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Busta Rhymes is Focused, Maaaaaan!
Posted on April 30, 2008 7:18 AM
It's fair to say that Busta Rhymes is not seeking to make the same mistake twice. The joint he did with Linkin Park actually came out pretty good. Crossover airplay? Most definitely. And if every struggling rapper could put together a formula like this, things would be a lot better for music right about now.
But if it weren't for Hov, this probably wouldn't have happened. However, Busta is too much of an arrogant asshole to even admit this.
Busta Rhymes featuring Linkin Park- "We Made It"
Another Big Bang disappointment? Hardly.
Unfortunately, this is the only rip of the video I could find:
Busta Rhymes - "Dont Touch Me" -- Replaced
Two videos at once? Let's see what happens...
On a side note...
I'm kind of disappointed about Nas' "War is Necessary." He snatched some of the addlibs from the snippet that leaked at the end of February... and a lot of us were left waiting for the full version. Since this is not from N*gger but rather from the soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto, I guess it's fair to say you can stop waiting for "What It Is" to be released.
-------> Nas- "War is Necessary"
Rise and shine usual suspects!!! I saw Busta on a Hip Hop movie once and he said something I thought was interesting. He said no matter who you are or what you've done in the past these kids need to hear you today. So he is striving to stay relevant. Can't knock him. Still waiting for that Nigger.
I agree with "The Layer", Busta was much more good to do in Hip Hop.
Too bad Flipmode doesn't have the same grind or success. Somebody said a couple of weeks ago Rah Digga was in a bad accident. Her and Lord Have Mercy was holding it down!!! Nas was spittin some bars on that Be a Nigger too. Yo, its insane how big the video game industry has grown to be. GTA 4 will probably outsell Halo 3.
Another Big Bang disappointment? Hardly.
reckless, if you big bang was a dissappointment, u must be on that kush
The Layer is a complete & utter Bitch.
Wow! Not like Busta ever left. Big Bang was a classic. Very slept on album but these 2 singles are crazy!!!
ARE YOU CRAZY. BOTH THOSE JOINTS ARE HOT. THATS THE OLD SCHOOL WAY OF COMING OUT WITH AN ALBUM. PUT OUT TWO HOT JOINTS ONE COMMERCIAL(FOR Z-100 LISTENERS). AND ONE FOR HIS PEOPLES (STREETS). HES ON HIS WAY TO A DOUBLE PURCHASE FOR ME.
1. If a Crip shakes ur hand you say Watts up Cuz
2. If a "social clubber" blogs you smash on em
3. If a hood rat winks you phuck her raw dog
4. If a condom is available, don't use it
5. Do what Spider Loc says, he's your cuz he wouldn't steer u wrong
6. G-UNIT is above family
7. Janitoring is good for a front job
8. Its nothin wrong from runnin from teenagers, if ur life's on the line
9. Kill in daylight they'll fear u more
10. Slang dope in front of cops they'll respect u more
11. phuck doing good, doing bad gets more love
12. Stop intelligent convo, its bad for black people
13. Love crips above you mom
14. Kill all bloods on sight
15. Know Gayme is a stripper & expose his a**
16. Don't be a homo that's not crippin
18. Fat Burger for lunch 4 times a week
19. Strive to make LA the #1 murder capitol by 2009
20. Never be educated, that makes u a sellout
21. Acclimate the crippin Lifestyle to ur kids so they can follow crippin footsteps as soon as 10
1. If a Crip shakes ur hand you say Watts up Cuz
2. If a "social clubber" blogs you smash on em
3. If a hood rat winks you phuck her raw dog
4. If a condom is available, don't use it
5. Do what Spider Loc says, he's your cuz he wouldn't steer u wrong
6. G-UNIT is above family
7. Janitoring is good for a front job
8. Its nothin wrong from runnin from teenagers, if ur life's on the line
9. Kill in daylight they'll fear u more
10. Slang dope in front of cops they'll respect u more
11. phuck doing good, doing bad gets more love
12. Stop intelligent convo, its bad for black people
13. Love crips above you mom
14. Kill all bloods on sight
15. Know Gayme is a stripper & expose his a**
16. Don't be a homo that's not crippin
18. Fat Burger for lunch 4 times a week
19. Strive to make LA the #1 murder capitol by 2009
20. Never be educated, that makes u a sellout
21. Acclimate the crippin Lifestyle to ur kids so they can follow crippin footsteps as soon as 10
G unot litterbug is the ultimate personification of a faggot.
The Big Bang was wack Busta fell off after Extinction Level Event
and Pharoahe Monch and Xzibit was the first rappers to colab with Linkin Park
DO U REALLY THINK ANYONE WAS LISTENING WHEN PHAROAHE MONCH OR X TO THE Z PUT THOSE JOINTS OUT? JAY MADE LINKIN PARK HOT HIP HOP COLLABORATORS. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR JAY ON A REMIX OF "DONT TOUCH ME". THOUGH. WE TALKING ABOUT THE STREETS SO KEEP THOSE DIRTY BACKPACKER DUDES HOME.
Busta is good for killing mixtapes joints. He can spit and he still knows how to make commercially successful songs. Check my team's music! Hot Koals mixtape material! Www.myspace.com/layerissolidarity!!! Its fiery!!!!!
WHAT ARE U SAYIN says...
