The Spiritual Consequence of Abusing Women

In this episode we discuss the elevation of the Divine Femine on the planet earth as well as the spiritual consequences that come with abusing women .

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Brothers and sisters. You're tuned into another episode of the
Gospel of Michael X's podcast. I am your host, brother Eric.
As always, it is my pleasure to be back in
the studio with you once again. I like to take
the time out, as I always do, to thank all
of the listeners and supporters of the Gospel of Malcolm
X's podcast. I know I've been away for a long minute,

(00:25):
and I'm sorry that I've been away for so long,
but it is good.

Speaker 2 (00:30):
To be back.

Speaker 1 (00:31):
We're gonna be talking about a subject that I think
I pretty much left off talking about, so it's good
to be back in the studio. I've been doing some
growing working on myself, both professionally and personally and spiritually, mentally, emotionally,
all of the above, so it's good to be back,

(00:51):
and hopefully I will have a good recording today. So
I'm gonna be talking about what a lot of people
are talking about, this Diddy situation. A couple of months back,
I did a podcast that kind of show, not kind
of showed. It showed the connection between Diddy, his security,

(01:14):
and the Nation of Islam, etc. And at the time
that I did that podcast, did he hadn't been arrested yet.
I believe the investigation was going on or what have you,
but he hadn't been arrested yet. And so of course
all of you know, if you in case you're living
under a rock, did he was born into custody yesterday

(01:37):
in New York, And it looks like this was something
that he knew was coming. So and talking about this,
I'm going to try to talk about it delicately because
the subject itself is a subject that deals with a

(01:57):
lot of abuse, a lot of sexual themes involved in it,
and it's just overall a very sensitive subject. So I
want to take my time in approaching it. And I'm
also going to be somewhat approaching it from almost like
a free flowing thing. I know a lot of times

(02:20):
I grab you know, I give you guys a lot
of sources and play video clips and stuff like that,
and I will I forgot to queue them up, so
I'll probably be looking for the mid podcast like usual,
but I will get into that sum There are some
clips that I do plan to play, but a lot

(02:40):
of this is just going to be me freestyling and
talking and it's not going to be a whole lot
of documentation. Into the end of the show. So toward
the end of the show, I plan to read the
indictment in this entirety, and then also I will go
over him being denied bail. He was denied bail not once,

(03:01):
but twice, and the reasons for him being denied bail,
et cetera. So let's get into it. I'm going to
start here with just talking about the rise of women
in society in general. So what we are witnessing is

(03:23):
the and if you aren't noticing it, and this is
this is not like a factual thing. This is something
that I'm knowing that I'm noticing more from a spiritual angle,
that the divine feminine so to speak, is taking its
place in the world after years and years and years

(03:43):
of women being oppressed and disrespected. You got to remember,
women weren't even allowed to vote until like like the
nineteen twenties, couldn't have a bank account to like the
nineteen seventies. After years and years and years of women
being disrespected that in the world, we're seeing now a

(04:03):
lot of this stuff is being checked and this is
a prime example of it. But then there's also other
examples like say, for instance, I'm not a fan of
Kamala Harris per se, but even in seeing Kamala Harris
rise up to the point where we have a female

(04:24):
candidate that could really be president. Not that I think
that she's going to win, not that I know that
she's going to win for sure, but she has a
shot at winning. I'm not voting for I'm not necessarily
a fan of either one of these candidates, but I'm
mentioned in this point to just show the rise of

(04:46):
the feminine aspect in the world, where we are starting
to see women gain more and more power after literally
centuries of abuse. I mean, and it's not just like
all of this stuff was happening a long time ago.
We see it a lot and a lot of what

(05:06):
he did he did, a lot of what he's accused of,
and a lot of what we know he did had
a lot to do with the abuse of women, the
degradation of women. And there's an extra consequence behind that
when there's one thing to be doing dirt, and then

(05:26):
there's another layer of comic responsibility that comes behind where
you are intentionally doing dirt and doing foul by women,
whether that's getting women killed, beating women.

Speaker 2 (05:42):
We see the.

Speaker 1 (05:44):
Cassie video, etc. That kind of stuff has an impact.
And like I said, this is not going to be
your usual historical brother Eric, I'm talking more from a
spiritual perspective here. So in the Egyptian form of spirituality,
and some people call it her medicism.

Speaker 2 (06:03):
One of the.

Speaker 1 (06:04):
Things that is said is that in the mental plane,
man is is the is the masculine, and but his
mind is more receptive like in the feminine. And then
the woman is feminine, but her mind is more like
more masculine on the mental plane. Meaning when when a

(06:26):
woman has it out for you, you know, they say
there's no feary hell have no fary like a woman's scorn.
So if a woman is thinking negatively about you, has
negative feelings towards you, that could set a lot of
things in motion that could flip your life upside down.

(06:47):
And we look at this situation with Diddy, this is
not just one woman. This is not just Cassie. We
got Kim Porter, who we're going to talk about earlier.
We got uh There's another woman that came out that
was a part of one of his groups. I think
her name is don Something that came out and said
that she was sexually abused, abused, all of these other

(07:10):
sexual abuse victims, all these women that were participating in
these freak offs, etc. Some of them there willingly and
they were with it, but then you got people that
are not with being abused. So all of this stuff
is there's a fine line between I get with people
saying stuff being consensual and he'll have his opportunity to believe,

(07:33):
to prove that things were consensual, etc. I don't believe
that people necessarily need to be held responsible for consensual acts.
But when we look in that abuse, so we're saying,
let's say, in the situation where he put his hands
on Cassie, if he put his hands on her like
that and dragging her back in the room and then

(07:55):
she complied to have sexual with him after he did that,
is that really or is that he just whipped my
ass And I don't want him to whoop my ass again,
so let me just comply. And then how there's so
many stories that I feel like we may have not
even heard about yet. So I want to get into

(08:20):
another story that deals with Diddy and women as well.
And this is another clip. And I didn't even think
it was going to be that early in the show,
but I have to pull it up, so I'm just
going to be doing it on the fly for now.
But there's an allegation that Diddy slapped his mom according

(08:44):
to Kirk Barrows, who was the former CEO of bad
Boy and he was the president of bad Boy, and
he tells a story of basically Diddy stealing his percentage
of bad Boy from him. So I'm going to cueue
up this clip talking about Diddy slapping his own mom.

