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00:00:30Pete O'Neal, former Black Panther, in exile,

00:00:34has to go to the United States Embassy

00:00:36to request a license for a 12-gauge shotgun.

00:00:40And it was a 12-gauge shotgun in 1970

00:00:45that led to my spending 32 years in Africa.

00:01:00As a member of the Black Panther Party,

00:01:06I was arrested on the very bogus charge

00:01:09of transporting a gun across state lines.

00:01:12I had had some very serious run-ins

00:01:15with the police in Kansas City

00:01:16and with the FBI as well.

00:01:18Policemen had seriously indicated

00:01:20that I would die if I went to prison.

00:01:22So, my wife Charlotte and I

00:01:25left the United States

00:01:26and chose to go into exile.

00:01:30Pimaji Yote.

00:01:32After having spent two years in Algeria,

00:01:35we came here to Arusha, Tanzania.

00:01:38And we've been here ever since.

00:01:43Pali, pali.

00:01:44This pipe goes to our village.

00:01:55So, here's where the elephants have been stepping.

00:02:02So, these are how the elephants

00:02:07take and grab out with their tusk

00:02:10and pull out the pipe

00:02:11and break them, huh?

00:02:14Oh, that's kind of scary.

00:02:17I'm hoping and praying

00:02:23that this will perhaps alleviate

00:02:25some of our water problems.

00:02:27Doesn't look very promising right now,

00:02:29but fingers crossed.

00:02:32Mm, mm, mm.

00:02:41When I brought Charlotte out here,

00:02:44she was 19 years old.

00:02:46She'd never been away from home.

00:02:47And I was 30 then.

00:02:51I cannot imagine

00:02:52that I would have been able

00:02:53to succeed without her.

00:02:57I do not have the ability

00:02:58to deal with details.

00:03:00I can't.

00:03:01Charlotte coordinates everything.

00:03:04Pim, Pim.

00:03:07Sorry to be so rushed, rushed,

00:03:08but I got another meeting

00:03:10this afternoon.

00:03:11I need to know

00:03:11how we can do today

00:03:12because, you know,

00:03:13I got to go to Rotary

00:03:15and then I got this...

00:03:16I'm trying to run.

00:03:17I know this is a running down.

00:03:19They got me going.

00:03:20Uh-huh.

00:03:21I'm just trying to work

00:03:22out how we can do transit.

00:03:23I can be a little impatient

00:03:25at times

00:03:25and have developed

00:03:27into a grumpy old man.

00:03:29Are you leaving now?

00:03:30And Charlotte is

00:03:32angelic by nature.

00:03:35I'm setting a new record

00:03:40for cholesterol.

00:03:40I'm going to be the first person

00:03:42to have a cholesterol level

00:03:43of 589 and survive.

00:03:45Oh, really?

00:03:46I'm telling you.

00:03:50Isn't the person

00:03:51a list here?

00:03:52Yeah, to name the salsa.

00:03:53Okay.

00:03:54Hidasa!

00:03:57Hidasa!

00:03:58Hurry up.

00:03:59Come on.

00:03:59Hiko, she done now

00:04:01memicwai ya.

00:04:02Let it shoot.

00:04:02That's it.

00:04:03Good morning.

00:04:05Good morning.

00:04:05How y'all doing?

00:04:06How are you?

00:04:08Our differing personalities

00:04:10have combined

00:04:12to create a whole

00:04:13that has been

00:04:13extraordinarily productive.

00:04:21We'd like to

00:04:22welcome you all

00:04:23to the United

00:04:24African American

00:04:25Community Center.

00:04:26Myself, Charlotte O'Neill.

00:04:28My husband,

00:04:29Pete O'Neill,

00:04:30founded the United

00:04:31African American

00:04:32Community Center

00:04:33in 91.

00:04:3491.

00:04:35But we had been

00:04:36doing community work

00:04:38for years and years

00:04:39in Kansas City

00:04:40as members

00:04:41of the Black Panther Party

00:04:42where we fed

00:04:43more than 750 children

00:04:45every day

00:04:46and had free medical clinics.

00:04:48When people think

00:04:49of the Black Panther Party,

00:04:50mostly due to the media,

00:04:52they think of young men

00:04:54with guns and berets

00:04:55and leather jackets,

00:04:56and that's true.

00:04:57But we were much

00:04:59more than that.

00:05:02The really good things

00:05:04about the Black Panther Party

00:05:05was the manner

00:05:06in which it served

00:05:07the community.

00:05:08How old is he?

00:05:10How old is he?

00:05:12He is a WBC.

