Propaganda

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He got more music and stuff like that on there. So go check out the heat. Politics is a member of Cool Zone Media. Executive produced by Sophie Lichterman. Part of the iHeartMedia podcast network. Your theme music and scoring is also by the one and only Matt Alsowski, still killing the beat softly. So listen, don't let nobody lie to you. If you understand urban living, you understand politics.
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Words are funny. That's how I'm opening this. Because look, there's sounds that we just decided meant stuff to the point to where sounds can make you take somebody's life. And sometimes the same sound can mean different things depending on their spelling, their context. I'll give you an example. When Black people say barbecue, we could be talking about three different things.
We could be talking about the food barbecue. We could be talking about, as in like the style of cooking barbecue, the food. We could be talking about the actual act of cooking that food to barbecue. We could be talking about an event. We are going to the barbecue. You're not invited to the barbecue. What the East called a cookout, we call it a barbecue out here, out West.
You know, it's the same with the Latinos. Like with Mexicans, they say the carne asada, they mean one of three things. They mean the act of grilling. We are going to have a carne asada. That is, we're going to have a barbecue. We're going to grill. And we are going to eat carne asada at the carne asada. It's the name of the food. It's the act of grilling. And it's the event.
So that's the Mexican version of saying, when we're like, oh, you ain't invited to the barbecue. They say, you're not invited to the carne asada. That's what they mean. The word is the same. It means three different things. And pin it on the context, and when it's coming out their mouth, you could figure out what's happening. Now, I say all that to get very serious.
I want to talk about the word Zion. Oh, it's about to get... I felt like I heard the record scratch right now. Because if you've listened to reggae music, if you've heard... Anything made by Bob Marley. You done heard the word Zion many times. You a fan of Lauryn Hill? What's the name of her child? Zion. Now the joy in my world is Zion. Black people love Zion.
The Black Hotep Rasta, you know, Chewstick, we love Zion. We're chanting down Babylon. Babylon will be defeated by Mount Zion. Is that the same Zion? In Israel and Palestine. What y'all mean by that? Then what the hell is a Zionist? So that's somebody that believe in Mount Zion. Like what? How what is Zionism? And I'm sure if you listen to this show, Data Ops. Right.
You you convince Zion like those are the ops. So I don't know if the thought has ever crossed your mind to be like, well, is is the Zionism that y'all talking about the same Zion and Zionists that the rosters are talking about? What? What? What? Maybe this never crossed your mind. But the word needs to be dissected. So I am using this moment to teach you two things.
What do the Rastas mean when they say Zion? And what is Zionism and its history? All right. The Politics. Okay. Listen, first, before I get into it, this week is like this. It's like this, son. It's like that, son. Rum pumping. Let me take the news serious. All right. This week is like this. Well, the Olympics ended and I'm only excited about breaking.
I'm sad that it's not going to be in twenty twenty eight. And it's not because of Ray Gunn. They decided before her that they weren't going to do it in L.A., which sucks. I don't know why they decided that, but they decided that way back in twenty twenty. Having said that, speaking of Ray Gunn, I know she's taking over the memes.
I feel bad for these amazing B-boys and B-girls, specifically logistics. Sorry, that's a text. specifically logistics, Anak murdered them fools. And while she was in the middle of slaying, absolutely slaying Ray Gunn, here's the thing. Have you ever been in a battle? Okay. Now I'm from LA.
So that double time, kind of what you think is bone thugs and harmony chopping stuff that originates at a place called the good life. Project Blow, this group called Freestyle Fellowship. And that is a sound that just kind of came from the LA underground. I don't rap like that. So if you're at a spot and you're battling somebody and they killing it on the double time, it's killing the crowd.
You have, I can't compete with that. You got to go all the way the other way. You got to get real creative and try to do something else. So for me, it becomes, I'm going to try to do the contrast and do sort of a slow flow with a gang of wordplay and get really creative with a pattern. My time rhymes to find a mind Saturn. Roller skate rhymes to find a kind pattern. Boom, boom, boom, batter.
Boom, boom, boom, flatter. You will flatter. You know what I'm saying? I'll make you scatter. Like just something else. You got to take a chance. And sometimes it lands. Sometimes it doesn't. OK, you get creative. You take a shot like take old dirty bastard. He don't rap like the rest of Wu-Tang. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. And I picked up when she was throwing down.
She was trying to rep the Aussie land, do animal style rap. Kangaroo hops to rep her soil and be creative. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it don't. Now, I don't know nothing about her husband being in charge of no thing and all that good stuff that they were saying. All I know is you have to battle a lot of people to get to the top. And battling is very subjective.
And sometimes creativity and style points count. But when your creativity just swinging a miss. She clearly don't have no power moves. She was battling logistics who got style, finesse, flavor, dance, intangibles, and power moves. What are you going to do? I saw a head spinning there, but she clearly don't have no power moves. So she's trying to fight back with style. It just didn't work.
So I'm saying this as somebody who has been in a battle and sometimes you lose your train of thought and the words sound like gibberish. She... She took a creative chance and it was a swing and a miss. Sometimes it happens. On a serious note, okay, receipts are being pulled on walls and on JD and everybody involved. And we trying to figure it out.
The Democrats are doing their best to make Project 2025 Trump's thing, which it is not. It is somebody trying to tie it to Trump. I can't believe I'm saying this in his defense. That is a lot of overlap, but that's their own thing. Now, Trump is all cap saying Trump, he don't know who them people are because he know who they are and he know what they want. So that's cap.
But it's in his defense is not his. Now, secondly, in J.D. Vance's defense, I know I know what it sounds like, but I'm going to say it. He being dragged over this app harvest startup. So that was a company that was an agricultural company that was supposed to be in Appalachia and was going to give. hundreds and hundreds of jobs to the area. Everybody got excited.
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