Aight, so Gandikota and Muhamad on some real shit, talkin' 'bout how the US military-industrial complex be stealin' the Global South's sovereignty. Y'all know what it is. Same song, different verse.

That 'military-industrial complex'? That's just a fancy way of sayin' rich folks gettin' richer offa war. Eisenhower tried to warn folks, but nobody listen. They too busy chasin' that paper, even if it means steppin' on folks in other countries.

Latin America been gettin' played for decades. From coups to drug wars, Uncle Sam always gotta stick his nose in where it don't belong. They be sellin' guns, trainin' soldiers, and makin' sure them dictators stay in power, long as they play ball.

And don't even get me started on the drugs. They say they fightin' the cartels, but who do you think sellin' them the guns in the first place? It's a whole damn cycle, keepin' folks poor and desperate while them corporations rake in the dough.

'Sovereignty'? That's a joke, fam. Tell that to the people livin' under them puppet governments, gettin' exploited for their resources. Tell that to the families torn apart by the violence and corruption.

I bet Gandikota and Muhamad droppin' some knowledge on these issues, but it ain't nothin' new. We been knowin' this. The system built to keep us down, both here and abroad.

The question is, what we gonna do about it? We gotta start holdin' these politicians and corporations accountable. Stop supportin' these wars. Invest in our communities, not in bombs and bullets.

Real change ain't gonna come from the top. It's gonna come from us, the people. We gotta stand up for our brothers and sisters in the Global South and demand justice. No more exploitation. No more war. It's time to build a better world, for real.

They claimin' it's about national security, but it's always been about the money. Straight up. Gotta wake up and see the game for what it is. No cap.