They're Being Told Bluntly! The Game Is Over, But They Refuse To See

Brother Taj Tarik Bey Roundtable The Pope Letter 1 of 2
The video explores the themes of religious hypocrisy, financial deception, and the consequences of ignorance in society.
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Pope Francis shares insights to prepare people for hard truths about their faith.
He's priming you for the inevitable. Either he's going to tell you or the rest of the world is going to tell you. Either way, it's better that they tell you and reduce their numbers being lost. Because half these so-called black ministers are going to find themselves on light poles.
[135:23-135:56]
The community reflects on the impact of ignorance and the loss of generations due to misguided beliefs.
When these people start recognizing they're poor, your grandma's house and all this time these guys been playing this Jesus game and they knew this all the time and they start thinking about the generations that they lost. They start thinking about their broken families. They start thinking that this preacher got a kickback for that bond that he got a kickback on called the marriage certificate that he helped file in the Department of Orphans that made your children nondescendable. And made them think that was some kind of grieving with Jesus Christ of God and Jesusness.
[135:57-136:05]
Religious leaders reveal their true loyalties tied to financial gain.
And he's consciously working for the Pope of Rome. And these people bought him a sixty million dollar airplane to do work with Jesus. And he really worked for the Pope of Rome.
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The narrator acknowledges the end of deception in society.
There's nothing to be too comfortable for them. In the very near future. And their bosses tell them all. It's just how they're doing on these people. It's sort of like, you know, like, it's sort of like, um It hasn't dawned on these people that this game is over, even though not only are the signs there, they're being told bluntly to their face and they still don't believe doo-doo stink.
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The narrator explains how bank loans fundamentally do not belong to the account holder.
I got 5 dollars in the bank. It's not yours and it's not 5 dollars. It's an unsecured loan to the bank. ......... one and the same.
[136:48-138:12]
A lawyer discusses the deceptive practices within the legal system.
Well, see, I was talking to this lawyer guy, one of the barristers of the deputy knights under the Inquisition operations. Why do you think he addressed them in the first paragraph? Sooner we get, it's almost like our people just, they don't get enough pain. They really don't. It's almost like you've got to take the boot, you know, put Vaseline on it, like this. The tools start coming out here, they just don't believe it. They really don't. He's going to have to, you know, job, job, job, job. He's going to take everything from them. They just refuse. To render unto Caesar what is Caesar's. Caesar's going to take everything on a promise. I'll give you this. This sign right here. This right here. And then you take it over there. See, immediately when you've got to take it to a third party, what is it? A foreign bill of exchange. They still ain't courted because they don't read law. ......... Then you go to this department. That makes it a foreign bill of exchange, doesn't it? Isn't that an unlawful contract? They keep falling for everything. And you go over to this department. Foreign bill of exchange.
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A person with a microphone expresses surprise at the commitment to a foreign bill of exchange.
As soon as that action takes place, it's a foreign bill of exchange. These people are stupid. But I'm going to get this. All right. Go ahead.
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A speaker advises their son on the legal and logical pitfalls of claiming found money.
Keep falling for it. And he just mandates him more time. What? Because that's an error. Keep showing they're incompetent. And they're dishonorable. So they're not worthy. So it's 2 fronts. You saved them 2 ways. Gave them time and then made yourself illegible or not eligible for any future suit of reparation. I was talking to my son last night and he was telling me that he had done some research and he found he couldn't remember what bank it was, but he found something where it was 59 thousand dollars in his name. You know, and he said, he was telling me that he was going to see about getting it. I told him, don't touch it. The best thing he can do is if he starts getting it, I understand it. Now, from a legal perspective, he has a right to make the claim. But from a logical perspective, as soon as he do, he let them out the door. And he ain't getting it. Do you understand what I'm saying to you? Listen, if there was a so-called account opened up when you were in school, and you close it and do something else, it's closed for you. It remains open. And they're using it.
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The speaker explains that financial accounts remain active despite paid bills.
Every time they send a bill, so-called, that they claim to be a bill, electric bill, water bill, ......... A car ticket, a ticket, a traffic ticket. Your idea that when you thought you paid it, that it's expunged. It continues and the account is operative. And they fractionalize it. That's how things work.
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The speaker discusses how individual identities are exploited by various corporations.
and they take that name, and you'll find not only do individuals, but you'll see it usually operating through corporations. If you pulled up that social security number that's assigned to that name that sounds like yours, you can find a list of different corporations near and far and in other countries that's using that social security, that name that you thought was yours. Yep. That's why you find that kind of accounts. If you go deeper, you're going to find some other stuff too. So the intelligence for you to do is crashing.
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The speaker critiques society's dependency on processed goods and ignorance of natural living.
Everybody going, you know that me, me, me thing? Trying to get the cookies? You see, people can't crash it because they don't know how to function without it. Yeah, yeah. Not when I say crash it. Go ahead. I know what you mean. Crash it is ignoring it. Crash it is shut it down. Come on in. But here's the problem. We got people who make food comes out of boxes and heads, out of buildings and warehouses. They don't understand anything about being natural, being alive and now.
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The speaker highlights the hypocrisy in religious belief versus practical knowledge.
The whole concept, the whole concept is Now listen to what you just said, listen to what you just said, and let's go back to earlier. Ain't these the same people? 90 percent of them keep talking about they got a personal relationship with Jesus. ......... Huh? ......... So if they can be that expansive, they can't talk about I don't know how to run a computer. If they're going to be talking about, you know, God's going to kick the devil's ass on Thursday with the rapture, sell your bike and come to Mount Zion. You don't know what your birthright is? Do you understand what I'm saying to you? All of the fundamentals of the politics that operates in front of your face every day, you know nothing about, but you're going to talk about a God you don't see? Do you know that that's hypocrisy?
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The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding divine laws and birthrights.
to the most extreme degree, and divine laws of nature does not recognize personalization, you're about to get your ass kicked. Translation, there is no excuse, because the law begins with you. Because it's based on the honor of your mothers and fathers that your days are longer on this earth land. And that's an estate, not a cloud. So they want to believe that reverend? Looking for the cloud? The estate is on the planet. And they just lost their birthright.