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0:00Hello, welcome to ZPR, Zano Project
0:03Rethink, and I'm Frank Zano. Here in the
0:05studio today to make a short a short
0:08monologue
0:10uh on something that I want to share
0:11with you because [music] I know some of
0:13you you give me the best feedback, and
0:16uh I like it. So,
0:18if I'm out of place, if I'm out of line,
0:20just call me out. But, this video came
0:22across my feed, and I couldn't wait to
0:24share with you because I
0:26try to look at things objectively, okay?
0:30This is quite not quite funny at all.
0:32But, please take a listen to this uh and
0:34I'm going to play a short part of it.
0:36But, listen carefully.
0:38Black people have nine segments, which
0:41is the highest gene segment. The second
0:44race
0:45I won't mention their color. They don't
0:46look like us.
0:47>> [sighs]
0:48>> Their gene segment is six. Mhm. And then
0:51five.
0:52Wow. Blacks have the highest [music]
0:56gene segment. Clearly more intelligent.
0:59>> Yeah. I can't help it. It is the facts.
1:02Just like they denied for far too long
1:04that life began in Africa. They wanted
1:07to make sure
1:09we got to prove that black people are
1:11inferior.
1:12And they went high and low, looked
1:15everywhere, turned every rock they could
1:17turn, and they still come back to the
1:20same place. Life
1:22as we know it
1:23>> Yeah. began in Africa.
1:25Plain and simple. Plain and simple.
1:27>> They're the same ones who came up with
1:28the gene segment issue.
1:31But, what they do is they don't want to
1:33bring it all out and make sure it's in
1:35our history books. But, whose fault is
1:37that? We're still using the old colonial
1:39textbooks that intentionally [music]
1:41>> Yeah. eliminated facts that would have
1:45brought us up more empowered and proud
1:49>> Yeah. as Africans.
1:51They put in there anything to demoralize
1:54us.
1:56Now,
1:58this
2:00is a very educated person. Uh very
2:03educated in quotes. Classroom education,
2:05yes.
2:07Dr. Arikana Chihombori
2:10moved out of Zimbabwe to the United
2:12States of America. She was stationed
2:15herself in Nashville, Tennessee.
2:18Where she went to school.
2:20The white man's educational system to
2:23gain a bachelor's in chemical
2:26uh uh a degree in chemical engineering
2:28and
2:30of course went on to medicine.
2:34A doctor.
2:37In around 2018-2019,
2:39the AU, the African Union, made her a
2:42permanent representative to the United
2:44States.
2:45Hm.
2:46She took the white man's education
2:49in America, not in Zimbabwe.
2:53To come up to that level. A diplomat.
2:57But she became the Jasmine Crockett
2:59of the AU.
3:02Who never think before she speaks. So
3:03they kick her out. By the AU.
3:06She blamed that it was the West that
3:08influenced the AU to kick her out. And
3:10she's gone insane like Don Lemon.
3:14Like Joy Reid since then. Now you've
3:16heard what she just said.
3:19This is what is so funny that we don't
3:21know
3:23what to tell our kids.
3:26So that when they are outside among
3:29people and people are talking about the
3:31accomplishment of their
3:33forefathers, their ancestors, or their
3:36country, even contemporary.
3:38When young people are talking about the
3:40accomplishment of their country, of
3:41their parents.
3:43Meaning accomplishment meaning
3:44innovations by the hand of their people.
3:47Things that their people have done,
3:49created, innovated, built, established.
3:54We are the only ones who fail
3:57to have such conversations with our
3:59young ones, our children.
4:01So, they have something to equip, they
4:03understand.
4:04Or maybe we cannot have that
4:05conversation because we have nothing to
4:07tell them.
4:09You remember the video I did, which I
4:11simply asked a question. I did not
4:13insinuate or at all imply that our
4:17ancestors didn't build anything or don't
4:18have anything or are stupid or don't.
4:20No, I didn't. I asked a simple question
4:22to three young Gen Zs.
