Red Cloud El Bey

The Harim Abiff Affect Podcast

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On "The Harim Abiff Affect" We will be discussing current events, Nationality, Racism, Parenthood, Finance, Biological Warfare, Politics, Veganism, Nepotism, Sexuality, Sports, etc. Here on "The Harim Abiff Affect" no topic is too touchy for Us To cover. 

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Red Cloud El Bey

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Jun 26, 2026

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The Admiral's Revolt 07.11.2025

Admiral Housley's unexpected resignation from the Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) operations has prompted both concern and speculation within military and governmental circles. Noted for his strategic acumen and steady leadership, Housley had played a crucial role in steering complex geopolitical strategies across the Caribbean, Central, and South American regions. His departure comes amid height...

The 7 Cures for a Lean Purse 31.10.2025

          Seven Cures for a Lean Purse from The Richest Man in Babylon :  Start thy purse to fattening – Save at least 10% of all you earn before spending on anything else. Control thy expenditures – Budget your expenses so you can live within 90% of your income, avoiding unnecessary wants. Make thy gold multiply – Invest your saved money wisely so it generates more income through interest or retu...

What Happened to Prince? What Happened to Torey Lanez? 24.10.2025

  Tory Lanez was ultimately locked up for shooting rapper Megan Thee Stallion in 2020, a case that highlighted not just celebrity drama but deeper issues around violence, accountability, and the protection of women in the music industry. Despite his talent, Lanez's refusal to take responsibility and his actions during the case—including violating court orders—led to his conviction on multiple...

The New Global Economic Power Shift 17.10.2025

  We are witnessing a profound global economic shift marked by the decline of Western financial dominance and the rise of multipolar trade alliances led by the Global South. Traditional power structures like the U.S. dollar hegemony and IMF-led austerity models are being challenged by emerging economies that are forming their own development banks, currency blocs (like BRICS+), and strategic resou...

Africa's New Resource Sovereignty 10.10.2025

  Africa’s new resource independence marks a strategic shift from being a raw material exporter to a sovereign controller of its natural wealth. Nations across the continent are nationalizing key industries, renegotiating contracts, and investing in local refining, energy, and manufacturing infrastructure. With abundant reserves of lithium, cobalt, rare earth elements, and oil, African states are...

Unlocking The Secret To Launch A Roku Channel 26.09.2025

  Starting your own Roku channel is more accessible than ever, thanks to a straightforward step-by-step process designed to empower content creators of all skill levels. You begin by defining your niche and audience, followed by creating and editing high-quality video content using tools like Adobe Premiere Pro or free options like DaVinci Resolve. Once your content is ready, setting up a Roku Dev...

Religions That Shaped America 19.09.2025

  When Europeans invaded the Americas, religion was weaponized as both justification and method for conquest. Under the banner of Christianity, explorers, conquistadors, and colonizers declared the lands "discovered" and their inhabitants heathens in need of salvation. The Doctrine of Discovery, backed by papal bulls, gave European powers the so-called divine right to claim lands occupie...

The Moorish Paradigm By Hakim Bey 12.09.2025

  The Moorish point of view sees history not through the lens of colonial conquest, but through the memory of a global, advanced civilization rooted in divine law, indigenous sovereignty, and ancient science. From this perspective, the so-called “New World” was never lost, discovered, or primitive—it was a continuation of the ancient empires of Amexem, connected to the high cultures of Kemet, the...

The Great Law of Peace 05.09.2025

The Great Law of Peace, the constitution of the Iroquois Confederacy (Haudenosaunee), is one of the oldest participatory democracies known to humanity. Established long before European contact, it united the Five Nations—Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca—into a league governed by principles of peace, equity, consensus, and spiritual harmony. At its core was the idea of collective govern...

Unveiling America's Hidden Moorish Legacy 29.08.2025

  America’s hidden Moorish legacy is a suppressed chapter in world history that reveals the profound influence of Moorish Americans on the foundations of civilization in the Western Hemisphere. Long before the artificial constructs of “race” and colonial dominion distorted identity, the ancient Moors—descendants of the high civilization that once ruled Spain (Al-Andalus) and Northern Africa—brough...

The 5 Rules of Gold 15.08.2025

The 5 Rules of Gold, derived from the ancient wisdom of financial stewardship, stand as timeless principles for wealth building and preservation. First, one must recognize that gold belongs to the laborer; it is earned through diligent effort, not merely acquired by wishful thinking. Second, invest wisely in what you understand—embrace ventures grounded in your expertise and knowledge. Third, secu...

The Darkside of Emotional Intelligence 08.08.2025

Sure, while emotional intelligence (EI) usually gets all the praise for helping us connect better and navigate social situations, it does have a dark side that’s often overlooked. People with high EI can manipulate emotions to their advantage—think of them as social chameleons who can read a room and exploit others’ feelings without a hint of remorse. This skill might sound like an asset, but it c...

