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USAID and The Rap Game (Part 1)

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Klay Thompson28 days ago

It's fascinating to see what has completely dropped off since USAID was defunded…

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Mike Benz28 days ago

Yes, I used to live in Laurel Canyon

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Tom28 days ago

Thank you again Mike Benz for the incredible deep dive into how our intel community fucks everything up. Now I know why I hate rap music. It is probably the forced underlying subversive messaging that my subconscious rejected.

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The Right King Todd28 days ago

So this is CIA? Naahhhhhhhhh

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Lizyrd Collins28 days ago

I always felt there was an agenda with MTV/Rap/Spring Break in the early 90’s. I remember saying to myself back then, “Oh, here we fucking go…..”. When I was a gigging muso in the 70/80s, I worked with mixed bands and in mixed venues. It was great. But, shit changed culturally.

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Richie🎥McG🍿28 days ago

Interesting! Now do the J6 pipe bomber.

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Mike Benz28 days ago

you sound new here

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Richie🎥McG🍿28 days ago

Gonna bookmark this for when Brian Cole is acquitted. Not “new” here, I was actually on the ground covering Jan 6 (not sitting behind a keyboard) and just because Trump is in office doesn’t mean l’m going to avoid the obvious coverup that’s still taking place 🫡

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PuckLuckBitch🌸🇺🇸28 days ago

@MikeBenzCyber I just want to say the new fog of war is using mis and disinformation. Much love and respect to you both.

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Richie🎥McG🍿28 days ago

@MikeBenzCyber Amen. I appreciate Mike’s work, for sure. But methinks something stinks and there are still many unanswered questions re: J5 and J6

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Mike Benz27 days ago

@puckluckbitch It's not that complicated. I don't think whoever planted the device acted alone. It seems likely a discardable retard patsy (like a Brian Cole) planted the device after being talked into it by a political operative or a fed, & now I'm waiting to see more of the state's evidence.

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AdaBada26 days ago

@RichieMcGinniss @puckluckbitch No, it is VERY complicated. A devious plot devised by numerous actors, followed by a massive cover up operation.

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Richie🎥McG🍿26 days ago

@MikeBenzCyber @puckluckbitch I’d lean in that direction based on what I saw on J6

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Anthony Mongiello28 days ago

@grok watch the video and make it into 10 sentences the connect the CIA to the rap music music drop off the music charts.

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Dossiers28 days ago

Have you looked at how the Billboard top 100 hits changed drastically after the 2nd term of Bill Clinton? It's quite easy to determine how R&B, Hip Hop, etc was inserted into the top 100 hits year after year. DEI started with music during the Clinton years.

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Damon R Becnel28 days ago

@ShellDavis27851 We need a reap push to defund ALL NGOs and nonprofits by all levels of government, even secret CIA fucktards paying money to these entities

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Erebus28 days ago

The CIA used rap because it was expedient for their purposes of influence, the major labels pushed rap because it was expedient to their goal of making profits. Young listeners were curated into rap music because it was cheap and easily produced for the record labels, the CIA just used it as an Easter egg...

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FLAHUSTLA28 days ago

some say the CIA/FBI pushed gangsta rap as a way to distract and derail from the conscious and political rap music that was growing over other genres. This is a great series Mike

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Girth Brooks II28 days ago

I remember one of the guys from NWA saying that the execs couldn't get a song out unless they talked about certain subjects. They made them change their lyrics all the time.

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Sunny Royal27 days ago

Wow Mike this is incredible. Lynard Skynard "Working for the MCA"

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Coach Beef Daddy the Sun Gazer28 days ago

I always figured. Thanks for laying it out and confirming!

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Henry Orth27 days ago

Every day it’s another layer of the machine exposed. Does it ever end? Government agendas and cultural subversion are everywhere now - from the music industry straight into kids' programming.

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Fiona Nunya28 days ago

The re-release of Borat. 😂

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Jeremy28 days ago

So basically everything is just fake and gay

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Fred Jelly Beans 🇺🇸28 days ago

Good to see you Benz.😁👍👍🙌

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humphreymcgee3628 days ago

That was fascinating. Where's part 2?

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Trump fan💯🇺🇸28 days ago

So in a crazy way it has to do with color revolution trying to stir shit up between people in America. I guess rap music did do that.

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Sean Danconia28 days ago

Jerry Heller and his bff

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Josh Overholt28 days ago

Try to explain this

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JustMe27 days ago

Why the actual fuck doesn't this account have 10 million followers...serious question.

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Sam28 days ago

I used to watch MTV every day, then in the 90's, overnight, they switch to 100% RAP. I never watched MTV again. Looking back, it was obviously bought and paid for.

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BallDenial28 days ago

Just 7 minutes in and I'm hyped thanks for doing this

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Woman28 days ago

“Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins described on his podcast how MTV abruptly shifted programming in 1997-98 from dominant rock to rap, relaxing standards to allow previously restricted imagery such as guns. He observed the change firsthand and noted that some attributed it to CIA involvement, while stating rock was "purposely dialed down" in culture even as it remained commercially strong in live sales. The account parallels claims in the Mike Benz video about government and institutional promotion of hip-hop as a cultural tool, framing both as descriptions of an industry-level replacement of one genre's prominence with another”. - Grok

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Weallknownothing28 days ago

Just listen to TOOL

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Brett Laird Francis Doyle MCS28 days ago

Uh, we had a slight weapons malfunction. But, everything's perfectly alright now. We're... fine. We're all fine here now. Thank you. How are you? 🤣😂🤣👇🏻🔗💥💯‼️🤠🤙🏻🇺🇸

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KatieJ5135728 days ago

I need to finish this podcast. I'm reading CHAOS: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties - and I think this is the direction the book is going in.

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infostrainer27 days ago

I really didn't understand the staying power of rap. I though it would be a fad that will fade away in the 90s and not make it to its own genre. Always make note of things that don't look right.

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Lee Craighead27 days ago

Watching long videos on X is a pain. Wish X would fix this problem.

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Rachel Stewart27 days ago

@benz_pilled It’s why Bad Bunny played at the NFL Super Bowl halftime.

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Allen Richburg28 days ago

I’ve always said, Hip Hop has led to the destruction of our society

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