Flying Objects and Train Crashes - What's Really Going On? | Ep. 94

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In the past week we've had 4 flying objects shot down by our military and several major train derailments containing toxic substances. So, what is really going on? Is our government hiding something? Today, I'm sharing my thoughts on the connection between all of these things and whether or not I think aliens are involved.
Ep.94
Question of the day, I guess it's the question of the week.
The question of the month, really, are we being invaded by aliens?
Candace, what's going on with all of these UFOs?
What's your take on it?
I'll give you my take.
You're probably not gonna like it, but it's gonna be my take.
Plus, we're also going to be covering the train crash in East Palestine,
Ohio, because that is insane.
Man, it's looking like Chernobyl over there, and it is not a good thing.
All that and more today coming up on Candace Owens.
So let me tell you why I like conspiracy theories.
I like conspiracy theories because I view them as mind yoga.
Very important to bend your mind like a pretzel sometimes to make sure that you
actually have a mind, you know what I'm saying?
I actually do believe that if you don't use it, you lose it.
And this is the circumstance of why so many people that spend years and years and
years in college, and they have so many degrees, can't see what's right in front
of them because they're not actually challenged to critically think.
They are just taught to remember what's on a piece of paper and
to spit back out exactly what the professors and
the universities have told them to remember.
In essence, it's just brainwash, right?
In order to make sure that you don't become a victim of brainwash,
you have to challenge yourself to think a different way.
So the smartest people with the PhDs, the doctors, the pediatricians,
the professors, they just could not figure it out when it came to COVID.
Because it required a little bit of common sense, really.
And it turns out that common sense is not that common.
So recently, we have been told by the government that there are a lot of
unidentified flying objects, UFOs.
And by the way, yeah, it seems that this is in the press recently and
it's been dominant.
But there's been a very slow and
intentional leak of this sorts of information.
I would say over the last two to three years, if you've been paying attention,
suddenly the mainstream media is talking about UFOs a lot more.
Suddenly, our government is interested in declassifying a bunch of information,
telling us that pilots have been seeing UFOs for decades.
But the government is just now interested, over the last two or
three years, in presenting that information to the public.
So my question is, why?
It doesn't follow their usual habits when it comes to UFOs.
In fact, it was our government that came up with the concept of a tinfoil hat,
right?
When people began talking about aliens in the 60s and
started saying that they saw aliens, or started talking about crop circles,
the government basically said, these people are crazy.
These are tinfoil hat heads.
They have done everything that they can to obscure that information forever, right?
Roswell, these are things that we're not allowed to know.
So why suddenly, in the 2020s, is our government suddenly interested in saying
to us, no, actually, UFOs, those are real.
You're not crazy anymore.
Those things are real.
I don't trust that.
I think that that's really weird.
And it seems like they now want us to believe that aliens are real.
The exact opposite of their intentions just a decade ago, and before it.
When it comes to conspiracy theories, I always say this.
I say that I find the people that don't believe in any conspiracy
theories to be out of their minds.
They're out of their minds.
They're absolutely crazy.
How much more information, how much more information can be unveiled to you?
Things that you were told yesterday were conspiracy theories that are suddenly
true today, before you suddenly just are able to recognize that your
government lies to you over and over and over again.
I mean, I can count the times that they've been caught lying in the last two years.
It's insane, calling us all conspiracy theorists and going, never mind.
We just didn't have the right information at the time.
Liars.
You always had the information.
You always knew it was true.
You lie to the public full time.
And you lie for one thing and one thing only, for power.
The government wants power.
So what fool still believes that all conspiracy theories are false?
I mean, let's just go through some of them that we've unpacked on this show.
Operation Northwoods, remember that one?
We talked about that a few episodes ago.
We talked about how the government actually had planned to execute
a fake terrorist attack in the Miami area,
because they wanted to go to war with Cuba.
So they were just gonna pretend that Cuba attacked us and
killed some American citizens, but actually it was gonna be your government.
