Wiley Vs The Jewish Community || Halfcast Podcast

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Published on Mar 8, 2021
[Blacks seem to favour Jews over Whitey, even though Jews ran the slave trade, hate, neigh, detest Blacks and obviously hate Whitey too. What are the Blacks playing at that they stick so close to the Jewish narrative? Cui bono? Is my question]
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Wiley had a lot to say about the Jewish community and he's had a massive amount of backlash about it. In this episode Chuckie addresses the elephant in the room from his prospective and tries to unpack the thought process that some people have regarding this issue. Also, with DJ Slick some questions were asked...Was this right move? How does Wiley come back from this? What was he trying to articulate? Does this ruin his legacy? Should Wiley's mental health be taken into account? Plus more.

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FILMED & EDITED BY: @Calum.Root

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