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In this episode of Black Talk Radio News with Scotty T Reid, we unpack the critical issues shaping Black political consciousness today. Why aren’t Democrats…

In this episode of Black Talk Radio News with Scotty T Reid, we unpack the critical issues shaping Black political consciousness today. Why aren't Democrats addressing the key issues that matter? How has the party pushed Black voters into supporting policies tied to genocide? From the struggles of being a Black journalist to the impact of U.S. foreign policy on immigration, we explore the interconnected forces at play. We also discuss the significance of voting for Jill Stein on the Green Party ticket and challenge listeners to ask themselves: Are you truly woke or morally broke? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on politics, morality, and media. Your help keeps us producing independent Black media. Please consider donating to support our work! You can send donations via Cash App: $BTMProject, PayPal: blacktalkradiobaby@gmail.com, or visit: www.blacktalkradionetwork.com. Thank you for your support!

Join Scotty T Reid on BTR News as he sits down with Mike Ross, the Libertarian candidate aiming to reshape North Carolina's political future.

Join Scotty T Reid on BTR News as he sits down with Mike Ross, the Libertarian candidate aiming to reshape North Carolina's political future.

In this gripping episode of BTR News w/ Scotty T. Reid, we sit down with the inspiring activist Ras Munyiga Nosakhere, whose life has been deeply intertwined with some of the most influential Black movements in American history. A child served by the Black Panther Party in California, and later an adult member of the Black Autonomy Federation, Nosakhere's story is a vivid testament to the relentless pursuit of racial justice and equality.

In this gripping episode of BTR News w/ Scotty T. Reid, we sit down with the inspiring activist Ras Munyiga Nosakhere, whose life has been deeply intertwined with some of the most influential Black movements in American history. A child served by the Black Panther Party in California, and later an adult member of the Black Autonomy Federation, Nosakhere's story is a vivid testament to the relentless pursuit of racial justice and equality.

by Scotty T Reid, BTRN The Willie Lynch Letter is a controversial document that has sparked much debate and discussion in African American history. This…

by Scotty T Reid, BTRN The Willie Lynch Letter is a controversial document that has sparked much debate and discussion in African American history. This essay will examine the arguments surrounding the authenticity and impact of the letter. While some argue that the letter is a fictional creation with no historical evidence to support its existence, others believe that it serves as a cautionary tale, reflecting the psychological tactics used by slave owners. Additionally, the letter has been criticized for perpetuating harmful stereotypes about African Americans. However, it can also spark important discussions about racism and classism. By critically analyzing these arguments and counter-arguments, we can gain a deeper understanding of the Willie Lynch Letter and its place in African American history. The Willie Lynch Letter is often dismissed as a fictional document due to the lack of historical evidence supporting its existence prior to 1970. Researchers have been unable to find any references to the letter in historical records or archives. This raises doubts about the authenticity of the document and its claims. Additionally, the language and style of the letter do not match the time period it claims to be from. The content of the letter is highly exaggerated and sensationalized, presenting a distorted view of slavery and its effects on African Americans. Another argument against the authenticity of the Willie Lynch Letter is its perpetuation of harmful stereotypes. The letter portrays African Americans as inherently violent and unintelligent, reinforcing the idea of white superiority and black inferiority. By presenting African Americans as passive victims of their circumstances, the letter ignores the resilience and achievements of African Americans throughout history. This perpetuation of stereotypes can have long-lasting negative effects on the perception and treatment of African Americans. However, despite the lack of historical evidence, the Willie Lynch Letter can still serve as a cautionary tale. Even if the letter is fictional, it highlights the brutality and dehumanization of slavery. It reminds us of the importance of acknowledging and learning from historical injustices. By studying the tactics described in the letter, we can gain insight into the methods of control and division that were likely employed by slave owners. This understanding can help us to comprehend the long-lasting effects of slavery on African American communities. Furthermore, the Willie Lynch Letter can spark important discussions about racism and classism. The letter can be used as a starting point for conversations about systemic racism and the ways in which it continues to impact society today. By analyzing the tactics described in the letter, individuals can engage in critical thinking and challenge societal norms and prejudices. This can lead to greater awareness and understanding of the historical context in which racism and discrimination persist. Additionally, the Willie Lynch Letter can be viewed as a tool for education and promoting empathy. By studying the letter, individuals can develop a deeper understanding of the psychological tactics used by slave owners and the lasting effects of slavery. This knowledge can help to foster empathy and compassion towards the experiences of African Americans. It can also encourage individuals to reflect on their own biases and prejudices, leading to personal growth and a more inclusive society. In conclusion, the Willie Lynch Letter is a controversial document that has been the subject of much debate in African American history. While there is no historical evidence to support its authenticity, the letter can still serve as a cautionary tale and spark important discussions about racism and classism. However, it is important to critically analyze the letter and its impact, as it perpetuates harmful stereotypes and presents a distorted view of slavery.