4:26Take people from other countries and ask
4:28them to tell you what makes them proud
4:30to come from where they come from. And I
4:32bet you if they are Japanese, Chinese,
4:34Germans, Asians, Caucasians,
4:37Middle Eastern people, they will have
4:39something to say.
4:40And I asked them,
4:43"If you were the only black person from
4:45Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Mali, and
4:48you were in the room, what would you
4:49say?"
4:51And that video went viral.
4:54And people started mentioning exactly
4:57what this doctor, a well-educated woman
4:59in this country, is saying.
5:02Things that we did not create. Natural
5:05resources, some people said.
5:07According to Dr. Arikana,
5:11black people
5:14our gene
5:17She said what? Number six or something.
5:19And that we are far intelligent.
5:22The genes we didn't create
5:25is what is left for a doctor,
5:29a representative to the United States,
5:32to claim to be our pride, something we
5:34didn't create. Oh, you thought she would
5:36stop with the gene? No.
5:39The birthplace of mankind is Africa is
5:42another thing that we need, the world
5:44needs to acknowledge it and keep it in
5:46textbooks.
5:48As if we
5:49designed and created and built
5:52the Garden of Eden.
5:54Do you see? I really want you to take
5:57this seriously.
5:58Black people have nothing they can tell
6:01the world they have done.
6:03Every time you ask, they only go to
6:06things that they did not create.
6:10Genes and the place where humankind came
6:13from.
6:14You ask, "Which African tribe, which
6:16African country, which African people or
6:18which black people created that place?
6:20And how did they create it?"
6:24This is what we are left with, and the
6:26world is laughing at us.
6:28That a whole medical doctor
6:32would claim two things that we did not
6:34create.
6:35And guess what she said,
6:38"That if the white [clears throat]
6:39people acknowledge it and kept it in the
6:42history books,
6:43their they the white people's history
6:46books, not African people's history
6:49books.
6:50No one has stopped the African from
6:51writing his own history books.
6:54Because nobody stopped Wole Soyinka from
6:57writing village stories as a literature
7:00to the point he got a Nobel Prize for
7:02it.
7:03Nobody stopped Chinua Achebe, Things
7:05Fall Apart, from writing those brilliant
7:08books.
7:09Nobody stops Ngugi wa Thiong'o of Kenya
7:13from writing Weep Not
7:15Weep Not My Child or Weep Not Yes, The
7:18River Runs Through, The Stream Runs
7:19Through. Nobody stopped Chimamanda
7:21Adichie from writing Half of the Yellow
7:23Sun.
7:25So, how come we have not written our own
7:28history books to include in it the
7:31tribe, the nation, and the project
7:33managers who led to the creation of the
7:36Garden of Eden? Why haven't we written
7:38that?
7:39Two,
7:40why must the white person acknowledge it
7:44for you to be empowered according to
7:45her? That if only they have kept that in
7:48the white men's history books and
7:50acknowledge it that we black people, we
7:53are the most highest intelligent people
7:55because we have number six or eight
7:57gene.
7:59And also that all mankind came from
8:02Africa. That according to her would
8:04empower us.
8:06But because others refuse to acknowledge
8:08it, like when people refuse to
8:09acknowledge the existence, the mere
8:12existence of Jewish people.
8:14Did that turn the Jewish state into a
8:16third world country like Zimbabwe where
8:18one man can rule for 40 years?
8:22Where you run away out of that country
8:24to come to United States to study, but
8:26you are saying your people have the
8:27highest intelligence. Then how come you
8:29have not been able to create
8:32the best centers of learning,
8:33universities, schools on your continent
8:36so all African kids can go there.
8:39Oh, I forgot. She did say
8:41that the education the Europeans imposed
8:43upon us
8:45was a very poor one.
8:48That it wasn't good.
8:51Now I see.
8:52That is the only place she was right.
8:56Because we see what
8:58some of that education has produced.
9:00Herself
9:01and the other person interviewing her
9:04who was nodding in agreeing in
9:06confusion, you can tell.
9:10Two Africans
9:12sitting in a couch with a microphone and
9:14a camera.
