Worldly Game

A channel that I sometimes view has posted a question to Black men that none have so far been able to answer thoughtfully. BGS IBMOR has posed the following question to Black men. When Black women eventually come around to apologize and reconcile our gender issues, what will we require from them? Now, some men have said sex. That’s a thoughtless response that doesn’t require further analysis. Others have given a more thoughtful response. The response they’ve given is that we’ll require submission. However, both of these responses are inaccurate on the macro-level. The reality is that, currently, our relationship is irreconcilable. The most significant proof is the adverse response that many Black men had to the below commercial. Now, a lot of idiots take the commercial at face value, but I’m not counting them. These are the same Black men that spend an exorbitant amount of time trying to convince Black men to submit to female rule in the Black community.  However, many Black men

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This is a post that I’ve wanted to make for a long time. Today, I’m going to talk about these super conglomerates in America that dominate the world. The proper terminology for these companies is “multinationals.” A multinational is a company operating in several countries. This list features 10 multinationals that have once filed for bankruptcy. However, bankruptcy doesn’t mean that a business is kaput. These companies file bankruptcy to wash their hands of losing endeavors. However, my list was posted to show that even multinationals have been run by inept businesspeople. Now, let’s get to the social-engineering. Many of these enterprises spent most—if not all—of their fiscal years in the red, hence why we see so many acquisitions and mergers taking place. These companies are allowed to maintain their prestige thanks to media promotion and governmental isolation. For up-and-coming start-ups, they face many roadblocks. There are legal requirements that must be met, and bus

I’m going to preface this post by saying that my conjecture is purely speculative. I don’t have any solid proof to substantiate my inclinations. I’m merely scrutinizing what I see. There are pages out here dedicated to tactical training for survival. However, if you check out these pages, they’re receiving specialized military training that exceeds the police force—or even regular military police officers. One has to ask the question, why does one need this type of training if one is merely a civilian. What are you training—to this extent—for? In 2005, Hurricane Katrina flooded the Black part of New Orleans. At least, this is what’s reported. However, the flooding that took hold of those areas is the result of the levies being destroyed. This redirected the water to Black regions. Initially, the White regions were going to be flooded. Furthermore, before the rescue teams being sent, many residents reported militants opening gunfire on the panic-stricken residents. Many resi

A week ago, I stopped by a nearby car service place. This place is owned by a Black man. Under him, there’s a Black woman that’s a manager there. A White woman works there as support in administrative functions. Now, while I was there, I was mistaken for the Black woman’s boyfriend . I tend to resemble someone that people know. So, I’m used to this. However, due to this, the White woman continued explaining issues going on with a credit card processing company that the owner is dealing with. He hasn’t been having problems. However, the Black woman has. After being explained the details, she said that she’d reach out to the company, once again, to address her problem. Only she is having problems using their service. Furthermore, she stated that she was going to go off on them. This explains why, when I stepped into the business, it appeared as though the White woman owned it. Since I’ve been there before, I knew that she didn’t. However, the Black guy isn’t abreast of things like

Recently, there has been a dispute between (F)oundational (B)lack (A)mericans and (A)merican (D)escendants (O)f (S)laves. The conflict came to light in the public after Antonio Moore voiced his grievances with Tariq Nasheed over his FBA Conference next year. Antonio called it a competing conference. Now, their dispute has nothing to do with me. However, Tariq brought to light something interesting. Until now, I—like most—assumed that ADOS was centered on one’s lineage. However, Tariq highlighted that it’s a two-prong movement. Part of the movement is centered on one’s lineage. The other part is a (P)olitical (A)ction (C)ommittee geared around to ensuring that it gets certain democrats in office. Now, I understand why their primary focus would be the Democrats. However, they shouldn’t be the only focus. However, Yvette and Antonio (the leaders) have made it clear that ADOS doesn’t support republicans. Now, contrary to liberals (Democrats), the conservatives (Republicans) have been o

For people that have read my blog posts, you may think that I have an issue with institutional schooling. However, that’s not the case. I’m just a bigger proponent of self-education. Institutions teach the masses how to become employees. After all, no one—with sense--goes to college to learn how to start a business. Now, of course, most people will never be business owners; most will be employees. However, despite the intentions of institutions, most students only learn how to regurgitate information that was explained to them countless times. Furthermore, this information is only stored long enough to pass the class in question. Afterward, the brain dumps it because the information isn’t considered vital. Think about it. For the scholars that read my posts, how much of the information that you were taught in school do you use on a practical basis. I’d say 98% of the information isn’t used. Now, let’s look at self-education. By the way, when I say self-education, I’m not talking