by Scotty T Reid, BTRN Archibald Grimké was a remarkable individual who played a pivotal role in the fight against slavery and racism in the…

by Scotty T Reid, BTRN Archibald Grimké was a remarkable individual who played a pivotal role in the fight against slavery and racism in the United States during his lifetime. As one of the founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Grimké's contributions to the civil rights movement are still celebrated today. This essay explores Grimké's early life and upbringing, his activism against slavery, and his enduring contributions to the fight against racism. Archibald Henry Grimké was born a victim of slavery on August 17, 1849, on his white father's plantation near Charleston, South Carolina. His mother, Nancy Weston, was also enslaved by his father and had been born a victim of slavery herself. Despite being born into a system that sought to oppress and dehumanize him, Grimké's early life was marked by a strong desire for knowledge and freedom. He was fortunate enough to receive an education from his father the slaver, who recognized the importance of education in empowering his enslaved son, which was not normal for slavers to do in the American South. Grimké's thirst for knowledge led him to pursue higher education at Lincoln University, where he excelled academically and developed a deep understanding of the injustices faced by African Americans in the United States. Drawing inspiration from his aunt, Angelina Grimké, a white woman and outspoken slavery abolitionist, Archibald Grimké became deeply committed to the fight against slavery. Angelina Grimké's essay, "An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South," greatly influenced Archibald's beliefs and catalyzed his anti-slavery activism. He dedicated his life to advocating for the abolition of slavery and the equality of all individuals, regardless of race. As an African American lawyer, intellectual, journalist, diplomat, and community leader, Grimké used his platform to shed light on the atrocities of slavery and to call for its immediate abolition. His powerful speeches and writings resonated with many, inspiring others to join the fight against slavery and racism. Archibald Grimké's contributions to the fight against racism extended far beyond his activism against slavery. As one of the founders of the NAACP, he played a crucial role in advocating for the rights and equality of African Americans. In 1909, Archibald Grimke became a founding member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. In 1923, he would be elected president of the Washington, D.C. NAACP chapter and also became a member of the organization's national board of directors. Grimke also won the Spingarn Medal in 1919, the highest honor given by the NAACP. Grimké recognized the importance of working towards systemic change and was instrumental in shaping the organization's strategies and goals. He believed in the power of education and fought for equal access to education for all African American children. Grimké's tireless efforts also included highlighting racial discrimination against African Americans in the military during World War I and working towards its eradication. His steadfast commitment to justice and equality paved the way for future generations of civil rights activists. Archibald Grimké was a trailblazer in the fight against slavery and racism in the United States and died in Washington, D.C. on February 25, 1930, at the age of 80 years old.

Join us tonight for the latest edition of The National Black Unity News Podcast where our guest tonight will be Scotty T. Reid, founder of Black Talk Radio Network. Short bio of Scotty Scotty T. Reid is the founder of the non-profit media organization Black Talk Media Project and the creator of the award-winning media platform Black Talk Radio Network. He is the host and producer of the BTR News podcast and was the co-producer of the award-winning New Abolitionists Radio podcast. He has been producing news talk programming since 2007 and has interviewed hundreds of guests on various topics over the years and assisted many with technology questions concerning creating podcasts and digital radio stations.

BTR News hosted by Scotty T. Reid will continue to examine the fall out from the insurrectionist white power grab by Donald Trump and his supporters in Washington, DC last month. One of the things coming out is the large number of off duty police officers who joined the DC insurrection and may be one of the reasons why the DC Capitol police were perceived to be soft on Trump's supporters while being brutal to BLM protesters. The FBI is in the news after a researcher obtained FBI documents via a FOIA request that reveals the conspiracy between the FBI and Chicago Police to assasinate Fred Hampton in his sleep on Dec 4, 1969. Hampton was a charismactic Black Panther leader and activist. After we examine whats in the news, we will be joined by columnist, cable pundit and best selling author Charles Blow to discuss what African Americans could be doing to mount a political power grab of their own by means of reverse migration to the South.  Blow writes, "Race, as we have come to understand it, is a fiction; but, racism, as we have come to live it, is a fact. The point here is not to impose a new racial hierarchy, but to remove an existing one. After centuries of waiting for white majorities to overturn white supremacy, it seems to me that it has fallen to Black people to do it themselves." THE DEVIL YOU KNOW: A Black Power Manifesto by By Charles M. Blow is published by HarperCollins and went on sale on January 26, 2021. BUY YOUR COPY NOW!    