9:17Children are watching.
9:20And the only thing
9:23old glory, the only thing we hold fame
9:25to
9:26are the two things we did not create.
9:30Anytime
9:33you meet kids from other countries
9:35Malaysia is saying
9:38by the year 2035
9:42every Malaysian, five Malaysian, every
9:45five out of the Malaysian population you
9:47meet
9:48three must have a PhD, one should have a
9:51master's, and one
9:53a bachelor's degree.
9:55A massive project
9:58for mass literacy.
10:01If a Ghanaian was there, he would say,
10:03"My people built the pyramids."
10:06Malaysia is talking about 2035.
10:08The Ghanaian who was there would say,
10:10"My people built the pyramids 4,000
10:12years ago."
10:13As we speak
10:15same with Singapore.
10:18Everything is going to go
10:21green by the year 2035.
10:27If there was a Nigerian in that room, he
10:29would say
10:30"And the blacks were Moors who conquered
10:32Spain
10:34thousands of years ago."
10:36Singapore is aiming for 2035.
10:40You speak to some countries like
10:42Denmark. Poland is saying by the year
10:442040
10:46they will make sure
10:48that they've turned everything in Poland
10:49into green, solar.
10:52To advance education, agriculture,
10:55transportation, they will clean their
10:58air.
11:01If there was a Zimbabwean like her in
11:02the room, she would say
11:05"Africa
11:07is the birthplace of mankind."
11:09When other countries are talking about
11:11what they are going to achieve tomorrow,
11:13we are talking about what we did
11:14yesterday.
11:16And always it is not something we built.
11:20You talk to African Americans here, what
11:22have you done? Well, we have the best
11:24melanin in our skin. That's why we are
11:27darker.
11:32That is what has become
11:36that a whole medical doctor, a doctor
11:39has nothing to talk about as the
11:40achievement of her people
11:43except two things that are also in
11:45dispute and debate.
11:47What is this gene eight that makes us
11:49intelligent? Now, I say something. I
11:52would rather choose to be unintelligent
11:56if gene eight produces Zimbabwe and
11:59Africa, I'd rather be unintelligent.
12:04And if the European education system
12:06produces some people like her
12:10then the European countries would have
12:12collapsed
12:13because all they would have been dishing
12:15out
12:16are people with half brains like her.
12:19But prove, you can look at the European
12:21countries that created the very
12:23education that gave her
12:25the title she holds today, the very
12:28livelihood she has lived to become a
12:30diplomat all from the Western
12:32educational system. Not one single book
12:34she read was from Zimbabwe unless of
12:37course it's about the biography of
12:39Robert Mugabe who ruled the country for
12:4138 or 40 years.
12:44I am ashamed sometimes I'm ashamed just
12:47listening to black people who look like
12:49me talk.
12:50Seriously.
12:52They should disturb you. You see her
12:53body language and the funny face? She is
12:57not happy because she lived in the West
13:00to go to school.
13:03And every day she struggled with only
13:04one thing.
13:07She wished it didn't have to come here.
13:09Because the more she sees these
13:11Europeans and the Westerners the more
13:13she thinks and feels that she's
13:15inferior.
13:16So she has to find something.
13:20Genes and the place
13:23of human evolution.
13:25That this is what the Europeans took out
13:27of our textbooks and that is why we are
13:29disempowered.
13:31Everything
13:33the European must acknowledge it for the
13:35black man to be able to be happy.
13:38Sick.
13:41Sick, really sick.
13:43Now, as we speak, I'm sure she has
13:45children.
13:46Oh, Google it and check where they are
13:47studying. Some private school, not in
13:49Zimbabwe.
13:51Studying the same European Western
13:53education that is condemning.
13:56What a waste of money.
13:59What a waste.
14:02Of money.
14:04European education? So, fine. You knew
14:06very well, you're brilliant,
14:08that you have the eighth gene and you
14:11have what? The place
14:13of mankind is Africa.
14:16But you left Zimbabwe.
14:18Just like me.
