The Illusion of America: Decolonizing Your Mind and Recognizing Global Shared Struggles

America's true identity is a deceptive construct masking a history of exploitation.

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* 🗣️ The speaker argues that the **American ideal** was aborted at its inception, prioritizing slavery, genocide, and conquest over justice and equality.
* 😠  The speaker accuses America of **identity theft**, claiming it presents a false image of freedom while perpetuating exploitation and oppression.
* 😡 The speaker criticizes America's technological advancements, asserting they are achieved through **bloodshed and environmental destruction**, highlighting the immorality of its practices.
* 💔 The speaker points out that the **vast majority of Americans** are exploited and marginalized, mirroring the situation in the Global South.  
* 🤔 The speaker emphasizes the need to **decolonize the psyche**, urging Americans to recognize their shared struggles with those in the Global South.
* 🌍 The speaker suggests identifying based on shared circumstances rather than nationality, advocating for **solidarity among the exploited**.
* 🤝 The speaker promotes the idea of **organizing populations based on shared struggles**, transcending national borders and creating a unified voice.
* 💪 The speaker concludes by calling for a **restoration of balance**, not a revolution, emphasizing the need to lift up the global majority and reject the oppressive Western elite.

America was aborted as an embryonic idea because that idea wouldn't have allowed child slavery.

That idea wouldn't have allowed the genocide of indigenous people; you know, the original idea of America that...

idea wouldn't have allowed that country to engage in wars of conquest, wars of expansion, colonization,

pillage, and plunder in every single decade of its existence. Now, that America—that idea of justice and freedom and equality and human rights and so forth, liberty—that idea was aborted as an embryo before it

even had a soul. And instead, you spawned a monster and gave it the same name you planned to give to

your original baby. And I said it was aborted; it wasn't a miscarriage, it wasn't a stillbirth. This was a decision.

Your Founders conceived of a beautiful idea and made a decision to abort it. And I'll tell you why: because

their cultural and civilizational genetics could never produce that beautiful idea in real life. Or, anyway, one of the two—the idea or the parent—would inevitably

die in the delivery. Either the idea would die, or the parent would have to die. And they sure weren't ready to

sacrifice their own lives, their own culture, their so-called civilization, their own heritage,

and their own approach to the world for the sake of that beautiful idea. No, they wanted slaves; they wanted pillage; they

wanted supremacy. So they aborted the idea of America as fast as they could, and they just told everyone that they

didn't—they told everyone that the monster they delivered into the world was actually that beautiful idea they had conceived earlier on.

You scammed the whole world. America scammed the whole world. It's like identity theft; you know, when a con man...

takes on the name and Social Security number of a dead person and goes around pretending to be them. Uh, well, the idea

of America is dead, and the ones who killed it are walking around here calling themselves America. It's identity

theft. The only difference is that the idea was killed in the womb; it never even took one breath of oxygen. America,

the idea, never lived, and all you actually gave birth to—ideologically, intellectually, morally, philosophically, politically, economically,

and culturally—was just more of the same corrupt and wicked bloodline of West pirates and marauders, classist racists,

bigots, and psychopaths who give nothing to the world, nothing to humanity, but only take, devour, and destroy. I mean,

even everything that you make—you know, your technology and what have you—because I know you'll point to that; you

you always point to that as your great contribution, the West's great contribution to the world: technology. But

even that was and is only achieved through bloodshed. You can't even figure out how to make something useful without

having to enslave or massacre people in order to do it. Your whole technology sector was created for the purpose of

war incarnate. Your technology came from your military-industrial complex. You know, all of your innovations were in the

killing sector before they were ever in the commercial sector. Why? You can't even make one single smartphone uh without tearing through

six continents and enslaving workers in Africa, uh, choking the air in Asia, draining South America's water, and

burying the entire Global South in toxic waste. If immorality was radiation, we would all drop dead the moment we use

any of your technology. Sure, you made it, but you never bothered to figure out how you could make it without killing