BTR News hosted by Scotty T. Reid will continue to examine the fallout from the insurrectionist white power grab by Donald Trump and his supporters…

BTR News hosted by Scotty T. Reid will continue to examine the fallout from the insurrectionist white power grab by Donald Trump and his supporters in Washington, DC last month. One of the things coming out is the large number of off-duty police officers who joined the DC insurrection and this may be why the DC Capitol police were perceived to be soft on Trump's supporters while being brutal to BLM protesters. The FBI is in the news after a researcher obtained FBI documents via an FOIA request that reveals the conspiracy between the FBI and Chicago Police to assassinate Fred Hampton in his sleep on Dec 4, 1969. After we examine what's in the news, we will be joined by columnist, cable pundit, and best-selling author Charles Blow to discuss what African Americans could be doing to mount a political power grab of their own by means of reverse migration to the South. Blow writes, "Race, as we have come to understand it, is a fiction; but, racism, as we have come to live it, is a fact. The point here is not to impose a new racial hierarchy, but to remove an existing one. After centuries of waiting for white majorities to overturn white supremacy, it seems to me that it has fallen to Black people to do it themselves." THE DEVIL YOU KNOW: A Black Power Manifesto By Charles M. Blow is published by HarperCollins and went on sale on January 26, 2021. BUY YOUR COPY NOW!

7:00 PM EST - Max and Yusuf have been providing educational radio podcast content for the abolitionist movement since 2010. On 1/17/2021 we are joined by our former co-host Yohanan Elijah. We're also being syndicated on the Black Talk Radio Network courtesy of Scotty T Reid. In the midst of a national insurrection by white supremacists, these Veteran Abolitionist Witnesses come together for the first time in years to testify of what they have seen and discuss the bigger picture of then, now, and tomorrow.

7:00 PM EST - Max and Yusuf have been providing educational radio podcast content for the abolitionist movement since 2010. On 1/17/2021 we are joined by our former co-host Yohanan Elijah. We're also being syndicated on the Black Talk Radio Network courtesy of Scotty T Reid. In the midst of a national insurrection by white supremacists, these Veteran Abolitionist Witnesses come together for the first time in years to testify of what they have seen and discuss the bigger picture of then, now, and tomorrow.

BY Scotty T. Reid - The civil war within the Democratic Party is hot again, temporarily paused as various wings of the party sought to broker a rhetorical peace until after the 2020 election which Joe Biden won. It did not take long for the corporate wing of the party to fire the first shots in accusing the progressive Democrats, street activists, and organizers for causing corporate Democrats to lose congressionally. Congress Members House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-South Carolina), U.S. Representative Conor Lamb (D-Pennsylvania), and U.S. Representative Abigail Spanberger of Virginia spoke out on a Democratic Caucus conference call on November 5th and blamed progressives for seats that were lost because of street slogans like “Defund The Police” and what they called “socialism” adopting right-wing attacks on popular legislation like Medicare For All. Compare and contrast the campaign messages of the corporate Democrats who lost their seats to Republicans with the messaging of the Progressive wing of the party which added members to its caucus. Progressive Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won her reelection campaign by huge margins along with the other members of what became dubbed “The Squad”. Progressives also won seats in various states and incumbents like South Carolina’s US. Senator Lindsey Graham faced tough challenges from progressive Democrats. One is newly elected progressive, US Representative-elect Jamal Bowman, is weighing in with a rebuttal of former President Barack Obama who weighed in to push the corporate wing’s messaging in continuing to assert the debunked notion that corporate Democrats lost seats because of what activists in the streets or candidates in other states were saying and not based on the campaign messaging of the candidates who lost. Barack Obama, on the issue of reforming the police budget that the streets refer to as Defunding The Police”, Obama is quoted as saying you lose people (voters) with “snappy” slogans like “