14:20We're all running away
14:22to find home
14:24some place else.
14:26Oh, and then when they decided to make
14:27you
14:30the permanent representative of AU to
14:32the United States and European country,
14:35why did you accept it?
14:38Why did you not say they have an
14:40inferior brain and therefore they have
14:43an inferior society? I would rather stay
14:45in my continent and work here.
14:48No, you were happy. That is what raised
14:52your status
14:54across Africa.
14:56Dr. Arikana?
14:59Yes, that's what did it.
15:01You've been going around spreading lies
15:03about the French.
15:05France forced the entire Francophonie
15:07countries to pay them 500 billion every
15:10year.
15:11You were in part of that.
15:14You're making the heads of state of
15:16every African country look stupid to the
15:18world and that's why the world think we
15:19are stupid.
15:23Because of the things you say.
15:25Time and again from independence
15:2812 countries, ECOWAS, which is French
15:30countries,
15:31they are now wise enough
15:34to go to the table and say, "No, no, no,
15:36this cannot happen."
15:38They've been paying 500 billion? Where
15:40do they even get the money from?
15:43From where?
15:45So, was it the very African head of
15:48states who paid the money? Were they the
15:50ones who wrote the newsletter? Where is
15:53the newsletter they wrote about how much
15:55they've been paying to the French
15:56government?
15:58Where is it? Or was it the French
16:00government
16:02that wrote the newsletter to say that
16:03yes, we've been
16:05collecting 500 billion dollars from
16:07these African countries
16:09for nothing.
16:10We just go to them and say, "Give me 500
16:12billion every year, all all of you
16:13combined." And they just obey us because
16:16African leaders are not
16:18intelligent, sensible.
16:20They don't know.
16:21But this is what you say about your own
16:23continent that has a gene A intelligent.
16:27They have the gene gene eight or
16:29whatever you said it was intelligence.
16:31However,
16:33they can't just match up to the French
16:34people.
16:36Year after year after year since 1960,
16:39when French countries began to gain
16:40independence, one by one, Eyadema, the
16:43Togolese president, Eyadema, ruled for
16:4638 long years. The French packed
16:49everything and they left because they
16:50couldn't take that nonsense anymore. Oh,
16:52then let's go to Congo. Mobutu Sese
16:54Seko, how long was he in power? Almost
16:5640 years. The French said, "No, this is
16:59not for us." They packed and left and
17:00went home.
17:01The only intelligent one
17:04was Houphouët-Boigny of Ivory Coast
17:07who knew, just like Kenya did.
17:10He understand or he understood the
17:12dynamics of colonization. He allowed the
17:14French, the the the Syrians, and the
17:16Indians to continue doing business in
17:19Ivory Coast. That is why until he died,
17:22Ivory Coast
17:25was the diamond of West Africa. You
17:27would never catch an Ivorian doing dirty
17:30jobs in Nigeria, in Ghana, in no way. If
17:34at all the women from the other
17:35countries go to Ivory Coast for
17:37prostitution.
17:40Because of what he did. When he died,
17:42some idiot decided therefore to
17:44nationalize everything. Since that day,
17:46Ivory Coast has not working out.
17:49So, Dr. Arikana, you don't know anything
17:50about the Francophonie of West Africa.
17:53You are also repeating just talking
17:55points you've heard from some podcast.
17:58Everything you said is not true. I can
17:59prove it to you.
18:01But anyway, this statement you made in
18:03this video which I have just played,
18:05that only if Let me repeat what she
18:07said, and if I'm wrong, please correct
18:09me. If the white people have allowed
18:13their history books, not our history
18:15books,
18:16their history books to contain two
18:18things, like blacks have the highest
18:21gene,
18:23and number two, that mankind came from
18:25Africa. That alone would have empowered
18:28our children, our men, our presidents
18:30>> [snorts]
18:31>> empowered.
18:33The reason our countries are poor, we
18:35can't cure curable diseases, we can't
18:37build clinics for our people, we have no
18:39good roads, we have crime everywhere,
18:41unemployment, violence against women,
18:44the least good blight, dirt, trash.
