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A clip of Russell Simmons explains the historical reason for Jewish prominence in the music and film industries, suggesting they occupied spaces that WASPs (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants) found "dirty" or undesirable. Simmons argues that Jewish businessmen were often the primary empowerment group for Black artists because they were willing to get their hands dirty in businesses others avoided.
Cynthia McKinney's theory on the "divide in the deep state" is discussed, where she posits a conflict between globalists and "nationalist" factions (the "killer wasps") within the military. The hosts praise her analysis and call for her to be interviewed on the show. They emphasize her quote: "All the bad things that are happening to white people today happened to black people first."
Mo Facts uses a "Killer WASP" analogy to describe how various ethnic groups like the Irish, Italians, and eventually Hispanics are inducted into "whiteness" to serve as a buffer class. This hierarchy requires these groups to accept the bottom of society remaining at the bottom. The hosts discuss how skin color is used as an easy marker to maintain this clearly defined social structure.
Adam Curry and Mo introduce episode 47 of Mo Facts on August 22, 2020. They discuss the value for value model and the mofundme.com support platform. Mo reveals the day's primary subject involves what he terms the "Killer Wasp," promising a deep dive into a narrative that shifted during his research.
The term WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant) is defined as the historical ideal for American power and morality. Foundations like Rockefeller and Ford used their wealth to influence HBCUs and create a "talented tenth" of Black leaders who adopted WASP values. The CIA is described as an institution historically rooted in this WASP culture, which even non-white figures like Barack Obama can be "grafted" into.