CIA or FBI colluding to kill American people on American soil so
that they had a reason and excuse to go to war.
So that we went rah, rah, rah, USA, let's go to war with Cuba.
But then what happened?
JFK, president at the time, said no.
He thought that was unconscionable.
And where is JFK today?
He's dead.
They had no idea who killed the sitting president, by the way.
And shame on you, conspiracy theorists, if you think that your CIA was involved.
No, no, no, I think decades and decades and decades.
And then finally, they leak some information and they say, no,
it was definitely Russia.
Russia, Russia, Russia.
It was Russia who did it.
Really?
You guys knew that Russia killed a sitting president.
Talk about an act of war, and you just did nothing about it, but
hide information from the public in case you didn't know for a fact.
That is when the term conspiracy theory was thought up at the CIA,
when JFK died, to put to rest all the conspiracy theories.
People that were thinking that our government might have been involved,
because of course our government had to have been involved.
Of course our government had to have been involved in the killing of a sitting
president for them to just not know just so many holes in the story.
Of course, it's common sense.
Why? Maybe because he wasn't willing to play ball with Operation Northwoods.
I don't know.
I can't tell you for a fact.
I wasn't alive then.
But it's interesting though, because then we know that our government has lied to us.
We know that they've planned things like fake terrorist attacks.
But then when you come across somebody who says that 9-11 was a fake terrorist
attack, they say that's an unspeakable conspiracy theory.
How could you think a government would do that?
Maybe because Operation Northwoods, they tried to do it.
But how could you possibly think that they did that to 9-11?
Who knows? We'll never know.
That's a lie.
Operation Mockingbird, we know for a fact that that actually happened.
What was Operation Mockingbird?
Well, Operation Mockingbird was when our government, again,
following the death of JFK, decided to put a bunch of journalists on payroll.
Journalists in the mainstream media telling you things about the death of JFK.
They were on the government payroll.
This was a real CIA operation.
And there has never been any claim that that operation ended.
And yet people today will look you in the face and say,
the idea that CNN and MSNBC are working for the deep state,
that's a crazy conspiracy theory.
What do you mean it's a crazy conspiracy theory?
Do you not have access to Google like the rest of the world?
Can you not see if this was an actual operation that took place?
It boggles my mind.
It really, really boggles my mind.
There are people that just can't see what's in front of them.
Maybe it's because it's too terrifying to think about, right?
It's too terrifying to think of just how evil our own government can be.
But it's an important thought to have.
So again, I like conspiracy theories, not because they're all always true.
No, sometimes they really are just conspiracy theories.
Sometimes they really are a person that just can't think anymore,
because they distrust everything.
But other times, they're true.
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And I'm talking about this today because now everyone's got UFOs in the brain.
And I just think it's weird, as I said earlier,
that the government suddenly wants us to have UFOs on the brain.
What's behind that?
Well, okay, well, my brain says to me, obviously, it's gotta be power.
And I remember having read an old conspiracy theory that I thought
was the craziest one that I've ever read, and
I still think it is incredibly far-fetched.
And I'm not wanting you to take away from this that you should believe
this conspiracy theory.
No, I'm just asking you to play a little mind yoga.
Because even if a conspiracy theory turns out to be false,
you are better for having considered it.
Had your mind bend like a pretzel, even if it goes right back to its initial
state, it is good for you to have flexibility when it comes to your thoughts.
This conspiracy theory was called Project Blue Beam, and
it was written about by Serge Monast.
Who was Serge Monast?
Serge Monast was a journalist, a poet, and an essayist.
And he was an active member of the Social Credit Party of Canada.
He was a Canadian.
And in the 1990s, he started writing on a theme regarding a new world order.
He said that he received documents pertaining to NASA.
And in 1994, he published what was called Project Blue Beam, NASA,
in which he detailed his claim that NASA, with the help of the United Nations,
was attempting to implement a new age religion with the Antichrist as its head
and start a new world order.
Now, that sounds really far-fetched today.