18:47It's simple, according to Dr. Arikana,
18:50the white man refused to keep in his
18:53books
18:55that the black man is not inferior, in
18:58fact, the black man is superior. If only
19:01the white people can say that, according
19:02to Dr. Arikana, we will be empowered,
19:05and today our countries will look like
19:06Denmark.
19:09Do you all know what they said about the
19:11Japanese in 1949. 45 all the way
19:16to the point that when Japanese
19:17manufacture anything, they hide the made
19:19in Japan. They hide it.
19:21Do you know what they said about Jews
19:22for more than 4,000 years in any country
19:25the Jews have lived in including the
19:26United States of America that Jews were
19:28inferior. Is that not true?
19:31Not only were they abused orally,
19:34physically, as they stopped them from
19:36being something. Do you not know where
19:38China was when Japan invaded China? What
19:41it turned the Chinese into?
19:43Korea
19:45worse than any African country has
19:47suffered in the hands of foreigners.
19:49South Korea
19:52Do they
19:53have to read about themselves in
19:54somebody's else's textbooks
19:56to be what they want to be?
19:58Every time a black man fails, which I
20:01don't believe is a failure, you are just
20:03what you are.
20:05What you have built is the best you can.
20:08Leave it for the next generation
20:09generation to come. Maybe they will
20:11change it. But for now, what we have
20:14built is only based on the abilities we
20:16have. Nothing is taking anywhere.
20:18Nothing is hiding anywhere.
20:22But what you're doing is killing the
20:23future
20:24of the young ones who are to come with
20:25this nonsense.
20:27They look around. They cannot innovate
20:29anything.
20:30They cannot build anything. They cannot
20:32invent anything all because of you.
20:36So, they are all singing the same songs
20:37right now.
20:41We have diamonds and gold.
20:44We have natural resources.
20:46We have oceans.
20:48We have mango trees.
20:50The first human being came from Africa.
20:52Oh, look at that Chinese black person
20:53there. You see that those were blacks
20:55who went to China. Everything is 2,000,
20:573,000 years ago.
21:00What is Zimbabwe's blueprint for 2035
21:03and onward?
21:07You don't have it.
21:08What is Nigerian's blueprint?
21:10The promise to the people 2035 2040.
21:16Children have not eaten since 3 days ago
21:18to even think about what would happen in
21:202035.
21:22When a large population of children,
21:24young, dynamic, vibrant, creative
21:26Nigerians, Ghanaians, Malians, Togolese,
21:28Beninese, Ivorians, Cameroon, Gabon,
21:30they are all flying out into boats to
21:33get to Europe.
21:36Of course, you have nothing to show
21:37them.
21:38But bones, genes, and a place where
21:40mankind was born. Something you have
21:42nothing to do with.
21:45And you are begging the white man to
21:46just include in his books
21:48that you are not inferior.
21:51They have tried it to keep out of the
21:52books.
21:54But here it is.
21:55Zimbabwean scholars in their
21:57universities have not even produced one
21:59history book about their own country.
22:01The Rhodesian government have to try to
22:03write it for you to read. So, you go to
22:06you go to
22:07Belgium and other places when you want
22:09to write a history about your own
22:10country. Same with West Africa. You
22:12can't complete a history
22:15of any country in West Africa without
22:16going to the archives in Europe because
22:19you don't have any. And the few they
22:21left behind,
22:22you have to use bulldozers to look for
22:24it. By the time you find it, it has so
22:26much dust you can build a house with it.
22:29And you are here calling their education
22:31inferior. You are here begging that they
22:33should recognize you. Now, if you say
22:36your superior, your genes makes you the
22:38most intelligent, and you are the place
22:39of the existence of mankind, why should
22:42the inferior ones be the one to
22:43acknowledge you for you to be happy? You
22:45twisted.
22:48I wouldn't be this upset if you're not a
22:50doctor.