BY Scotty T. Reid - The civil war within the Democratic Party is hot again, temporarily paused as various wings of the party sought to broker a rhetorical peace until after the 2020 election which Joe Biden won. It did not take long for the corporate wing of the party to fire the first shots in accusing the progressive Democrats, street activists, and organizers for causing corporate Democrats to lose congressionally. Congress Members House Majority Whip James Clyburn (D-South Carolina), U.S. Representative Conor Lamb (D-Pennsylvania), and U.S. Representative Abigail Spanberger of Virginia spoke out on a Democratic Caucus conference call on November 5th and blamed progressives for seats that were lost because of street slogans like “Defund The Police” and what they called “socialism” adopting right-wing attacks on popular legislation like Medicare For All. Compare and contrast the campaign messages of the corporate Democrats who lost their seats to Republicans with the messaging of the Progressive wing of the party which added members to its caucus. Progressive Democrats like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won her reelection campaign by huge margins along with the other members of what became dubbed “The Squad”. Progressives also won seats in various states and incumbents like South Carolina’s US. Senator Lindsey Graham faced tough challenges from progressive Democrats. One is newly elected progressive, US Representative-elect Jamal Bowman, is weighing in with a rebuttal of former President Barack Obama who weighed in to push the corporate wing’s messaging in continuing to assert the debunked notion that corporate Democrats lost seats because of what activists in the streets or candidates in other states were saying and not based on the campaign messaging of the candidates who lost. Barack Obama, on the issue of reforming the police budget that the streets refer to as Defunding The Police”, Obama is quoted as saying you lose people (voters) with “snappy” slogans like “defund the police”. The Hill reports Obama told Peter Hamby, who hosts a Snapchat political show called “Good Luck America,” that those who use the slogan could jeopardize their goals of enacting meaningful reforms for police. "You lost a big audience the minute you say it, which makes it a lot less likely that you're actually going to get the changes you want done," the former president said in the interview that occurred on Wednesday of this week. On Twitter, Bowman replied to these statements and said, “Damn, Mr. President. Didn’t you say “Trayvon could’ve been my son?” In 2014, #BlackLivesMatter was too much. In 2016, Kaepernick was too much. Today, discussing police budgets is too much. The problem is America's comfort with Black death -- not discomfort with slogans.” Listen, I get what Obama is saying about choosing words carefully, and how slogans can sometimes be vague and open to interpretation by the public or purposely misinterpreted by those opposed to any kind of reforms whatsoever but this is not the context in which he is making his statement but rather speaking in the context of making excuses and unfounded allegations against progressives in explaining away to corporate donors as to why corporate Democrats lost to Republicans. Those corporate Democrats had every opportunity to state what their positions were on police brutality and reforms and they did and they lost, end of the story. A new generational movement for social justice is happening in the United States and it could be that corporate so-called moderate Democrats are not inspiring new voters to turn out for them by playing middle of the road politics on social justice issues and healthcare. Standing alone as issues, Medicare For All shows Poll after poll finds that Medicare for All is supported by the vast majority of Democrats, many Independents, and even a substantial number of Republicans. Even when battle-tested using biased attacks on “Medicare for All”,

BY Scotty T. Reid – The civil war within the Democratic Party is hot again, temporarily paused as various wings of the party sought to…

BTR News with Scotty Reid walks through the documented timeline of the killing of 24 yr old US citizen Breonna Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky on March 23, 2020, by narcotics officers enforcing a decades-old drug war that has claimed perhaps thousands of lives by law enforcement officers kicking down doors in the middle of the night with the controversial no-knock warrants. Using credible news reports local and national that reveals an undeniable injustice and suggests a pattern of systemic corruption in Kentucky law enforcement from the City Cop to the newly elected Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron. The best way to combat misinformation in service to demonizing Breonna Taylor, her family, her boyfriend Kenneth Walker is with documented facts. Black Talk Radio Network was established by the Black Talk Media Project in an effort to elevate often silenced Black Voices. It was ranked #1 in Black digital radio and podcasts by Feedspot in 2019 and 2020. Both were founded by Scotty T. Reid Donate via Paypal with or without a Paypal account: https://paypal.me/BlackTalkMediaNC Check or M/O: Black Talk Media Project, PO Box 65, Mt. Holly, NC 28120-0065 $24 yearly dual subscription to https://btrcommunity.com which includes an email subscription to the podcasting platform Black Talk Radio Network and never miss a podcast. Cash App $BTMProject

Tune in for news, commentary, music and your calls tonight on BTR News w/ Scotty T Reid.

