Candace Owens - Another Explosive Kamala Heritage Lie Exposed

00:00:00.000 you've always wanted to be part of something bigger than yourself you live for experience

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00:00:30.000 all right we are late today but i promise you i'm going to make it worth the wait first and

00:00:34.100 foremost black america has spoken i have been laughing since yesterday looking through all

00:00:37.640 of your comments pertaining to kamala harris washing greens in her bath bathtub was so disgusting we're

00:00:44.520 going to get to some of those comments later to make us laugh a bit but first we have to get to

00:00:49.160 this i came across another explosive revelation pertaining to kamala harris's ancestry and i am

00:00:54.900 not kidding if after this the media does not completely stop trying to sell her as a black

00:01:00.520 woman to us i'm gonna have to participate in one of these cnn type peaceful protests that's all i'm

00:01:06.320 saying so let's just jump right into this and get started welcome back to candace

00:01:09.920 all right we're going to go through a lot of this slowly because i want you guys to be able to

00:01:27.440 process this it's a lot of names a lot of moving parts and we're going to show you the charts that

00:01:31.620 you can follow along so where to begin okay it has long been a conspiracy theory that democracy is

00:01:38.420 really just an illusion that there's just kind of these forces that are really controlling everything

00:01:43.740 that presidents and political leaders around the world are really just being bred essentially that

00:01:48.880 their background stories are created and then they're just sort of injected into the political

00:01:52.440 scene doesn't matter whether or not you believe that or don't believe that i just wanted to tell

00:01:56.340 you that this is not a a new thing this is on a new conspiracy theory so i'm now quite obsessed

00:02:02.820 with the curious case of donald j harris obviously kamala notably has an estranged relationship with

00:02:10.980 them with him he's said that she has said that and we know for a fact that he was a committed

00:02:16.500 communist and he also married a woman who was similarly a committed communist that is incredibly

00:02:22.200 relevant okay so i decided to obsessively revisit his piece that he wrote reflections of a jamaican

00:02:30.540 father and this time i was like i'm going to fully commit myself to finding out as much as i can

00:02:37.600 about every single line of this piece particularly of course pertaining to his missing mother that's

00:02:44.300 beryl grandma beryl and his grandmother iris finnegan her great grandmother that she was posted up with

00:02:51.980 and so i'm going to pull up this chart now so that you guys can follow along okay so we see donald

00:02:56.700 harris and above him we know that his father is oscar joseph harris and then we've drawn this line to

00:03:02.900 across to beryl christie uh finnegan we just can't seem to find outside of that picture of her next to

00:03:10.560 kamala harris okay and then of course above oscar joseph we are told that his parents are joseph

00:03:17.820 alexander and christiana miss christie brown so let's actually let's actually start by the way in the

00:03:24.700 corner there we have iris aura allen iris allen finnegan that's beryl's mother okay that is the

00:03:30.420 one that kamala is pictured with on her lap she's a baby donald says that he photographed that photo of

00:03:37.560 them sometime in the 60s shortly after kamala was born that is our iris finnegan and i said i'm going

00:03:44.460 to start with her i'm going to obsessively read this piece he writes that she is iris nay finnegan he

00:03:50.660 writes incredibly affectionately about her what we know is that iris was born aura iris allen okay

00:03:58.600 it's important for you guys to remember that her maiden name is allen but we can't find her anywhere

00:04:04.540 in the jamaican newspaper archives donald tells us in his piece that her ancestry is just completely

00:04:11.980 unknown to him so he has no idea who this woman who he alleges had one of the greatest impacts upon

00:04:17.900 his life he has no idea where she descends from we also find it a bit off-putting that he doesn't

00:04:24.420 mention her husband by name he simply calls him mr christie that would be his grandfather just one

00:04:31.540 mention that mr crispy mr christie pardon and and guess what we also could not find her husband

00:04:38.620 whose name is patrick finnegan anywhere in the newspapers it's odd because he tells us that they

00:04:45.780 own a farm he tells us that together iris allen and her husband mr christie who we believe should

00:04:53.940 be patrick finnegan he tells us that they own and operate an entire sugar cane farm so surely i should

00:05:01.240 be able to locate them in the newspapers a business section selling buying something but no i could not

00:05:08.100 i want to be clear that doesn't mean that we could not find them at all these people do exist i can

00:05:13.820 definitively tell you guys that iris finnegan did in fact exist she just didn't own the farm she worked

00:05:21.620 it she was an agricultural laborer okay so how do we know that iris finnegan was an agricultural laborer

00:05:28.000 and not a farm owner because of her son noel pendergast he listed her as an agricultural laborer

00:05:36.380 on his documents for him to come into the united states because he was coming into work as an

00:05:41.580 agricultural laborer so i'm showing you those documents again this is her son noel finnegan

00:05:45.700 and you see it says who is your mother he writes down iris finnegan and they ask what her occupation

00:05:52.780 is and she he writes an agricultural laborer okay so that is incredibly strange i guess first and

00:06:00.360 foremost if you're if your parents owned a sugar cane farm why would you travel to america for

00:06:05.500 agricultural work on someone else's farm i feel very deeply in my soul that he and i'm referring

00:06:13.360 now to donald harris doesn't want us to look too far into this he doesn't want us to know who his

00:06:19.200 true grandfather is that's why he refers to him as mr christie it's likely not patrick finnegan and of