22:53Yes. You studied at the Meharry College
22:57in Nashville, Tennessee, and you lived
22:58in the United States for more than 10
23:00years
23:01and develop yourself to what you are
23:03today. Then you turn around.
23:07Didn't you see the United States? And
23:09then when you went to Zimbabwe, you saw
23:11Zimbabwe.
23:12When you were traveling through Africa,
23:13didn't you see it compared to France?
23:16When you were
23:17traveling through
23:19East Africa, didn't you see it compared
23:21to Germany and Belgium and Spain?
23:25You want to tell me
23:28when the whites took Southern Rhodesia
23:30that became Zimbabwe,
23:32that country was the breadbasket of
23:35Africa.
23:36Didn't it?
23:38Dr. Arikana, yes, it was.
23:41Not because of you and your kind.
23:45Because the white man knew how to make
23:47that place that way. That's why no
23:50Zimbabwean was out doing menial job.
23:53There was no joblessness in Zimbabwe
23:55until Robert Mugabe
23:59said, "I need it. I want it." And when
24:01they gave it to him, what did he do?
24:03He kicked out what is called commercial
24:05farming thinking, "If I give it to my
24:06people, just like black people do always
24:10and everywhere,
24:11they don't want to do the work.
24:14They don't also want to ask, "Is it just
24:16simply because maybe we don't have the
24:18capability?"
24:20No, they have to create a bogeyman.
24:24The farms died in Zimbabwe. Roads
24:28cracked. Transportation ended. Water
24:30couldn't flow and the currency
24:33had an obituary written about it. That
24:36was the end. And you suffered it for
24:38more than 38 years. And they have to
24:40disgrace
24:42Robert Mugabe by overthrowing him
24:45and he his half-baked wife.
24:50Oh, what a shame.
24:52Now you have Crocodile who is confused
24:54completely.
24:55Where are the children of your
24:57president?
25:00This is no way to live. In 2026,
25:03no one
25:05should be attacking a foreign country
25:07because of the plight of your own
25:08country.
25:10Because it's proven plenty of time.
25:13Many cultures and societies had it worse
25:16than we have had it in Africa.
25:20Worse.
25:21But because you cannot explain the
25:22African phenomena, how come a 54
25:25countries in one continent and those
25:27spread out can never accomplish
25:29anything. So you think nobody is doing
25:32anything.
25:33No one is preventing you from doing
25:36anything.
25:38It's just not in your
25:41tool box.
25:43What we have created is what we can
25:45create right now up until 2026.
25:49The children who are coming, the Gen Zs
25:51and their children,
25:54maybe they will do something different.
25:57So please, stop poisoning.
26:00And just hold them, talk to them.
26:04Be proud of what you have created.
26:06Whether the economy of Zimbabwe fell or
26:08not, just tell the world that we tried
26:10and this is what we came up with.
26:13It's time countries
26:15have to take down the borders
26:17and step across and work,
26:20partner, collaborate with those who can
26:23help so our children can have a better
26:25future.
26:26So for the creative ones among them,
26:27they can have a music studio to go and
26:29sing and record. Those of them who can
26:31paint, they can afford a simple easel
26:34and and and a canvas and paint.
26:37Those who can dance can have a studio
26:39that can allow them to dance and train.
26:43Those who can manage finances, there
26:45should be banks to allow them. But when
26:47they keep hearing things like this from
26:48you,
26:50gosh.
26:53This is what we should all be calling
26:54out. Whether you are white, blue, green,
26:57no place for this such talks again in
26:592026 onward.
27:01And I'm going to speak against it.
27:04And every studio you go to to spill this
27:06nonsense, I will speak against it.
27:09This is project rethink.
27:12It is in my passion.
27:16I'm going to be a gatekeeper to you guys
27:18and the young ones I have met in all my
27:20travels.
27:21Vibrant, creative, full of passion. They
27:24have no hate in their hearts.
27:27But every day they listen to you and
27:29Julius Malema,
27:31Uma Johnson, Joy Reid, Don Elum, you're
27:34poisoning these kids.
27:36And the circle will never be broken.
27:39Let's break that circle this year.
