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Oct. 1, 2025 - Lionel Nation
10:32
Katt Williams Silenced? The Truth They Don’t Want Out
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Cat Williams is the most dangerous man in America, and certainly the most dangerous black man in America, and that's why you're not going to be hearing much from Cat Williams anymore because he's now taking a bit of a leave of absence.
He says he's backing off from his public appearances.
Remember that Shannon Sharp thing?
Oh my God.
Look what happened to Shannon Sharp.
Well, for other reasons.
But they gave him a warning shot.
Enough's enough there, KW.
Did you enjoy your your your bit as some latter-day Lenny Bruce for the for negritude?
Well, guess what?
It's over with.
Cat Williams has always been dangerous.
By the way, I think he's the most important, one of the most important voices, bar none in these United of States.
Okay.
But not because he's a violent rebel, but because he speaks truth in a culture of polished lies.
He has been so good.
And a particular provided when he speaks, he's not gassed out of his mind on that weed.
But his comment comedy has been a has long exposed hypocrisy and power and the illusions that we're sold.
And he's one of us.
He's a conspiracist.
Yet lately, whispers abound that he's been muzzled, that he's been told what to say and cautioned and told.
You better watch.
Think about that, Kat.
Be careful not to cross lines, possibly might have even been threatened.
It's a warning shot fired across the bow.
The question is why?
Why would that happen?
I'll tell you why.
Let's start with the obvious fact.
In the black public sphere, which is pretty much open for, they don't have an Alex Jones.
They don't have a, dare I say, a Nick Fuentes.
They don't, they have voices, and people from the old, like, you know, Al Sharpton.
But there isn't, dare I say, a scary Alex Jones, if you will.
See, within the black public sphere, there are very few voices who dare speak unfiltered.
I mean, you they can talk about the usual stuff.
You know, black topics, black issues, democratic issues, the usual bilge.
But that's it.
That's okay.
Most are managed and meditated and mediated and edited and corralled.
Most are kept into into little pens, little little area, little little little boxes.
Voices that operate within the acceptable boundaries.
But Kat, he's always been different.
He's messy, he's raw, he's unpredictable.
And that makes him a liability to the powers that be.
You see, if he were to evolve into the black Charlie Kirk, oh dear God, a politically unafraid, ideologically bold torchbearer, he becomes a threat.
A threat, not just to the establishment, oh no, no, no, no, but to the gatekeepers.
Oh yes.
Oh yes, to the gatekeepers in the media, the entertainment industry, and the institutional left.
Let me tell you something about this guy.
Dismiss him at your own, at your own peril.
So we see this pattern.
More and more Kat retreats from public speaking, from big stages, from appearances.
You know, he's he's he's rethinking, so they say.
He's laying low.
Or lying low, actually.
But but the real story could be that someone is rethinking for him.
Few outlets have published uh various articles suggesting that uh KW likely won't be speaking on any more platforms, uh citing platform fatigue and burnout or or lack of invitation, or or or I don't like my voice, but those same narratives often cloak darker forces.
Control, suppression, a soft blackout.
See, it begins subtly.
Something like this.
A threatened venue pull-out, a creative differences excuse, a shift in booking agents, uh a whispered uh uh warning about consequences, then a silence, a no-show, a pivot to smaller crowds.
And suddenly the platform shrinks.
It's over.
It's over.
Nowhere'sville, man.
So who benefits from silencing Cat Williams?
Everyone.
Everyone with a stake in keeping the narrative in line.
And as a lesson to everybody else.
Don't be like Cat.
Don't get uppity.
Don't uh go behind your or beyond your pay grade.
You see the media complexes that monetize approved voices, they're the ones.
The political class that dreads and abhors authentic criticism.
The entertainment overlords, the entrance deep state, who demand conformity from edgy figures, even those within black cultural institutions whose relevance depends on compliance rather than disruption, they want him silenced.
Remember something.
And I'm a fan.
The line between we disagree and you must shut up is often crossed in whisper form.
You see, a subtle phone call, a quiet meeting, a hinted consequence.
The message, don't get too loud, don't rattle the cage, stay in your lane, you know?
See, many artists comply.
Many of them cool down their tone, kind of tamp it down, lose their edge.
But with Kat, maybe they underestimated how far he'd already gone.
Maybe.
See, this is interesting.
You see, we should also consider something, and this is very critical.
We must also consider the playbook from political dissenters before him.
And I think you know what's going on with that.
See, activist voices, musicians, comedians, all these folks all have been targets of soft suppression.
And this is historical, by the way.
You know, platform demotions, contract cancellations, blackballing.
Can you say blackballing?
Balling of color.
See, the trick is to do it invisibly.
See?
Make the person feel it themselves.
You're overreaching.
Be careful, tone it down.
Over time, the pressure accumulates, self-censorship sets in, and then what do you have?
You have exactly what their role is.
You see, Kat is more dangerous to them than many realize because he straddles two worlds.
He's a cultural icon, known, beloved.
Again, I'm a huge fan, but not an insider.
He's not fully co-opted, not fully tamed, doesn't know the rules.
That gives him credibility.
People listen when he speaks, that also scares the establishment.
The establishment fears that potential that his ideas might spread, that he might galvanize a younger generation who heretofore has been pretty much kept down.
But to galvanize them to reject the sanitized consensus, oh yes.
See, we don't need leaked memos or affidavits or anything to see the sides.
Absence speaks louder than presence.
You see, when a voice withdraws from public life, there's almost always a force pushing it inward.
Especially when that voice used to dominate rooms.
See, the fact that rumors mount, that fans speculate, that that the press whispers, you see this, that suggests not a burnout, but suppression.
Oh no, no, no.
Be not mistaken.
There's a message in all this.
If you push beyond the allowed boundaries, Kat, if you push too hard too much too often, if you criticize deeply, question deeply, reject the half-truths, you won't always be protected.
You may be warned, silenced, sidelines, the headwinds will pick up, your invitations will dry up, the industry will suddenly forget you.
You will be disappeared and memory holed so fast, as fast as Charlie Kirk will be.
But here's the thing.
Kat's legacy is built on disruption, on chaos, on connecting with disempowered people, calling out hypocrisy.
That's why I love him.
If they silence him now, right now, they will regret it.
Another sleeping giant.
Because those truths won't die.
They spread.
Another voice picks them up.
See, another stage amplifies them.
The more they try to stamp him out, the more he becomes a martyr, a martyr for authentic expression.
And That's not what they want.
My friends, now more than ever, sounds like the Nixon's slogan, but now more than ever, his supporters must raise the alarm, demand explanations, refuse the excuses, watch who benefits, quui bono, quui protest, watch who is silent when Kat is silenced.
The man who once made us laugh while tearing down illusions may soon become a key warning in our own moment in history.
The price paid for speaking truth in a world that desperately wants controlled spectacle.
That's what this is about.
Now, my friends, think about this.
This is also critical.
In the end, Cat Williams may be boxed.
Uh not not because he's weak, but because he's strong, powerful, unpredictable, scary, a lightning rod for tension that this culture is terrified to sustain.
Let them push.
Because when they silence the loudest voice, when they crush him, they expose not his weakness, but their fear.
And that's critical.
So keep an eye on this.
Do not dismiss him as just some other he's not Jim Carrey.
This is serious business.
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