DO U REALLY THINK ANYONE WAS LISTENING WHEN PHAROAHE MONCH OR X TO THE Z PUT THOSE JOINTS OUT? JAY MADE LINKIN PARK HOT HIP HOP COLLABORATORS. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR JAY ON A REMIX OF "DONT TOUCH ME". THOUGH. WE TALKING ABOUT THE STREETS SO KEEP THOSE DIRTY BACKPACKER DUDES HOME.
April 30, 2008 9:43 AM
Busta Rhymes is the streets?
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Peace to the real!
Big Bang was hot! I rocked that joint all day when I was riding last year. Busta hit a nice drive with this one and I'm looking forward to the next joint. As far as Linkin Park, X and Pharoah Monche didn't put them on the hip hop map. It was Jay. That Encore was so hot it was ridiculous. Anyway, I'm out. Enjoy your day.
@ Layer, I C U homie!
ernest frazier says...
Peace to the real!
Big Bang was hot! I rocked that joint all day when I was riding last year. Busta hit a nice drive with this one and I'm looking forward to the next joint. As far as Linkin Park, X and Pharoah Monche didn't put them on the hip hop map. It was Jay. That Encore was so hot it was ridiculous. Anyway, I'm out. Enjoy your day.
@ Layer, I C U homie!
April 30, 2008 10:00 AM
I never said X and Monche put Linkin Park on the map in the Hip Hop world. I said they was the first rappers to colab with them.
Do you niggas even understand what you have just read?
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH... BUSTA IS GIVING A CLINIC
First off, it looks like this blog is about to die. I've been out of town and not in the mood to blog. However, when I did check up on this blog in the last few days, it took me no time to go elsewhere. WTF has happened??? The e-thugs and stans have truly taken over. It's a shame because sohh.com gets so much attention and is referenced so much by artists and radio jocks.
ON BUSTA,
1) My first and foremost comment is that every rapper needs a "plan B" and should have a real career to pursue after the limelight dims - I don't say that as a diss but just as real talk.
2) It looks like Busta is doing is damnedest to be versatile; because the consumers ain't feeling him like that no more. And by the looks of that "Don't Touch Me" video, he's going back to the last formula that worked for him: THE DUNGEON DRAGON angle.
3) The "Dungeon Dragon" Busta is that crazy, weird costume-wearing, stupid noise making fool everybody just loves. And my theory as to why he's trying it? - Lil Wayne. Weezy has been having crazy success acting like a fool over a beat. It's mind-boggling buffoonery and it makes no sense at all - but it has given him a buzz.
4) So, I doubt Busta can ever reclaim the buzz he once had. But let it be known that (hate him or love him), he still has lyrical skill. He's doing his best to mold himself and adjust himself to stay "interesting." At the very least, it will keep earning him spots on remixes, for whatever that's worth. He can use that $$$ to set himself up a real career far away from the music business (if he was smart)!
1. If a Crip shakes ur hand you say Watts up Cuz
2. If a "social clubber" blogs you smash on em
3. If a hood rat winks you phuck her raw dog
4. If a condom is available, don't use it
5. Do what Spider Loc says, he's your cuz he wouldn't steer u wrong
6. G-UNIT is above family
7. Janitoring is good for a front job
8. Its nothin wrong from runnin from teenagers, if ur life's on the line
9. Kill in daylight they'll fear u more
10. Slang dope in front of cops they'll respect u more
11. phuck doing good, doing bad gets more love
12. Stop intelligent convo, its bad for black people
13. Love crips above you mom
14. Kill all bloods on sight
15. Know Gayme is a stripper & expose his a**
16. Don't be a homo that's not crippin
18. Fat Burger for lunch 4 times a week
19. Strive to make LA the #1 murder capitol by 2009
20. Never be educated, that makes u a sellout
21. Acclimate the crippin Lifestyle to ur kids so they can follow crippin footsteps as soon as 10
April 30, 2008 9:16 AM
Peace 2 The Usual Suspects
The Layer
REACT
my Chi-Town connect E. Frazier
Bigu2BK
Nim
PZ
Brooklyn B
South Central Born
anybody I 4got peace!
P.S.
Special shout out 2 the Haters
"HI Haters, go kill Urselves"
REACT says...
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH... BUSTA IS GIVING A CLINIC
First off, it looks like this blog is about to die. I've been out of town and not in the mood to blog. However, when I did check up on this blog in the last few days, it took me no time to go elsewhere. WTF has happened??? The e-thugs and stans have truly taken over. It's a shame because sohh.com gets so much attention and is referenced so much by artists and radio jocks.
ON BUSTA,
1) My first and foremost comment is that every rapper needs a "plan B" and should have a real career to pursue after the limelight dims - I don't say that as a diss but just as real talk.
2) It looks like Busta is doing is damnedest to be versatile; because the consumers ain't feeling him like that no more. And by the looks of that "Don't Touch Me" video, he's going back to the last formula that worked for him: THE DUNGEON DRAGON angle.
3) The "Dungeon Dragon" Busta is that crazy, weird costume-wearing, stupid noise making fool everybody just loves. And my theory as to why he's trying it? - Lil Wayne. Weezy has been having crazy success acting like a fool over a beat. It's mind-boggling buffoonery and it makes no sense at all - but it has given him a buzz.