The Truth About Hidden Tyranny 01.08.2025

The "Hidden Tyranny" interview emerges as a compelling exploration of the structural and systemic forces that seek to maintain control over individual freedoms and societal choices. This eye-opening dialogue uncovers layers of manipulation embedded in political, economic, and social frameworks, shedding light on how these hidden machinations operate beyond the purview of mainstream consc...

Empowering Moors to Implement UNDRIP Strategies 25.07.2025

The Moors, often recognized for their rich historical and cultural legacy, have increasingly invoked the principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) to assert their identity and rights in contemporary society. These documents provide a crucial framework for highlighting issues of self-deter...

Using A.I. to make Studio Quality Movies 18.07.2025

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the film industry is revolutionizing traditional filmmaking processes, enhancing creativity, and optimizing efficiency. AI algorithms are increasingly being employed for script analysis, identifying narrative arcs and character development patterns that resonate with audiences. Furthermore, AI-driven tools assist in pre-production tasks such as ca...

The fleur-de-lis 11.07.2025

  The New Orleans Saints’ logo features the fleur-de-lis , a stylized lily that has long been associated with French royalty and heritage. Chosen when the team was founded in 1967, the logo reflects New Orleans’ deep French and Catholic roots. The fleur-de-lis was historically used in heraldry and royal emblems, symbolizing purity, strength, and unity. In Louisiana, it also appears on state flags...

The German Coast Slave Revolt of 1811 04.07.2025

  The German Coast Slave Revolt of 1811 was the largest slave uprising in U.S. history, and it took place in the Territory of Orleans (now Louisiana) along the Mississippi River, specifically in the region known as the "German Coast."  Key Details:  Date: January 8–10, 1811 Location: Near New Orleans, along the German Coast of the Mississippi River Participants: 200–500 enslaved Africans...

The Stono Rebellion of 1739 27.06.2025

The Stono Rebellion of 1739, one of the largest and most significant slave uprisings in the American colonies, erupted on September 9 near the Stono River in South Carolina, driven by enslaved Africans seeking freedom. Led by a man named Jemmy, approximately 20 slaves seized weapons from a store, rallying other enslaved individuals to join their cause as they marched southward toward Spanish Flori...

Unlocking All 15 Senses 20.06.2025

Unlocking all 15 senses of the body, soul, and spirit is an empowering journey that transcends traditional perception. Begin by cultivating heightened awareness—practice mindfulness to connect deeply with your immediate environment and inner self. Engage in sensory exploration: experiment with aromatherapy to awaken the olfactory sense, or indulge in textured materials to heighten your tactile awa...

How Did Moors save Cadillac during The Great Depression?????????? 13.06.2025

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200 Moorish Communities Submerged Underwater 06.06.2025

Lake Lanier, a sprawling reservoir in Georgia, is not just a recreational haven; it is a poignant reminder of the historical injustices faced by Black communities. Created in the 1950s during the construction of the Buford Dam, Lake Lanier submerged over twenty thriving African American towns—including the once-vibrant community of Oscarville—displacing thousands of residents and erasing decades o...

The Gullah Wars 1 & 2 from 1739 to 1856 30.05.2025

Whispers of the Gullah Wars, often intertwined with the Seminole Wars, reveal a hidden chapter of America's tumultuous past. These conflicts, waged under the oak-canopied swamps and silvery marshes of the South, were not merely skirmishes between Native Americans and settlers but rather a desperate struggle for survival among diverse communities. The Gullah people, descendants of African slav...

The New York Slave Revolt of 1712 23.05.2025

The New York Slave Revolt of 1712 stands as a pivotal moment in the early American colonial struggle against enslavement, marking a fierce uprising that exposed the simmering tensions between enslaved Africans and their oppressors. On April 6, 1712, fueled by brutal living conditions and the relentless desire for freedom, a group of nearly two dozen enslaved individuals ignited a violent rebellion...

The Prince of Liberty: Gaspa Yanga 16.05.2025

Gaspar Yanga, a formidable figure in the annals of resistance against colonial oppression, is celebrated as one of the first leaders of African descent to mount an armed rebellion in the Americas. Born in the mid-17th century in Angola, he was enslaved and forcibly brought to Mexico, where he established a maroon community in 1609 near Veracruz. Yanga led courageous uprisings against Spanish colon...

The Erasing of Ancient Moorish Her-story, not His-story 09.05.2025

The erasing of Ancient Moorish Culture on a worldwide scale is nothing short of a tragedy. This rich and vibrant civilization made countless contributions to science, math, literature, and countless other fields that have had a lasting impact on our world today. From advancements in astronomy and medicine to the preservation and translation of ancient texts during the Dark Ages in Europe, the Moor...

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