Tune in for news, commentary, music and your calls tonight on BTR News w/ Scotty T Reid.

Tune in for news, commentary, music and your calls tonight on BTR News w/ Scotty T Reid.

By Scotty T. Reid – As a person who took leadership classes while in the US Army (87-92), held positions that gave me power and…

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); By Scotty T. Reid - As a person who took leadership classes while in the US Army (87-92), held positions that gave me power and responsibility way above my rank, I can say Elizabeth Warren does not exhibit leadership qualities but rather as she said herself, "just a player in the game". As she drops out of the race where she portrayed herself as a progressive running in the progressive lane, a leader would not need time to decide whether or not to support the progressive Sanders or the Neoliberal Joe Biden who wrote the bills protecting credit card companies and preventing students from discharging debt in bankruptcy she was so adamantly opposed.   This wasn't the first clue of her lack of leadership qualities. How do you co-sponsor Sanders's Medicare For All bill, come out making it part of your platform and then crumble when pressed on how to pay for it and not being able to say simply, a payroll tax and you would actually save more than you spending now? Then to bail on it for a "public option". That isn't leadership.   To say just last week, Bernie has been trying to push these progressive policies for decades and he hasn't been able to do it. That is saying to those with an ear to hear, I am not a fighter, I will quit when everyone is against me even when I'm standing on principles and morals. That's not leadership.   Then the biggest sign she was not a leader was her over and over talking about getting money out of politics and pledging to never allow a Super Pac to operate on her behalf but when she doesn't attract the small-dollar donations, she flip-flops and accepts Super Pac help to stay in the race through Super Tuesday. That is not leadership.   While I'm glad she dropped out, probably could not get any more Super Pac help after another poor showing on Super Tuesday, she said, I'm staying in it to get delegates and take them to a contested convention. She just said that last week and now she is dropping out

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); By Scotty T. Reid - As a person who took leadership classes while in the US Army (87-92), held positions that gave me power and responsibility way above my rank, I can say Elizabeth Warren does not exhibit leadership qualities but rather as she said herself, "just a player in the game". As she drops out of the race where she portrayed herself as a progressive running in the progressive lane, a leader would not need time to decide whether or not to support the progressive Sanders or the Neoliberal Joe Biden who wrote the bills protecting credit card companies and preventing students from discharging debt in bankruptcy she was so adamantly opposed.   This wasn't the first clue of her lack of leadership qualities. How do you co-sponsor Sanders's Medicare For All bill, come out making it part of your platform and then crumble when pressed on how to pay for it and not being able to say simply, a payroll tax and you would actually save more than you spending now? Then to bail on it for a "public option". That isn't leadership.   To say just last week, Bernie has been trying to push these progressive policies for decades and he hasn't been able to do it. That is saying to those with an ear to hear, I am not a fighter, I will quit when everyone is against me even when I'm standing on principles and morals. That's not leadership.   Then the biggest sign she was not a leader was her over and over talking about getting money out of politics and pledging to never allow a Super Pac to operate on her behalf but when she doesn't attract the small-dollar donations, she flip-flops and accepts Super Pac help to stay in the race through Super Tuesday. That is not leadership.   While I'm glad she dropped out, probably could not get any more Super Pac help after another poor showing on Super Tuesday, she said, I'm staying in it to get delegates and take them to a contested convention. She just said that last week and now she is dropping out.   I know the media has programmed a lot of people to repeat the bullshit line that "I like Bernie's policies but his supporters are mean". Take this how you want to but I am going to speak my truths. I saw a white woman today on Twitter say Bernie's supporters should study Dr. King's non-violent approach. First of all, Sander's supporters are not running around beating up people, getting into fights with Antifa and whatnot, secondly, MLK was trying to show, and he did, that white people can be so vicious and barbaric, they will sick dogs on young people, children, and turn fire hoses on them for challenging the status quo of Jim Crow. However, to say some bullshit like that to a base that is majority non-white, the children and grandchildren of those Black people she talking about is racist. What she is really saying is, why don't y'all be passive Negroes and lie down and say nothing when the media and other campaigns lie on Sanders and constantly talking crap about you, his supporters, in a gaslighting operation. If a white person can come close to understanding what it is like to be Black in America for millions, a white Sanders supporter should be able to identify. I want to say, I can't believe Warren went on MSNBC's Rachel Maddow to whine about the push back she got online for lying and trying to make Bernie out to be sexists or any other self-inflicted wounds but I can totally believe it. https://www.blacktalkradionetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/2020-03-06_15-45-25.mp4   Leaders don't go and whine on national tv about getting snake emojis on Twitter or that someone is mean to them or how many death threats, if any they got. Then to subscribe the behavior to one particular group of voters without any proof as to the real identities behind the accounts is suspect on Warren's part. If Warren was in the military,

