3 chapters across the catalog
Mo Facts revisits Neely Fuller Jr.'s "Six Strategies of Confusion," starting with "Racial Classification Confusion." This involves the system changing a person's racial status whenever convenient, such as referring to Donald Trump as "orange" to demote him from the white power structure. They also discuss how churches became compliant with the system during COVID-19 to protect their 501c3 tax-exempt status.
A discussion on the struggle between faith and sexuality features a speaker who questions the divine authorship of the Bible, calling it a book "written by men." The hosts argue that figures like Al Sharpton and T.D. Jakes have "gotten on board" with progressive agendas for political and financial gain. This is described as a "bullying" of the bedrock beliefs of the Black church through the manipulation of 501c3 status and funding.
Minister Louis Farrakhan of the Nation of Islam warns followers against taking COVID-19 vaccines, calling the virus a "pestilence from heaven." This aligns him with various Christian preachers, creating a cross-denominational front of resistance. The segment also discusses how the 501(c)(3) tax status of churches may prevent many ministers from speaking out against government health policies.
