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As an artist who understands what goes into creating original material, I cannot defend P. Diddy in all cases. He failed to sign artists for the upliftment of the black community. Those under his wing have all come forward to express their discontent with his business practices, leaving them resentful towards him. He was never a kingmaker like Dr. Dre or Ice Cube. His focus was on his empowerment. The community needed a thousand legends, but we only got a few. Unfortunately, now that he faces difficult times, he has little support because he has yet to build a loyal community. Like Russell Simmons and other rap moguls, I believe these men did not wisely utilize their wealth and influence.
For instance, they concentrated most of their resources in one country and held onto only one citizenship. What motivates a renowned musician to possess real estate in several states in the same region? It’s like me deciding to buy a mansion in almost every state in Germany instead of spreading it out to other areas. They have properties in California, Miami, New York, and other scattered locations nationwide. Why travel by private jet within Germany when I could explore other countries where I hold secondary or tertiary citizenship? That concentrates their wealth within one jurisdiction, which could be risky in the event of a seizure. You can lose your wealth if certain institutions turn on you.
Many other countries have laws and a justice system that protect citizens from some situations in the States. Remember, this is my opinion and reaction to what I see happening to black male celebrities in the United States. Instead, why not diversify their investments and acquire properties in Portugal, South Africa, or the UAE (for example), where they can obtain additional protection? Our favorite celebrities established their company in the United States. Imagine if Bill Cosby was also an EU citizen with a significant portion of his wealth in European banks. There are laws here that make it impossible to rob you. I anticipate they will rob P. Diddy like the system robbed Kanye West of six billion dollars.
What drives the choice to confine most of their wealth within the borders of the US? How many Rolls-Royces can a single individual possess in one country? While I admire life’s finer luxuries, the excessive craving for material possessions is a pressing concern. This leads me to the subject of sexuality. As an American, we are well aware of the biased tendencies of the family court system towards men. Furthermore, the laws surrounding sexual activities are heavily skewed. Why persist in participating in “scandalous encounters” within the United States when there are discreet establishments in locations such as Thailand and Germany where one can legally indulge in a variety of sexual experiences?
The FKK, also known as Freikörperkultur or “Free Body Culture,” is a cultural lifestyle in Germany that celebrates nudity as a means of promoting body acceptance, freedom, and connection with nature. In Germany, residents and visitors alike have the opportunity to partake in this naturist movement, where consenting adults can revel in their bare skin in designated public or private areas such as beaches, saunas, parks, and spas. This practice is widespread throughout Western Europe and requires no pre-planned arrangements. Pay the entrance fee and indulge in your desires discreetly and lawfully without fearing criticism. American musicians consistently tour Europe, so how don’t they know this?
What’s the obsession with the US? If you are Diddy and you allegedly have an insatiable thirst for sexual fetishes, you have a diverse array of legal options at your disposal in other countries. You can find designated beaches and parks where individuals can be nude while participating in sunbathing, swimming, or socializing. I’m sure they will arrange for music and dancing at the special request of a wealthy client. People flock to FKK locations to unwind in a natural setting without clothing. The gathering is not about sex, although sexual activity may occur, and there are all sorts of high-end brothels in the Czech Republic. I mean, if it is about feeling at ease and having the freedom to satisfy one’s carnal desires.
Famous red light district establishments are located along the Baltic and North Sea coasts and within select picturesque regions. Diddy had the resources to access these opportunities, so why throw “freak-offs” in the States? After all, the principles of “freak-offs” are incorporated into sauna and wellness spas or centers. It is customary for guests to be unclothed while using facilities such as saunas, steam rooms, and pools. These settings are considered sanctuaries for relaxation and promoting overall well-being, and sex is seen as natural and advantageous. The man could choose a high-end brothel, strip club (many strip clubs outside of America are brothels), or erotic venue in Spain or Germany.
Diddy could have arrived on his private jet and indulged in the most exquisite “freak off.” If he kept his mouth shut and refrained from bringing radical feminists with him from the United States, there would have been no complications, mainly if he had EU citizenship. This is one of the reasons why I believe he did not use his wealth wisely. My primary point is due to the negative associations surrounding him. We have witnessed the repercussions of bringing Biggie to LA during the intense rivalry. We have observed the downfall of Craig Mack, Loon, and Black Rob and the lack of financial success for others under his guidance, including 112, Total, Shyne, and even his former bodyguards, who are discontent.
I envision the New York justice seizing his assets, manipulating his finances to leave him penniless, and sentencing him to lengthy imprisonment. Despite the damaging allegations in the indictment, I wonder if the main driving force behind this is solely rooted in taking Sean “Diddy” Combs down. I believe that this public shaming of Diddy is a calculated attack on not only him but also on the entire hip-hop music industry and the black culture it represents. It will not be surprising to see the same tactical maneuver employed against other influential figures in this sphere, including 50 Cent, Jay Z, Nas, Drake, Dr. Dre, Lil Wayne, and other icons. I foresee this calculated onslaught continuing until every prominent rapper falls from grace, ultimately leading to the downfall of the hip-hop music industry and the Kulture it embodies.
The method used to dismantle influential black men is as follows. Orchestrated by a covert group, they bring the targeted mogul’s name into negative public conversations. They spread negative propaganda to manipulate the public and prevent them from opposing the attack. Once the allegations shift from mere rumors to widespread knowledge, they move on to public accusations. “Victims” emerge, often with emotional tales using buzzwords related to sexual behavior that the public has been conditioned to reject. For example, it is okay for a school to proceed with assisting your children to change their gender without parental consent, but a man cannot fly his girlfriend into town for a sexual rendezvous.
The accusations may lack substantial evidence or logical reasoning beyond the allegation of serious offenses. The accusers then file civil lawsuits (they can suddenly afford good lawyers). The next step involves a raid by the most feared law enforcement agencies on the targeted mogul’s home, followed by an indictment by a grand jury. Imprisonment ensues. Even if the targeted mogul beats the case, the assault persists, tarnishing their dismissal as a glitch. And if all efforts fail, the mogul dies under suspicious circumstances, they murder him or her. We have all witnessed this in the case of Michael Jackson and others, but the public continues to underestimate the same crooked strategy each time.
Who is actively searching for the secretive boardroom where these behind-the-scenes radicals are plotting and carrying out these scathing attacks on our moguls? From my perspective, those in this clandestine group strive to dominate the culture. They are prejudiced individuals who are tirelessly working to dismantle the black family. They hinder the progress of black men in achieving prominent positions. Their assault on cultural icons is relentless and appears to be isolated incidents. But… in reality, it is a widespread and calculated attack. Black people need to vote as a block. Our celebrities should see an attack on one as an attack on everyone. The community needs to protest these indictments.