00:05:13If you look at what

00:05:14we're doing right now,

00:05:15you would find it difficult

00:05:17to distinguish

00:05:18the community work

00:05:19we were doing back

00:05:20in the day

00:05:20and the community work

00:05:22we're doing now.

00:05:23Do you know we're dealing

00:05:24with 90 students a day?

00:05:27How are you, Asha?

00:05:28I'm fine, all right?

00:05:29If we have someone

00:05:30who has ability

00:05:31to teach English,

00:05:32we teach English.

00:05:34You have been involved

00:05:35in yourself.

00:05:35If we find volunteers

00:05:36who have computer skills,

00:05:39they teach computers

00:05:40to our young people.

00:05:45Human.

00:05:47HIV is a human virus.

00:05:50What we're trying

00:05:50to do here

00:05:51is create a microcosm

00:05:52of what we feel

00:05:54the world should be.

00:05:55People of all races,

00:05:56all cultures,

00:05:57all traditions

00:05:58come together

00:05:59and live and work

00:06:00for common goals.

00:06:06In 1968,

00:06:16I started to read

00:06:17about the Black Panther Party.

00:06:19I went to Oakland, California.

00:06:21I talked with the people

00:06:22who were running

00:06:23the party there

00:06:24and we established

00:06:25the Kansas City chapter

00:06:27of the Black Panther Party.

00:06:28The Black Panther Party

00:06:29is officially

00:06:30in Kansas City.

00:06:34The Black Panther Party

00:06:35came into existence

00:06:36to try to control

00:06:38these mad dog policemen

00:06:40who were brutalizing

00:06:41people in the Black community.

00:06:43Believe about Black community.

00:06:45About the Black community.

00:06:47Right on.

00:06:48Right on.

00:06:49Our Brexington Schoolchildren program,

00:06:51our counseling programs,

00:06:53our clothing programs,

00:06:55all evolved

00:06:57from that original foundation.

00:07:00Before the Black Panther Party,

00:07:02I did many things

00:07:03that by anyone's standards

00:07:06would be considered wrong.

00:07:08The Black Panther Party

00:07:10turned my life

00:07:11dramatically around.

00:07:13Sister Charlotte.

00:07:15I bet a lot of the,

00:07:16can you imagine

00:07:17how a lot of the elders

00:07:18in the village

00:07:19would view the,

00:07:21who is this?

00:07:21I said,

00:07:21oh, that's Mama Charlotte.

00:07:23They say,

00:07:24who?

00:07:24Yeah.

00:07:25What's she doing

00:07:25with the gun?

00:07:26Yeah, is she going

00:07:26bank or what?

00:07:28Mm-hmm.

00:07:29Wow.

00:07:30Do you remember

00:07:31when we first came

00:07:31to Dorsalong,

00:07:32to Tanzania?

00:07:34And I remember

00:07:34when we walked

00:07:35out of that airport

00:07:36and how warm it was,

00:07:38and it was those,

00:07:40those coconut trees,

00:07:41you know?

00:07:42I said,

00:07:43Pete,

00:07:44I love this.

00:07:45This is like coming home.

00:07:47And it really was.

00:07:48You had this puzzled expression

00:07:50on your face.

00:07:51I don't know

00:07:52what that meant.

00:07:53Do you know

00:07:54when I got off the plane here,

00:07:55and this is the truth,

00:07:56Charlotte,

00:07:57all kidding aside,

00:07:58and I didn't have

00:08:00a good feeling.

00:08:01I just didn't,

00:08:02sister.

00:08:03And we've talked

00:08:03about this a lot,

00:08:04and I generally

00:08:05make light of it.

00:08:06But to me,

00:08:07it was just like

00:08:08I had gotten

00:08:09too far away

00:08:10from everything

00:08:11that I knew.

00:08:12And it amazes me

00:08:13how you didn't feel

00:08:14that way.

00:08:14Mm-mm.

00:08:15Huh?

00:08:15I guess you were

00:08:16just as happy

00:08:16as a dead pig

00:08:17in the sunshine, huh?

00:08:18For me,

00:08:19I was saying,

00:08:20oh, boy.

00:08:22I saw the tin roofs

00:08:24with the rusted iron,

00:08:26and I said,

00:08:27uh-oh.

00:08:27I said,

00:08:28we are in

00:08:29for a different

00:08:31kind of life.

00:08:32Ah!

00:08:35Hey-re-na-ma-gum-fi-yo.

00:08:37Hey-re-na-ma-gum-fi-yo.

00:08:39Sa-sa-si-si-ni.

00:08:40Oh, mara.

00:08:41Sa-sa.

00:08:41No, wait, wait.