Imagine how far-fetched it sounded in 1994, right?
In 1994, we believed everything that the government said to us.
So this to me, that this guy came out in 1994 and said, nope,
there is a Project Blue Beam taking place.
NASA is involved with the help of the United Nations.
I would have thought this man was crazy if I was old enough to
consider this.
I would have thought he was out of his mind.
So what's interesting about this, though, is that he publishes that book in 1994.
And then the following years, in 1995 and in 1996, he starts saying that he's
being hunted by the police and the authorities for
his involvement in networks of prohibited information.
Now, that also sounds crazy.
They're after me now because I published Project Blue Beam.
He sounds like a crazy, total nut job.
That sounds insane.
Except for the fact that the state then took his children in September of 1996,
claiming that his children being homeschooled was just a bad thing and
that they weren't receiving the education that they deserved.
They made his children wards of the state.
They took his children so that they would receive a public education.
So that's odd.
Why would you take children because they're being homeschooled and
make them wards of the state so
that they can receive a public education?
Well, it's gonna get a little odder.
He then died of a heart attack in his home in December of 1996 at the age of 51,
just one day after being arrested and spending a night in jail.
So they arrested him, something pertaining to his children not being in school.
And then a day later, he died.
So obviously, you can see that a ton of conspiracy theories
regarding his death exist and existed at that time.
How bizarre, a guy says he's gonna die and he's being chased by the state.
The state then takes his children to help him get a better public education and
then he ends up dead a day after being arrested and spending a night in jail.
That's weird.
It's weird enough for
people to then start listening to maybe some things that he was saying.
And I'm gonna take you through Project Blue Beam because I think,
as I said, that it is insane.
It's totally insane, but we will all be better for having heard it.
So there are four elements to Project Blue Beam.
It's a four-step project that he said was designed by NASA and
the United Nations, as I mentioned,
with the ultimate goal of creating a new world order dictatorship.
Now, if you had told me anything about a new world order dictatorship
five years ago, I might have thought you were insane.
Post-COVID, not so much.
That was weird.
It was all weird.
The governments were all in lockstep around the world in trying to make us
believe that this virus is going to kill us all.
They took an almost insurmountable amount of power for themselves,
told us that we couldn't leave, see our loved ones.
So the idea of a world government is no longer far-fetched.
This is no longer Alex Jones conspiracy theory stuff.
There's something going on here.
It was the most bizarre thing to see people globally in lockstep
in condemning their citizens for trying to go outside for
what really amounted to most of us as just a little cough.
A couple of days sick, bad cold, as coronaviruses are known to the world as.
But we never really got back a lot of that power that the state took.
So Serge Moniz said that step one of Project Blue Beam was going to involve
the manufacturing of artificially created earthquakes
in strategic locations around the world.
Again, to make it clear, he is stating in 1994 that the governments were in
possession of technology that was going to be able to make this happen.
Can the government cause earthquakes?
I don't really know about that.
Again, I'm just telling you what he said.
These earthquakes, according to him, were going to unearth ancient artifacts
indicating that the religious doctrines of all nations have been misunderstood for
centuries, thus discrediting all religions.
Okay, we've yet to see anything like that.
So I haven't seen the ancient artifacts that have come up to discredit all of
the religions.
The second step, he says, was going to involve a giant show from space.
Essentially, they were going to use three-dimensional optical holograms
that were going to project holographic images to beam across the sky.
Pardon, and that these images were going to include projections of Jesus,
Muhammad, Buddha, Krishna, and it was all going to merge into one.
Essentially, they were going to be able to accomplish this by using space-based
satellites.
And it was going to make the entire sky transform into a massive movie screen.
Do they have the technology to do that at NASA?
I don't know.
I don't know. NASA really is just sort of a black budget, in my opinion.
I have no idea what NASA does.
I don't know why they're getting trillions and trillions of taxpayer dollars.
I don't know what NASA does.
Call me an idiot.
But they have an incredible budget for seemingly nothing, in my opinion.
The third step is even more far-fetched.