(09:11):
This was there's two different clips of it, and I'm
trying to decide which one to play. I'm gonna go
with the first one I see here. And basically, like
I said, this story was told by Kirk Burrows, but
it's Gendale retelling this story here. And a lot of
people have credibility issues with Gendale.

Speaker 2 (09:29):
I like Gendal.

Speaker 1 (09:31):
I watched his cooking segments when he was doing his
little cooking show, and the brother throws down in the
kitchen cooks very similar to how I cook. His story
has been the same since he started telling it. He
hasn't switched up. Every prediction that he's made has come true.
So I don't really have no problem with Gendale. I

(09:53):
kind of like gen deal, and to be.

Speaker 3 (09:55):
Honest with you, man, I really didn't believe it. But
after seeing that video of him and Cassie in one second, yeah,
that video, wall Man, I still can't believe what I seen.
And I remember you told me that you know Diddy
he schmatched his own mom. And to be honest with you, man,
I really didn't believe it. But after seeing that video

(10:18):
of him and Cassie and what he did to her,
I believe it down man.

Speaker 2 (10:22):
Well yeah, listen, bruh.

Speaker 4 (10:25):
Kirk Burrows, the president at the time a bad Boy,
told me that he smacked his mother. Kirk Burrows even
said it on somebody's platform that he smacked his mother,
and may have been your platform that he said that.
I remember we was in the car. It was me

(10:46):
Puff and his mother got in the car with us,
and we was in the limousine. We was on was
it twenty West nineteenth Street or five West nineteenth Street.
That was the first bad Boy office when they got
they came into Manhattan, not the Scars deal.

Speaker 1 (11:05):
See, this is what I like about in king Dale.
He'll be remembering the street numbers and stuff like that
when you're when you be in New York, it's kind
of easy to like, I still remember different addresses when
I used to go go to New York a lot.
But yeah, this is what I'm saying. King Dale gives you.
You can tell like he ain't just talking out of it,

(11:26):
you know whatever I mean. I don't agree with everything
he says, but when the stuff where he was around,
he really gives a lot of details, and really it's
accurate with a lot.

Speaker 2 (11:37):
I'm talking.

Speaker 4 (11:38):
When they got the first official bad Boy office in Manhattan,
Joe his mother got in the car. He was on
the phones talking about somebody or something, and then he
said to his mother, Yoe, can I tell you to
stay out my MF business? I want this not stuff?

(12:02):
And shadow off him. I said, well who are you
talking to? I said, if you ever talk to your
mother like that again around me, I'm gonna beat the
stout you now. People don't know it. People don't understand.
Not only was I wanted the leaders of the same gang.

(12:22):
I have been around Puff and I've seen him like
when when the kids ran him down to block the.

Speaker 2 (12:29):
Old nine Yards.

Speaker 4 (12:31):
Me and Puff have been dealing with each other from
the red Zone to the building when they had unsigned
Hype and all that. So y'all thinking that, oh, this
is his bodyguard and everything like that, y'all call them
o gez, y'all call them lieutenants and.

Speaker 2 (12:49):
Everything like that.

Speaker 4 (12:49):
I was one of the leaders of the same gang
at the time, and I'm not gonna let him, as
a man and as a person that I am, disrespect
his mama. I said, boy, if you ever talk to
your mama like that again around me, I'm gonna beat
the stout you. But Jean, I told her to stay
out of the business. Let me just say this to

(13:11):
you right now. If she wasn't for her, you wouldn't
have no business. And ms Cong sit sit there and
quiet as a church mouse. He ain't say nothing. He
ain't said a word because he knew I was serious.

(13:34):
I wasn't playing with him now. I said this before
on your channel.

Speaker 2 (13:42):
Any man that put his hands on.

Speaker 3 (13:45):
His mother.

Speaker 4 (13:48):
Or disrespect his mother an ice cuban hell would last
on the way he feels about a damn woman. Quick
to put his hands on a woman like that if
he do his own mama.

Speaker 3 (14:07):
And you said that, Kirk Burrows, because I remember I
did the interview with him man, and he a good dude, man,
he definitely don't come across like a liary. But you
said that he told you personally that he's seen Diddy
schmake his own mom.

Speaker 2 (14:18):
I could believe that. I could believe Kirk Burrows. I can't.
I could believe it.

Speaker 4 (14:24):
I believe Kirk Burrows when he said that Kirk has
no reason to lie on Diddy, when in fact he.

Speaker 3 (14:32):
Lied for Diddy.

Speaker 4 (14:37):
And with the jail for Diddy. But that's what happens
when you love somebody.

Speaker 2 (14:48):
What do you mean he went to jail for him.
I never heard that before. He went to jail for Diddy.