00:06:25.800 course we should be looking further into why it is that every time we look up any of these people who

00:06:32.180 he is telling us in this piece owned stuff they owned stuff and operated things it turns out that

00:06:38.860 they were just workers we also were able to confirm i'm just taking you guys jogging memory that iris did

00:06:46.700 in fact birth beryl finnegan we found beryl finnegan's birth certificate we know that iris allen is in fact

00:06:53.820 her mother because she is correctly listed on that birth certificate but oddly we then find that beryl too

00:07:00.500 is listed as just a barmaid on her marriage certificate her marriage certificate by the way as we determined

00:07:06.480 earlier to a lawford newland who similarly we saw was traveling into the united states as a laborer looking for

00:07:13.600 work what is going on here does this family have money do they not have money well i'll remind you by the way

00:07:18.680 that i spoke to donald harris's brother and he told me that all of the kids had businesses that were handed to

00:07:26.560 them by their father oscar harris that donald and his two siblings his two other siblings were

00:07:33.000 handed businesses so what's happening here again do they have money do they not have money this is

00:07:39.040 getting confusing confusing so i decided that it was my duty to help donald harris with his genealogy

00:07:45.240 i wanted to help him determine who exactly iris finnegan was and why he doesn't know her ancestry

00:07:51.680 and i thought that the easiest way to determine it would be to look up some records for sugar

00:07:59.160 plantations because obviously if you're owning a sugar farm there just has to be some sort of a

00:08:04.660 record for how you inherit it right because we know these were initially plantations that had slaves

00:08:09.380 and i'm sorry you weren't just casually putting together a sugar plantation and not having to

00:08:13.800 have any documents whatsoever he lists in his piece that she worked on the thatch sugar cane farm

00:08:22.940 strangely i could not find a record of the thatch walk sugar cane farm that he listed i did however find

00:08:31.100 a thatch hill sugar cane farm and that was in the exact same saint and parish in jamaica but the owner

00:08:39.220 of that farm was listed as an eliza brown brown now you're going brown wait why does that sound

00:08:46.140 familiar to me what what's wrong with that because that's the last name of the other side of donald j

00:08:51.480 harris's family so something doesn't feel right here again let's just pull up that family map again

00:08:57.120 so i can slow this down for you okay donald j harris is supposed to be the son of oscar joseph brown

00:09:04.380 harris we didn't put brown there but oscar joseph brown harris because his mother you see there is

00:09:08.840 chrissy brown okay and beryl finnegan iris's daughter but now it's starting to look like

00:09:14.640 maybe that iris finnegan worked for the brown harris side like what's going on here weird but

00:09:20.920 i said okay let's not get ahead of ourselves let's just take a closer look at the brown side of the

00:09:25.740 family who he acknowledges like we had slaves like that was a thing we owned plantations we

00:09:30.940 established brownstown he was very honest about that and forthcoming in his piece so we're gonna take

00:09:36.000 look at this family tree and we're gonna focus on christiana brown okay that's supposed to be oscar

00:09:40.220 brown's mother miss chrissy and donald has told us actually a lot about her in this piece but we've

00:09:47.360 only got this one picture this one picture and i like i said every one of these pictures

00:09:53.580 for me it just looks like a worker that is wearing her sunday's best and i'm not trying to be

00:10:00.860 judgmental i just i don't know it just that's the way these pictures look to me and that's not the

00:10:05.860 way that he's presenting it and like i said he tells us a lot about christiana brown he tells us that she's

00:10:12.180 a descendant of hamilton brown who's on record as a plantation and a slave owner the founder of

00:10:16.820 brownstown he tells us that it was her that woman who sparked his interest in economics and in politics

00:10:22.880 simply by him observing her and listening to her in her daily routine okay so she was very into

00:10:29.080 politics he tells us that she owned and operated the popular dry good store on the busy main street

00:10:37.500 leading away from the famous market in the center of brownstown okay so she is a store owner and he

00:10:42.800 says in the piece every day after school i would go to her shop to wait for the drive home to orange

00:10:48.200 hill after she closed the shop she never paid much attention to the business of the farm at orange hill

00:10:53.320 her sons took care of that side of the family business her constant focus was on the issues that

00:10:58.000 affected her business of buying and selling imported dry goods as well as the cost of living issues that

00:11:04.080 required understanding and keeping up with the news a task which she pursued with gusto he goes on to

00:11:10.860 write there was a daily diet of politics as well she was a great admirer okay this is important she was a

00:11:17.680 great admirer of busta sir william alexander bustamonte the chief minister and the colonial government

00:11:27.140 and leader of the jamaican labor party the jlp she claimed with conviction and pride to be herself

00:11:34.200 christiana brown a laborite as the members of the jlp recalls and for the interesting reason that as she

00:11:41.140 argued labor is at the heart of everything in life little did i know it then what i learned later in

00:11:46.880 studying economics that my grandmother was espousing her independently discovered version of a labor

00:11:51.840 theory of value okay that's what he says end quote i want to show you that guy again um who he says

00:11:59.680 her his grandmother idolized and she loved him because he was a laborite so i really focused on

00:12:05.880 that i was like who is this guy who is this uh busta sir busta that she admired this guy is very

00:12:13.420 important to jamaican history to jamaican politics past and present he was a man that was actually born

