Propaganda

Like, we used to... What just... What has bewitched you? Like, all of a sudden... Was you like this the whole time? It was super confusing. It's like, all of a sudden, we're different? Yo, it's me. Like, I've been meeting this whole time. So, Theodore Herzl was like, yo, okay, listen. We clearly not wanted here. And it's only going to get worse. Turns out he was absolutely correct.

Like, we used to... What just... What has bewitched you? Like, all of a sudden... Was you like this the whole time? It was super confusing. It's like, all of a sudden, we're different? Yo, it's me. Like, I've been meeting this whole time. So, Theodore Herzl was like, yo, okay, listen. We clearly not wanted here. And it's only going to get worse. Turns out he was absolutely correct.

Israel became a nation. Ain't that crazy? So now, Zionism, you want to be able to distinguish it between two different types of Zionism, right? And this is where I would critique making the concept the bad guy, because there's two types here, okay? There's the Zionism that comes out of a longing for a home,

Israel became a nation. Ain't that crazy? So now, Zionism, you want to be able to distinguish it between two different types of Zionism, right? And this is where I would critique making the concept the bad guy, because there's two types here, okay? There's the Zionism that comes out of a longing for a home,

Israel became a nation. Ain't that crazy? So now, Zionism, you want to be able to distinguish it between two different types of Zionism, right? And this is where I would critique making the concept the bad guy, because there's two types here, okay? There's the Zionism that comes out of a longing for a home,

That's where us and the Rastas actually share, a place where we can be fully accepted, fully ourselves, and fully safe. Because again, we're not wanted anywhere we are, right? So there's a longing for a home that you've been ripped away from, right? Now, when they say ripped away from, like we're talking, guess who I'm talking about? king of Babylon.

That's where us and the Rastas actually share, a place where we can be fully accepted, fully ourselves, and fully safe. Because again, we're not wanted anywhere we are, right? So there's a longing for a home that you've been ripped away from, right? Now, when they say ripped away from, like we're talking, guess who I'm talking about? king of Babylon.

That's where us and the Rastas actually share, a place where we can be fully accepted, fully ourselves, and fully safe. Because again, we're not wanted anywhere we are, right? So there's a longing for a home that you've been ripped away from, right? Now, when they say ripped away from, like we're talking, guess who I'm talking about? king of Babylon.

We're talking about the nations being scattered like 580 BC when the Ark of the Covenant went missing and this beautiful, amazing kingdom of Israel that used to exist in modern-day Palestine, Israel, in that region that was called Judea at that time, where they existed and then...

We're talking about the nations being scattered like 580 BC when the Ark of the Covenant went missing and this beautiful, amazing kingdom of Israel that used to exist in modern-day Palestine, Israel, in that region that was called Judea at that time, where they existed and then...

We're talking about the nations being scattered like 580 BC when the Ark of the Covenant went missing and this beautiful, amazing kingdom of Israel that used to exist in modern-day Palestine, Israel, in that region that was called Judea at that time, where they existed and then...

If you know your history, I've said this so many times in the You Wasn't Outside episodes, that little strip of land has been conquered and colonialized and ran by every possible kingdom, every possible empire in the modern world, finally by Britain. And then, but as that was happening, the people who were ethnically Israeli, as we mean in the ancient sense, were scattered all over the world.

If you know your history, I've said this so many times in the You Wasn't Outside episodes, that little strip of land has been conquered and colonialized and ran by every possible kingdom, every possible empire in the modern world, finally by Britain. And then, but as that was happening, the people who were ethnically Israeli, as we mean in the ancient sense, were scattered all over the world.

If you know your history, I've said this so many times in the You Wasn't Outside episodes, that little strip of land has been conquered and colonialized and ran by every possible kingdom, every possible empire in the modern world, finally by Britain. And then, but as that was happening, the people who were ethnically Israeli, as we mean in the ancient sense, were scattered all over the world.

So that's why you could be white as hell and Jewish, And you could be black as hell and Jewish because they were scattered. Right. And then, of course, now you're not going to marry people while you're there.

So that's why you could be white as hell and Jewish, And you could be black as hell and Jewish because they were scattered. Right. And then, of course, now you're not going to marry people while you're there.

So that's why you could be white as hell and Jewish, And you could be black as hell and Jewish because they were scattered. Right. And then, of course, now you're not going to marry people while you're there.

But somehow or another, they've been able to keep on to their traditions and their religions because they were also it's one of those things which are ethnically and religiously and your identities. So anyway, scattered all over the world. But as as we know, there's plenty of people that didn't leave. Again, I'm giving you you wasn't outside history, which you understand.

But somehow or another, they've been able to keep on to their traditions and their religions because they were also it's one of those things which are ethnically and religiously and your identities. So anyway, scattered all over the world. But as as we know, there's plenty of people that didn't leave. Again, I'm giving you you wasn't outside history, which you understand.

But somehow or another, they've been able to keep on to their traditions and their religions because they were also it's one of those things which are ethnically and religiously and your identities. So anyway, scattered all over the world. But as as we know, there's plenty of people that didn't leave. Again, I'm giving you you wasn't outside history, which you understand.