4) So, I doubt Busta can ever reclaim the buzz he once had. But let it be known that (hate him or love him), he still has lyrical skill. He's doing his best to mold himself and adjust himself to stay "interesting." At the very least, it will keep earning him spots on remixes, for whatever that's worth. He can use that $$$ to set himself up a real career far away from the music business (if he was smart)!
April 30, 2008 10:20 AM
@ REACT,
I thought Busta's plan B was acting
@ G Unot Killa,
Hey baby, I was thinking about last weekend & I decided to post this song about how you make me feel.
You mean I've been dancin' on the floor darlin'
And I feel like I need some more and I
Feel your body close to mine and I
Move on love it's about that time
Make me feel - mighty real
Make me feel - mighty real
You make me feel mighty real
You make me feel mighty real
When we get home darlin' and it's
Nice and dark and the music's in Vienna
Still your hot and you kiss me back and it
Feels real good and I know you love me
Like you should
Oh you make me feel mighty real
You make me feel mighty real
Make me feel - mighty real
Make me feel - mighty real
Make me feel - mighty real
Make me feel - mighty real
I feel real
I feel real,
I feel real
I feel real
I feel real
I feel real,
I feel real
I feel real
Huh
I feel real
I feel real,
I feel real
I feel real
Huh I feel real,
huh I feel real
I feel real
I feel real,
I feel real
I feel real
You make me feel mighty real
You make me feel mighty real
Oh you make me feel mighty real
You make me feel mighty real
Ciao!
; )
P-Nut G
LEARN TO PLAY THE BACKGROUND...
And if Busta has learned from all of his years in the business, he should know that this is the time to play in the background. What that means is not being the "hottest" thing out, "getting-in-where-you-fit-in" and staying content. The artists who are "hot" right now are mostly straight garbage - none of them could hold a candle to Busta as an artist. BUT THAT'S NOT HOW THE BUSINESS WORKS - and it damn sure ain't changing anytime soon.
If Bussa-Buss can enjoy doing what he's doing without b*tchin and moanin' about not getting mainstream love, then he'll definitely have my respect and keep his own as a man. This is the time for the "Shawty-Los" and 'em. Hip Hop truly has been dumbed-down to it's lowest form in it's entire existence. Back in the days of it's infancy, the beats and rhymes were simple and it was understandable. But there is no excuse for this reverse-evolution that we're seeing today.
ON POLITICS...
Looks like it's round 2 of Obama vs. Rev. Wright. This couldn't have been a worse time for the Rev. to put himself back in the spotlight. The Pennsylvania "loss" had just taken place for Obama and the hopes of putting Clinton away once and for all were dampened. Now she's working her angle of being more electable and having advantage in the big states. So when Rev. Wright comes back on the scene, it has added fuel to the fire and is distracting Obama's campaign from what it needs most.
Politics are won and lost on the smallest things sometimes. Timing means everything. It looks like the tide might be shifting against Obama's favor. There goes everyone's "feel-good story."
DAMM IT TOOK A WESTCOAST NIGGA TO SAY SOMETHING ABOUT A EASTCOAST NIGGA GETTING SHOT UP BY THE POLICE, I CAN TELL THAT NEW YORK IS A BITCH ASS STATE, NO WONDER THEY CAN NOT SELL RECORDS IN 08, AND CAN NOT GET ON THE BILLBOARD CHARTS IN 08. THEY STAY GETTING DROP FROM THEIR LABEL, AND GETTING SHOT UP. BITCH ASS CITY. LOL @THE BITCHES ABOVE HATIN LIKE BITCHES.............WHAT THEY NEED TO DO IS PRAY AND HOPE THAT G UNIT SELLS.......................LAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. BUT IT WILL NOT.
@ Dre
You wrote: "@ REACT, I thought Busta's plan B was acting."
Yeah, film should be EVERY rapper's "Plan B" cause of their experience in showmanship and, of course, "acting." Akon should be up for a few trophies in a minute. But it seems that without any real acting skill, it's best to hop the fence when you still have some star power; it doesn't seem to work so well for the has-beens who tried it with the "straight-to-video" flicks, a.k.a. Method Man.
As I've said before, the person who has done a great job (behind Will Smith) is Common; he has already gotten some "serious" roles and has knocked it out the park. Ice Cube is doing well financially, but he's stuck in his own stereotype.
THIS IS WHERE A COLLEGE EDUCATION AND DEGREE WOULD'VE MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE FOR THESE RAPPES. Had a guy like Busta gotten even a business management degree, he'd be well on his way to doing something else rather than relying on the shady music industry. STAY IN SCHOOL Y'ALL!!!
Dre Guevara says...
Peace 2 The Usual "Down Low" Suspects
The Layer- I been wantin to pump his a s s for a while
REACT- this nigga fine as hell ohh wee!
my Chi-Town boo E. Frazier- wink wink I love u
Bigu2BK- the sexiest intellectual man I've ever known
Nim- Soft but lovable booty keeps me up all nite
PZ- The Catholic preaches loves it rough I do too :)
Brooklyn B- We love to have sex w/ the Roots playing in da backround
South Central Born- my Cali Banger I love it w/ his blood rag around my dick
anybody I 4got to suck off peace!
P.S.
Special shout out 2 the Transexuals
"HI Homosexuals, come kill my ass hole"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I can't beleive he wrote this home s*** what a example of bitchassness
Life & times of A Homo Social Clubber says...
Dre Guevara says...