He says that this is going to involve artificial intelligence.
Again, I'd just like to state this over and over again.
He was saying this in 1994.
Artificial intelligence that was going to be able to use mind control to reach
people inside of their minds.
And this was going to involve rays from satellites that are being fed memories
from our computers that have stored massive data about every single human
being on Earth.
And finally, the fourth step of Project Blue Beam was going to use various
technologies in order to convince people that alien invasions were taking place,
alien invasions, and even the rapture itself, thus making it easier for
governments and the powers that be to take control of a fear-addled population.
The NASA Blue Beam Project is the prime directive for
the New World Order's absolute control over the populations of the entire Earth.
That's a direct quote from him, that the NASA Blue Beam Project is the prime
directive for the New World Order's absolute control over the populations
of the entire Earth.
Now, that's just me taking you through the four steps of it.
There were also a lot of other elements written in his book.
He talked about the phasing out of cash, not something that you would have
possibly thought in the 94, but now something that seems very real today.
I mean, they don't want you to remember this, but what a weird thing during COVID.
Remember this whole media and lockstep telling you that cash was carrying COVID,
that you shouldn't carry cash?
This is how they sort of suddenly started everybody going to the grocery store.
Now we, all these machines appear because cash is dirty,
the cash is going to give you COVID and people started believing this and
you shouldn't be carrying cash.
Well, he was saying this.
He was saying that they would plan and execute a financial crisis,
which wasn't going to lead to a complete crash, but
it was going to allow them to introduce the idea of electronic cash and
that they wanted to replace all paper.
So you can imagine how crazy he sounded then, not so crazy now.
There's definitely some sort of an effort for
them not to want us to carry cash anymore.
And in closing, final line of his manifesto is Project Blue Bee Manifesto,
was no one is safe in a totalitarian police state.
So I don't necessarily believe that all of this is true.
This man could have literally been an insane person who was paranoid and
maybe the state took his kids away because they thought he was a danger
because of his paranoia.
Maybe he really did just happen to die from a heart attack at the age of 51.
I mean, part of bending your mind like a pretzel is bending it in both directions.
Maybe just what happened is he was a crazy Canadian guy who got a little too
into conspiracy theories and a little too obsessed with NASA and
come up with something that only is being considered because he died, right?
But I will say that I'm not buying any of this UFO stuff.
I do believe that it is ever so intentional that our government
is trying to lead us to believe that something big and scary is happening.
Because if we've learned anything from the exercise of COVID,
it is that when people are fearful, they will give up all of their powers,
all of them.
Please mask my children.
Please tell my neighbors and me to stay at home.
Please, let's call the police if we see somebody not keeping their six foot
distance.
I've always said COVID was a test.
It really, to me, seemed like a global examination to see whether or
not you could say things that were clearly insane, clearly insane.
That defied common sense.
That should have defied the logic of any human being and
to see if people would still listen.
I always thought it was an exercise in human subjugation and
an exercise that we failed.
We failed.
People became crazy.
People became insane.
People were desperate for hand sanitizer.
It's a virus, but sure, this hand sanitizer is going to go a long way in
helping you to fight a virus.
An antibacterial soap, bacteria, is going to help you fight a virus.
It made no sense, none of it.
There are still people today that are wearing masks,
that are choosing to mask themselves because of the fear porn that they were
exposed to.
So what is this fear exercise about?
That's what it is.
Another unidentified object.
China now sees an unidentified object.
Russia now sees an unidentified object.
Is this like the virus spreading again?
The mind virus?
No, we also have a person who's died of COVID.
We have a person who's died of COVID.
What is the government going to do to save the lives of its citizens?
Please, government, please save us, please, from the alien civilization.
Please, if they're here now, you really have to listen to the government, guys.
because the aliens are here.
Thank goodness the government's shooting this stuff down,
because that makes absolutely no sense.
You want me to believe in advanced alien civilization, and yet our little guns and
our little fighter jets are taking down their UFOs?