00:12:19.340 william alexander clark and he would go on to become the first minister of jamaica he's an

00:12:25.740 unbelievably shady character okay he left jamaica at the age of 21 to go to cuba and then there's no

00:12:32.500 trace of what he did for 30 years when he came back he was a trained commie he was ready to overthrow

00:12:40.160 government establishments by establishing all of these unions these worker revolutions that could

00:12:45.960 essentially reshape governments getting people to riot okay we call these color revolutions the

00:12:51.120 american cia does this all around the world you think there's like a normal uprising that's taking

00:12:54.700 place in ukraine and then you find out like wait why is john mccain in the middle of this getting

00:13:00.040 people to revolt and then all of a sudden we are establishing someone as the president that that is

00:13:05.240 the idea of a color revolution so this guy disappears for 30 years comes back to jamaica and all of a sudden

00:13:09.700 he's organizing regular people to riot and to overthrow and effectively we people do this so

00:13:16.100 that they can establish power for themselves so the workers the working class people think that

00:13:21.280 whatever they're saying to them is because they really care you're not being treated fairly in this

00:13:24.840 factory and you know you need to have the minimum wage it should be higher you know you should be

00:13:31.020 making more for your family yeah yeah and next thing you know they're riding they're overthrowing people

00:13:34.740 that are in power and who they actually place in power are the people that organize it in the first

00:13:39.820 place it's just a good old-fashioned commie revolution something else of interest is that um

00:13:44.960 he also uh aside from being arrested by the american government once for you know doing commie things

00:13:51.380 and staging uh these sorts of riots he also called for the genocide of rastafarians look at this

00:13:59.940 headline this is this is this is a headline of somebody going back and revisiting bring in all rastas

00:14:04.640 dead or alive now if you're american you don't know much uh about what a rastafarian is you do know

00:14:09.660 who bob marley is bob marley is hate right rastafarian you probably have a depiction probably of just bob

00:14:14.160 marley like oh they smoked pot yeah well in reality in reality they were like this religious socio-political

00:14:19.340 movement of um you had africans who after being enslaved really thought that their enslavement was

00:14:25.580 intentional many people who believe this today that the that they came from ethiopia uh they were

00:14:31.480 actually incredibly peaceful it came from ethiopia and they felt that they were the people that were

00:14:37.340 being spoken about in the bible and that they were intentionally being like there was this intentional

00:14:42.400 african diaspora all around the world uh to remove black people from their roots and so these people uh

00:14:50.500 this guy he gets into power and they actually were incredibly effective in jamaica in terms of organizing

00:14:56.380 for themselves they lived in their own encampments and they also had like um uh uh agricultural unions

00:15:04.940 like they had uh they were growing crops and things of their of their own and so they were very well

00:15:09.440 established all on their own and what ended up happening was this guy essentially said that they

00:15:15.840 were dangerous because six of them got into trouble and he said bring me all of the rastafarians

00:15:21.160 dead or alive and what ended up happening is they started like rounding up rastafarians i'll actually

00:15:27.320 read you uh specifically what happened to some of those rastafarians on his call because again

00:15:32.840 he was incredibly powerful um it says on april 12th good friday prime minister alexander bustamante

00:15:40.880 because again he went on to become the prime minister ordered the arrest of all rastafarians that

00:15:45.680 are alive police and military forces entered working class neighborhoods and rastafarian encampments

00:15:51.060 detaining rastafarians and forcibly cutting off their dreadlocks many rastafarians were tortured

00:15:57.660 and killed with estimates suggesting that as many as 150 individuals were detained so the reason that

00:16:05.020 he ordered for them to even have their dreadlocks forcibly cut off is because it had it held

00:16:09.720 spiritual meaning for them absolutely sick absolutely disturbing all of this true and it's way worse

00:16:15.500 if you look into the sky i mean there was like mysterious burnings of all of their crops

00:16:19.500 particularly when winston churchill was visiting that's another rabbit hole you can jump down but

00:16:24.260 i wanted to just tell you who this guy was because he makes a note of this in his piece on all j harris

00:16:30.200 that christiana brown loved this guy that that was her political vision she loved bustamante he just

00:16:37.140 adopted that name bustamante maybe maybe to make it sound like he was a person that was for the people

00:16:42.940 who knows so we thought surely this this powerful woman going back to christiana brown who was

00:16:49.800 involved in politics speaking about politics every day in her dry goods store and she was so accomplished

00:16:55.500 she has these stores she's like i said deeply seated speaking about the labor party

00:17:01.500 she must be mentioned in the newspaper a few times i mean there's just no way that we're not gonna be able

00:17:07.020 to find her in a newspaper article and indeed we we did find her we found her strangely as a potential

00:17:14.880 witness to election fraud christiana brown taking the stand in a case pertaining to election fraud

00:17:23.080 yes it is about to get completely crazy so i hope you guys are following along and this is all making

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00:18:20.980 here is where we found christiana brown in the kingston gleaner i am showing you the headline here

00:18:26.740 witnesses claim they received money to vote for mr allen hey you remember oh iris allen her last name

00:18:35.700 was allen okay maybe it means something maybe it doesn't okay so i'll tell you a little bit about

00:18:39.400 this case because that used it's super long because it's actually a transcript which is incredible that

00:18:43.440 they used to print this in the newspaper but it was a full transcript of the court case that was

