BAME That Aren't Lame

OK, so if you must have "Influencers of Colour"...

BAME is an acronym commonly, and also contentiously, used in the United Kingdom. It stands for “Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority” people.

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This is a follow-up to my last post on celebrity BAME who lamely, mendaciously, encouraged the uptake of harmful, and in many cases, lethal injections by using their fame as a persuasion tactic.

(Oh no, I might get called “ableist” for using the L-word! Oh well, I decided to prioritize my freedom to rhyme over potentially being cancelled.)

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Folks, if you prefer to listen to only brown- or black-skinned folk for opinions on politics, scientific or medical advice (because we all know that the darker your skin colour, the smarter you are, right? Um, I hope my readers know me well enough by now to know that I am 100% joking right there), and want to know which BAEM BAME from the UK and beyond are worth listening to, here are a few of my personal melanin-endowed faves:

Maajid Nawaz, a fearless and brilliant journalist whose Radical show on Odysee my partner and I took delight in binge-watching during the last few months of 2022 and who I have previously written about. All 40 Radical episodes cover a lot of essential ground on not just C-19 and its mandated “vaccines” but also on many other important issues of our times, topics which are either being plain ignored by corporate media or, if discussed, slanted towards an obvious agenda. I seriously recommend that you watch/listen to all of ‘em if you seek sharp analysis of all that’s going on in our insane world. Maajid — who incidentally got the shot (twice), but then balked at the insistence that he get boosters after that — amazes me with his ability to clearly articulate and expound upon the C-19 debate & the “vaccine” mandates and many other events that took place in the last 3 years. He’s had some excellent guests appear on this show, challenging the official Covid narrative (eg. this one with Dr Tess Lawrie and this one with Neil Oliver), and discussing from non-mainstream angles many other subjects including censorship, globalism, CBDCs, technocracy, the transgender agenda, climate change and the war in Ukraine, to name a few.

He now has a new interview series, Warrior Creed on Rumble which he co-hosts with fellow BAME Usman Raja. (I just watched this episode yesterday with guest Canadian BAME, Rav Arora, who spoke to the 1 in 800 incidence of serious adverse events from the V.)

Oh and of course, Maajid’s Substack is also excellent (and wise-beyond-his-years-Rav— he’s only 22yo — writes for it too).

Maajid Nawaz via his Odysee channel

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Next up is the most rational and excellent Zuby, who is a rapper, author, public speaker, creative entrepreneur and podcast host. He’s a man who unabashedly calls out all types of nonsense at every turn (for example, he identified as a woman to break the women’s deadlift record) and is a great example of how you can be an artist/musician and also not be a sellout (apologies for that last link, but I had to compare and contrast). Here’s a really great podcast interview of Zuby talking to previously-mentioned BAME, Rav Arora (who, upon reflection, really deserves his own paragraph) and to another BAME on this list on “the Biggest Pandemic Scam.”

Zuby from his Facebook page

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Speaking of musicians, there’s also M.I.A. who apparently “revealed that she is an anti-vaxxer” and who scandalously, and correctly, tweeted:

The controversial British artist, who relentlessly pushes for Julian Assange’s freedom, recently had me cracking up with this short clip:

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Dr Jay Bhattacharya: A Stanford University professor of medicine, economics, and health research policy, and one of the first highly-qualified experts to speak out against lockdowns and other Covid protocols. He is a primary instigator of the Great Barrington Declaration along with his fellow BAME colleague, Professor of Theoretical Epidemiology, Sunetra Gupta of Oxford University. Here’s a great discussion he had with the Hoover Institution.

Image courtesy of The Stanford Review

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Tricia Lindsay, a civil rights attorney in New York who reminds us at this rally against medical mandates about “Government for the People, by the People”:

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Another super-smart 22 year old (which makes me feel optimistic about our future): Here’s two short videos from Amala Ekpunobi, who will feature in a future post:

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Dr. Aseem Malhotra, an eminent British cardiologist, public health campaigner, and author. Despite initially being pro-Covid Vax, since his father’s death post-V, he has been working to expose the truth about the Covid-19 pandemic and the associated vaccination program. Here’s his video channel on Youtube; I particularly appreciate this one (darn, I wish my family would watch that) which talks of how British MP Andrew Bridgen has teamed up with Dr Malhotra to share evidence of the harms the mRNA “vaccines” have caused.

Photo courtesy of The Times of India

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Dr Suneel Dhand, a relatively new find via Youtube. I’ve been loving Dr Dhand’s straight-talk, no-nonsense manner in his short instructive videos on health improvement, not to mention the fact that he frequently calls out our highly-compromised current medical system — what is euphemistically known as “healthcare,” but is blatantly controlled by Big Pharma. He does not shy away from discussing alarming data nor calling out inhumane atrocities that occurred during lockdown. And then — a complete surprise — the other day he had me ELL-OH-ELLING with this 2-minute video below:

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This is by no means a comprehensive list… there’s other people that I listen to who also happen to be a darker shade of Beige. I’ll be doing a post on some of them soon.

If you have any particular favourites in the BAME department, please let me know in the comments below!