Speaker 1 (14:52):
So he's also kind of insinuating a little bit of
I won't get into that, but y'all reading between the lines.
So and there's also you see when a man checked him,
did he wasn't really apt to respond, but he was
ready to smack his mom, talk to his mom any

(15:12):
kind of way. But when he got checked by a man,
he ain't have anything to say. And you guys may
have even heard the story when he saw tupacin Shug
how he took off running, took off running and left
Biggie standing there. Biggie did not run, and nothing happened
to Biggie that day either. But you can see when
there's a man in confrontation, unless he has all of

(15:35):
those bodyguards with him, he not really about that life.

Speaker 5 (15:40):
The federal government was looking for information, yo, brother, They've
been looking for stuff on Puff for a long time,
and Kirk Burrows was hiding documents and ledgers and all
his other stuff, and he got caught and take him

(16:01):
out of his house and they ended up getting all
the stuff anyway, So you know, he was trying to
invade whatever they wanted or whatever they was trying to.

Speaker 1 (16:12):
Do, all right, So that's that. But yeah, you can
see not only did he smack his mom, but even
the talking to her with disrespect that that jing Dale
pointed out, it's not good. And if you don't have

(16:32):
a respect level for your mom, the woman that's your
number one woman, your number one woman that brought you
into the world, if you are abusing her mentally whatever.
And then on top of this, his mom's house was

(16:53):
a part of his bail package. Isn't that something he did?
All of that and his mom's house is a part
of his bail package. After disrespecting his mom, slapping his
mom and all of that, which is just wild. There's
another statement that did he made that I find interesting

(17:18):
as I'm about to shift for just a second into
the Pocking Biggie segment of this episode. According to Gene Deal,
and I wish I could, I could cute I had
the audio qued up, but I don't. He said that
Diddy made a chilling, self fulfilling prophecy in which basically,

(17:41):
this was the day that he ended up getting chased
by I don't think they chased him, but he saw
two Pocking shug They were at one of the awards.
I think it was the MTV Awards, And basically if
it wasn't the MTV, No, it wasn't the MTV Awards.

Speaker 2 (17:58):
It was.

Speaker 1 (18:00):
It might have been the Source Awards Incidents, either a
Source or the Beet Awards. No, it was the Soul
Train Awards. And he saw Pock and Sugar and he
got up out of there. And so when they they
when they went home that night, and after he had
ran on Gene Deal and ran on Biggie, Jane was

(18:23):
telling the story or whatever, and he did he said
these words. According to Gene Deal, he said he didn't
care if Pac had to die. He didn't care if
Biggie had to die, and he didn't care if Sugar
Knight had to go to jail. And so this was
like and this None of this stuff had happened yet.

(18:44):
Tipac was still alive, Biggie was alive, Sugar Night was
not in jail. But these chilling words became almost like
a self fulfilling prophecy. And when I look at pockin
Biggie's death now even more so in the irony of
both sug and Diddy being in jail, I see something

(19:08):
spiritual and karmic about the way that those two soldiers
were taken out as well. And I've talked about this
before on the podcast the airy similarities in their death,
with them both being on the West Coast, both being
shot in drive by shootings, both being on the passenger

(19:30):
side of the car. Both of them had unreleased albums
that were about to come out, Biggie's Life After Death
and Tupac's Macavelly album The Seven Day Kliminati Theory, The
Seven Day Theory Coliminati the Seventh Day Theory hadn't been
out yet, and they were both listening to those albums

(19:51):
at the times that they were shot in these cars,
that the times that the homicides were carried out, they
were both listening to to these albums that would be
their last album. So I think that there's something eerie
about that as well. And so we also got to

(20:12):
talk about kim Porter Diddy's ex I feel played a
significant role in the spiritual side of this discussion. There's
a psychic who I believe I played in the in
the in the.

Speaker 2 (20:25):
In the clips.

Speaker 1 (20:26):
The last time I talked about this, Uh, she basically
predicted everything that happened to Diddy almost down to the date,
and she shared her prediction and I'm sorry I shared
her prediction on this on this podcast before, and basically
it was just down to the tee of everything that

(20:48):
was being played out. Another thing very interesting to happen
is that the weekend before all of this went down, Diddy,
who's been accused of multiple deaths a lot of this
karm energy surrounding this situation, he met up with g
Depp over the weekend. And so basically, if you guys

(21:10):
don't know who g Depp is, g Depp was a
longtime member of Bad Boys. He confessed to a cold
case murder it was a murder, but it was like
a cold case. The cops had nothing on him. And
basically he had that song special delivery. He was writing
for Bad Boy and everything, and this might have been

(21:31):
towards the end of his then that Bad Boy or
he had just left. His conscience had messed with him
so much that he just walked into a precinct and
confessed to a murder that was a cold case in
like ninety three.

Speaker 2 (21:46):
And this is.

Speaker 1 (21:47):
Something that we saw as so common with Bad Boy artists,
that these people would either die or they would find
some sort of spirituality. Like May went and became a pastor,
Lune went and became a Muslim. What's the other guy,

(22:09):
Oh boy, flavor in your ear? Crag Mac? He went
and joined some sort of cult and then he died.

Speaker 2 (22:16):
And the guy.

Speaker 1 (22:18):
Who sung the song Whoa he recently died, like Woa
recently died as well. And g Depp was a part
of the roster. But whatever was going on at Bad
Boy just one day led him to the point that
he had to clear his conscience and he walked in
and confessed his role in this homicide that was a

(22:40):
cold case.

Speaker 2 (22:41):
Now. G Depp recently came home and.