Peace 2 The Usual "Down Low" Suspects
The Layer- I been wantin to pump his a s s for a while
REACT- this nigga fine as hell ohh wee!
my Chi-Town boo E. Frazier- wink wink I love u
Bigu2BK- the sexiest intellectual man I've ever known
Nim- Soft but lovable booty keeps me up all nite
PZ- The Catholic preaches loves it rough I do too :)
Brooklyn B- We love to have sex w/ the Roots playing in da backround
South Central Born- my Cali Banger I love it w/ his blood rag around my dick
anybody I 4got to suck off peace!
P.S.
Special shout out 2 the Transexuals
"HI Homosexuals, come kill my ass hole"
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I can't beleive he wrote this home s*** what a example of bitchassness
April 30, 2008 11:04 AM
@ G Unot Killa, or whoever U R 2day,
Yeah I agree, U R the epitome of bitchassness 4 twisting my words in2 Ur brokeback mountain, village people fantasies, now go let P-Nut G toss Ur salad U powerbottom!
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DEAL WITH IT YALL ARE GARBAGE
@ Dre: Since you seem to be the only reg on here right now, before I bounce let me get at you with 1 thing:
1) You from Chi-town, am I correct? Are brothers really getting down with Kanye like that? Chi-town is supposed to have some of the grittiest spots in the country. Kanye first came out catering to the suburb/preppy crowd. I saw his latest video for "Homecoming" where he seems to want to put the whole Chi-town on his back (or thinks he already has).
Are people really down for him like that, or is he a pseudo New Yorker who claims to get love from his hometown??? The kid has got swag and ego; I just wonder if he's deceiving himself or not.
ALSO, while I was out on the net looking for another place to get my Hip Hop fix, I noticed how well other blogs were written. The contrast is that many had much content from the people posting comments. This blog has had serious bloggers, but half-assed posts.
I found an article on AHH that was quite interesting: it was by a has-been gangsta r&b crooner called TQ who ran overseas cause the industry was sh*ttin on him. He was quite descriptive of his encounters with the label execs. It wasn't anything new that we haven't heard, but it was good to hear it from that perspective.
I'm bouncin for now and may be gone for a minute. It's seems like a good day to post because the stans are quiet, except for the resident buffoon. I hope y'all keep this blog going...
REACT says...
Ice Cube is doing well financially, but he's stuck in his own stereotype.
April 30, 2008 11:00 AM
REACT says...
ON POLITICS...
Looks like it's round 2 of Obama vs. Rev. Wright. This couldn't have been a worse time for the Rev. to put himself back in the spotlight. The Pennsylvania "loss" had just taken place for Obama and the hopes of putting Clinton away once and for all were dampened. Now she's working her angle of being more electable and having advantage in the big states. So when Rev. Wright comes back on the scene, it has added fuel to the fire and is distracting Obama's campaign from what it needs most.
Politics are won and lost on the smallest things sometimes. Timing means everything. It looks like the tide might be shifting against Obama's favor. There goes everyone's "feel-good story."
April 30, 2008 10:49 AM
@ REACT,
I think it's pretty much over 4 Obama, with the media making a big stink about Rev. Wright, despite the caft that Obama has said time & time again that he has distanced himself from the pastor, even though, I feel that what the pastor said about 9/11 was true, I can understand Y Obama did what he did, because majority of fools in this country feels that it was an attack, so he can't go against the grain on that aspect, but this is probably what Hillary Clinton needs in her favor.
# lol @ so called gangsta doing family films says...
REACT says...
Ice Cube is doing well financially, but he's stuck in his own stereotype.
Sure, Ice Cube can be laughed at... but that will be by the people who also took his whole gangsta persona seriously. He was a great actor at it, that's why he's getting Hollywood deals. And it's funny that someone like that (based on the image he portrayed) has been doing family movies (never saw that coming).
The point is his star power in Hip Hop opened up many doors for him. I believe he even took a crack at being an action hero. The family films may look silly for Ice Cube, but actually that's more like what he really is - a wife-and-kids kinda man. He's been successful doing comedies that parody Black culture, but it doesn't seem like he's ever going to get a "serious" role.
I will NEVER buy another Busta Rhymes album, single, hell shoe lace again. What he did was indefensible. Since when has Busta made hardcore tracks about busting guns and obeying the code of the streets? He's about as street as Steely Dan. And OK, I'm from the South Bronx where there is a code of the streets. And it says don't talk to the cops but if somebody touches one of yours, you touch one of theirs. You go pull the fake tile up in the bathroom, pull out that thing thing, and ride for your dead homey. This nigga is straight pussy. Either way, Izzy got no justice and this clown is putting out another album that nobody wants. Thirsty for some airplay so he does the album with a rock ban. Fucking faggot, I wish them slugs pierced his forehead and the dude who gave his life to save Busta's (And he is a fucking Busta in every sense of the word) was home with his family where he belongs.
REACT says...
@ Dre: Since you seem to be the only reg on here right now, before I bounce let me get at you with 1 thing:
1) You from Chi-town, am I correct? Are brothers really getting down with Kanye like that? Chi-town is supposed to have some of the grittiest spots in the country. Kanye first came out catering to the suburb/preppy crowd. I saw his latest video for "Homecoming" where he seems to want to put the whole Chi-town on his back (or thinks he already has).