By Scotty T. Reid - Multibillionaire Michael Bloomberg was torched in the NBC Presidential Debate last night but he suffered his worst burns from Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders who both went after his record on the alleged mistreatment of women in his employ and refusal to release women who had sued his company from their non-disclosure agreements so they can tell their truths. Senator Sanders went after Bloomberg for his racist comments and lies concerning the Stop & Frisk policy in New York City that targeted Black and Latino young men and teens. However, a video has been unearthed that was recorded by Bermuda Broadcasting in March of 2019 at a forum where the former NYC Mayor stated that he could not win a national campaign unless he changed his political views and embarked on an apology tour. In a very arrogant manner, Bloomberg took shots at Joe Biden for apologizing for the 1994 Crime Bill which Biden never did and was just defending the harsh legislation last year, and Bloomberg also took shots at former presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke whom Bloomberg said apologized for being born. https://www.blacktalkradionetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/2020-02-20_15-15-51.mp4 Based on the 2019 clip of Bloomberg stating he would have to change his views in order to have a shot at becoming POTUS, does anyone today really trust that he has really changed his views or is he more likely to be saying what he thinks Democrats want to hear. He is running a very dishonest campaign with adverts featuring former President Obama saying nice things about him giving the appearance that Obama has endorsed him which he has not. Could you imagine the accusations of fraud that would be thrown at the Sanders campaign if they used the video clip of Barack Obama endorsing Sanders in his 2006 Senate run in a campaign advertisement in 2020? https://www.blacktalkradionetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/ObamaEndorsedSandersAsAManOfThePeople.mp4 What if B

By Scotty T. Reid – Multibillionaire Michael Bloomberg was torched in the NBC Presidential Debate last night but he suffered his worst burns from Senator…

By Scotty T. Reid - Multibillionaire Michael Bloomberg was torched in the NBC Presidential Debate last night but he suffered his worst burns from Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders who both went after his record on the alleged mistreatment of women in his employ and refusal to release women who had sued his company from their non-disclosure agreements so they can tell their truths. Senator Sanders went after Bloomberg for his racist comments and lies concerning the Stop & Frisk policy in New York City that targeted Black and Latino young men and teens. However, a video has been unearthed that was recorded by Bermuda Broadcasting in March of 2019 at a forum where the former NYC Mayor stated that he could not win a national campaign unless he changed his political views and embarked on an apology tour. In a very arrogant manner, Bloomberg took shots at Joe Biden for apologizing for the 1994 Crime Bill which Biden never did and was just defending the harsh legislation last year, and Bloomberg also took shots at former presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke whom Bloomberg said apologized for being born. https://www.blacktalkradionetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/2020-02-20_15-15-51.mp4 Based on the 2019 clip of Bloomberg stating he would have to change his views in order to have a shot at becoming POTUS, does anyone today really trust that he has really changed his views or is he more likely to be saying what he thinks Democrats want to hear. He is running a very dishonest campaign with adverts featuring former President Obama saying nice things about him giving the appearance that Obama has endorsed him which he has not. Could you imagine the accusations of fraud that would be thrown at the Sanders campaign if they used the video clip of Barack Obama endorsing Sanders in his 2006 Senate run in a campaign advertisement in 2020? https://www.blacktalkradionetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/ObamaEndorsedSandersAsAManOfThePeople.mp4 What if Bernie Sanders whose domestic policies align with the Democratic Socialism expressed by Dr. Martin Luther King, used the beloved civil rights icon in a 2020 campaign ad? https://www.blacktalkradionetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/2020-01-20_3-12-54.mp4 Bernie Sanders's Black supporters more than likely would support such a campaign ad featuring Dr. King and glad the campaign has mentioned Dr. King and what he fought for but then there is the risk that Black pundits like MSNBC's Joy-Ann Reid and Dr. Jason Johnson would attack Sanders relentlessly just as a few Black women at an event featuring Reid childishly accused Sanders in 2016 of using his involvement in the Civil Rights movement as "pandering to black people". Bloomberg obviously has an integrity problem and in addition to being one of the most un-authentic candidates to jump in the race, like Biden in a previous run for the nomination, Bloomberg's campaign has been caught creating plans on his platform that have been plagiarized. If Michael Bloomberg said he could not win in 2019, why is he running in the Democratic primary? As another person observed, Bloomberg who has run as a Republican has endorsed Republicans and has donated to Republican campaigns, would have a better shot if he had run against Donald Trump in the Republican primary. Since he has no realistic path to the Democratic nomination, one has to assume that Bloomberg is in the race to do one thing and that is to stop Senator Sanders. Considering how Bloomberg is racking up endorsements from establishment Black democrats and those he has donated money to their causes, it would appear that the strategy is to stop Sanders by depriving him of Black support which he has gained in recent weeks and is now a front runner in national polls with Black Voters. Only time will tell if Bloomberg's strategy will be successful as the primaries and caucuses move to more diverse states.

