Tariq Nasheed YouTube Stream (07/31/24) : Did The NABJ Get Cooked By Trump?

[Bunchy Carter]

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

He cannot be serious

 

[Buddy]

Shoutouts to our Foundational White American brother for checking these suspected tethers

 

[The Message]

he might as well start doing collabs with the hodge twins at this point

 

[I Really Mean It]

low iq babble for a low iq audience.

 

[Voice of Reason]

Tariq needs to come out as a Trump supporter.

 

[Worthless Loser]

I'm just asking questions family.

 

[Voice of Reason]

Tariq is a shameful piece of shyt.

 

[Micky Mikey]

Leave it to Tariq to interpret the NABJ fiasco as a WIN for Trump. I'd expect nothing less from a smart dumb nikka. Anyone with an average IQ and above can see it was a political disaster for Trump.

 

[DJK]

Trump came off as rattled. The NABJ journos did not come off as unprofessional

 

[Bunchy Carter]

low iq babble for a low iq audience.

You use to listen to Tariq also and said you love listening to Tariq:

You should fukk with Professor Black Truth. His videos are the nicest around, right now. I love listening to Tariq, but the knowledge Truth drops shows he's a true scholar that peeps the game of white supremacy and has deconstructed it to its barest form. Plus, along with brilliant, he's hilarious. His voice when he's mimicking white people are comedy gold. You can tell a lot of these other bloggers are listening to Truth and taking some of the gems he's dropping.

I agree. I like Tariq a lot, but I feel his time is
much better spent doing his podcasts, creating documentaries, building awareness among those still asleep, and generating a massive movement of black people who can effortlessly deconstruct the lies of white supremacy and stay on code. Too often, Tariq seeks out these brownie points for tangling with obvious white supremacists who don't give a fukk about the scholarship behind his ariguments.

 

[North of Death]

"She used to identify as Indian..Then All of a sudden she turned Black"

 

[I Really Mean It]

You use to listen to Tariq also and said you love listening to Tariq:

i grew up.