Are people really down for him like that, or is he a pseudo New Yorker who claims to get love from his hometown??? The kid has got swag and ego; I just wonder if he's deceiving himself or not.
April 30, 2008 11:14 AM
@ REACT,
4 the most part, Kanye gets support from the Chi, mainly from the ladies, but U got brothers here & there who also supports him, but as 4 the gritty parts, most cats up here R followers, stuck on that dumbed down south B.S.
I remember they said the same thing here about Common being a pseudo-New Yorker, but he still repped home, 2 me it's a matter of not 4getting where U came from, no matter where U live.
@ Dre:
Politics is a game of perception and emotion. The players all know that it's a game, but somehow the general public are the dumb sheep and lab rats that make it work. Both parties do the same - an appropriately-timed scandal here and there, and you get the votes.
The last time I was on here, I believe some blogger questioned my "Blackness" because I was critical of Obama at times; I wasn't "riding for him." Well, IS WHAT REV. WRIGHT'S ACTIONS POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE TO THE BLACK CAUSE RIGHT NOW? Should he continue to speak his mind and hurl his criticism at the risk of damaging Obama's campaign? You make the call.
But here's another question for you, Dre, and whoever else wants to post their opinion. It's based on something you included in your last post:
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE 911 ATTACKS WAS A CONSPIRACY; AN INSIDE JOB BY THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT TO SWAY THE SENTIMENTS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC?
BX Riderman says...
I will NEVER buy another Busta Rhymes album, single, hell shoe lace again. What he did was indefensible. Since when has Busta made hardcore tracks about busting guns and obeying the code of the streets? He's about as street as Steely Dan. And OK, I'm from the South Bronx where there is a code of the streets. And it says don't talk to the cops but if somebody touches one of yours, you touch one of theirs. You go pull the fake tile up in the bathroom, pull out that thing thing, and ride for your dead homey. This nigga is straight pussy. Either way, Izzy got no justice and this clown is putting out another album that nobody wants. Thirsty for some airplay so he does the album with a rock ban. Fucking faggot, I wish them slugs pierced his forehead and the dude who gave his life to save Busta's (And he is a fucking Busta in every sense of the word) was home with his family where he belongs.
April 30, 2008 11:34 AM
Don't single Busta out, what about the other rappers who R suppose 2 be gangstas? talkin' this & that, then dumb enough 2 put themselves in a ill situation. & one more thing, F@#k that 'code of the streets' s#!t U dumb n!99as keep stressin'
This is the exact reason Y the rap game is in the damn state it's in, because of bulls#!t like this!
@ Dre
You wrote: "4 the most part, Kanye gets support from the Chi, mainly from the ladies, but U got brothers here & there who also supports him, but as 4 the gritty parts, most cats up here R followers, stuck on that dumbed down south B.S.
I remember they said the same thing here about Common being a pseudo-New Yorker, but he still repped home, 2 me it's a matter of not 4getting where U came from, no matter where U live."
*******************************************
FORREAL??? Chi-town is down with that "Dirty Souf" nonsense??? Dayum, that's not good to hear.
Between Kanye and Common, it's Common Sense who can and should be reppin where he came from. I remember when he first came out and when "Give Me A Pound" first made it's way to the East Coast. He was the truth. But of late he's become quite neo-soul-ish; he's quite different to what he used to be. he's got classic bangers though. And I was mildly excited about "For the People." But it was too 90s for the current crop of consumers and he got no love.
Speaking of Ice Cube, Common's diss track of him remains as the SICKEST diss track ever made by a human being against another human being. LMBAO!!! Cube probably thought Common was a softy, backpacker type. He didn't see that coming. And if I recall, Cube didn't bother saying anything after that. Checkmate!
REACT says...
. He's been successful doing comedies that parody Black culture, but it doesn't seem like he's ever going to get a "serious" role.
April 30, 2008 11:32 AM
What are you talking about? When his bitch ass was crying in the movie "Boyz in the Hood" as the jerry curl juice was dripping from his wig, I was thinking to myself, "It's a rap, Cube's a shoe-in to win the Soul Train Award for best actor"
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Yet another blog about a 40 year old has been who's career peeked in the 90's.i respect busta's contribution to rap in the and his showmanship.
@React
I believe these new developements with the reverend wright situation could be a good thing for barrack!
Barrack has a really good opportunity to put this rev. Wright situation behind him in the minds of semi racist rural blue collar working captain america type whites.
Theres nothing more that a white person would LOVE TO SEE is a blackman categorically deny the likes of farakkan,sharpton,wright,sonny carson,etc,etc...
They LOVE seeing the Bill Cosby,Chis Rock type going against the "black power" hierarchy even though the bill cosby types have good intentions for the black race.
I believe barrack should continue to criticize wright if he wants to win.
I dont believe this stategy will hurt barracks strangle hold on the black vote that much.
The funny thing about this situation,is that SOME of what reverend wright says is true,LOL!
REACT says...
He was the truth. But of late he's become quite neo-soul-ish; he's quite different to what he used to be. he's got classic bangers though. And I was mildly excited about "For the People." But it was too 90s for the current crop of consumers and he got no love.
April 30, 2008 11:54 AM
Hey dickhead, my last album was number 1 on the charts and it went gold. Sorry I can't move units like your favorite rapper Soulja Boy!
REACT says...