Speaker 1 (22:45):
Basically he met up with Diddy this weekend, and I
felt like that is karmic the weekend before this man
goes to jail for a long time, maybe even the
rest of his life. One of the charges does carry
a life. He met up with g Depp. And then
we have to take into consideration with all of this,

(23:09):
all of these spiritual connections here. Out of all of
the women that did he harmed and many of them
we don't know, you don't know who has something spiritual
working on their behalf. Like there's the harm that could be,
you know, the comma that already comes with doing file

(23:29):
by women, et cetera. But then he could have done
filed by a woman that might be like into Santaria
or something he could be into like some real powerful arts,
like spiritual arts, and she could actively be targeting him
with justification. Because there's just something about this that just

(23:52):
it just seems like it is no accident. Now from
a spiritual side, if I had to bet money on it,
I would say, kim Porter may really be doing her
thing from the spiritual realm, as it's been accused that
her death was not something that was natural causes and

(24:14):
that Diddy may have really played a role in this
woman's death. I know that, I'll be sure has hinted
to as much. Also, the woman that made the prediction,
that made the predictions about Diddy, she also says that
she believes that did he play the rolling and now

(24:36):
she's into like channeling, So she basically said that Kim
is basically telling her in a sense that did he
played a role in it? From the other side. Now
that is a little bit far from me, but I respect,
you know, if that's where she's coming from. That's where
where she's coming from. Her predictions have been accurate, so
we got to respect her when she's accurate. Oh, let's

(25:01):
see the last thing I'm going to talk about. There's
two things I'm going to talk about before I get
into actually reading the indictment and then also finishing up
with the Beil denials. So, in terms of everything that's

(25:25):
happened in the didty, I, in addition to not not
only just like not doing right by women, but like
the outright disrespect and abuse and the possible murder of
a woman being involved here, I also need to talk

(25:46):
about the protection that monogamy provides, and so and not
even just like monogamy, but through marriage. And I know
that marriages have they have challenges, people end up going
child support, there's domestic abuse that happens in marriage, but
there's a lot of upsides that marriage can protect against.

(26:10):
So some of the things that marriage can protect against
Venario diseases, people being born out of wet lot. And
I'm not saying that out of judging anyone, like, oh,
you had a child out of wet lot. It's more
about the prevention or at least the attempt of preventing
having broken homes, because there's a lot of homes where

(26:31):
you got girls growing up without dads, boys growing up
without dads, or vice versa, and it just does a
lot of harm to the psyche of the child, et
cetera to have to grow up in a lot of
broken home situations. Now, things happen and people split up,
et cetera. But if you are working things out through marriage,

(26:53):
even if you split up, hopefully there would be some
sort of love situation there where the parents could co
parent and work things out, et cetera. So it's just
like an institution that provides something something better than the
freak offs that Diddy was participating in that led to

(27:17):
all of this. Also, I think that we have to
take into accountability that the videos with this like this
ended up turning into something that was weird because we
have not only the freak offs, there's videos of these

(27:39):
freak off sessions. And then a thousand bottles of baby
oil being involved is just wild because like you could
go to Walmart right now and they won't have a
thousand Like I don't even know if like Johnson and
Johnson has a thousand bottles of baby oil on hand
all the time. Maybe they do, but that might be

(28:00):
the only place where you would be able to find
a thousand bottles of baby Like that's just weird. And
so also that level of promiscuity can bring down, you know,
spiritual attachments on you can end up getting demons. And
he's doing this stuff with drugs too, Like, so there's

(28:23):
drugs being and I'm not saying like just smoking weeds,
but it's which is still a portal, or just drinking alcohol,
which is still a portal, but there's hard drugs involved
in this, all kinds of like special cocaines and you know,
e pills, et cetera. And then you're flying people in
and engaging and in these in these freak offs, and

(28:47):
the prosecution basically alleged alleged that Diddy was, even after
knowing the investigation was going on, was still engaging in
freak offs and flying people in, which is not illegal,
but that still presents a clear issue of immorality.

Speaker 2 (29:05):
And I feel like.

Speaker 1 (29:08):
That all of that sexuality is going to be something
that's used against them. And then also I just I
do feel that it creates basically all of these perversions
that you that we're gonna probably hear more about. We're
probably gonna hear more about. Black men in positions of

(29:30):
power are held to a higher moral standard by both
God and society. I feel like, yes, there are people
of other races that may do stuff like this, like
in those Arab countries and et cetera, and they may
appear to get away with it at least in terms

(29:51):
of the legal system. But I feel like as black people,
we have to have a higher moral standard for ourselves,
and I feel like God has a higher moral standard
for us. And I believe in this situation in terms
of how this is playing out here, is that basically
God is just using the legal system to teach a

(30:14):
lesson here in a sense or nature or whatever you
want to call it, it's using the legal system to
teach a lesson here. And the stuff that Diddy is
accused of and these legal documents is really nothing compared
to all of the stuff that he's being accused of
in terms of his involvement in Pok's death, BIG's death,
Kem Porter's death, and all of the other instances which

(30:36):
are not in this legal document. The legal document is
very light compared to everything that we've heard. So we
have to take into consideration that this man was living
like a wild animal with the freak off sessions the drugs,
and that he's providing these drugs, the drugs and liquor

(30:59):
to others, opening up their lives to now having them
be addicted to drugs or looking for this kind of stuff,
and you could get people strung out and then they
have to, you know, rely on you for their hit,
et cetera. So the last thing that I want to
talk about and what I really believe set this all off.

(31:22):
And I didn't get an article to go into this
more in depth, but you guys can look into it
yourselves as well.

Speaker 2 (31:32):
So did.

Speaker 1 (31:33):
He had a lawsuit with a company called Diego, and
basically this company was the company that was the real
owner of Sarak And it came out that Diddy didn't
even own Sarah but basically he was a brand ambassador
for Sarah, but he really he really sold it to

(31:55):
the black community as if he owned it. And so
then you got to think think about that as well
in terms of what is the spiritual comma, what is
the consequences.

