Charlamagne: So as much as we know that America has a history of racism, institutionalized racism, systemic racism, why did Barack Obama become president?
Umar Johnson: Excellent question. Ok every president that is elected is given a domestic mandate and an international mandate. There's something they need you to do domestically, there's something they need you to do internationally. For president Obama his international mandate was to reopen Africa's resources to western exploitation. George Bush destroyed the economic conversation between America and Africa. And as you know Africa is the richest continent on the face of the Earth, no country can survive without it. If you have a cell phone, laptop, television, car, airplane, it requires a substance a material called coltan. The congo is the number 1 producer of coltan on the globe. No Congo, no cell phones. So America needs Africa. Bush destroyed the relationship with the African union. With Obama's father being Kenyan and his mother being white, do you understand, he was the perfect person in the white house to reopen up that relationship with Africa, which he has done, ok, and through Africom which is African command president Obama has successfully recolonized Africa in the way of Western financial interest at a rate we haven't seen since Africa was under colonialism, so he succeeded internationally. That was the international mandate, get the money back from Africa, the gold, the diamonds, the oil, the coltan, get it back, he got it.
Charlamagne: What's the Domestic mandate?
Umar Johnson: The Domestic mandate. The reason president Obama was made president domestically is to brain wash and manipulate black America long enough so the American power structure could take every civil right that our ancestors fought for and give it to every other minority group so by the time Obama leaves office all of our rights will have been taken by the other minority groups and we will be back in the 1960s Jim Crow style.