27:43What is this nonsense?
27:45Gene 8 makes the black person the most
27:48intelligent?
27:50Define intelligence.
27:52Of what use is intelligence
27:55when when they handed you a country in
27:5632 years you turn it into a gutter?
28:00Of what use is intelligent
28:04when you have violence against your
28:06women?
28:08When no one in your country is free to
28:09speak and criticize,
28:12is there to be himself and leave?
28:15Of what use is intelligence
28:20when they have people like you?
28:22The very thing that created you,
28:25the worst in educational system, created
28:27you.
28:29Am I happy with colonization? I'm
28:31indifferent.
28:33It was a time whose army came and it
28:35went around the whole world. As the
28:37United States, it was colonized
28:39brutally.
28:40They share blood, right? They did. Ask
28:42Australia. Ask Korea.
28:46Ask New Zealand. Nobody was spared, man.
28:49So, why should I be here talking about
28:51colonization if it had happened only to
28:53my continent only? Then I would have
28:56something to say.
29:01It was a
29:02an army whose time Victor Hugo
29:05has come and you can't do anything about
29:07it at that time. Same with oppression,
29:10invasion, and slavery. Oh, humankind,
29:13our intellect was here.
29:15So, that was the only way we can cope
29:17and understand. Everybody was afraid
29:20from being eaten by the other.
29:23Survival of the fittest.
29:25Social Darwinism.
29:27I have no pain against it now. I would
29:30not be eaten.
29:33But not in 2026. Come on now.
29:36That is gone.
29:38Now it's a competition with AI, with
29:41internet, ChatGPT. What you've got?
29:46The place where Adam was created?
29:50No wonder it looks that way, but the man
29:52couldn't even follow instructions.
29:56Is that what kids should be going around
29:57saying in 2026 when they travel?
30:00And they go to these sophisticated
30:01dinners in European countries and Asian
30:03countries and everybody's talking about
30:05what they are going to do for their
30:06people in 2040.
30:10They should say, "Yes, mankind came from
30:12Africa."
30:16When the Malaysians are looking to do
30:18what is called mass literacy programs
30:21for their people, three PhD, one
30:23masters, one
30:25bachelors.
30:28And the Africans were Moors and they
30:29conquered Spain.
30:33Seriously?
30:36And for African Americans, yes.
30:39And we fought for the civil right for
30:41you all to come from Africa.
30:46No, if you're a re-thinker,
30:50speak against this.
30:53It is not helpful.
30:55And not only not only is not helpful,
30:57it's disgraceful to the point that
30:59everywhere you go, people take a look at
31:01black people.
31:02All they hear is talk like this.
31:05They laugh.
31:07Of course, I would laugh, too.
31:11In the era of AI, ChatGPT,
31:14since the internet was launched, April
31:1716, 1996 or 95, and people are
31:20harvesting it to create services and
31:21products for their children, and their
31:24children can be inspired.
31:27This race of people are talking about
31:30their claim to fame
31:32is where mankind was created by an
31:35invisible God that is even a debate.
31:38No one has agreed yet.
31:41We got to stop. And for those of you who
31:43don't believe in this kind of talk,
31:45well, start speaking out.
31:49Who said it? Victor Hugo or Aristotle?
31:52For evil to persist
31:56is when good people are quiet.
32:00This is not what we should be saying,
32:02especially coming from people like her.
32:05And the bimbo also who was interviewing
32:07her had no
32:08uh man. She was so happy that yes,
32:11and I'm sure from her laughter you can
32:13you can hear the confusion.
32:17It's it's disgraceful.
32:20And
32:21that's another monologue from ZPR, Zano
32:24Project Rethink. My name is Frank Zano.
32:26Please don't forget to subscribe because
32:28this is a crusade.
32:30>> [singing]
32:30>> The community of re-thinkers is growing
32:33big, if you just want to know.
32:35Letters are pouring in every day. All
32:38because of you guys.
32:39Thank you very much.
32:41And see you next time.
32:44>> [singing]
32:46[music]

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