@ Dre:
Politics is a game of perception and emotion. The players all know that it's a game, but somehow the general public are the dumb sheep and lab rats that make it work. Both parties do the same - an appropriately-timed scandal here and there, and you get the votes.
But here's another question for you, Dre, and whoever else wants to post their opinion. It's based on something you included in your last post:
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE 911 ATTACKS WAS A CONSPIRACY; AN INSIDE JOB BY THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT TO SWAY THE SENTIMENTS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC?
April 30, 2008 11:42 AM
Yes I do.
without that situation, they could'nt just go in2 Iraq & take over like they did, plus, they changed their reason & logic 4 invading, one minute it's because of 9/11, then it was about weapons of mass destruction which they never found, because there was nothing 2 find, now it's some other tired excuse, they're just as confused as U know who not knowing if he wanna be a gangster or a stripper 4 the Village People.
what up peoples
im back, was in the middle of a root canal
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@react and dre
do i believe 9/11 was an inside job? NO, do i think that people turned a blind eye? YES.
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its like working for ADT, whats the best way to have your product flying off the shelfs? a home invadsion, now did i know the crook was gonna shoot the kid, no, but i know that area is now purchasing home security systems, u know.
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as for rev wright, do i think him speaking is gonna hurt barack, yup, but not cause of what he's saying, but because white amerikkka DONT want a black prez that is deeply rooted in there blackness.
i dont think no one care about rev wright nor his comment, white amerikkka just dont want to be tricked into electing a blackman that may help his own.
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i live in GA and on V-103 this white chick thats on the radio was TIGHT, and she was saying "what do you all think he's gonna do JUST help blacks out, there are white democrates, chinese democrats, etc and he have to be a prez for the people".
and i think thats funny, and the root of white peoples heavy scrutany of barack.
if he is prez he CANT be a black prez he have to be a prez, but when white prez are in office and taking money from black communities and re routing them...........sms, like i said i just think its funny, the guilty will speak. just like on the daily show john stuart asked barack "well what white people wanna know is are u gonna enslave us" and its a joke but thats been the comment i've been hearing since the rev wright issue came up.
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and personally who the phuck give a white person the rights to say what a blackman can and can not say or feel. what world do they live in to think u can enslave a race of people for generations until THEY feel like its not right anymore, we (black people) lost out on our history, culture, names, even our GOD and replaced with theres and ignored our struggles and complaints.
just cause the chains is off us physically there are generation of undiagnose people passing on the same issues from slavery, to jim crow, to the crazy crack era, the effects of the crack down on the memebers of the black panther party.
we shouldnt have to "tame" our blackness they dont own us no more
React says...
DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE 911 ATTACKS WAS A CONSPIRACY; AN INSIDE JOB BY THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT TO SWAY THE SENTIMENTS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC?
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@React
Not saying this stuff is true,but I watched a Michael Moore documentary that claimed that osama ben ladens family in america was protected and flew out of the country around the time 9/11 happened.
I may be wrong with this one but i believe the documentary also claimed that ben laden is related to rich oil families in saudi arabia who have ties to powerful "international interest."
After 9/11 the idea of a national i.d. Card was pushed heavily,and also,the patriot act was passed.
the patriot act allows the establishment to invade citizens privacy if their "suspected" of terrorism.
Of couse,anything can be used to classify someone as a suspect.
REACT says...
FORREAL??? Chi-town is down with that "Dirty Souf" nonsense??? Dayum, that's not good to hear.
April 30, 2008 11:54 AM
imagine living on the westside or the southside & hearing that garbage everyday blaring from somebody's sound system or hearing a bunch of wanna be Lil' Wayne clones all spittin' the same s#!t tryin' 2 sound like that buffoon, U have 2 pretty much search 4 some REAL Hip Hop in the Chi
The Manmade Origin Of AIDS
Paris and Dr. Kwame Nantambu, September 27, 2002
Yes, you read it correctly. AIDS is manmade. Here you will read, explicitly, that the US government funded the creation of this virus that would “lead to yet another method of massive killing of large populations†and “be refractory to the immunological and therapeutic processes upon which we depend to maintain our relative freedom from infectious disease.†Yes, there is most definitely a war going on, and it is much scarier than you probably ever imagined. Read on:]
The Development of the AIDS virus was funded in 1969 through funds obtained by the United States Defense Department via House Bill 15090. The Bill, which called for the US Defense Department to receive $10 million dollars to research, test and develop the virus, was reviewed in Hearings before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives during the ninety-first Congress in review of the Defense Appropriations for 1970. Copies of the full text of the Bill are not available in any public library and are impossible to locate online, although many other Bills are.
Part Five of H.R. 15090 was entitled RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND EVALUATION, sponsored by the Department of the Army, the Advanced Research Project Agency (now DARPA), and Defense Research and Engineering.
The Feasibility program and laboratories were to have been completed by 1974 - 1975 and the virus between 1974 - 1979. The World Health Organization (WHO) started to inject AIDS - laced smallpox vaccine (Vaccina) into Africans in 1977. Over 2000 young white male homosexuals were injected with laced Hepatitis B vaccine in 1978 through the Centers for Disease Control and the New York Blood Center. The development of the virus apparently had a dual purpose: (1) As a political/ethnic weapon to be used against black individuals and (2) one of the programmed efforts at de-population.