00:08:43Wait a minute.

00:08:45Wait a minute.

00:08:45How much is it?

00:08:46Uh,

00:08:47you mean,

00:08:47let me get it?

00:08:48I amama.

00:08:49Toom-am-tu-fuchunga-gari.

00:08:52Way in-jo-la-kini.

00:08:53Toom-am-tu.

00:08:54Soom-am-tu.

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00:17:52Bu konuda, bana ne sevdiğiniz gibi,

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00:24:37Lütfenοι untuk sorunlara renaようにipped0runda,

00:24:39sizlerle inязleyeaceuticali bodußün econüller 8.

00:24:42ve all these trees, all this beauty and the birds singing

00:24:47ve all these trees and all this beauty and the birds singing.

00:24:47I know I can go around the compound and go into the classroom

00:24:51and see all those students, you know, working and thriving.

00:24:56Any kind of inconvenience that we experience is nothing compared to that.

00:25:01Because I know we wouldn't be able to live a life like this in the States.

00:25:05No way.

00:25:07Charlotte is probably one of the most positive human beings

00:25:10that I've ever met in my life, and she can deal with anything.

00:25:14But we get malaria far too much.

00:25:17We actually are getting malaria three and four times a year.

00:25:21Hello?

00:25:22What's up?

00:25:23What's up?

00:25:24What's up?

00:25:25What's up?

00:25:26What's up?

00:25:27It's the most horrendous disease.

00:25:29I think malaria kills more people in Sub-Saharan Africa

00:25:33than anything else, including AIDS.

00:25:36The parasites hide in the liver, and at times of stress, they come out.

00:25:41Okay, you take all these medicines and things like that,

00:25:44but it doesn't completely rid them out of your body.

00:25:47You can't think.

00:25:48You can't breathe.

00:25:49You can't eat.

00:25:50Aching and chills and sweating and fever.

00:25:54It's horrible.

00:25:57This is just taking too great a toll on our bodies, you know?

00:26:01That's so nice we got a show like this we can enjoy.

00:26:07Yeah, it is.

00:26:08Isn't it nice?

00:26:09Yeah.

00:26:10As Albert Einstein said, the world is a dangerous place to live in.

00:26:13Not because people do evil, but because people sit by and love them.

00:26:18Good point, brother.

00:26:21Uh-huh.

00:26:22Congratulations.

00:26:23You're qualified for the state firm.

00:26:25I know this was going to happen.

00:26:26Watch it.

00:26:27Please please.

00:26:28He's upset about something.

00:26:30Yeah, you can see it right there.

00:26:32Look at her all tight face.

00:26:37Oh, now, that's smart.

00:26:39Is that a teacher?

00:26:41Yeah, I think she's flipped out or something.

00:26:43Look at her.

00:26:45Whoa.

00:26:46Everything okay?

00:26:47We're going to have another student teacher affair developing there.

00:26:57See, I see through all that squish.

00:27:00He's running that squish for getting closer to it, you see?

00:27:04White middle class kids.

00:27:05In case you hadn't noticed, I'm leaving.

00:27:07Not everything is black and white, Mr. Jackson.

00:27:10Standardized tests are...

00:27:11I'm speaking now, sir.

00:27:13Uh-oh.

00:27:14The testing board is comprised of a broad spectrum.

00:27:17It's funny how 53% of white kids answered that same question correctly

00:27:20when only 22% of black kids did.

00:27:22How do you know this?

00:27:23I know it because I read about it.

00:27:25Well, run it then.

00:27:26Education ceases to be learning with the three R's

00:27:29are read, remember, and regurgitate.

00:27:31Uh-oh.

00:27:32That sucks.

00:27:33So what, you going to suspend me now?

00:27:35Oh, that was a good one, wasn't it?

00:27:41Mmm.

00:27:42The whole idea behind the Heal the Community program is that we want to take young African-Americans,

00:27:57preferably those from a challenged background, and expose them to the traditional African life,

00:28:05with the hope that this will inspire them to go back to their communities and create a better way.

00:28:12What class you have to try?

00:28:14When I think about these young people, Marty and Derek, I think about myself and all the mistakes I made,

00:28:21all the misguided goals that I've had in my life.

00:28:25If I can play a part in steering some other young African-American away from the pitfalls that I jumped willingly into,

00:28:35that is extremely important to me.

00:28:38Come on, Derek.

00:28:39I just didn't think I'd have been picked to go to Tanzania for the simple fact I didn't feel that I was doing that good in school.

00:28:45As a young person, I was just bad, you know what I'm saying, stealing it, breaking in people's houses,

00:28:49and went to jail a couple times for stuff like that.