Come on, guys, come on.
Taking down their spaceships, our tech.
What would we look like to an advanced alien civilization?
We'd look like ants.
We'd look like cavemen.
We'd look like we had rocks and slingshots as we were shooting our guns.
They would be laughing at us.
They'd be probably patting us on the head.
They'd go, cute, so cute, you're so angry.
And I'm not buying any of this.
What I am buying, as I said before, is another exercise in how much of our
personal power, our individual power, we are willing to give up to be saved
by the almighty government.
That's all I have to say about that.
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Okay, now it's time for some topics du jour.
I probably should have said a topic du jour cuz I just wanna dedicate
some time to discussing what's going on in East Palestine, Ohio.
And I received a lot of comments from you guys.
I think people, speaking of conspiracy theories, sometimes think that if we don't
comment on something, that there's something going on behind the scenes where
the mainstream media is not reporting.
To be honest, I had read a few stories about what had happened in East Palestine
back when it took place, the train derailment on February 3rd, 2023.
But I just don't think that I recognized how big and how severe it was.
And now I do.
And so I wanna make sure that we throw as much attention to it.
East Palestine, as I mentioned, had a train that derailed,
which was carrying a lot of toxic chemicals.
And that happened on February 3rd.
The chemicals that were leaked are vinyl chloride,
that is linked to severe liver damage.
Fosgene, that causes breathing difficulties.
Ethylene glycol, linked to kidney damage.
I can't even say.
Ethylhexyl acrylate, which can cause dizziness and nausea.
Isobutylene, which is linked to headaches, fatigue,
and can cause coma in a high dose.
And so Ohio had this train derailment take place.
And then the Ohio government essentially said,
if you live in these areas, you need to leave.
You need to evacuate immediately.
Death could be possible.
Injury could be possible.
And people left.
And then the government said it's okay to come back.
It seems very shady.
If you look at a picture of this, and we're showing one now,
this looks like Chernobyl.
I mean, this is very serious.
And to be a resident living in this area,
and to have this take place is terrifying.
I would not recommend, if you lived in this entire city,
that you should be there right now.
Personally, if this was me, and this took place in Nashville,
even if I was not in a red area, I would evacuate.
Because you are talking about something that could impact you
for the rest of your life when you talk about chemicals.
Who knows which way the wind is blowing here.
So essentially, the railroad company executed a controlled
release of the cancer-causing chemicals on February 6
to avert a possible explosion.
So that's why you're seeing that cloud that's going in the air.
And to me, I'm sorry.
A controlled release of cancer-causing chemicals.
I mean, how much are you possibly controlling that
in a town that people live in?
And again, you have no idea which way the wind is blowing.
This is terrifying.
And so people that have evacuated,
even if they were not in a red area,
I think that they were absolutely right to do it.
I do want to say this.
There's been a lot of conspiracy theories about this.
People have been covering the fact that there
are a lot of train derailments.
There's another train derailment that
happened down in Houston, Texas.
My personal take is that this is one of those things that
actually takes place quite often.
I think we did a cursory search, and it looks like train
derailments happen on average about 1,700 times a year,
which is a lot, by the way.
You don't hear about them because they're not
carrying passengers.
But they do take place.
They take place often.
I think this is just a circumstance where
they were carrying extremely toxic chemicals.
And so people are thinking that there's a larger conspiracy
than there probably is.
This is, in fact, an environmental emergency.
And I do think that it is suspect that, forget whether
or not I'm covering it, there should be a lot more discussion
about this within our government, to be quite frank.
I haven't heard them flagging this as an emergency.
There should be a lot more conversation about what really
needs to be done.
So I just wanted to cover that because I should have covered
it earlier.
And I want people to know that there was no conspiracy in
terms of us not covering it.
It's a huge story.
And I do think that a lot of people are now paying
attention to the residents who are talking about the fact
that their animals are dying.
A woman that came out and said that her son, his eyes are
going red.
They're already presenting with symptoms on their skin.