For the record it must be stated emphatically that the origin of AIDS has absolutely nothing to do with the green monkey, African people nor the Haitians.
The stark reality is that, according to The Strecker Memorandum (1983):
-AIDS is a man-made disease
-AIDS is not a homosexual disease
-AIDS is not a venereal disease
-AIDS can be carried by mosquitoes
-Condoms will reduce the chances of, but not prevent AIDS
-There are at least six different AIDS viruses in the world. 1
AIDS represents the most potent medical weapon in the armory of Europeans to annihilate, decimate and castrate African, Hispanic and Asian peoples under the rubric of European supremacy.
Why and How was AIDS Created?
The AIDS virus was created 'as a political/ethnic weapon to be used mainly against Blacks.2 “AIDS is biological warfare at its Euro-supremacist zenith,†according to Malcolm Turner in his book AIDS is Biological Warfare: A Warning to African People. “AIDS is not an act of God against homosexuals; it did not appear out of thin air and it did not come from Africa. It was designed to kill people of color and a review of the statistics show that this is exactly what is happening...it is the creation of a sick, demented white racist power structure...â€3
“The creation and subsequent deployment of the AIDS virus by the World Health Organization was not just a diabolical scientific exercise that got out of hand. It was a cold-blood successful attempt to create a killer virus which was then used in a successful experiment in Africaâ€.4
The creation of AIDS “was not an accidentâ€. It was deliberate.5 AIDS is nothing less than genocide by white racists against the rest of humanity.6
The Real Origin of AIDS
The AIDS virus was created by the United States government at Fort Dietrich in Maryland, a biological warfare laboratory in building number A550 in the P4 lab. The sum of US $10m was requested by the Defense Department to build the lab under the House of Representatives Bill number H.R. 15090 in the 91st Congress in 1970.7
Dr. Theodore Strecker writes, “The US National Cancer institute, in collaboration with the World Health Organization, manufactured the AIDS virus in their laboratories at Fort Detrich, Maryland. They combined two deadly retroviruses, the Bovine Leukemia Virus and the Visna Virus, and injected them into human tissue cultures. The result was the AIDS virus, the first human retrovirus known to man and now believed to be 100 percent fatal to those infectedâ€.8
Dr. Strecker further contends that AIDS couldn't have engineered itself, and reiterates that it was produced in a laboratory by virologists. “The World Health Organization (WHO) called for scientists to work with these deadly agents and attempt to make a hybrid virus that would be deadly to humans. An attempt was made to see if viruses could in fact exert selective effects on immune function. The possibility was looked into that the immune response to the virus itself would be impaired if the infecting virus damaged, more or less selectively, the cell responding to the virusâ€.9
The AIDS epidemic was triggered by the mass vaccination campaign which eradicated smallpox.10
In fact, the WHO itself has studied “new scientific evidence suggesting that immunization with the smallpox vaccine Vaccinia, awakened the unsuspected, dormant human immuno defense virus infection (HIV)â€.11
Pearce Wright, an advisor to the WHO, writes, “I thought it was just a coincidence until we studied the latest findings about the reactions which can be caused by Vaccinia. Now I believe the smallpox vaccine theory is the explanation to the explosion of AIDSâ€.12
The fact of the matter is that the WHO concluded that “in the relation to the immune response, a number of useful experimental approaches can be visualizedâ€.13
As a result, “they suggested that a way to do this would be to put their new killer virus (AIDS) into a vaccination program, sit back and observe the resultsâ€.14
The WHO used smallpox vaccine as their vicious vehicle to spread the AIDS virus and the geographic areas chosen were Uganda and other African countries, Haiti, Brazil and Japan. The present “AIDS epidemic coincides with these geographical areasâ€.15
As an addendum, “there is also substantial evidence†to show that a confidential source in the WHO has revealed that there is “a strong correlation between the proportion of people in different central African countries who consented to the smallpox vaccine program and the proportion of those now infected with AIDSâ€.16
The stark reality is that “the AIDS virus must be a man-made, bio-engineered virusâ€.17
Hence, it’s no great surprise that the WHO, in true Euro-supremacist modus operandi, “started to inject AIDS-laced smallpox vaccine (Vaccina) into over 100 million Africans (as part of its global non-European population reduction program) in 1977â€.18
Dr. Theodore A. Strecker further writes, "If the African green monkey could transmit AIDS to humans, the present known amount of infection in Africa makes it statistically impossible for a single episode, such as a monkey biting someone, to have brought this epidemic to this point. The doubling time of the number of people infected, about every 14 months, when correlated with the first known case, and the present known number of cases, prove beyond a doubt that a large number of people had to have been infected at the same time. Starting in 1972 with the first case from our mythical monkey and doubling the number infected from that single source every 14 months you get only a few thousand cases. From 1972 to 1987 is 15 years or 180 months. If it takes 14 months to double the number of cases, then there would have been 13 doublings, 1 then 2, then 4, then 8, etc. In 15 years, from a single source of infection there would be about 8,000 cases in Africa, not 75 million AIDS infected people. We are approaching World War II mortality statistics here without a shot being firedâ€.19
The fact of the matter is that under the current European global policy of annihilating people of color, “AIDS is expected to kill more people and orphan more children than all the wars of the 20th century combinedâ€.20
The Global Impact of AIDS
The spread of the AIDS virus is omnipresent among African peoples and people of color. AIDS is without any doubt, the largest epidemic in human history. The global magnitude of the impact of AIDS is such that as of June 2001, “more than 70 percent of the people with the virus that causes AIDS are in sub-Saharan Africa, the poorest region in the worldâ€.21 AIDS has transformed Africa into a “killing fieldâ€.22
In fifteen years, “AIDS has killed 11 million Africans, more than 80 percent of the world's AIDS deathsâ€.23 AIDS “has struck some 36 million people, 25.3 million of them in Africa, and orphaned 13 million childrenâ€.24
According to the United Nations in 1998, there are 5,500 AIDS-related funerals every day in Africa.25 In Zimbabwe alone, 1,200 die each week from AIDS. As of February 2001, there are 5.8 million AIDS cases in South/Southeast Asia, 1.4 million in Latin America, and 640,000 in East Asia. In fact, in June 1991, it was reported that “by the end of this decade, Asia will be the epicenter of the worldwide AIDS epidemic, host to the fastest-growing AIDS population in the worldâ€.26
As of February 2000, the Caribbean has as high as 700,000 people infected with AIDS, thus making the region “the second largest incidence in the world after Africaâ€.27 In the case of the United States, African-Americans account for about 11 percent of the national population but 57 percent of the AIDS cases. In 1999, African-Americans and Hispanics accounted for almost 70 percent of new HIV infections.
