"KnowwhatImean", possible English rendition of "Capisciammè", is a dialectial expression of the Italian South, of which we do not know whether a definition exists, hence we propose one.
"KnowwhatImean" ("Capisciammè"): (addressed to one's interlocutor) "With regard to the subject we are discussing, I draw your attention to some items, that I do know and that you should know, too, which are fundamental but not visible, and indeed usually kept hidden, items that do explain how things stand in this regard, that is, what are the real intentions and the unmentionable interests behind the whole matter."
In other words: "Hope you too are aware that what we're being fed on stage is the con for the gullible, and the truth is behind the scenes."
In other words: "I hope, in everyone's interest, I'm talking to someone smart, not to someone gullible."
Where there's a catch, there's an intention to cheat. Where there's an intention to cheat, there's someone who has that intention.
It has been said that peace will be made possible from being able to trust each other fully.
It'll take work to get there, but that's another matter.
The point here is, at least until then, knowwhatImean!
At least until then, we must be aware that Evil does exist, that there are individuals with evil intentions, and of how they act by deceiving, infecting and overturning other individuals and groups.
Hence, we must stay awake and keep our eyes open. Always.
And we must use this awareness not to suffocate every spark of Good, but to the contrary precisely to safeguard, protect and strengthen it.