What's up, it's your girl, DJ NARC?

What to say about it all?

Now I contemplated not saying anything.

And then when I got to the end of the podcast, something really profound emerged from my consciousness

that I didn't anticipate about what we as a collective, what the revolution is and why

it's so important to me.

And it was so touching that I decided to come back and redo the opening.

This podcast is spliced together because I've inserted portions from this parasite named

Russia on YouTube, who basically came for me, you, us, the collective, and in the process

of doing so, revealed a really dangerous pattern that has emerged all across the consciousness

movement.

The idea of love and light being turned instead into a way to police people out of social

awareness and out of their very real need to speak up about social injustice.

Most of you already know where I'm going with this, but what I'm trying to say, what

I should just come out and say, is that the love and light movement is about racism.

It's about elitism because the only people who can truly afford to live that way are

people who aren't affected by the injustice in the world.

So for example, with this particular person who passes for white, and as now in this video

it goes on to say, she no longer identifies as a Muslim, three months ago she identified

as everything that I was.

But since then things have radically changed, she's no longer any of those things.

And had to at one point on her own channel go into great detail about how she was ethnic

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