00:18:47.160 happening and this was in an election petition so in 1944 christiana brown was made to testify

00:18:54.380 because there was a political election between a guy named harold egbert allen harold egbert allen

00:19:01.680 was busta's protege he eventually went on to become his finance minister okay so he he was the person that

00:19:08.740 was running and obviously you could imagine busta wanted this guy to get elected and he was running

00:19:13.520 against a guy named t adrian gray or well harold did in fact win the election and remember christina

00:19:20.920 according to donald j harris was allegedly obsessed with busta so surely i'm thinking she must have

00:19:25.200 been very happy that the labor party protege busta's protege won well that's where it gets interesting

00:19:32.600 because she was testifying because she apparently had witnessed some guy named sp nugent paying her niece

00:19:41.460 to vote for allen so it became this massive scandal because they were quite literally paying people

00:19:47.180 to vote for allen to get him into office and so she told the truth to the police officer she told the truth

00:19:52.320 on the stand and she just told them yeah i i witnessed this exchanging of money her niece denied it

00:19:58.680 but i just think that that's quite strange because i shouldn't she be happy with this outcome i'm going

00:20:03.340 what's happening here she's on the team of labor she was devoting her life to speaking about this in her dry

00:20:08.440 goods store but then buried in this article is an explosive detail in the midst of all the testimony

00:20:15.300 when the judge asks her christiana brown what do you do for a living she answers i'm a washer woman

00:20:25.400 i said what's a washer woman a washer woman is a woman who quite literally washes just what it sounds

00:20:32.940 like just that simple she it means that her job was to wash the clothes and the sheets and to hang them

00:20:39.320 out to dry now let's again bring up that photo of miss chrishy that donald shares okay

00:20:45.860 sitting outside like i said looks to me like a woman who's wearing her sunday best potentially for a

00:20:52.060 picture i never felt that this was a woman who was running a dry goods store it had an active life

00:20:56.780 in politics i rather did feel that we were missing something here why would christiana brown in this

00:21:03.900 case tell the judge that she was a washer woman maybe it's because donald is lying about everything

00:21:11.560 i want to be very clear here i believe that donald did know christiana brown the washer woman i believe

00:21:19.040 that donald j harris did know iris finnegan the agricultural laborer and her daughter beryl but i do

00:21:26.880 not believe that they were his kin i believe they worked for his kin so what does that mean

00:21:33.580 well it means that it's likely that whoever christiana worked for who who's ever whoever's

00:21:39.780 laundry it was that she was washing were very politically inclined based upon the questions

00:21:45.220 that were being asked of her in that examination again we'll include a link for this on locals you

00:21:49.280 can read this yourself but the questions that they're asking her it applies to me that clearly

00:21:55.380 wherever she is working there's a lot of political action happening around her and if her niece

00:22:02.000 was given money to vote for alan it was likely because alan's political team knew that they

00:22:09.500 worked for a family that her niece worked for a family that supported alan right you wouldn't go

00:22:14.760 around with cash giving it to these low-level workers on a farm if you weren't sure the people

00:22:20.220 who were running this farm were friendly to your campaign so that made me go okay that name the last

00:22:28.720 name alan is at least familiar um i now know that he's connected to bustamante i now know that

00:22:33.880 donald is lying about even christiana harris that's every single relative that they have presented a

00:22:38.900 picture of they are lying about what they do and we have documentation of the fact that they are lying

00:22:43.880 about what they do that these were workers and they effectively stole their identities and turned them

00:22:48.860 into someone else so i thought let me look into this guy who was running this harold egbert alan

00:22:54.480 bustante bustamante's um protege so to speak that had agents that were going around trying to rig

00:23:02.260 an election with cash allegedly allegedly i didn't actually see what the conclusion of the case was

00:23:07.040 but i'm going to guess given the amount of power that bustamante had that he won the election and that

00:23:12.300 the case was just shut down so again i'm going to i'm going to show you this guy again this this

00:23:16.920 bustamante guy i start looking into him and there's some curious facts that came up curiously enough

00:23:22.280 he was married to a woman who came to be known as lady idris allen idris allen now this is pure

00:23:31.920 speculation but i in my head i'm just taking you through my thought process i was like that sounds

00:23:35.580 like iris allen but it's idris allen okay whatever but like that's who he's married to and then i sort

00:23:42.260 of came to the conclusion that actually that idris allen you can show a picture of her again

00:23:46.400 i think she's the real person who raised donald harris i believe that she is actually potentially

00:23:54.240 donald harris's true mother and it's why she doesn't speak about barrel and he won't speak

00:23:58.800 about his mother because i think that is his mother and i'm going to tell you why idris allen

00:24:03.280 began her career as a clerk working at a dry goods store called sherlock and smith she soon began

00:24:10.000 working at a department supervisor of another dry goods store nathan and co limited and she worked

00:24:16.820 and operated that store for 10 years and of course don't even get me started she was steep in labor

00:24:23.720 right politics because look who she eventually married they stayed married for 10 years or a little

00:24:28.680 more than 10 years they got married in 1941 and then um he literally it says died suddenly in 1953 so

00:24:36.200 they were married for for 12 years she fought extensively for social welfare programs uh

00:24:42.800 otherwise known as hand your kids to the state she was a good commie and let me tell you what's

00:24:48.560 interesting about that you see i noticed this thing that it tends to be the people that fight the