There is a person on TikTok saying that they can hardly
breathe because the smell is so bad.
And I just want to say, you should not be on TikTok if the
smell is so bad.
You should be doing everything that you can to evacuate.
I just don't think people understand the severity when
someone says that these chemicals can cause cancer.
I mean, go read up on what happened to individuals that
even tried to attempt cleaning Chernobyl.
Obviously, this is not a nuclear plant that's exploding.
But this is hazardous to your health.
You should get out of there.
And I guess just saying that all of us are praying for these
residents and hoping that there is a reasonable solution
that takes place.
All right, guys, I now want to get into some of your comments
since we have time.
So a lot of you had a lot to say about me taking the stance
that actually Rihanna's performance was fine.
Honestly, I think that we should have counted it as a win.
She wasn't nude.
She wasn't worshipping Satan.
She wasn't promoting the trans agenda.
I thought it was Rihanna who was obviously pregnant.
She didn't even dance much.
Obviously, you could see that she probably didn't feel like
she should be dancing too much because she's quite looks like
she's quite far on in her pregnancy.
And people freaked out anyways, because sometimes people just
like to freak out.
That's my take.
I'm sticking to it.
I'm team RiRi on this one.
I'm bad girl RiRi.
Jess Serrano says, I have not seen the halftime performance,
but I have seen photos and short clips.
I 100% assumed she took her clothes off at some point and
wore something skimpy for part of the show.
Wow, this is actually news to me.
Yeah, I don't think the reaction met the performance.
The way that a lot of conservatives were reacting was
as if she got naked and twerked on the floor, and she didn't.
She just didn't.
She played it very safe.
On the opposite side of the coin,
Tracee Yasmin is very upset with me.
Tracee Yasmin writes, Candace, your true colors are showing
more and more these days.
First, you turned on Trump.
No, I didn't.
I just said that everything that he's doing right now is not good.
It's obviously showing that his support is going down.
So maybe I'm just telling the truth.
She continues, then you think that because you personally
don't like something, yoga pants,
everyone else should stop wearing them.
Yeah, no, you got me on that one.
Next, she writes, it's amazing to me how you preach to be a
leader but want everyone to follow you, and they do.
I think that sentence doesn't make sense.
You preach to be a leader, but you want everyone to follow you.
Well, leaders are typically followed, so that one's strange to me.
These silly women are posting pictures of themselves working out,
not wearing yoga pants anymore,
and not because they care about these things,
but because Candace said so.
Just like the Rihanna comments.
So because she didn't take her clothes off,
the Christians in society are supposed to, quote unquote,
win the culture war and be grateful for that.
Never mind.
Yes, she was depicting Satan while grabbing her vagina
and then sniffing her fingers.
Her dancers were constantly doing crotch movements,
and God knows what with their tongues.
We should be grateful, though, that she kept her clothes on.
Why doesn't Super Bowl ever have a Christian singer or
a country singer do the halftime show?
Ask yourself that.
You are wishy-washy more often than not these days.
It's sad to see.
Yeah, I'm sorry I wasn't offended by the performance.
I missed the part.
I don't know if that was misinterpreted,
people saying that she sniffed her fingers and grabbed her vagina.
I watched the performance, and I did not see that.
So maybe I missed a very disgusting portion, but I didn't see it.
I thought that her performance was fine.
And regarding why won't they have a Christian singer or a country singer,
I wish they would.
I like Christian music, and I like country music.
I just also wasn't that bothered by the Rihanna performance.
I could pretend to be.
I could pretend to be outraged and angry and upset,
but that would be the acting.
And I try to just actually be who I am.
And listen, I do also want to say to you, Tracy, you can wear yoga pants.
You, Tracy, and you alone can wear yoga pants every day of the week.
Next up, FrenchFryFrenchy is also upset with me.
She writes,
Rihanna's Super Bowl performance was satanic.
Firstly, red and white are the colors of death and destruction.
Secondly, there was 200 people dancing on the floor representing the fallen angels.
