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Money and Global Power - Dr. Amos Wilson
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I have been listening to Brother Wilson for a number of years now. And, in my opinion, he is one of the most, if not the most, intelligent person this world has ever seen. And it breaks my heart to see his videos only have a few thousand views. Every black man on this earth should be listening to Brother Wilson. As a matter of fact, his teachings should be taught at school. Brother Wilson was more than a prophet. The Almighty used Brother Wilson's vessel to communicate with us. Great works Dr. Amos Nelson Wilson. Your works will live forever!!!
So true!
this goes in hand with its only a few who can change the condition of black people, not the majority
DR WILSON WAS TRULY A CHAMPION FOR THE CAUSE OF LIBERATION FOR OUR PEOPLE.
Very true
I totally agree he see things others don't see on how to they manipulate us
I love how he said "History is where you find your answers to issues"
We found the issue in 2022.
What’s the issue?
A true prophet. I cannot get enough of his lectures. Thanks for posting
I can’t enough either!!!
I watch them DAILY!
He was truly for us!
That part 🖤. Check out my channel! Dr Wilson inspired a lot of my community work and videos.
@@KevinDorival will do!
Booker T Washington, Marcus Garvey, Elijah Muhammad, Malcolm X, Amos Wilson ,. Claude Anderson.. Our Greatest Economic Minds.. All B1
They are indeed B1✊🏾🖤
Dr. Henry Clarke
What he said then is even more true today.
May 19th mos def. George Subira needs revival
Wish he was still around today. RIP brotha
Me too.
He’s here if you’re listening to him.
All the greats have transitioned 🤲🏾
Should be Taught to every black child.
Worshipper Of No Idols 100% agree with you but all our children learn about is MLK and WEB DuBois. 🤵🏿
@@KevinDorival then teach them about the deacons for defence and more importantly
George Subira Trower
Every black parent first. Peace
@@KevinDorival WEB DuBois was NEVER mentioned when I was in school. 🤦🏾♂️
@@KevinDorivalI haven't heard of this guy before. It seems School has kept Black History hidden from us. We would've known all of our leaders had it not been for those white Caucasian trash. Remember they crucified Jesus I mean hanged him...because he was a black Deity ..they couldn't see God as a black man so they tried to get rid of him. I'm sick and tired of White people, my brother, all these years....I'm starting to sound like the way Batman told Alfred...all these years and I been lied to. 😮😢
I did not get to see Brother Wilson back in the day I saw so many of the scholars back in the late 80s and early 90s but his thought and presence in the space still shakes the mic to this day I did purchase his book but his deep commitment and thought for our people to get out of our condition but any and all means !!
I posted this/his video because I feel as if we suffer due to use chasing smoke instead of real power!!
POWERFUL!
A man after mine own heart the message comes through me come through you and who will accept it and acknowledge it.
Great video and valuable info. Amos Wilson was ahead of his time. Thanks to technology we can go back and hear him out.
@Smelly Doo I'm a little confused by that. You need some afropessimism
We not only had a great teacher among us, but he was also a prophet. Check out timeline 1:37:54.
Yes!!!!! I was looking for exactly this(timestamp)! The whole lecture is gold of course,but I needed this timestamp more.Thanks, fam!
Yes he certainly was!! His Holy Book is Blueprint For Black Power. I heard Brother Wilson say when the book first came out, 'Lets see if Black People really want to be free". He implied I have given you this work as the game plan to achieve the power needed to win. and finally get free. Black People here in USA did not embrace and implement that book in mass. It made me feel that Black people in USA really do not want to win or be free. I have read that book twice already. I will read it again in the hopes that I could some day network with other FBA brothers and sisters who also want to win and be free. That book showed the way. He answered The Black Power Imperative by Theodore Cross when he wrote Blue Print For Black Power.
It's a shame that, to date, we STILL have not been able to build a national organization that is African-centered and works in the interests of African people. Dr. Wilson (Maa kheru) would be sorely disappointed today. When are we gonna wake up?!
@Theo Vard I am in the process of doing just that. Between building and providing for my family, unfortunately, this has to be a part time venture.
Everyone can do something, even if a seemingly small piece of the puzzle to solve our problems. Don't ever ask what others are doing or can do in the struggle..ask 'WHAT AM I DOING or WHAT CAN I DO?' Peace and Love
@@empowerman1 great point. After much self-reflection, analysis, and studying, I've come to realize that the solution is culture and community. Without these we are not a people therefore we remain powerless.
This transformative teaching needs to go viral. It is relevant for today. The black community need this information and need to purchase the late ancestor's books before you tube takes the videos down and the so called powers that be fine a way to change their laws to make his books illegal.
At 1:38 there is a painting in the background. I know this video was created in 1987 (since he mentions the dated Newsweek article ). I now own that painting and its in my dining room!! Thanks Dr. #AmosWison. I hope he loves what we're doing with the #BlackonBlackCrimeSolutions Panel and Chess Program for the youth. www.kevindorival.com
Finding this after the kanye situation 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Perfect timing!!✊🏿🔥🔥
@@KevinDorival facts this what we need to be learning. Black people need to control our own economy. That's where the power is.
