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A throwback to show 67 introduces the Black Hammer Organization and its leader, Commander Ghazi. The group is known for its aggressive "Land Back" rhetoric and its confrontational stance against Antifa and other political rivals. Ghazi's messaging focuses on the protection of "African colonized women" and a rejection of traditional U.S. political structures.
The Black Hammer Party made headlines for an alleged alliance with the Proud Boys, a group classified as a hate group by the SPLC. Leader Augustus Romaine, known as Ghazi Kodzo, was arrested following a SWAT standoff in Fayetteville, Georgia. The group reportedly embraces the "extremist" label as a badge of honor in their fight against what they term "oppressive systems."
Commander Ghazi of the Black Hammer Organization releases a message to Antifa, accusing them of doxxing a member and demanding reparations. Ghazi appears in "whiteface" makeup, which the hosts describe as a bizarre form of performance art or a sophisticated psychological operation. The organization, which claims to be against vaccines and for "land back," is analyzed as a potential "troll" or splinter cell designed to create confusion within radical movements.
The Black Hammer Organization continues its attack on Antifa, claiming the group destroys black and brown businesses while playing "video games" in the suburbs. The hosts conclude the show by reiterating the need for empathetic listening to combat binary thinking. They joke that the podcast serves as a "booster" for mental immunity against government and media narratives, signing off with a reminder to support the show via MoFundme.com.