Third, people who were dancing were mostly men in crop tops dancing like strippers.
I saw it clear as day.
We got to have discernment.
I really am going to push back on the idea that this was supposed to represent
Satan and the fallen angels.
That just seems very far-fetched to me.
You can always see something.
If you have in your mind, you can see something within your own interpretation.
I don't take Rihanna to be that theological, to be quite frank.
And to be clear, red is also a color that was given to us from God in the rainbow.
So every time somebody wears red, you can't just accuse them of being satanic.
That's just, that isn't fair.
Red is also a color.
And I feel like what's actually happening is that people are trying to convict Rihanna
because Sam Smith's performance was just a week ago, and they're not over that.
And so now they're seeing Satan everywhere.
And something else that I'm going to add, and I'm going to talk about it later this week,
is that the amount of people that keep calling things satanic and also don't believe in God,
a little ironic.
If you don't believe in God, you can't really call something satanic.
If you're not a practicing Christian, what does it mean to you at all, right?
And the majority of people that were outraged by this and calling it demonic and satanic
quite literally don't believe in God.
So it's just something to be outraged about, is really what it translates to.
I mean, I wear red.
I do not mean it to be satanic.
Also, red, white, and blue.
I thought we were patriots.
Red, white.
So are we supposed to believe that when we wear red, white, and blue, that what we're
doing is practicing death and destruction?
Or is it possible that it just is a fun contrast?
And maybe actually she was trying to be patriotic.
She did also have the stars and the shining bright like a diamond.
So again, if she did not explicitly wear devil horns like Sam Smith, you can't just make
her guilty because we're all enraged and rightfully so at Sam Smith's performance.
So I disagree, French fry Frenchie.
Final comment regarding Rihanna.
LMAO writes, Rihanna comes from Caribbean culture.
We are humble, low-key people, and we have a strong sense of values.
Rihanna is someone Caribbean people all over are proud to have representing us.
She is great.
I love the performance.
Took me on a blast from the past.
I enjoyed singing to all of her hits.
I hate that people tried to pick her performance apart because she already isn't someone who
pushes herself out there as a celebrity.
She's had a fair bit of nudity but has clearly scaled that back as the years have passed.
She's a solid artist, great performer, and has clearly worked very hard over time in
the spotlight.
I agree with that 100%.
Listen, bias is on the table.
I am Caribbean.
So I did feel that Caribbean vibe.
She's very laid back.
You can see that.
She's never been about being seen on a Hollywood scene or being outrageous.
She's always been kind of super low-key and chill, which is why I think people are reading
into this performance of her wearing red and trying to see Satanism.
Like, that is just not Rihanna's vibe.
She's always been a vibing Caribbean chick that, you know, goes down and parties, you
know, in the Caribbean.
She's just not that kind of girl.
That's all I can say.
And I think people just don't know Rihanna at all, don't know her music at all, don't
know what it means to be Caribbean at all.
And they're just Sam Smithing the situation.
So I agree with that.
Last couple of comments.
This was regarding my monologue yesterday on transformation and us all having a right
to transform.
And hence, that last comment saying that Rihanna has clearly transformed over the last few
years.
I think becoming a mother has transformed her.
And she seems more confident than ever was what I really got from it.
Well, this person says, Paris Hilton.
Her documentary confirms this theory.
She is aware and would want to continue playing the character that the media created because
that's how she makes her fortune.
She knows this, and it's sad that she wants to continue being seen as an heiress bimbo
instead of an intelligent woman that is her.
Did not see the documentary, so I cannot offer further commentary on that.
Rosa Concepcion says, I love the way you broke it down for people to understand that we are
allowed to change.
I, for one, am an example of everything that you mentioned.
I'm happy to say that my past mistakes do not define who I am and the woman that I continue
to be.
I choose to be a wise woman with something to offer everyone that I come in contact with.
So I thank you for your wisdom.
Rosa, you are also allowed to wear yoga pants.
I just thought that'd be a great way to reply to that.
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