  Donald Trump ordered the assassination of one of Iran's top generals in Iraq with an insane stated intent to prevent a war with Iran. Killed in the attack at an Iraqi airport was also a top commander of Iraqi forces that were key in defeating ISIS terrorist groups. Qassem Soleimani, a 62-year-old who headed the foreign arm of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran's elite military force and he was deeply popular in Iran and among Tehran's allies. Soleimani survived several previous assassination attempts over the past 20 years and was credited with helping armed groups defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) group. Joining Scotty T. Reid tonight will be David Wren a former host of Thando Radio Show who is also a prepper to discuss the assassination, what it could mean not just for the region but for the global markets, and what if anything people should do to prepare for a possible war with Iran. ;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 );

  Donald Trump ordered the assassination of one of Iran's top generals in Iraq with an insane stated intent to prevent a war with Iran. Killed in the attack at an Iraqi airport was also a top commander of Iraqi forces that were key in defeating ISIS terrorist groups. Qassem Soleimani, a 62-year-old who headed the foreign arm of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran's elite military force and he was deeply popular in Iran and among Tehran's allies. Soleimani survived several previous assassination attempts over the past 20 years and was credited with helping armed groups defeat the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) group. Joining Scotty T. Reid tonight will be David Wren a former host of Thando Radio Show who is also a prepper to discuss the assassination, what it could mean not just for the region but for the global markets, and what if anything people should do to prepare for a possible war with Iran. ;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 );

Scotty T. Reid - The comedian Hannibal Buress garnered lots of attention for his comments about Bill Cosby "raping" women in a set he did years ago and now he is garnering attention for another comment. In response to Bernie Sanders's tweeting about the need for National Rent Control, Hannibal Buress gave a one-word response which has attracted the scorn to the point he became a trending topic on the platform.

Scotty T. Reid - The comedian Hannibal Buress garnered lots of attention for his comments about Bill Cosby "raping" women in a set he did years ago and now he is garnering attention for another comment. In response to Bernie Sanders's tweeting about the need for National Rent Control, Hannibal Buress gave a one-word response which has attracted the scorn to the point he became a trending topic on the platform.

Scotty T. Reid – Apparently, the man who has a realistic shot at becoming the first Jewish POTUS is secretly a white supremacist based on…

;new advadsCfpAd( 35245 ); Scotty T. Reid - Apparently, the man who has a realistic shot at becoming the first Jewish POTUS is secretly a white supremacist based on some hot takes by "Black Twitter". Of course, white liberals have joined in chastising Bernie Sanders for the answer he gave to a Black student about what Black parents should tell their children in order to not get shot in the back of the head by a murderer with a badge and state-issued firearm. For some strange reason, Black students are asking white politicians for parenting advice. Let's examine this "controversy".

Scotty T Reid – Over the past week, we have seen politicians, including former Sec of State Hillary Clinton, decide to boycott events that Donald…

BTR News w/ Scotty T Reid – It has been evident since 2016 that Black corporate media and Black professional pundits have a bias against…

By Scotty T. Reid – The day after presidential candidate US Senator Bernie Sanders appeared in the DNC debates hosted by ABC/Univision, the unapologetic Democratic…

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