Maino Suggests Diddy Sexual Assault Lawsuits Are 'Propaganda,' Clowns Accuser Lil Rod

Maino has given his take on the sexual assault allegations against Diddy — and he’s comparing them to FBI counterintelligence operations against Black political leaders of decades past.

In a new sitdown on The Baller Alert Show, the “Hi Hater” rapper drew some historical parallels, but not before making fun of one of the Bad Boy head honcho’s accusers, producer Rodney “Lil Rod” Jones.

“You got some dude named Lil Rod,” Maino began. “First of all, there should be a fucking pause on his name. The n-gga’s name [is] Lil Rod? That’s pause.”

Maino went on to compare the numerous lawsuits accusing Diddy of sexual assault — as well as an ongoing reported federal sex trafficking investigation against the mogul, — to the FBI’s COINTELPRO (COunterINTELligence PROgram), which targeted organizations it viewed as subversive, including the Black Panther Party.

The program officially ran from 1956 to 1971, though the Bureau has used similar techniques both before and after.

Maino said that he saw similar dynamics in the complaints and investigation against Diddy, drawing parallels to the Bureau’s “snitch jacketing” technique of falsely labeling a member of a targeted group as a police informant.

“[I]f you know anything about the ’60s and what they did with Black leadership and all that, these were some of the tactics,” Maino said. “To destroy you, basically they divide and conquer.

“COINTELPRO, what they would do was, they would put out misinformation. Have us looking at each other. They sending out letters and sending out things saying, this one talking about that one, this one got caught doing this. And it keeps us disorganized. Also, propaganda, which is fueled through the media, is a tool that’s always been used.”

The rapper also expressed skepticism about reports that Diddy is facing an investigation into sex trafficking charges.

“They gotta give me a clear definition of what sex trafficking is,” Maino said. “So you’re saying he was making people sell they body? I don’t understand. Is it [involving] underage [people]? It’s not clear to me.”

In addition to talking about Diddy, Maino recently weighed in on a different news story — a fatal stabbing that occurred in his native Brooklyn.

On March 21, the rapper took to Instagram to share his thoughts about the March 17 incident, in which 19-year-old Samyia Spain was killed and her twin sister injured after rebuffing advances from two men.

“I just want to say… I want to extend my deepest, sincerest condolences to the family of those twins,” the “Poetry” rhymer began.

“You know, the incident that happened earlier this week. That shit been on my mind all week. Like, it’s been on my mind all week. It was kinda hard for me to go back to regular posting when I felt something like tragic happened. I can’t even imagine what that would feel like.”

He added: “You know I got a two kids of my own, you know. I couldn’t imagine what that family is going through. Speedy recovery to the other twin. I understand she was stabbed, too. You know, this happened in Brooklyn and I just felt like I wanted to say something about it because it’s so wrong on so many levels. So, my condolences,” he continued.

“Sending Love and Energy to the Family of the Twins from Brooklyn. Saddened by the news that one lost her life [praying hands emoji],” he captioned the post.