At About 39:45 into the Lecture Amos Wilson talks about [Individual Wealth] vs. [Colective Wealth] & What real Power is..
The Black Bourgeoisie class is used by Whitesupremacy to project this deceptive image of Black Power or Black Progress to the majority of Black people.
& this is the reason deceptive images of progress & power is used to keep Black folks running around the hamster wheel believing they're getting somewhere.
& Im not impressed with (Individual) Black Wealth as much as I would be Impressed with Black (Collective Wealth)& Ownership of the Means of Production.✊🏿
One of the greatest that walk amongst us I truly admire this man
this is decades old but so relevant today
Excellent lecture from a great man. Gone too soon. Thanks Dr. Wilson. Thanks to Dr. Wilson and Dr. Claud Anderson etc. explaining how RACE ISM REALLY works.🙌🏿🙏🏿👏🏿✊🏿
Great info. Now, what do we plan to do with this information? Besides nothing?
apply it to our lives
If anyone needs help our guide its and the application of these principles feel free to reach out
odoss80 I am 62 years old and based on Dr. Amos’ teachings as well as Dr. John Henrike Clarke, Dr. Van Sertima, Dr. Cheik Anta Diop and others, I quit my cushy job and created a business where I employ Black people. There are many more like myself that take this information seriously and are doing something.
(GL) Great Life Love ya back!
Is that all it takes? For some anonymous person to come challenge y’all, 1/2 insult y’all, for you to give them your entire plan, just to prove you’re smart enough to have one? STOP TELLING RANDOM PEOPLE YOUR BUSINESS!!!
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Hi rise my brother for sharing
Thank you for this upload♥️, where can I get Dr Wilson's books ?
Lala Kiwa Hello e-mail/DM me and I’ll send you his friend/partner’s info that sells and publishes his books.
@@KevinDorival Thank you!
@@msjayfree Thank you!
Pyramid Books in Florida
There is a reason so few know of this man.... Truly dropping diamonds, gems, and jewels for the people. ......
Shout out to....
Bro Panic
Dr Phil Valentine
Bro C. Freeman El
Dr Josef Ben-Jochannan
Amen Ra KamKam
Dr Khallid Muhammad
Dr Ann Brown
Dr Delbert Blair
Dr Timothy Owens Moore
Dr Malachi Z York
Dr Chancellor Williams
Jordan Maxwell
Dr Ivan Van Sertima
Richard D King MD
Rev Ray Hagins
Zoe Williams
Young Pharaoh
PapaDuck
Runoko Rashidi
Dr Walter Williams
Grand Sheik Taj Tarik Bey
Bill Donahue
Bobby Hemmitt
Cheikh Anta Diop
Shahrazad Ali
Gabriel Oyibo
Kwame Ture
Amos Wilson
Marimba Ani
You’re right. I’ve added his work in my last 3 books. He’s profound! Http://www.kevindorival.com
One thing I noticed we are good at is talking about the problems but not the solutions.
Nevertheless great info!
Grand poobah That is true in most cases but I’d you listen to the entire video the Good doctor Wilson gave solutions - starting with collectively working and supporting each other. 🏌🏾🤸🏾♂️💯
Kevin Dorival I’m 25% into the video because the quality of the video isn’t that great. So I have to make sure I’m in a real quiet space.
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the task is large. No one individual can engage and execute every aspects of a problem. Everyone has a role. Everyone must claim and take his or her own slice and go work it out. Dr. Wilson for sure was an expert at this role of bringing issues to light and breaking those issues down whereby they can be seen and understood. Then, take someone like yourself. Your role could be to introduce and execute a solution(s). So, what happens when someone like yourself does not do his/her role? Dr. Wilson has come, done his role, now he has gone. When you awake each morning and look in the mirror, you are looking at the reason there is no solution(s).
As a people, we need to be very careful, that we do not blame the messenger for the message clearly said, but we have failed on our end to recieve.
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53:37 to 55:05, 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
1:29::00 24,000 Israelites were killed from hanging out with Menonite Women! Brilliants Work..Dr. Amos N Wilson!
Killmonger I love that part too. Makes me look at the Bible from a different perspective. 💯
Why do they always kill our Prophets?
We have to support our prophets and brilliant minds. By not supporting their work-we are killing them ourselves. Don't let another Dr. Amos Wilson die without your financial and moral support.
@@KevinDorivalmy brother if these men needed our support including you u are more than welcome at the Chosen ones house giving us sermons or lecture and we don't mind giving gold and whatever items we have to brilliant minds out there. I have money but it's 100 every month...so I need to know another secret that ya might know that I haven't known. Whether it's about my History, Jesus, our People. I'm a Truth seeker. I wanna know what happened to this man who's speaking my brother. I'm gonna go watch the video. Lemme know.
I don't want to distract from this brilliant man at all. I'll just say that the Torah and many other biblical books are not of European origin, they were African. They were a part of African groups well before the Europeans got a hold of them.
Could you elaborate?