00:28:51I wasn't trying to do right at the time, you know what I mean?

00:28:54Yeah.

00:28:55I don't know how I changed, that's why I'm here today.

00:28:58I've done bad things.

00:29:00I smoked weed.

00:29:02I stopped going to school.

00:29:05I've done a lot of bad things.

00:29:09So, I'm looking for this trip to benefit me, to help me.

00:29:13I don't know no one ever been to Africa out of like the black community.

00:29:18I'm glad I'm one of them first ones to go.

00:29:21I saw these like IDs or something.

00:29:24Yes, sir.

00:29:25Federal government ID.

00:29:26That's better than a driver's license, actually.

00:29:28Bam.

00:29:29I'm excited, man, but I'm trying to chill.

00:29:32I'm like, man, I'm happy.

00:29:34I don't know what to do, man.

00:29:36I'm kind of nervous.

00:29:37How you feeling, Mark?

00:29:38Trip of a lifetime.

00:29:49Let me get these brothers a proper.

00:29:50Hello, how you doing?

00:29:51What's your name, Naga?

00:29:52Marty.

00:29:53This is Marty.

00:29:54How you doing, home?

00:29:55Karibu Sana.

00:29:56Hi, ma'am.

00:29:57Didn't that make you dead, right?

00:29:58How you doing, brother?

00:29:59You all right?

00:30:00We all right.

00:30:01Karibu Sana.

00:30:02That means well, huh?

00:30:03I'm Charlie.

00:30:04I'm Mark Wilson.

00:30:05Come on.

00:30:06Come on, my man.

00:30:07Long flight.

00:30:08Long flight.

00:30:09Long flight.

00:30:10So, brother, this is your first time out of the country?

00:30:12Uh-huh, yeah.

00:30:13It is?

00:30:14Oh, yeah.

00:30:15You as well?

00:30:16Yeah.

00:30:17Okay, all right, okay.

00:30:18Have you done much traveling?

00:30:19No, I want to.

00:30:20No, I want to.

00:30:21Were you ready for some unique adventures?

00:30:23Yes.

00:30:24We're going to give them to you.

00:30:25We're going to give them to you.

00:30:26We're going to give them to you.

00:30:27We're going to give them to you.

00:30:28We're going to give them to you.

00:30:29Something like this.

00:30:30This is it.

00:30:31We're getting ready to get serious with you.

00:30:32This ain't no American.

00:30:33We ain't in America no more.

00:30:34You know what I'm saying?

00:30:35No, no.

00:30:36And let the ancestors know that you all have returned.

00:30:49And we want to welcome you as children of Africa who have come home.

00:31:01You're right back here where you started, brother.

00:31:13The ancestors know you all in the house.

00:31:22Any of you all know anything about 12th Street?

00:31:24Is 12th Street still there?

00:31:25Yeah, 12th Street's still there.

00:31:26That was my spot, brother.

00:31:28Uh-huh, right by the island.

00:31:30That was my...

00:31:31You know the little...

00:31:32The bowl?

00:31:33Uh-huh.

00:31:34Do they still have that cannon?

00:31:35Yeah, right there.

00:31:36That little cannon there?

00:31:37That was it.

00:31:38Some of the fondest memories I have of Kansas City is on a weekend in Purcell Park.

00:31:43Is Purcell swimming pool still there?

00:31:45No.

00:31:46It's gone?

00:31:47Yeah, that's gone.

00:31:48Oh, no.

00:31:49Purcell Park's still there.

00:31:50Tell me that's still there.

00:31:51Yeah.

00:31:52And brothers and still...

00:31:53Yeah, there you go.

00:31:54And brothers and sisters still gather there on the weekend and things, huh?

00:31:57No, no.

00:31:58It ain't like that.

00:31:59It ain't like that.

00:32:00Yeah, I was doing it.

00:32:01Yeah.

00:32:02Do you remember that, Charlotte?

00:32:03Yeah.

00:32:04Do you remember Purcell Park?

00:32:05How we'd go down there and just take a blanket and put a blanket?

00:32:07We would.

00:32:08Well, I guess that lends truth to the notion that the Kansas City I knew really no longer

00:32:14exists, you know?

00:32:18Brothers, do you all realize that we're going off deep in the bush to a remote Maasai village?

00:32:25People that come out here as tourists never experience it.

00:32:29He said that we are completely welcome here and that anything that you want to do here, you're more than welcome to do it because you're not visitors.

00:32:41You have arrived.

00:32:42Put your head back.

00:32:50The Maasai have to struggle to do everything.

