Josh Clark

And that the sixth millennia were almost up and that this was the time when the black race would rise and take over from the white devils who would really regret the stuff that they had done up to that point after that.

Yeah.

And we talked about that before.

And like, I never really understood it.

But this is a big, big reason that that white America was like, there's going to be a race war.

It's like coming.

It's inevitable.

That was a big part of it.

So, yeah, this is and this wasn't like metaphorical.

This is from what I understand.

It's a it's a literal interpretation of where white people came from 6000 years ago.

So this was the this was what Malcolm X was being indoctrinated into.

And he was a smart guy.

So he had to submit himself, like he had to take parts of his brain and just turn them off.

The suspicious part of him as far as like what he was being taught had to be turned off.

The critical thinking part, as far as anything goes with the religion that he took on, he was able to compartmentalize, turn it off and throw himself fully into it.

And he was, for the first decade, essentially, that he was a black Muslim, the best thing that ever happened to the nation of Islam by far.

I agree.

Yeah, for sure.

His rhetoric, the things he was saying, and like you said, the charisma and just how well-spoken he was.