All right, it is your girl Brandi Grace and also known as BG. Okay. Here on 92.7
him, the black conversion show prior to break. We're talking about the dehumanization
of people through the system of white supremacy. We're listening to K R S 1, a teacher, a preacher
and all that good stuff. Look them up. And if you missed the prior conversation, you know,
check out the podcast on civic media, check me out on Facebook because it may not make
sense what I'm going to say next without that connection or context. So one of the things
he had talked about is that being in the system of white supremacy, it feeds you poison.
And when you're fed poison, you have to act yourself. Do you want to be a demon or do
you want to align with the nature of who you are, which is God, right? And we can, you
know, talk about that and argue about that later. But what he also says is that when we're
fed poison, we're fed poison through what we hear see in the words that we speak. One
of the things that he says is that we have been labeled people as black as slaves. And
when you label people as slaves, you dehumanize them because you remove who their attributes
into the, of the world, kind of like what Beyonce was saying in her, her messaging in
her concert, which was we built this world, like we built this, right? We were not slaves.
We were skilled laborers. We planted marijuana. We planted cotton. We planted tobacco. We
planted food and then we farm the land. And not only did we farm the land, we created
equipment to make farming the land more efficient. And the one thing we do know is that we
may not have made the money off the equipment because you know, being in the system of white
supremacy. The one thing people often say is back then white people didn't do the work,
but they went, they owned the patent company, right? And they patent the equipment that was
often created through black intellect and work, right? And if we don't get back to getting
our minds right and understanding the poison that's being given to us, then we become
demonic. We become dehumanized. And that's what demonic means. It means the removal
or your human attributes. And if you study post-traumatic slaves syndrome by Dr. George
DeGroi, please look her up. And this is what we teach at Irvin triage and all of our
transform of education is if you, because of slavery, what it has done and the impact of
slavery on people known as white is it has calls them to be dehumanized. They can see
a black person suffering. They can see a black body burning and not have empathy for it.
And if they see a dog being stumped, they will feel so much remorse and want that person
to suffer. And we notice to be true because you can see it in our news all the time. I
know some of the conversation is uncomfortable for you. And I'm not saying that you need
to believe this, but it's really, I want you to get into discovery of how do we get to
a nation of Trump? How do we get to a nation where we're packing up our citizens and threaten
them to send them away? People who have been born here lived here their whole life because
they cannot get a true ID. And they can't get a true ID for a lot of reasons, y'all.
This is not okay. This is what demonic natures look like. So also back to my favorite
a stalker, Nino Amonto, part of something that he said in that email was that Irvin triage,
all our funds and programming should be frozen with no just based on allegations, no
truth, unfounded. And this is how you know as demonic. Do you know how many people we serve?
How many people we house? How many bills we pay? How many programs would people would be
affected if Irvin triage was frozen? That's what demonic mean because you don't even care
about the people we serve. You don't even have an idea of our impact. And even if you do,
you don't care because you're just trying to be right, which is white, right? Like this is,
this is what Trump looks like. And like sitting with the South American president,
let's go ahead and play this clip real quick. And like trying to demonize him and listen to
the words of Trump as he speaks to the South African president.
Do you feel that maybe the economy could collapse? You may not have a gap to fill those people
that need to replace those farmers. You know, I'd like my minister of agriculture,
who is white, who comes from a position party to mine, who has joined my government,
at my invitation to address this very issue, including the question that you just raised.
John? Thank you very much, Mr. President.
Yes, Mr. President, thank you for welcoming us to the White House. I would say we have a real
safe problem in the South African president. I don't think anyone wants to candy coat that.
And it requires a lot of effort to get on top of it. It's going to require more policing resources,
it's going to require different strategy to be able to deal with it. But certainly the majority
of South Africa's commercial and small deformates really do want to stay in South Africa and
make it work. And I've just come from the largest agricultural show in the southern hemisphere
with organized agriculture and farmers and the majority of them want to stay. But they too
there have a memorial to those who've died as a result of farm attacks. And as the minister of
agriculture, it is something that I'm particularly exercised with my colleagues at police and my
colleagues in the justice cluster to start making farm attacks and stock theft a priority crime.
And it affects all farmers in South Africa, particularly stock theft has a disproportionate
effect on small black farmers. I also want to just say this that the two individuals that are in
that video that you've seen are both leaders of opposition minority parties in South Africa.
In the contour, it sees where under Mr. Zuma and the economic freedom fighters under Mr. Malayman.
Now the reason that my party, the Democratic Alliance, which has been in opposition
party over 30 years, chose to join hands with Mr. Ramaphosa's party, was precisely to keep those
people out of power. We cannot have those people sitting in the union buildings making decisions.
And that is why after 30 years of us exchanging farms across the floor in parliament and trying to
get one over on each other, we've decided to join hands precisely to keep that lot out of government.
Because the day they get in to the doors of the union buildings in South Africa or control
about parliament, that's what you're going to see. And that is why this government working together
needs the support of our allies around the world so that we can strengthen our
pro-I economy and shut the door forever on that rebel getting through the doors of the union
bodies. Because then South Africa's future. You can stop the recording loop. So what you just heard
was the agriculture director for South Africa. I don't know their correct titles. And what we
didn't get to in the message was Trump response. So just for context, he's in the meeting with
South African president. He's basically saying we need to save the white South Africans because he
played a video of two rebellion groups, people fighting, and then robbing white farmers.
And this is one video, right? And basically he's using this as his basis to say we need to save
South African immigrants, bring them over here, make them refugees of America. I don't know how
that works with refugees, but bring them here and protect them. So he wants to protect the white
people from South Africa based on something that's not really an issue. And as you continue in that
conversation, what you've discovered is that the people that's actually most impacted by the
rebels and the conflict are black farmers. So he wants to save the white farmers of South Africa,
but he wants to negate what's really going on. So we, I didn't really give you a good clip and
I acknowledge that and apologize. I probably was just rushing, but we will have this conversation
later because I think it's very important. But I want to connect that back to what demonic looks
like, demonic looks like removing the ability to see people known as black, our immigrants, our
brown people, our people with disabilities, our LGBTQIA people, people who are most vulnerable
as people. So we do things and say things to harm them just like we do in the city of Madison and
Dane County. And I for one as a leader, Brandy Grayson will not stand for it. And I will continue
to speak to the power. This is it for me today. I'll see you next week on the black conversion show
and we'll do some more demonic discovery of why we have a Trump nation. And I'll try to do
better to connect that dot for you if you missed it this time around. Peace, love and hair grease
from your hostess with the most as Brandy Grayson until next time.