Speaker 2 (32:07):
Of even selling your people all of this liquor?

Speaker 1 (32:12):
Like why would you want to endorse have a liquor
company that not only you endorsing it, but you're trying
to sell it like it's yours, Like I need to
be drinking Sarac because I'm black like it. That's kind
of where it was. That's kind of how it was
marketed to me. That was always my perception is that
it was his. It was only after this Diego lawsuit

(32:35):
and all of this stuff came out that people found
out and I think he finally admitted that it wasn't his.
But basically, he had the black community riding on the
line for a long time that this company was his.
So Diddy's lawsuit with Diego, the company partnered with for
his sarac and Delion brands, another key issue. He sued

(32:55):
them for racial discrimination, claiming they failed to properly promote
him his brands. And basically he was saying that they
treated him like they treated his brands like they were
black brands quote unquote, and that they only that should
only be marketed to the all urban consumers. So he
wanted his brands to be promoted in a different way,

(33:18):
et cetera, where he felt like they were promoting it
as just black brands, and he was trying to get
it to be like a high stakes vocal or whatever.

Speaker 2 (33:29):
And basically.

Speaker 1 (33:33):
He was I guess he was saying if he was
someone like Martha Stewart, his brands would be more widespread.

Speaker 2 (33:39):
But after he brought this case out.

Speaker 1 (33:41):
Against them, which they settled the case in January, right
after the Cassie thing. But after he came against Diego
and they owned Delhiana. I think they owned the Rock
now completely and Diddy is all of their business. But
after he came against this Diego company, that's when all
of the hell broke leaves for him, you know, that's

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when all of the hell broke leaeds for him. He
had one opportunity that maybe with the Cassie thing, he
could have paid her off or whatever the case is,
gave her the thirty million or whatever. But it seems
to me that his trouble started he pissed somebody off
with this Diego brand. And let me look and see

(34:24):
if I can find out how just like how powerful
this brand, because I know that they own more than
just the liquor. I think they own like KFC's et cetera.
Let me check this out real quick, all right, looking here,

(35:02):
So this is a multinational company. They had a merger
with Guinness. It's valued at ninety six billion dollars. So
you know that the players in this are big players.
Diego owns Johnny Walker, smirnov Bally's, Tango Ray, Guinness, Crown Royal.

(35:26):
The company has significant stakes in the tequila industry. They
acquired Don Julio and Cosamikos. Everybody's drinking those drinks right now. Additionally,
they have partnered with Sean Combs to promote Sarack Vodka
and jointly acquired del Leon to Killer. However, this partnership
ended in twenty twenty four due to legal disputes between

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Diego and Diddy. The company has broad international presence with
major acquisitions in China, Brazil, India.

Speaker 2 (35:55):
But I think they also own like KFC.

Speaker 1 (36:00):
See, I think they own restaurants too.

Speaker 2 (36:05):
But I mean, this is like big billions, big billions,
big business.

Speaker 1 (36:14):
So I wasn't able to find they have some bars,
some clubs and restaurants worldwide. But okay, I wasn't able
to get down to the restaurant business. But you could
just tell, like, these weren't no small players.

Speaker 2 (36:29):
These are big people.

Speaker 1 (36:34):
Let's see something, check one more thing. So they've had
several billionaires been connected with Diego, several billionaires through collaborations,

(36:57):
partnerships or whatever. Did he He's definitely not a billionaire there now,
but they had several real billionaires like George Clooney. He
became a billionaire when they required when they acquired rather Casamigo's,
which has become like a real poplar tequila, Don Julio.

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It has become a real popular tequiler. So that that's
pretty much my rant for today. I'm going to get
into these two articles, well one article and then also
into the case against Diddy. So I'm actually going to
go first with him being denied bail, So this article

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is from the people, says Diddy. Denied bail again, sent
back to jail, his lawyers described as a horrific await
for trial Sean Diddy. Combs was denied bail again on Wednesday,
septem number eighteenth, a day after a federal judge in
Manhattan remanded him to wait trial at a jail in Brooklyn.

(38:06):
Brooklyn and the House shout out to Biggie Smalls. The
rapper was initially denied bail during his arraignment in Manhattan's
federal court on Tuesday, September seventeenth, and romanded to jail.
A different judge denied his request for bail on Wednesday.
Comb's legal team promptly appealed the judge's decision to deni
bail and returned to court the following afternoon, and a

(38:29):
September seventeenth letter to the judge combs lawyers described the
conditions in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn as horrific
and not fit for pre trial detention. His defense proposed
in court Wednesday that Carter lived at They put Carter,
that's crazy. They put Carter here? Is that like something

(38:54):
saying that jay Z is next, because that should say
Comb's they put Carter here in this thing. I might
have to clip this article and save it as it is.

Speaker 2 (39:03):
They say.

Speaker 1 (39:04):
Carter live at home in Florida with a twenty four
to seven security team that would monitor a pre approved
guest list. He offered to give up any access to
his cell phone or Internet and, in the words of
his lawyer Mark and Nephilio, do nothing but prepare for trial.