00:32:53They have to rope sticks together and use leaves just to make a fire.

00:32:57They walk miles for water.

00:33:00Now, by American standards, these people have nothing.

00:33:04But they have held on to their traditional ways with honor.

00:33:07And I think we can all learn something from that example.

00:33:13What have you put here?

00:33:16This is Sosentu.

00:33:17We are using for perfume.

00:33:20After maybe five minutes, my clothes will be a good smell.

00:33:27My armpits ain't foul, but...

00:33:30Let me get some of that now.

00:33:33Just do it like this.

00:33:34Yeah.

00:33:38Mark smells it.

00:33:43Somebody who wanted to use toothbrushes in his teeth.

00:33:46Tea breath.

00:33:47He said this is good for your teeth.

00:33:48Yeah.

00:33:49Tea breath.

00:33:50Tea.

00:33:51Tea?

00:33:52Teeth.

00:33:53Toothbrushes?

00:33:54Toothbrushes.

00:33:55Yeah.

00:33:56Toothbrushes.

00:33:57Yeah, yeah.

00:34:00Toothbrushes for us.

00:34:02You have to brush your teeth.

00:34:03Yeah.

00:34:05So now you can clean your teeth if you want.

00:34:09Yeah.

00:34:10I mean, you got people with no lights.

00:34:13Don't have water.

00:34:14Toothbrushes.

00:34:15Deodorant.

00:34:17I mean, dang, sometimes, man, you be like, dang, this is different, like.

00:34:21It ain't gonna be the way we want it to be.

00:34:23It ain't gonna be what we're accustomed to, I'm gonna say, like that.

00:34:25Like now, we just gotta keep going through it, you know what I'm saying?

00:34:27And it's hard.

00:34:28Yeah.

00:34:29I ain't like the city life, boy.

00:34:30No cars, no buildings.

00:34:31It's just land.

00:34:32Yeah.

00:34:33I miss, like, the traffic, like the noise, horn, sirens.

00:34:37There ain't no McDonalds around here.

00:34:40I was born in the United States of America.

00:34:42I'm not a Mason.

00:34:43I don't feel like I'm part of their tribe.

00:34:45I mean, I'm African-American.

00:34:47I wasn't born in the United States of America.

00:34:50I'm not a Mason.

00:34:52I don't feel like I'm part of their tribe.

00:34:54I mean, I'm African-American.

00:34:55I wasn't born here in Africa.

00:34:57My ancestors came from here, but I'm African-American.

00:35:01See what I'm saying?

00:35:02I just feel like, dang, man, you just can't talk to nobody, really.

00:35:05You know what I'm saying?

00:35:06I mean, I know they want to talk to us and we want to both talk,

00:35:09but I don't feel like I have that bondage with them still.

00:35:12It's just me and this dude here.

00:35:15I mean, I ask them, you want to play some ball, no?

00:35:19Hey, come on.

00:35:21Come on, fellas.

00:35:22Where the other boys at?

00:35:23Where the other boys at, man?

00:35:25They was running with me.

00:35:26Now they go.

00:35:27And it makes it boring, man.

00:35:30Like, when we here chilling, we may want to go up there and hoop,

00:35:33but I mean, one-on-one, it's cool, too.

00:35:36We get a sweat or something.

00:35:38You get tired of that, man.

00:35:39We know we only here for 20 days and we can go back.

00:35:42We got an open door to go back.

00:35:44And to think of this man to be here for 30 years, it's like, man, it ain't me.

00:35:49I can't even think about it, man.

00:35:51I don't even want to because I know I wouldn't want to do it.

00:35:54You know what I'm saying?

00:35:55The little experience I had here, man, it's hot.

00:35:58Yeah.

00:35:59I know you miss home.

00:36:00Well, yeah.

00:36:01I miss home.

00:36:02Yeah, and I can understand that.

00:36:04But in terms of missing home, that's kind of a weird thing, man.

00:36:09I miss some parts of it.

00:36:12You know, I miss my mama.

00:36:14I miss my brother.

00:36:15I've got children I haven't seen.

00:36:16I miss them.

00:36:17But I have become so immersed in this society that I'm almost kind of lost between two worlds.

00:36:25Does that make any sense?

00:36:27Like you ain't an African-American?

00:36:28No, no, no, no, no.

00:36:29Not that I'm not home.

00:36:30No, not that.

00:36:31Not that.

00:36:32But that I just can't grasp what it...

00:36:38what the values and the mindsets of African-Americans are as much and as easily as I did in the past.

00:36:47And you know, that scares the hell out.

00:36:49I mean, that scares me worse than anything.

