cannot be changed.

Does Nicki Minaj Support the Natural Hair Movement?

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Summary: Nicki Minaj has once again released a song that feeds into a few ENERGIES Black women claim they want to be different. From insulting natural hair, to using a term that has become the norm when referring to Black women. How much crap do we continue to eat from this woman before we understand the power of ceasing SUPPORT until she joins trying to better this culture? I'm full, how about you?

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As I told a commenter recently, I just know people will wake up. I just know people will get tired of taking in the ENERGY of celebrities who have walked away from the community due to their new life without looking back. People will get tired of them moving on but leaving an aftermath of negative ENERGY in the community due to their actions.

When people realize the POWER they have over celebrities and exercise it, we'll be exposed to a better more diverse, balanced culture. It's called FORCING Social Responsibility and Moral Standard through NO SUPPORT. It's important to do this because people will treat you in any way if you allow it.

When you CEASE SUPPORT it's like being a Bus Boycott Negro. Though this action was provoked by communist, I'm glad Rosa Parks took part in it. People comply when you are coming from a righteous, fair position and come against them causing monetarily lose.

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I recently I went to a wonderful "Au Natural" seminar through Dudley products. The seminar explained the new awakening of many Black women who are choosing to go natural. Even at the seminar there were a few Black women in the small group who had their hair completely natural. They wore their hair in Afros.

My question is how does Nicki Minaji fit into this movement and does she respect it? Or does she think she's superior because she has a manufactured look. A look that truly makes her look like a "put together" Barbie doll? Many Black men are becoming disgusted by Black women who are choosing to look just as fake.

I study Nicki Minaj like a science project, it's important to do so in order to understand where certain ENERGIES are coming from. It doesn't mean she's the main source of any problem, but it's important to plug up all leaks, not just one.

In studying Nicki Minaj, I recently came across her song "Stupid Hoe". In the song she refers to the "Stupid Hoe" Lil Kim that she's rapping about as a "Nappy Headed Hoe".

I wish that in the process of writing their was an ability to pause, but imagine me pausing and asking you how many levels do you think this is wrong on. Not only is it wrong but does it seem peculiar too?

Protecting Black Men from the "Growing" Confusion Around Them!

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I love The Creator, he is in full control of me right now. In being in control of me (because I am apart of him), he has led me to intense research in spirituality. The Creator will constantly work on you in many ways if you allow him to. It's the most freeing experience and feeling ever. Especially when you realize he is unlike the oppressive religions that seem to represent him. It's the reason I'm "spiritually religious".

Now you saw the video and I just wonder what people feel? I know that there is fear in many people, confusion and mistrust when they think of Black men taking on this ENERGY. Would you believe that's the goal.

The more confusion created in the world helps to break people down spiritually, when a person's broken spiritually they will seek any aid, solution or materialistic artifact, to bring calmness to their soul.

Since this is about the attack on Black men let me use an example of confusion many of them are dealing with.

We can see how materialistic gains have given Black men the illusion of comfort even when their souls are not at ease. They are in a spiral of confusion. They are constantly bombarded with the notion that obtaining materialistic things will wipe away their pain. The pain of how they were born, the pain of where they were born and the pain of seeming like they are less than the other men of society.

Has this helped them?

No it's made their life worst. This is not something they will tell others. This is something they're taught to "mask" in order to be men. Many blanket their lives with drugs, alcohol and women with empty souls to cope with their life. You have to be able to see-through these types of facades. Black men need healing and direction so that they can create their own.

As of now many are mind control victims who constantly try to imitate what they're fed, even when it hurts and contributes to their spiritual demise.

They have Become Mentally Confused!

Ask yourself what's an ENERGY that's always radiated from Black men? Particularly as the years have progressed.

Movie "The Help" Summons Aunt Jemima

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Here's a movie I would die before seeing, a movie that is neither inspirational or uplifting to me. Supposedly the movie reflects the old south in the 60's and the relationships maids had with their masters owners bosses, but why can't it be kept in the history books or a fictional novel? After-all visual is such a powerful option. Are we trying to go from Michelle Obama down or are we trying to maintain that ENERGY for little girls, so they can have better dreams and aspirations? The depictions in the movie are of no use. It's bad enough little girls watch these reality shows today. Shows that show less then admirable Black women.

What could I possibly mean by this saying this depiction is of no use?, well let me give you an ENERGY summary of the movie.

In the movie we have a bunch of fat, Black female maids who work for White families because they are poor, ignorant and have no other options. The White girls are privileged, wear pretty clothes and can be told off all day by the Black maids in a righteous way and still be considered superior and feel the same. The White women basically ignore the feelings of the maids, but one White girl amongst the group decides to have sympathy and write about the maids experiences. First she must prove she cares, she must prove she's a good White person until the maids trust her and agree. She's on a mission to get others to have sympathy for those that can't help themselves and have to stay in the most disrespectful situations. lol

Just because the Black maids come across as being humble women with sassy, "I know you racist, I'mma point it out" attitudes doesn't make them worth watching. At the end of the day they are still just "good cooking, excellent baby watching Aunt Jemima's" who are so useful because they can be leaned on and their big bosoms validate that to all the little White children.

They cannot help but come across as pitiful, broken down, ugly women. Remember I talk about ENERGY, not idealism and what we wish people would see so don't be so quick to get offended. (I think Viola Davis is very attractive in everyday form.)

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