Hey guys welcome back to the show and thank you so much for tuning in today you're gonna want to strap yourselves in because we are going for a wild ride into the world of the Black Hebrew Israelites.

If you live in a big city, especially one in the US, Odds are you have avoided making eye contact with these people before.

They are, well, the Black Fellows who can sometimes be found standing on sidewalks yelling things about Jews and frankly it's always it's always

very uncomfortable. Now the black Hebrew Israelites as a religion are not particularly popular. I mean they're more popular than I

would have thought they'd be considering just how crazy their beliefs are but

still they're not huge. I wanted to make this episode about them though because despite their relatively small size, I do find that they are one of those groups whose members are very vocal and dedicated and their beliefs are strangely popular among celebrities.

Kind of like a black scintology, if you will.

And actually to that point, here we have a collection of quotes from black celebrities that I want to go through that all illustrate black Hebrew-Israel-like beliefs.

And these are things you might have seen or heard before and at the time thought, gee, that's a really weird and anti-Semitic

thing to say, but you may not have understood where exactly those beliefs were coming from.

Well, I'm here today to tell you that it's it's the black Hebrew

Israelites. So first off we have a post from Deshaun Jackson, an NFL player, of a quote that is

commonly attributed to Hitler but is probably not actually from

Hitler which reads because the white Jew knows that the Negroes are the real

children of Israel and to keep America, the Jews will blackmail America.

They will extort America.

Their plan for world domination won't work if the Negroes know who they are.

So big yikes there, that's not cool to post on social media at all, but that quote does

nicely illustrate what I think is the core of the black Hebrew Israelite philosophy, which

is black supremacy rooted in anti-Semitism, anti-whiteness, and a grievance over slavery.

Next up though, we have Nick Cannon who recently went on an anti-white anti-Semitic grant that did get him in some hot

water with his employment. A person that has the lack of pigment, the lack of

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