00:24:54.800 hardest for social welfare programs when you look into their families it turns out that they were the

00:24:59.980 ones that owned the slaves why do you think it would be that the people that owned the slaves and

00:25:04.400 clearly did not believe in social welfare suddenly became the most vigorous loudest voices for social

00:25:14.120 equality these are the people that were establishing the unions does that make sense to you you have to

00:25:19.940 actually think like a slave owner for a second right so you're a slave owner you're running a

00:25:24.840 plantation business is good like you are the boss of everything okay it's like yep don't care what's

00:25:30.300 happening to the slaves whipping slaves turning out profit and then suddenly the government says no

00:25:36.880 more slavery we're going to pay you for your slaves like they did for the the descendants of hamilton

00:25:42.260 brown we know that kamala's family got what would effectively have been 11 million dollars for their

00:25:46.780 slaves the british government did pay them for their slaves in jamaica okay but you're not just going

00:25:52.240 to be like cool with having lost all of your power you're going to organize and figure out

00:25:56.340 how to maintain your power again you don't just go oh well now i love i know yesterday we were whipping

00:26:02.440 you but now i love you slave that doesn't that doesn't make sense okay so slavery gets abolished

00:26:08.280 and in about 1883 the uk abolishes slavery um uh or i guess the british empire abolishes slavery and

00:26:16.840 that means jamaica and that's why they've got to release their slaves and most of the slaves stay on

00:26:20.560 like my my grandparents descendants stayed on and became like sharecroppers they just worked the farm

00:26:25.720 because they didn't really know what to do with their lives and then those slave owners got together

00:26:30.120 and started planning like how do we just re-enslave them in a different way and that tool to re-enslave

00:26:35.120 them is government you get your family involved in politics and then you tell those former slaves that

00:26:41.520 you're fighting for their freedom and all they have to do is keep fighting for more governance what is

00:26:46.960 more governance it's slavery it's slavery but you dress it up as as freedom you know you're like oh social

00:26:52.620 welfare programs like we're gonna have your kids we're gonna raise your kids we're gonna do this

00:26:56.500 we're gonna offer you free handouts free handouts and suddenly the next thing you know you're being

00:26:59.440 taxed into oblivion in all of your money all of your earnings you think you're working and you're

00:27:05.040 independent but your earnings are actually going to the very same people that enslaved you

00:27:08.180 so yes i find it interesting that idris got so involved the descendant of wealthy slave owners from

00:27:14.820 barbados got so involved in labor politics and was really cared cared about social politics um wanted

00:27:22.900 to make sure about the social welfare of people was okay what does that sound like to you this is what

00:27:28.280 it sounds like to me and then you have mr christie still who knows i have no idea who still don't know

00:27:35.000 why we're referring to a mr christie in this piece i have no idea who it is um but what we do learn

00:27:43.460 about harold allen which i found interesting so idris's husband is that um he was also the headmaster

00:27:50.960 of titchfield upper school now if you remember a couple of episodes i told you that the first time

00:27:56.820 we can find a trace of donald j harris it's at titchfield upper school he's listed he's like 17

00:28:02.940 years old and he's listed there just it's just a school photo and his name happens to pop up as a 17

00:28:08.800 year old otherwise it's been very difficult to find anything on him do you guys understand like

00:28:15.140 what i am piecing together here it is my view today that kamala harris descends from a long line

00:28:22.820 of wealthy slave owners who then turned into communist leaders with the explicit goal of

00:28:28.540 overthrowing countries and overriding people's independent freedom under the guise of offering

00:28:33.560 them more freedom more handouts this seems to be the picture that we are painting on both sides of

00:28:40.420 her family her mother came from a wealthy indian communist family okay now we know or i have a

00:28:48.460 suspicion that her father as well came from a wealthy family of slave owners um i do believe that this is

00:28:57.540 his true mother not beryl and i'm gonna again now show you a different chart this is just me putting

00:29:02.820 together what i think the true family tree is and obviously this is going to take a lot more

00:29:07.100 investigation but um i don't know about shamala gophlin yet i'm still investigating her i'm really

00:29:12.220 sticking with donald harris yet because i haven't uh felt like we've answered all the questions and

00:29:16.740 the lady idris allen thing opened up a huge door but i think these are his parents i believe lady idris

00:29:24.320 allen who allegedly had no children no children at all and you can see she lived a very long life

00:29:29.740 um and he describes uh you know the women who raised him lived a long life and says oh she died

00:29:36.160 and it was very hard for me and blah blah blah okay well lady idris allen if i'm correct and that is

00:29:42.540 his mother that would be a massive secret and it would be a massive secret we're hiding because it

00:29:47.700 would mean that she essentially descends from communist slave owning royalty who intentionally

00:29:54.040 divided people and move them across into different countries and put them into powerful positions

00:29:59.440 now again this is my conclusion based on what i am seeing there is just no way there is no way okay

00:30:05.800 if it if there was a way i would buy a lottery ticket that all three of the relatives that they listed

00:30:12.160 christiana brown beryl and miss iris that all three we can find records of

00:30:19.460 but we find them records as workers and not the owners that they allege that they were

00:30:25.640 unless this is a case of stolen identity unless we are looking at something that is

00:30:30.400 so diabolical and sick that they stole the identity of all of them because they needed to

00:30:36.080 create a family tree that would obscure kamala's true heritage and the lack of reaction