Without colonization, without slavery, without brutality, and without environmental catastrophe, you've never solved a single problem. Without your

solution, creating worse problems, because this is just the genetics—this is what I'm talking about—this is the genetics, the civilizational

genetics, the cultural genetics, the intellectual and the ideological genetics of the West. I'm not talking

about so-called race or ethnicity. I'm not talking about those types of genetics. I mean, even being fixated on

those incidental characteristics is exactly part of the inferior cultural and moral, uh, intellectual genetics of so-called Western Civilization that I'm

talking about, because they're addicted to mislabeling the source of our problems. They're adamant about it; they

insist on it; they're relentless about misidentifying the source of our problems because they never want those

problems to be solved. Because, just like I said before about aborting the beautiful idea of America, they knew, and they know, that

their whole so-called civilization is the source of the problems, and you can't get rid of the problems without getting

rid of the source of the problems. You can't solve the problems without getting rid of the problem-maker. So they want

you to always think that the problems are different than they are, that the source of the problems is different than

it is, and that way they can protect themselves; they can protect their culture; they can protect their heritage

and their so-called civilization, which is causing all the problems in the first place. And again, this runs through every

aspect of their society; it runs through their economy, uh, through their advertising and their marketing and so forth, and all the fake solutions

that their businesses claim to provide. In fact, the main thing, uh, that they're good at manufacturing aside from

Problems? Uh, is distraction, is deflection, misdirection, and solutions for the problems that they've created. Not only will they tell you fake

solutions to real problems, they'll even try to distract you from what the real problems are by making you panic about

fake problems. Everything and anything just to keep you away from the truth. Anything and everything just to keep you

from reality, from understanding reality. Meanwhile, they're making reality more and more miserable for you. When your stomach hurts because you're hungry,

they'll tell you, uh, it's for some reason, any reason, uh, any reason other than you just not having food. Is because the oil

price is too high, or there's a drought somewhere, or something like that. Meanwhile, he's eating while he's telling

you, he's got food stains on his shirt while he's telling you all the reasons that you're hungry, or they think you're

a fool. But you go along with it, so it's hard to say that they're wrong in, in, in

playing you for a fool. That's why I'm telling you there's no such thing as America, not the one that they put in

your mind. You need to get that illusion out of your head and start seeing reality for what it really is. You think

of yourself as an American, and that whole identity is a false construction built to delude and to control you and

to keep you at bay. It's designed to keep you divided from everyone else in the world, uh, who are the victims of that

same monster, uh, that's carrying on that ideological bloodline from Europe of feudalism, tyranny, and oppression, because

they don't want you to see yourselves, uh, as belonging to that same category of humanity as all of the other victims of

Western so-called civilization, because you are, in reality, a part of that same category of humanity. You're victims of

The West, your victims in the West, just like the rest of us. Your oligarchs don't believe you're American.

Your politicians don't believe you're American; your elite don't believe you're American. Your ruling class, your

super-rich, nobody thinks of you like that. They see you exactly the same way that they see all of their victims

around the world. Just because they use different methods, uh, don't think that that means that they think of you as

being different. They just modify their tactics, but the objective is the same: the objective is subjugation,

exploitation, using you and abusing you and discarding you. And I mean that literally. You know that over 20% of

homeless people in America—internally displaced people in America, people with no shelter, people with no refuge in what

supposedly is their own country—over 20% are elderly people who lived their whole lives serving that ruthless system, just

to get spat out into the gutter. And that's not something new. By the way, in Europe, they used to throw the

elderly off of a cliff. This is the cultural, moral, civilizational bloodline that I'm talking about, and it's vicious.

You know the average homeless person's age is 50 in the United States. You know, they'll tell you that supposedly, uh, by

that age you're supposed to have financial security. Isn't that what they say? They say the first part of your life

you learn, the second part of your life you earn, and the third part of your life you return. Isn't that the Instagram

wisdom that they tell you? No. In the first part of your life in America, you yearn; in the second part of your life in

America, you churn; and in the third part of your life in America, you burn. And I'm telling you,

What you need to do is unlearn, discern, and overturn, because don't think that you in

America don't need to decolonize your psyche, just the same as people in the Muslim world and people in the Global

South need to decolonize their psyche. Because you do, whether you're a Muslim in the Western diaspora, or whether

you're someone who's from the Global Majority, who's categorized in the West as a minority, or whether you're even

someone who has, or who comes from Western heritage, you need to decolonize your psyche the same as anyone else in

the Global South needs to do it; anyone in the formerly colonized countries, the currently neo-colonized countries,

because you're just as psychologically colonized as the rest of us. In fact, you have to do even more

because not only do you have to psychologically decolonize, you have to psychologically decolonize your eyes, whether your heritage

is from the Global South or from the West. This applies to you because, like I said before, you're actually slaves in

Pharaoh's Palace, but you think that you're part of the royal family, but you're not. I see this a lot with, uh, diaspora Muslims in the West; they have that colonized immigrant mentality,