@@ClarissaD I can't really explain in detail in a comment section. But each of these religions (as virtually every religion and civilization) originated with so called black people. Even the notion of being a European, the first Europeans were black and so was Europe until the Renaissance, when their numbers began to dwindle and they gradually lost power to Caucasians between the 17-19th century. The point being, Caucasians have a much, much smaller role in history than their leaders would like you to believe and they go to very great lengths to maintain the false narrative. Most black folks believe the opposite of the truth and give power and legitimacy to false historical narratives. On the other hand, many black folks have figured this out and begun to share this knowledge amongst each other. You have to dig for yourself, it's not that hard to figure out. Read ancient and modern Britons by macritchie, read black Athena by Martin Bernal, just as a glimpse, then start asking more questions and digging yourself.
@@upcdowncleftcrightc9429 I appreciate the summary. Interestingly enough, my planned reading on yesterday further enlightened me.
Mentioning Trump back then
@purplefashion03 we know the ledge and still jump like geronimo
Audiences did so much clapping during many of Dr. Amos's speeches. How many of those clappers and noise makers did anything with the information presented?
The question shouldn't be at them or anyone clapping for Dr. Amos. The fingers should be pointed at you-what have you done or are doing? I ask to see if people like me could lend a hand or support. Think about it.
@@KevinDorival Why shouldn't it be at them? They attended his meetings. Therefore, asking the question is fair game.
Dr,Amos was a very Unique Scholar/Revolutionary!!!# Second 2 None"#He was a God Send! May He RIP"😢🌹✊💥👁️❤️🖤💚🙏🕊️🌍
Did he just reference covid way back then ?
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Oprah may have had a curious show following the OJ Simpson acquittal yet when you review the catalogue of Donahue you have to concede he really pushed for conflicting ideas and alternative views. This channel alongside the history declassified one has much useful material and should be considered alongside Lance Hill's material on the deacons for defence
archive.org/details/TheCowsRadioShow
archive.org/details/TheCowsRadioShow2
www.talkshoe.com/show/thecows
In his introduction to Deacons For Defence [and Justice] he writes:
King was acutely aware of these white fears of violence, and in his first and most important book, Stride toward Freedom, published in 1958, he adamantly argued that the civil rights movement had to adopt nonviolence if it wanted to win over northern whites. ‘‘Only through a nonviolent approach can the fears of the white community be mitigated,’’ argued King. ‘‘A guilt-ridden white minority lives in fear that if the Negro should ever attain power, he would act without restraint or pity to revenge the injustices and brutality. . . . Many white men fear retaliation. The job of the Negro is to show them that they have nothing to fear, that the Negro understands and forgives and is ready to forget the past.’’
‘‘Bomb our homes and threaten our children; send your hooded perpetrators of violence into our communities and drag us out on some wayside road, beating us half dead, and we will still love you. But we will soon wear you down by our capacity to suffer.’’
Minister Malcolm mocked this capacity to love when he spoke of the need to "suffer peacefully" itself provoking reflection on 'The Moral Masochism at the Heart of Christianity' . Maybe this explains why Rodney King called for an end to the violence on May 1, 1992: "People, I just want to say, you know, can we all get along?
In April 1963, in his Letter From A Birmignham Jail:
"First, I must confess that over the last few years I have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro's great stumbling block in the stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen's Council-er or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate who is more devoted to "order" than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice; who constantly says "I agree with you in the goal you seek, but I can't agree with your methods of direct action;" who paternalistically feels he can set the timetable for another man's freedom; who lives by the myth of time and who constantly advises the Negro to wait...
In his essay “The August 28th March on Washington: The Castrated Giant” (1964), in Duties, Pleasures, Conflicts: Essays in Struggle, Ekwueme Michael Thelwell wrote
"This exploitation of so many angry and sincere people, whose indignation was misrepresented as some kind of testimonial for the SYSTEM that had oppressed them, and against which they were protesting, must qualify as one of the greatest and most shameless manipulations of recent years."
🤔 Hold Up 🤔 @ time indices; 30:49 - 31:13, Does his message not take a 180 from what he earlier said about the Melaninateds in the audience having problems with him giving lectures when he mentions that which he has just repeated in these time indices of this lecture video⁉️ Have I missed something⁉️ 🤨
No. First he was saying Blacks in general (not necessarily everyone in that audience) tend to have issues with talking about wealth and power. In the part you mention, he's saying that those problems, as others, are the result of a political, social and economic mandate designed to serve the interests of those who exploit Blacks. When Blacks shy away from dealing with power (studying it and learning the exact means of acquiring and protecting it), others benefit by not having to struggle against us for important power resources or engaging in outright confrontations with us and threats to their dominance. Related to that, he argues, problems in relating, organizing, thinking in certain ways (scientifically, mathematically, conceptually, politically, etc.), etc. also maintain the same politically, economically and socially mandated power relations. This is what he means when he says it is necessary for us to be maladjusted to be in the condition we're in. If we weren't having these major problems, then we'd be able to achieve power more easily thus neutralizing the power of others.
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Another voice is being heard also in this lecture. Annoying
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