00:30:43.300 the lack of an explanation that we are getting knowing that there are millions of people watching this

00:30:48.560 series leads me to believe that they are hiding this truth also um i now suddenly the trail has

00:30:55.200 gone cold of me speaking with donald harris's brother again i sensed that he was being honest

00:31:00.580 and saying that he did not know don't forget his own brother does not know who his mother is

00:31:05.340 he says donald harris is exceedingly private about that why on earth would you need to be

00:31:11.200 exceedingly private about who your mother was unless she was someone who was very powerful

00:31:16.060 who was very connected and someone who was very involved in politics unless she was someone

00:31:20.720 who was in support of a man who was rounding up and calling for the extermination of rastafarians

00:31:27.620 and you needed the public to believe despite having that in your line yes let's exterminate the

00:31:35.020 rastafarians you were going to be so sick and twisted as to sell to the american public that this

00:31:40.800 woman was the first black president of the united black female president of the united states yeah

00:31:46.880 you'd want to cover that up so i uh i have a lot of questions here and i i think it like i said it is

00:31:53.260 very likely that donald harris actually knew these people because according to just what i've been able

00:31:58.340 to research and i've been researching this all day his mother or who i believe could be his mother

00:32:03.300 idris allen was very very busy by all accounts she traveled a lot and so he would have been raised and

00:32:10.500 had meaningful relationships with the help on hand so he's just pretty much merging his memories

00:32:17.860 this is my mom she did actually own a dry goods store uh she's in and out she's traveling with politics

00:32:23.000 she's in the barbados islands she's here and she's there and then i'm plausibly being raised by

00:32:29.720 miss iris right plausibly being shown things by whoever he is fading that memory and with christiana brown

00:32:38.860 the lawn dress he's plausibly around these people while his mom is traveling and that again would

00:32:45.480 explain why donald harris has been so private about his mother all right guys i'm going to take a quick

00:32:52.440 break here before we then speak about some other things kamala harris has said here's some exciting

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00:33:19.000 stickermule.com slash candace go head to it right now all right so that is my theory that kamala

00:33:26.680 uh was raised by militant marxists who explicitly wanted to gain power in government it's a terrifying

00:33:33.480 theory it means that woman should not she's way too close right now to the white house um and it is

00:33:38.740 not a person that you want in control of this country because there is if that is proven correct

00:33:43.080 likely an entire network of people that she is working with worldwide no question about it and

00:33:48.260 it is only going to lead to uh us having less independence and control over our independent

00:33:53.520 lives it is certainly a far cry from her story about growing up middle class is something that she

00:34:00.700 just keeps saying take a listen and i come from the middle class look my mother raised my sister and

00:34:06.440 me she worked hard she saved up by the time i was a teenager she was able to buy our first home

00:34:11.960 and you know home ownership for too many people in our country now is elusive you know

00:34:18.540 she's just so fake take another listen to her saying that again i believe we need to grow our middle

00:34:29.420 class and make sure our economy works for everyone for people

00:34:36.280 like the people in the neighborhood where i grew up and the hard-working americans i meet every day

00:34:46.960 across our nation trained little commie okay so it's been brought to my attention by the way that

00:34:53.200 kamala harris during her formative years lived in canada in an exceedingly wealthy community okay

00:34:59.360 like a very wealthy community kamala did move to canada at the age of 11 or 12 years old and she

00:35:04.960 graduated from west mount high school in 1981 and the public school is in the wealthiest suburb of

00:35:12.100 montreal she attended uh vernier college in montreal and then she moved to howard university in

00:35:17.580 washington dc and even when the new york times was looking into kamala harris and describing her

00:35:23.240 upbringing they wrote this eventually the family settled on the top floor of a spacious victorian

00:35:28.580 home in an affluent neighborhood bordering west mount on grovsner avenue one of canada's wealthiest

00:35:36.040 districts it was a comfortable home with high ceilings hardwood floors persian carpets recalled

00:35:42.920 miss kagan who first met miss harris in eighth grade and lived with her family for a time to escape an

00:35:47.600 abusive stepfather so kamala harris comes from money and that makes perfect sense given who her mother

00:35:53.500 was and who her father was and they're trying to obscure this fact again because they want people

00:35:57.760 to think that she has some struggle in her and she doesn't okay she simply does not even when they're

00:36:04.300 this guy uh trevor williams who was a former basketball player on the canadian olympic team who dated

00:36:10.460 her sister maya harris in high school was speaking to the new york times he recalled that the harris

00:36:15.600 sisters played down their affluence he said quote i didn't even realize at the time that their mother

00:36:20.400 was this high-powered doctor yeah she was good because she had a lot of money and she had a lot

00:36:25.940 of connections and because communists stay connected with another one another all around the world and

00:36:30.980 they were interested again in achieving a type of enslavement over people under the guise of freedom

00:36:38.520 so it really is incredible to revisit that book it's just drive the book is driving me crazy now the

00:36:43.580 truths that we hold right because she speaks about moving to canada and she writes this i was happy

00:36:50.540 just where i was but when i was in middle school we had to leave my mother was offered a unique

00:36:54.400 opportunity in montreal teaching at mcgill university and conducting research at the jewish general hospital

00:37:00.480 it was an exciting step in advancing her career it was not however an exciting opportunity for me

