Millions of young men and women from different parts of the country are headed in the same directions, do- ing the same activities and have the same mentality. This isn’t a natural occur- rence. Something is leading them with or without their conscious awareness and to make a person aware of their own captivity is the first step to freedom. Sometimes you have


to go back in order to move forward. In order to solve a problem, you must first figure out the variables and unknown factors playing a vital role. The identity of the variables lie in the prob- lem itself.


I want the reader of


this article to know what’s being done to a people, an atrocity happening right in our own backyards. You hear the gunshots, you see the news, but could you believe that its all part of a tactic, a strategy, a plan? A systematic plan carried out


to reduce a people to a commod- ity for exploitation in all aspects of life, to be the foundation for the US economy. It could happen to anyone if they’re not careful of the policies enacted by their government, espe- cially if that government is hostile to them in the first place. Look at Nazi Germany for example. “The unexamined life is not worth living.” - Socrates The prison industry in


America in a multi billion dollar a year conglomerate, privatized by former president Ronald Reagan in 1984. Blacks make up only 12% of the population and account for over 50% of the prisons. It cannot be a coincidence that people all over the country, even the world, share the same beliefs, speak the same language with the same vernacular, and are partaking in the same activi- ties; drug dealing, killing and gang banging. There has to be a common denominator, a common factor. The media is the third rail which con- nects them and feeds them the exact same thoughts so they dance the same dance in the same direction to the cliff, unsuspected. Blacks are the only people in the world who produce music promoting their own death and destruction. Why? I will show you how it hap-


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