The world is rigged against the weak, designed by elites who hide behind respectability. The speaker points to the Epstein files as proof, critiques education systems as tools of control, and urges listeners to build capacity and seek true knowledge to resist oppressive structures.
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The world is not designed for everybody to compete at the same level. No data, no peace. The world is not kind, it won't be. It's not fair, it won't be fair. Listen, this adage that they taught you that the sky is enough for birds to fly, that will kill you. There are systems designed to bring birds down. Yes, sir. As you're planning your finance in the year, there are those whose prosperity will make you go bankrupt. They have advertise shares that they want to cash out from. Hey, do you know the kind of things— ah, stop now! What's wrong with you? Why are you this innocent?
Ah, I met so, so and so. I met this person. Oh, I'm so privileged to see him.
Go check Epstein files. You see people that are monsters, but they wear suit on it. And build same system and demand for human rights. You are happy about the job, but they want to eat you. Forget the facade. The world is unprincipled. Breaking news: the world is unprincipled. You are the most innocent bird in the sky. Wake up, Moses. The palace of Pharaoh will give you free education, but don't forget the son of whom you are. That's how to smart, because you will have to use the education to fight the school.
Wake up, wake up!
There are schools if you take your boys to, they come out believing they are girls, cuz it's a complete curriculum, show them well enough, their identity changes. I'm trying to call your attention to the fact that you are in a very, very dark world. You've got to understand that even the things that look like they are for you is outside God, can't be for you. You have to go beyond the level of shops, rents, school fees, along and the likes, and get to the right playing field. You want to get there Build capacity. Get the full message on Femi Lazarus Digital Library app today.