(39:24):
But Judge Andrew al Carter said that there's no condition
or combination of conditions to ensure he will not obstruct
justice or tamper with witnesses. So this became kind of
a thing here because they were saying that he was
reaching out to all of these witnesses and that basically
he had made contact with He was alleged to have

(39:46):
called somebody like fifty times, and then another person he
was supposed to not had called them one hundred and
something times, but had over one hundred something layers of
communication with them. But Judge Andrew al Carter said they
there's no conditional combination of conditions to ensure that he
will not obstruct justice or tampa with witnesses. Combs, dressed

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in the same black shirt and gray stripes weatpants he
wore during his first bail hearing on Tuesday, dipped his
head looking down at the defense table when he heard
the judge's decision. In a fourteen page indictment unsealed in
the Southern District of New York Tuesday, Combs was charged

(40:28):
with one count of each racketeering, conspiracy, sex trafficking by force,
fraud or coercion, and transportation to engage in prostitution. Calling
Combs a quote serial abuser, Assistant District Attorney Emily A.
Johnson said in court Tuesday that the rapper had demonstrated
a quote pattern of abuse and for years had been

(40:50):
quote undeterred by law enforcement.

Speaker 2 (40:53):
Quote.

Speaker 1 (40:54):
He is an extreme danger to the community, she added.
Prosecutors alleged in the indictment obtained by People that Combs
allegedly coill urse women to participate in quote unquote freak offs,
described in the indictment as highly orchestrated performances which prosecutors

(41:15):
claimed he arranged, directed, masturbated during, and oftenly electronically recorded.
Those secret recordings were then allegedly used as collateral to
ensure the continued obedience and silence of victims threatening their
careers and livelihood, including if they persisted in participating in freakofs,

(41:39):
if they resisted rather participating in freak offs. The indictment
alleges that women were often times injured during the freak offs.
It alleges that Comb's hit kicked and threw objects, and
dragged victims, at times by their hair, causing injuries that
took days or weeks to heal. Johnson told the judge

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Tuesday that the alleged freakofs were core to the case,
claiming that the singer has the propensity to become violent
at the slightest provocation. She said prosecutors had spoken with
more than fifty witnesses, many of whom had witnessed the

(42:22):
alleged violence, and the law enforcement had gathered more than
ninety cell phones, laptops, and our cloud accounts, along with
additional thumb drops and other technological devices which supported the
charges and the indictments. During the March raid of his
home in Florida and California, law enforcement allegedly recovered three

(42:44):
AR fifteens disassembled with the serial numbers filed off. Johnson
said during Tuesday and the indictment. Prosecutors further alleged that
they found more than one thousand bottles of baby oil
in lubricant which is fucked crazy, which they say was
typically used in the freak offs. In court Tuesday, Johnson

(43:10):
likened the rapper's case to that of R and B
artist R Kelly, as well as the financier Jeffrey Epstein
and the cult leader Keith nar should throw a large
Muhammadan here too. This kind of reminds me of him
as well. That's another story. Agnifilio, who previously represented Rnier

(43:32):
at his twenty nineteen federal try on Brooklyn, called Colmb's
case night and day, telling the judges that unlike the
other three men, Colmbs is not accused of sexually abusing Minus.
He further argued that the sexual interactions had been between
consisting adults and that the singer should not be shamed
for his desires. It is is it sex trafficking, Magnificio

(43:57):
acts Tuesday, not of everyone wants to be there. We
are not all better off in the federal government comes
into our bedrooms, he added, then acknowledging the singer sitting
in court nearby, with two US Marshalls standing at attention
behind him. He continued, they are coming into this man's
bedroom and making judgment. On Tuesday, agne Fillo proposed a

(44:22):
fifty million dollar bond secured by the rappers forty eight
million dollar resident residents, the mortgage of which his lawyers
said he paid off in anticipation of the indictment Magistrate
Judge are and then the other two million dollars. I
guess it's coming from his mom's house, his mom who
he slapped, which is crazy. Magistraate Judge Robin F. Tarnovsky,

(44:47):
who initially denied the rapper's bill on Tuesday, noted his
alleged substance abuse and what seems like anger issues, telling
Colmbs that she was sending him to jail. Know that
you can trust yourself not to harm people, she said,
and look, the judge that initially denied him bail was

(45:10):
a woman. Then this man has been making all kinds
of preparations to in search of bail, turning in passports,
cooperating everywhere, et cetera. But it's a no. Now some

(45:33):
of this guys, I'm gonna say this, and then I'm
gonna say it real quick, and then I'm gonna get
into the next part. Some of this all kind of
seems like a show. Like looking at Diddy sometimes you
just wonder like is this the same person? Like what
is going on here? Is this some sort of show
that's being put before us? You know, like is this

(45:54):
the same person from the nineties or whatever the case is.
You just never know what kind of trickery is going on.
But assuming that it is, this is where we are,
and there's there's hellipey, there's hella pay. Women have been violated.

(46:15):
Men have been violated in a lot of these cases.
We haven't even beginning to talk about the men. Even
the guy who talked about him slapping his mom, Kirk Barrows,
was in some ways violated by Diddy, even after going
out his way lying for Diddy, to help Diddy, et cetera.
All Right, so I'm going to move on to the indictment,

(46:36):
which I really don't feel like reading. It's a fourteen
page indictment, but we'll go ahead and get through it
best I can, and then we'll go ahead and close
it off. So for decades, Seawan Comb's aka Puff Diddy,
this is count one. I'm sorry the grand jury charges
Count one overview for decades Sean Comb's aka Puff Daddy,

(47:00):
Akap didty aka didty akapd aka Love. The defendant abused, threatened,
and coerced women and others around him to fulfill his
sexual desires, protect his reputation, and conceal his conduct. To
do so, Combes relied on his employees, resources, and the
influence of the multifaceted business empire that he led and controlled,

(47:25):
creating a criminal enterprise whose members and associates engaged in
and attempted to engage in, among other crimes, sex trafficking,
forced labor, kidnapping, arson, robbery, and obstruction and obstruction of justice.
Two Sean Combs aka all those other names. The defendant