00:36:51I don't want that to happen.

00:36:53You know, I don't want to lose that.

00:36:55And here's the kicker, man.

00:36:57Say I win my case tomorrow.

00:36:58I get an email.

00:36:59Pete with one.

00:37:00You know, it's all over.

00:37:02I'm not sure I would get on the plane and go back.

00:37:05I know I would not go back to Liz.

00:37:07You adapted.

00:37:08Yeah, that's it.

00:37:09You adapted to here.

00:37:10I have, man.

00:37:12And at the same time, I'm not completely adapted.

00:37:16That's what I'm trying to say.

00:37:17Yeah.

00:37:18For the entire 32 years that I've been in exile, I have clung tightly to my African-American-ness.

00:37:33These are the people that made me who and what I am.

00:37:37There's millions of them.

00:37:39I'm telling you.

00:37:40I have to hold on to every possible thread I can to maintain a connection.

00:37:45And I'm finding that there's a gulf developing.

00:37:50Whoa!

00:37:51Gotcha!

00:37:52That's an elephant for you.

00:37:54Wow!

00:37:55African-Americans come out here.

00:37:56I love them.

00:37:57I embrace them.

00:37:58I enjoy their company.

00:37:59I ain't never seen nothing like this.

00:38:00Never.

00:38:01But at the same time, I'm realizing they are so different from what I know.

00:38:16Oh, look at them.

00:38:17Look at them.

00:38:18Look at them.

00:38:19The mugs is kicking each up.

00:38:21The mugs is wild, man.

00:38:22Look at this one here.

00:38:23I'm losing that connection with African-Americans.

00:38:36I'm kind of lost in a new man's land.

00:38:39These are new people.

00:38:54Even even just of course, they are now near the transition and of an angmyeon on the land.

00:38:58Sunние 10 supercrumcos.

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00:45:10abone olabiliyor

00:45:40Iyanoz.

00:45:41Bu konudurlar.

00:45:42Evet.

00:45:43Kısağın benzeri kullananlar.

00:45:44Bu çocuklar da iyi bir

00:45:45uçak var.

00:45:46Bu, bu konuda da iyi bir

00:45:48uçak var.

00:45:48Bu konuda, Pentium bunu

00:45:50bunu yapmak için

00:45:50ve 3-4 yaşında

00:45:52olupu muita

00:45:53yoruluklarına gelip

00:45:54bir uçak var.

00:45:55Bu konuda,

00:45:56evlendirme

00:45:57yeni bir uçak var.

00:45:59Ben de

00:46:00benzeri

00:46:02yorumlar

00:46:02ve

00:46:03ki

00:46:04bu

00:46:04Aleks

00:46:05bu

00:46:05yorulun

00:46:06en

00:46:06o

00:46:07bu

00:46:07lakasın

00:46:08iç

00:46:08i

00:46:08I know it's Tanzania, I know it's Poli Poli, and I know we got to get there slowly, but

00:46:13I just want you to think about this if you can.

00:46:17Keep your eyes open.

00:46:19All my efforts to secure a new computer were in vain.

00:46:24You know the economy is very tight in Tanzania at the moment, so I noticed from the outstart

00:46:31that he was reluctant to commit himself to anything.

00:46:38You know, a few months ago, I had feelings that something would take place with my legal

00:46:57situation, but now I'm beginning to doubt it.

00:47:00In the post 9-11 world, overturning of a conviction of an old panther, I doubt that that's going

00:47:07to happen any time soon.

00:47:14136 over 91.

00:47:21You see, that should be lower from just having got out of bed.

00:47:28136 over 91.

00:47:33You see, that should be lower from just having got out of bed.

00:47:41Which indicates that if I had I been moving around, the diastolic probably would have been

00:47:56close to a hundred.

00:47:59And the systolic would have been probably around 150.

00:48:03And that's just not good enough.

00:48:11I work my ass off out here.

00:48:18And then things somehow never get done?

00:48:20I don't know.

00:48:26I'm in a bit of a funk this morning.

00:48:33I'm not in a very good mood.

00:48:41So, as you know, here's the well.

00:48:54And this is between 160 and 170 feet down.

00:48:58It's pumping.

00:49:00Pure, clean, clean water, brother.

00:49:03Imagine.

00:49:04I'll walk you up here and show you the tension.

00:49:06Okay.

00:49:07Geronimo G. Jaga, the former Geronimo Pratt, came to visit me.

00:49:11Man, you talk about a reunion.

00:49:13I had not seen him in over 32 years.

00:49:17Geronimo was the Field Marshal of the Black Panther Party.