00:37:06.160 i was 12 years old and the thought of moving away from sunny california in february in the middle of

00:37:11.000 the school year to a french-speaking foreign city covered in 12 feet of snow was distressing to

00:37:14.780 say the least my mother tried to make it sound like an adventure taking us to buy our first down

00:37:19.480 jackets and mittens as though we were going to be explorers the great northern winter but it was hard

00:37:24.720 for me to see it that way it was made worse when my mother told us that she wanted us to learn the

00:37:28.560 language so she was enrolling us in a neighborhood school for native french speakers notre dame

00:37:34.280 de nez our lady of snows it was a difficult transition since the only french i knew was

00:37:41.140 from my ballet classes where madame bovy my ballet teacher would shout demi plié plié and up and i used

00:37:48.920 to joke that i felt like a duck okay so here's the thing if you attended ballet classes um before you

00:37:55.900 got to canada you were not having this middle class existence i mean it is just such a nonsense do you

00:38:02.580 know how expensive ballet is okay i just put my daughter in ballet classes and when i looked at

00:38:06.860 the price i was like what am i doing she's two years old like she's running around the class going

00:38:11.280 like this doing nothing and i'm putting her into these ballet classes really because i just think she

00:38:14.720 looks extremely cute in this little ballet outfit with her top bun but it's expensive with one daughter

00:38:20.680 they had two okay two daughters in ballet class when she was living in california we need to stop with

00:38:30.460 this narrative that kamala harris grew up middle class it's so offensive to me i just can't stand

00:38:35.760 it anymore if another person says it i'm going to be sick i think i'm going to be physically ill

00:38:39.600 if we keep pretending that she is one of two things one middle class and two black we just have to stop

00:38:47.360 doing both of those things immediately amazingly she she says that she she took her her her hard

00:38:52.780 upbringing in the albert ballet classes with her she says this is a quote i was sure to take my

00:38:58.360 upbringing with me to montreal one day maya and i held a demonstration in front of our building

00:39:04.580 protesting the fact that kids weren't allowed to play soccer on the lawn i'm happy to report that

00:39:11.260 our demands were met like i mean that is just definitively a made-up story that's the thing

00:39:18.580 it's just a made-up story there's no element of that story that is true like you did not demonstrate

00:39:23.420 to play soccer in a lawn in a brand new place in montreal canada i mean how many months can you

00:39:29.000 even play soccer up there weren't you just telling us that it was it was so cold and you had to buy

00:39:33.840 your down jackets and you were sad to say au revoir to your french ballet teacher what's going on none of

00:39:40.180 this makes any sense this book is a treasure trove of bullshit i am telling you she she then says

00:39:48.220 eventually i convinced my mother to let me switch to a fine arts school where i tried out violin french

00:39:53.920 horn and kettle drum alongside my studies in history and math one year we performed free to be

00:40:00.520 you and me from start to finish i think i'm going to be ill i think i'm going to be physically ill but

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00:40:56.840 just read by the way before we get out of here i just need to read some of the comments on yesterday's

00:41:00.880 episode because i was just laughing so hard late into the night realizing black people are hilarious

00:41:06.220 because they're not trying to be funny and they've just hyper focused on one thing and they need to

00:41:10.480 talk about it and get it off their chest and yesterday i was just going through the absurdity

00:41:14.260 of all of her stories in this book the truths we hold like just trying to blackify herself like she

00:41:18.720 i personally think she holds contempt for black people now that i'm digging into her story and

00:41:23.340 realizing like what her family roots are i believe her contempt is what she thinks black people are

00:41:27.460 stupid and she can just make up something about her background and will go for it and so the collared

00:41:31.420 greens in the bathtub very disgusting obviously just common sense absolutely disgusting where you

00:41:35.800 shower got hair skin i don't know what else is in people's showers what gets caught in the drain you

00:41:40.980 don't just drop food in there it's just not a thing that you should do and it's obvious that if it's a

00:41:44.900 thing that you do it's just not going to be a thing that a black person does this is honestly we're

00:41:48.300 getting now into like basic science right so black people do not do these things so these are some

00:41:52.180 comments from yesterday's episode that i wanted to read marie writes black people don't wash greens in

00:41:57.480 the bathtub not only is that disgusting it's insulting i am tamaya writes been black american all my life and

00:42:03.660 never seen anybody cook greens in the bathtub les mckenzie writes someone should have asked her how

00:42:08.760 they cooked collared greens in her house who the hell watches collared greens in a bathtub bond wolf

00:42:14.580 writes i'm an older woman from the country back in the day we called the large containers used for

00:42:18.460 cleaning greens tubs no one used a bathtub to clean their greens not knowing this detail is where she

00:42:24.600 messed up the lie she is full of crap proctor writes nobody black is washing collared greens in the

00:42:29.740 tub nobody leonard writes how does a hindu indian woman raise two proud black girls that's in response

00:42:37.620 to her sitting down with matt barnes and being like my you know my mother raised two proud black girls

00:42:41.920 literally how the math isn't mathing kamala how does that work can anybody do that can anybody just

00:42:47.940 raise two proud black girls i just don't get it cecilia writes very interestingly i am an indian still

00:42:54.680 living in india kamala's mother was an ayur brahmin an upper caste who are very very prejudiced and

00:43:02.460 blacks don't stand a chance to suggest that her mother raised her and her sister to be two proud