(47:46):
operated his business and headquartered at various times in Manhattan
and Los Angeles under a variety of United States based
corporate entities, including bad Boy Entity, Combed I mean bad
Boy Entity, Payment, Combs Enterprises, Combs Global. Corporate entities in
the Combs business included, among other things, record labels, a

(48:11):
recording studio, and apparel line Give Me Just a Second Year,
I Gotta move Somewhere, an apparel line, alcohol experience business,
a marketing agency, a television network, and a media company
at all times relevant in this indictment, Sean Combs were

(48:32):
defendant engaged in and persistent in a persistent and pervasive
pattern of abuse towards women and other individuals. This abuse
was at times verbal, emotional, physical, and sexual. As a
part of his patterns of abuse, Comes manipulated women to
participate in highly orchestrated performances of sexual activity with the

(48:55):
male commercial sex workers. At times, Combs and others acting
at his direct at his direction, made arrangements for women
and commercial sex workers to fly to Comb's location. Colmbs
ensured participation from the women, among other things, obtaining and
distributing narcotics to them, controlling their careers, leveraging his financial support,

(49:18):
and threatening to cut off the seine, and using intimidation
and violence. For physical abuse, the defendant was recurrent and
widely known. On numerous occasions, from at least in or
about two thousand and nine and continuing for years, Combs
assaulted women by, among other things, striking, punching, dragging, throwing

(49:42):
objects at and kicking them. These assaults were at times
witnessed by others and included one instance at a Los
Angeles Hotel in or about March twenty sixteen, which was
captured on on video and later publicly reported. And if

(50:03):
I'm not mistaken, it was March when that video I
believe may have been released, So that was like March
eight years later where Combs kicked dragging, threw a vase
at a woman as she was attempting to leave. When
a member of the hotel security staff intervene, Colmbs attempted
to rob the staff member to ensure silence. Colmbs's violence

(50:27):
was also not limited to these women. It extended to
his employees, witnesses to his abuse.

Speaker 2 (50:34):
And others.

Speaker 1 (50:35):
Sean Combs, the defendant, used the Coombs business, including certain employees,
to carry out, facilitate, and cover up his abuse and
commercial sex. Those employees, including security staff, household staff, personal assistance,
and high breaking cheep advisors and other close associates, acted

(50:56):
as Colmb's intermediaries and their condom was facilitated and assisted
by Calms's control of the Comb's business from at least
in or about two thousand and eight, on or about
the date of the filing of this indictment. Diddy, the defendant,
and others known and unknown were members and associates of

(51:17):
criminal of a criminal organization. The Colm's Enterprise or the enterprise.
Members of the members and associates of the Combs Enterprise
engaged in and attempted to engage in, among other activities, sex, trafficking,
forced labor, interstate transportation for the purposes of prostitution, coercion

(51:38):
and enticement to engage in prostitution, narcotics offenses, kidnapping, arson, robbery,
and obstruction of justice. Comb's Enterprises, including its leadership and
its members and its associates, constituted an enterprise as defined
by Title eighteen United States Code Section that is, a

(51:59):
group of in individuals associated in fact, although not a
legal entity. The Coombs Enterprise consistent of Sean Combs and
then it named some other entities bad Boy Entertainment Colmb's Enterprises.
Individuals employed by associated with Coolm's Enterprises. Colmb's Enterprise constituted

(52:19):
an ongoing organization whose members functioned as a continuing unit
for a common purposes of achieving the objectives of the
Comb's Enterprise. The Coombs Enterprise was engaged in Its activities
affected interstate foreign commerce commerce. The Comb's Enterprise operated in

(52:39):
the Southern District of New York and elsewhere at all
times relevant to the indictment. Sean Combs, the defendant, was
the leader of Colmbs's enterprise. Shawn Comes, the defendant, and
others known and unknown, participated in unlawful and other activities
related to the conduct of the kom's enterprise affairs. These

(53:00):
individuals included certain Combs business employees, such as members of Comes,
security staff, household staff, personal assistance, high ranking supervisors, as
well as other associates of Comes. The purpose of the
Combs enterprise included the following operating a global business in

(53:22):
the media, entertainment and lifestyle industry, including, among other things,
record labels, a recording studio, and a parallel line and
alcoholic spirits abuse. I said spirits abuse, alcoholic spirits business,
a marketing agency, and a television network media company. Preserving
the other purpose B Preserving the promoting and enhancing the

(53:46):
power reputation of the defendant.

Speaker 2 (53:51):
All right, so.

Speaker 1 (53:52):
See enriching members and associates of the enterprise, including its
leader Comes, and particular in particular who demonstrated loyalty to
Combs and willingness to conceal his crimes. D. Preserving protecting
promoting and enhancing the power of Comb's Enterprise, including the
power of its leader Combs, through violence, use of firearms,

(54:15):
threats of violence, coercion, and verbal, emotional, physical, and sexual abuse.
E Fulfilling the personal desires of Combs, particularly those related
to Comb's sexual gratification, including through the exploitation of women
and the use of commercial sex workers. F Enabling Combs

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and other members and associates of Combs Enterprise to engage
in unlawful acts of violence, including sexual abuse, sex trafficking,
forced labor, interstate transportation for the purpose for the purposes
of prostitution, coercion, and the enticement to engage in prostitution, narcotics, distribution,
and other crimes, and concealing the commission of such acts.

