They Divide Us For Profit! Wake Up & Reclaim Your Identity!

The video discusses the significance of national identity, the misrepresentation of race, the impact of societal division, and the power of collective knowledge and unity in combating corporate control.
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The narrator emphasizes the importance of declaring national identity for protection under international law.
Doesn't matter as long as you declare your nationality and you're representing a nation. You are protected by international law.
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The narrator critiques international organizations for their misconceptions about racism and emphasizes that the real issue is status, not race.
Period. So what do they do? What do these fucking United Nations fuckers do? They And I'm not Like, whatever. This is just because, like, I'm trying to share this information in a neutral perspective, to not be polarized and upset about it because it's really This is terrible. This is what's been going on. This is fucked. It's not racism. It's status. People that are working for the elimination of others for profit will call it racism. People that are ignorant of what's really going on, the truth of this reality, will call it racism. Because they don't understand what's really going on. But when you do your research, you look into this shit. It's not a white and black thing. White and black is a status.
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The narrator challenges the idea of race as a divisive tool, arguing that it is a construct that ignores our shared humanity.
A legal status. It has nothing to do with skin complexion. We have been programmed and we have been dumbed down to believe it's all about our skin color. To define us as men and women on this planet. To divide us as men and women on this planet. As different races. No. We are here, blended together as the human race. There's no races. It's the race. And once we get that, we can end war. That's hard though. Because it's so hard to figure out from many people that this whole race game is a lie.
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The narrator explains how societal division is exploited for profit and control by various entities.
This whole divisionary shit is about divide and conquer for profit. Most people don't want to see that shit. Because they trust. They believe in these corporations.
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The narrator discusses how weapon testing exposes the vulnerability of people amidst global power struggles.
But you know what? When we see these governments testing weapons on middle class people, You know? That just shows you that nobody's safe anymore. They're accelerating this shit because they understand you got one side of the world that wants to correct this slavery on the planet and stop it for good. Stop this whole white, black, fucking class shit. Stop it. And then you got another side that's trying to maintain it and willing to do willing to maintain it at any means necessary.
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The narrator asserts that empowerment comes from knowledge and collective action, which can dismantle oppressive systems.
And this is what it is. We can gain knowledge. It's about us. Ultimately, nothing can happen without us. If we're the property, if we're the chattel, and they're making us move to do whatever they want us to do, if we just stop doing everything they want us to do, their system collapses.
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The narrator advocates for unity among humanity, highlighting the challenge of overcoming societal conditioning that promotes division.
That's one way. 2, just start carrying it, but if we just start having, and this is a really hard one, because again, we have been conditioned to hate and judge and just divide each other on so many levels. It's hard, you know, it's really hard to just care about anybody and just your fellow man. And we're so used to just sticking to our own. But if we come to the concept of our own is humanity in this human race, we can stick together and realize that we have been divided, not we individually, the individual. As we are, we haven't divided ourselves.
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The narrator warns against corporate control and encourages individuals to assert their identity and national representation.
Corporations have divided us to control us. to control us. So why don't we, the men and the women Whatever nation you're a part of, whatever nation you want to represent, come together in your proper status, not as a stateless person, as a corporate controlled person. Even if you have to make the declaration. yourself saying hey I don't have a nation because I'm not here or there but hey I am not your fucking property you can't fuck I'm not a stateless person I'm a man and I'm on my state is the earth I'm an earthing person like earth state person or whatever you know what I mean we have to be firm in our declarations and how we see ourselves Or else these people are going to see us as they