00:43:08.420 black women in white america is really awkward yes as i said i want to do like an entire week dedicated

00:43:15.040 to kamala's mother i might even do an entire week dedicated to doug emhoff i should but he hasn't said

00:43:22.060 anything about janet jackson i'm sure right now he's just like you know what i love janet jackson

00:43:25.460 i'm not going to say anything about janet jackson doug is probably realizing right now to just stay

00:43:29.640 away from the topic of janet jackson altogether and kamala probably wishes she did i feel like

00:43:34.500 maybe michelle called michelle obama called and was just like girl did you really have to go for

00:43:39.780 janet jackson and she was like i didn't know i didn't know i didn't actually grow up with any of

00:43:42.780 this music that i said i grew up with but we're here and i'm gonna keep going and i know that there

00:43:47.500 was a lot that's happening also that woman that i suspect highly suspect is donald harris's real

00:43:53.000 mother that he's hiding and merging all of these stories with or i guess she could be a grandmother

00:43:57.440 but no i think it's actually his mother because of the timeline of when she's born in 1909 and he is

00:44:01.880 then born in 1938 i i very much believe that the more that we look into her we will be able to sort of

00:44:10.960 establish this network of people who i believe are working on behalf of bustamante and other people

00:44:17.660 who have very shady backgrounds just appeared in countries and began overthrowing things under the

00:44:22.440 guise of freedom and i just really want to illustrate here this makes kamala harris exceedingly dangerous

00:44:29.860 i don't quite think people understand what we are dealing with here if you have a woman who has a

00:44:37.860 grandparent or a great grandparent who was tight with bustamante who was rounding up rastafarians

00:44:44.800 and cutting their dreads off and killing and torturing them and calling for a genocide of them

00:44:51.020 who can just not have any guilt even slight guilt about that and just pull out a black card and just

00:44:58.020 be like yeah like i'm i'm gonna be the first black president and talking about her heritage in harlem like

00:45:02.720 someone who's capable of that that just feels nothing in their soul

00:45:06.080 is not a person that you want to give more power to so i am calling on kamala harris and her team to

00:45:13.400 simply answer these questions i'm calling upon them i think that we have produced enough evidence here

00:45:19.260 that something is not adding up that this is now legitimately substantiated that there are a lot of

00:45:24.780 holes in their official legend that they tried to establish for the public back in 2019 i think it

00:45:31.100 would be the correct thing to respond to it meaningfully to tell us where to look so that we can make sense

00:45:38.420 of your background maybe there is really just a double barrel christiana and another iris who really did

00:45:46.320 live the lives that you say that they lived who happened to have the same names of the workers who worked

00:45:51.360 exactly where they worked maybe there is i'm open to that like two percent possibility and again i'm not

00:45:57.200 doing this because i am trying to like say that she doesn't have a right to respond to it i'm doing this

00:46:03.920 because this investigation is important to understanding who it is who is asking for more power in america

00:46:09.960 that it is it is the most relevant thing and yes this began with something very simple jenna jackson but now

00:46:15.480 we are somewhere so far beyond that that every single person should be interested because as i said

00:46:21.080 if you have it within you to take the identity of black people who were washing your clothes right

00:46:29.480 dealing with your plantation your your sugar plantation which means they were descendants of

00:46:34.860 the slaves that you owned and you felt nothing when you stole their identity to create a story about

00:46:40.820 yourself so that other black people would be enslaved by you in a different country you are

00:46:45.640 disturbed disturbed and dismissed as far as i'm concerned i welcome her to come on the show i welcome

00:46:51.880 her to have a phone call i welcome her to do whatever she wants any harris person would like to clarify

00:46:55.240 some things i'm an open book i'm open to changing and modifying anything i've gotten wrong we are

00:46:59.500 investigating and i'm starting to draw some conclusions here but it is still an investigation and i'm open to

00:47:04.400 hearing any place where we've gotten things wrong so guys unfortunately next week i am going to be on

00:47:09.460 vacation not unfortunately i'm actually really throws you on vacation but i'm unfortunate that

00:47:12.900 we're gonna have to stop this investigation don't worry i will still have content for you so if you're

00:47:16.760 watching this on youtube um be sure to hit the little bell that will tell you the episodes will be

00:47:21.240 um just interviews that we have done actually incredibly on monday do not miss monday's episode

00:47:26.740 you remember the plane mh370 that just disappeared do you ever wonder like what happened to that plane

00:47:32.360 because i sat down with someone who presented a very solid theory of what happened to that plane

00:47:38.040 like literally make sure you hit notifications on youtube and that you take a listen because it blew

00:47:43.620 my mind but also somewhere in my soul i just knew that it was right like the government has just been

00:47:48.120 like hiding technology from us hiding truths from us spiritual truths about us like where we come from

00:47:53.860 everything and it just like it blew my mind if you're someone who can open your mind and expand your

00:48:00.120 mind to the possibility that your government is lying to you about a lot because they've been caught

00:48:04.660 lying to you about a lot then you need to be here on monday but we will have episodes uh premiering

00:48:09.180 monday through thursday next week while i'm on vacation and i will take the time while i'm on

00:48:12.700 vacation to deeply research idris allen and the rest of the family to put the pieces together because i

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Candace Owens - October 05, 2024

Another Explosive Kamala Heritage Lie Exposed ｜ Candace Ep 79

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