00:49:21In 1970, he was arrested on some trumped-up murder charge.

00:49:27He was convicted and spent 27 years in prison for crimes he did not commit.

00:49:35This is the first tank that we built.

00:49:38Mm-hmm.

00:49:39Well, it's a solemn job you and Shorter just put together over these 30 years.

00:49:44We've been hitting at it, brother.

00:49:45Haven't stopped.

00:49:46Still going strong.

00:49:48In 1997, he was released.

00:49:51And the government, in admitting that he was unjustly imprisoned,

00:49:55made a financial settlement with him.

00:49:58When he came out, he asked me,

00:50:00Pete, what can I do to be of assistance?

00:50:02I said, our primary major problem is water.

00:50:06He said, well, give me your phone.

00:50:08I gave it to him.

00:50:09He called his associates in the United States,

00:50:11and he had them transfer $10,000

00:50:15so that we could dig this well.

00:50:18Mm-hmm.

00:50:19Geronimo had that good spring taste to it, you know?

00:50:22Oh, yeah.

00:50:24Good, clean water.

00:50:25Good, clean water.

00:50:26So, brother, I would say between 300 and 500 individuals

00:50:31are benefitting from the water project.

00:50:33Right on.

00:50:37When you see the smile, the joy on their faces,

00:50:39the realization that they don't have to walk today

00:50:43five miles to get a bucket of water,

00:50:45that kind of makes it all worthwhile.

00:50:47When Geronimo came out, we renewed our relationship.

00:50:57So it's a table and this, huh?

00:50:59I've helped him when he was looking for a house.

00:51:01I've helped him when he wanted to buy certain items

00:51:05to furnish his home.

00:51:07I've tried to help Geronimo acclimate to life here in Tanzania,

00:51:12so I get the opportunity to see him on a regular basis now.

00:51:16Hey.

00:51:17Okay.

00:51:21Ooh!

00:51:22Well, that was a good one, look.

00:51:24Wow.

00:51:25Here we go.

00:51:26Is that all right?

00:51:28We cut him off.

00:51:29We cut him off.

00:51:30All right, man.

00:51:32Geronimo is married to a lovely young woman, Joju Cleaver.

00:51:37This is Eldridge and Kathleen Cleaver's daughter.

00:51:41When we had the international section of the Black Panther Party

00:51:44in Algeria, we had a nursery,

00:51:47and I can remember Joju Cleaver being a pretty little baby

00:51:50with big heads.

00:51:51Okay, y'all, let me go on and do some work.

00:51:53Y'all come out tonight if you want.

00:51:55I'm going to be out there soon, darling.

00:51:57Okay.

00:51:59All right, you ready, doctor?

00:52:01How many are we going to do?

00:52:02Hey, get the oxygen ready in there.

00:52:05Y'all get the whole 911.

00:52:07Here we go.

00:52:08Look at him.

00:52:09That's too much to warm up with.

00:52:11No, that's all I can.

00:52:12That's all you got.

00:52:13And this is what I do.

00:52:14I said it's too much to warm up with, ain't it?

00:52:16How many years you doing?

00:52:17I've been doing them all.

00:52:20See, I tried to teach him penitentiary.

00:52:23He didn't stay the pen long enough to learn how to drive iron.

00:52:26You always warm up.

00:52:28If you don't warm up...

00:52:29Is that what's wrong with me?

00:52:30Seriously?

00:52:31Yeah, you have iron shoulder.

00:52:32Oh, really?

00:52:33Yeah, if you start lifting on stuff without warming it,

00:52:35you lift real light first.

00:52:37Okay.

00:52:38And then you start lifting heavier.

00:52:39Okay.

00:52:40You going to change the doohickey back there?

00:52:42You want to change it?

00:52:43Yeah, you're going to start light.

00:52:44I see.

00:52:45You ready?

00:52:46Lift that.

00:52:47Let's see.

00:52:48I like that.

00:52:49That's very light, man.

00:52:50Okay, that's what you want.

00:52:51That's what I want.

00:52:52Yeah.

00:52:53Back then, in prison, you know, Pete was more of a scholar.

00:52:57He was passing through, soliday, and it wasn't...

00:52:59It was a different setting, you know?

00:53:01I wish it would have remained like that by the time I got in.

00:53:04But Pete went to the Galva Club, Toastmasters, and they were taught diction and oration and pronunciation and speechifying and all that.

00:53:17And iron will make you eat.

00:53:19If you're trying to lose weight, you cannot drive no iron.

00:53:22Because iron gives you hunger pains that you can't imagine.

00:53:27Your shot, partner.

00:53:29Will you tie my hair for me, Chuck?