Westerners, but simultaneously they have a Western superiority complex in relation to the Muslim world and in relation to the

Global South. And both sides of this split personality, this fractured psyche, both sides don't recognize the West for

what it is, or America for what it is, and it's precisely because they believe in this illusion that they have an

inferiority complex in relation to Westernness because they've internalized, uh, Western supremacy as

legitimate, and for the same reason they look down on their brothers and sisters outside the West: you've let yourselves get

tricked. You know, you've let yourselves get tricked into thinking that proximity means you're on the same side, just

because you can photobomb the Great American selfie. You think you're part of the friend group, but that's like a

soccer ball thinking it's a member of the team and not just something that both teams kick around to win the game,

because that's what you are to them, and that's how they see you, and that's how they treat you. Only about 5 to 10%

of the people in the United States of America are actually enjoying the supposedly unalienable rights to life,

liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and it's at the expense of the other 90 to 95% of the people. And that same ratio is

played out on the world stage. Only about 10% of the global population comes from the colonizing nations of the world,

and the rest, 90%, are under their boots. So, in fact, the overwhelming majority of you in America and across

the West, the overwhelming majority of you are in the same position in your own countries as the colonized countries are

in the world. You're under the same boots that we're under. 5 to 10% of the

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The aborted ideal of America and its replacement by a 'monster'

The original concept of America, emphasizing justice, freedom, and equality, was rejected due to its incompatibility with slavery and colonialism.

This ideal was incompatible with the genocide of indigenous peoples and continuous wars of conquest.

The founding fathers consciously chose to abandon this ideal, prioritizing their existing culture and way of life.

The speaker describes this abandonment as an intentional 'abortion' rather than an accidental miscarriage.

Their preference for slavery, pillage, and supremacy led them to replace the ideal with a 'monster'—a nation built on exploitation.

America's identity theft and its morally bankrupt nature

The speaker uses the analogy of identity theft to describe how America presents itself as an embodiment of freedom and justice while acting otherwise.

The speaker criticizes America's ideological, intellectual, moral, philosophical, political, economic, and cultural foundations as corrupt and wicked.

Even technological advancements are criticized as being achieved through bloodshed, slavery, and environmental destruction.

The speaker argues that America's technology is inherently immoral due to its reliance on exploitation and environmental damage.

The West's avoidance of self-criticism and its manufactured distractions

The West consistently misidentifies the source of its problems to avoid confronting its own role in creating them.

This avoidance is evident in various aspects of Western society, including economics, advertising, and marketing.

The West excels at creating distractions, deflecting attention from real problems by manufacturing fake ones.

The speaker gives an example of how the West distracts from the simple reality of hunger by focusing on unrelated factors.

The call for a re-evaluation of identity and the rejection of false national narratives

The speaker urges viewers to abandon the illusion of American identity and see reality for what it is.

This identity is a false construction designed to control and divide people.

The speaker points out that the ruling class doesn't truly believe in the American identity, viewing its citizens as exploitable resources.

The speaker highlights the high rate of homelessness among elderly Americans as evidence of the system's ruthlessness.

The necessity of decolonizing the psyche and redefining identity based on shared struggles

The speaker emphasizes the need for decolonization, not just in the Global South, but also in the West.

This includes decolonizing one's perception of reality, regardless of heritage.

The speaker addresses the internalized inferiority and superiority complexes among diaspora Muslims.

Only a small percentage of the population in the US and globally benefits from the system, at the expense of the majority.

Redefining identity based on shared circumstances, not location

The speaker advocates for identifying based on shared circumstances and conditions rather than location or nationality.

National identity is presented as an artificial construct that divides people based on arbitrary geographic boundaries.

The speaker uses the example of hunger to illustrate how shared circumstances should be prioritized over location in defining identity.

BRICS is used as a positive example of an organization that transcends national borders based on shared economic and historical experiences.

The speaker argues that many Americans share similar economic struggles and experiences of Western aggression with people in the Global South.

Building global solidarity based on shared struggles and advocating for change

The speaker calls for building networks and coalitions that unite people based on shared struggles, regardless of location.

The speaker emphasizes the interconnectedness of struggles and the need for a unified voice to advocate for change.

The speaker highlights the importance of developing a unified voice to amplify the voices of the marginalized and oppressed.

The speaker calls for a shift in identity, from national citizenship to a global identity based on shared struggles.

Middle Nation's commitment to economic sovereignty, political independence, and psychological decolonization is mentioned.