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G Securing absolute loyalty from members of the Combs Enterprise,
including through acts of violence and threats. H Protecting Comb's
Enterprise and its members and associates, including Combs, from the
detection and prosecution by law enforcement authorities through acts of intimidation, manipulation, bribbery,

(55:23):
and threats of retaliation against individuals who witness the crimes
committed by members, associate members, and associates of the enterprise,
means and methods of the enterprise twelve among the means
and methods of the Shawn Colms Enterprise. And I might
have to cut this soft guy's or summarize it because

(55:43):
we going into a lot of stuff here. Let me
identify some key points because I don't want to get
this to get too born. So Combs among other members
and associates, basically they're saying that they were arranging these
freak gods, they were transporting people. Sometimes the freak offs
lasted multiple days and often involved multiple commercial sex workers.

(56:07):
During freakofs, Combs distributed a variety of controlled substance two
VIC controlled substances two victims, in part to keep victims
obedient and compliant. Sometimes, unbeknownst to the victims, Combs kept
videos he filmed of the victims engaging in sex acts
with commercial commercial sex workers. After freak offs, Combs and

(56:31):
the victims typically received IV fluids to recover from the
physical excerpt from the physical exertion and drug use. So imagine,
imagine you're just having so much wild orgy sex that
after and taking all of these drugs that afterwards, Like
all right, let's do our ivs now we're gonna get

(56:53):
some ivs to rehydrate and to get going from all
of this drug abuse and wild sex. Man, this is crazy.
Members and associates of the Combs enterprise, including high rank
and supervisor security staff Vazibazi Blah. Combs subjected victims to physical,
emotional verbal abuse to engage in freak Alls, so Combs

(57:20):
maintained control over his victims, among things, physical violence, promises
of career opportunities, gratting and threatening to withhold financial support,
and other course of means including tracking their whereabouts, dictating
the victim's appearance, monitoring their medical records, controlling their housing,
and supplying them with controlled substances. During and it says,

(57:44):
during and separate from freak Alls, Combs, among other things,
hit kicked and through objects, and drag victims, at times
by their hair. These assaults often resulted in injuries. Okay,
we talked about that earlier. When employees were this abuse
Combs with threatening them. Combs, let's see racketeering p Diddy,

(58:11):
multiple offenses, narcotes controlled substances from about two thousand and nine.
Bazi Basi Blah, and then they're talking about him transporting
people for the purposes of sex, find people out, all right,

(58:42):
So that's pretty much gonna be it on that. The
only other thing that I can see I can read
that may be useful is let's see how much time
he's facing for each of these counts, and then we're
gonna wrap it up.

Speaker 2 (59:01):
Pause, all right, just a second.

Speaker 1 (59:39):
Alright, so the source one, this one looks like it's
gonna be ruders.

Speaker 2 (59:47):
Let's see, let's go with another one, celebrity news. We'll
go with news week.

Speaker 1 (59:57):
Here's how much time did he can be facing for
each count? All in all, let's see Sean Ditty Comes,
who was arrested and indicted facing serious charges September seventeen.
The fifty four year old rapper pleted not guilty to

(01:00:17):
three charges against him, so he was charged with one
count of racketeering, which carries a maximum sentence of life
in prison, one count of sect trafficking by force frautle coercion,

(01:00:39):
which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison and
a mandatory minimum sentence of fifteen years in prison, and
transportation for the purposes of prostitution, which carries a maximum sentence.

Speaker 2 (01:00:54):
Of ten years in prison.

Speaker 1 (01:00:56):
So even if he got ten years it still would
be looking at coming home at sixty four, fifteen years
even older than that, so he would almost be seventy
when he got out.

Speaker 2 (01:01:10):
I think he's gonna take some I could see some type.

Speaker 1 (01:01:13):
Of plead being taken here where they might take off
one of the racketeering charges and he might plead to
the coercion or he might plead to one of the
one of the other ones and take ten and do
about eight and a half, because that's what you gotta

(01:01:33):
do eighty five percent of your time. So yeah, he'll
do eight and a half, So his time probably would
start now. So with eight and a half, what we're
looking at what thirty two twenty thirty two something like that,
So a little bit over twenty thirty two. So that's

(01:01:55):
what we're looking at here. So I will probably up
on this case again. I really want to do a
whole podcast to be for real with y'all analyzing the
similar the similarities between Elijah Muhammad and Diddy. I really
want to do a podcast just analyzing there's a lot

(01:02:17):
of similarities between these two characters, more than you would think,
more than you would think. It's just that Elijah Muhammett
was really clicked in and he avoided this type of
thing happening because he stayed in good with.

Speaker 2 (01:02:37):
The powers that be.

Speaker 1 (01:02:38):
So for instance, the guy in the oil who they
say is the one that hit Kennedy off.

Speaker 2 (01:02:44):
I can't think of his name right now.

Speaker 1 (01:02:45):
There's a white guy that was really big in an
oil company, but he he basically kept Elijah and checked.
I talked about it in my song. I cannot remember
this guy's name right now, but you can look at
it up. There's a big player in the Texas oil industry.
Remember JFK got hit in Texas, and basically once JFK

(01:03:08):
got hit, Elijah got shook. Like Malcolm said, he never
seen a man as afraid as Elijah was. After JFK
got hit, he was shook down. And he might have
known that it came from what is that guy's name?

(01:03:28):
Let me find his name, Oh boy, hl Hunt, that's
his name. Hl Hunt. Big player, big player during that time, Elijah,

(01:03:53):
he was tapped in, He was masonically tapped in. He
was tapped in all around. He talked a good black game,
but he really wasn't about that life. And he got
called the task when Malcolm was trying to make them
about that life, and the logic was like, no, I'm
about this money, I'm not about the revolution, I'm not

(01:04:16):
about black people.

Speaker 2 (01:04:18):
I'm about my own interest.

Speaker 1 (01:04:20):
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I really really appreciate it. I don't know when I'll
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