00:53:32I like to move behind, but it's all...

00:53:35He's getting his hair all done.

00:53:37That's what he says.

00:53:39Jojo, this is a mental activity.

00:53:42Wait, don't be messing with this.

00:53:44I hear all these wrappers coming in there.

00:53:46I'll be right there.

00:53:47That's your kind of workout.

00:53:52Mm-hmm.

00:53:53He said it makes you hungry.

00:53:55He got a witness.

00:53:57Mm-hmm.

00:53:59Wait a minute.

00:54:00Now wait just a minute.

00:54:01You sat there and told me, if you're going to do this, you've got to eat.

00:54:02That's what you said.

00:54:03You did say that.

00:54:04I said you're going to make you.

00:54:05Well, I'm going along with your flow.

00:54:06I'm coming tomorrow.

00:54:07I'm going to set up our little...

00:54:09Look where I'm recording for you.

00:54:11Hello, everybody.

00:54:12Hello, everybody.

00:54:13Hello, everybody.

00:54:14That song there...

00:54:15Yeah.

00:54:16Bunchy, Carter and Blue Louis.

00:56:53I know it's probably going to be a little bit of awkwardness there initially

00:56:58because we haven't seen each other in such a long time.

00:57:01And I can hear it in her voice.

00:57:03When I'm talking to her on the phone, I say, she's nervous, too.

00:57:13She said they lost the baggage and she's got to fill out her form.

00:57:18Old woman's got to fill out her form.

00:57:23Here, you take this. Take this.

00:57:26Here's the key to take. Here. Take that.

00:57:29You want to hold the money? Hold the money.

00:57:31Here.

00:57:32Can I go help my mama? Yeah.

00:57:38Hey, lady.

00:57:40What you doing down here? Look at you.

00:57:43How you doing?

00:57:45Don't worry about it. How you feel?

00:57:48I've been out there raising holy hell.

00:57:51Let me put you on out of here.

00:58:01Good lord almighty.

00:58:06You going to leave these with me?

00:58:08I saw that you got one of these monster fros on your head.

00:58:14You got one of them big military afros on.

00:58:18Oh, now look at who.

00:58:20Oh, lord.

00:58:21I just grabbed them up and I said, let them look at this.

00:58:25Might be something in here they might know.

00:58:27But what were you talking about you was going to throw them pictures?

00:58:29I was going to throw them away ten years ago.

00:58:32Because they were collecting and powering up.

00:58:34Oh, okay.

00:58:35Mm-hmm.

00:58:36I've got a bunch of pictures of you too, though.

00:58:40I'm going to throw them away today.

00:58:42I think I'm going to burn them today.

00:58:44You're going to burn them today.

00:58:45I'm going to burn them today.

00:58:46I'm going to burn them today.

00:58:47I went to sleep and then woke up in a dream.

00:58:50I didn't know what I was doing this morning.

00:58:52And I said, where am I?

00:58:53I said, oh, I guess that must have all been a dream.

00:58:56Me being in a wheelchair and me coming over here.

00:58:59Because I didn't think I'd come back over here again.

00:59:02It had that mosquito net over you.

00:59:04Yes.

00:59:05I guess.

00:59:06And I reached out and it touched that and I said, oh, what is this?

00:59:09They got me tied up.

00:59:11They tied her up.

00:59:13Trying to see if she's going to get in the pearly gates tonight.

00:59:16You know they have health tips on TV?

00:59:32Uh-huh.

00:59:33I don't know about your cholesterol, but they said, that's bad for the cholesterol.

00:59:36These there?

00:59:37Yeah.

00:59:38Yeah, I know it.

00:59:39I shouldn't eat these.

00:59:40All right, really shouldn't.

00:59:41This is the last time I'm going to ever buy them.

00:59:43Want some?

00:59:44No.

00:59:45You don't care for a little bit?

00:59:46No, I don't.

00:59:47Okay.

00:59:54Oh, Lord.

00:59:56Please don't eat that whole bag.

00:59:58I'm not going to eat it.

00:59:59I'm not, I'm pooped.

01:00:00I don't know.

01:00:01You're here.

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01:06:32Wait a minute, I've got to stop in. I don't need any music with my introduction. Oh, cut it out.

01:06:47Oh, shut up.

01:06:48We're so very pleased to have all of you here with us, and as we prepare to welcome the year 2003, be aware that in true Kansas City style, we're going to bring it in with a bang.

01:07:18Hold on.

01:07:36OK, now, here's what I'm doing. I've got one in the round, but I've got the safety on it, OK?

01:07:48Recruit. We'll wait until it's ready.

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