However, strangely enough, death rates in Europe of people infected with the virus that causes AIDS have fallen 84 percent since 1985.28
The reality is that two-thirds of the people in the world infected with AIDS today are in sub-Saharan Africa, but only about 2 percent are in Western Europe. That is no accident. It is genocide. The sole purpose of this heinous man-made virus is to reduce the global population of African peoples and people of color through AIDS decimation, annihilation and castration, by any and all means necessary. AIDS represents a medical intifadah declared against African people and people of color.
The Tuskegee Experiment
A relevant comparison analysis is the Tuskegee Experiment that was conducted by the U.S. government on innocent and unsuspecting African-American males from 1932-1972.
In 1932, the United States Public Health Services solicited and recruited about 400 African-American males as guinea pigs in “one of the most notorious medical experiments ever†on the study of the effects of syphilis in Macon County, Alabama.29
These subjects never gave informed consent for their participation in the study. “The Black men were never told they had syphilis nor were they told their disease could endanger their familiesâ€.30 In the fall of 1932, handbills were posted and circulated at several church gatherings in the poor county, where even the one black doctor served only those who could afford to pay. The ads promised "special treatment" for men with "bad blood," which, to local folks, could mean anything from VD to anemia to indigestion. Eager to take advantage of any kind of medical care that was free, men signed up in droves. Sadly, even when a penicillin treatment cure for syphilis became available in the 1940s, the men in the Tuskegee syphilis experiment “were not allowed to receive the antibioticâ€.31
By U.S. government decree “other doctors in Macon County were forbidden to treat any of the men in the studyâ€.32 These Black men were sharecroppers with no formal education. “Many had never seen a doctor, much less been treated by one. Anything white people asked them to do, they didâ€.33
The U.S. has stated that “the purpose of the study was to record the destructive effects of untreated syphilis and to follow closely the medical progress of the group until each man diedâ€.34 However, according to Martin P. Levine, the experiment was easily justified by physicians and scientists because “it was widely believed that Black racial inferiority made them a notoriously syphilis-soaked raceâ€.35
These physicians and scientists were convinced that: “(The) smaller brains (of these Black men) lacked mechanisms for controlling sexual desire, causing them to be highly promiscuous. They matured early and consequently were more sexually active, and the Black man's enormous penis with its long foreskin was prone to venereal infections. These physiological differences meant that disease must affect the races differentlyâ€.36
Conclusion
In sum, the U.S. government-sponsored Tuskegee Experiment is germ-biological warfare committed on its own citizens for 40 years. It must be noted, however, that in 1974, a US Civil Rights attorney won a $10m settlement from the government for the Tuskegee victims and their heirs, and another $2.1m payment was received in 1976. On May 16, 1997, then-President Bill Clinton issued an official public apology on behalf of the U.S. government to the victims of the Tuskegee experiment.37
So you see, the notion of waging biological warfare on so-called undesirable populations is not a foreign one to the US Government. This is it’s legacy - the greatest homicidal and genocidal killing machine in the history of civilization. HIV and AIDS: Are You at Risk?
What is HIV and how can I get it?
HIV - the human immunodeficiency virus - is a virus that kills your body’s "CD4 cells." CD4 cells (also called T-helper cells) help your body fight off infection and disease. HIV can be passed from person to person if someone with HIV infection has sex with or shares drug injection needles with another person. It also can be passed from a mother to her baby when she is pregnant, when she delivers the baby, or if she breast-feeds her baby.
What is AIDS?
AIDS - the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome - is a disease you get when HIV destroys your body’s immune system. Normally, your immune system helps you fight off illness. When your immune system fails you can become very sick and can die. What do I need to know about HIV?
The first cases of AIDS were identified in the United States in 1981, but AIDS most likely existed here and in other parts of the world for many years before that time. In 1984 scientists proved that HIV causes AIDS.
Anyone can get HIV. The most important thing to know is how you can get the virus.
You can get HIV:
- By having unprotected sex- sex without a condom- with someone who has HIV. The virus can be in an infected person’s blood, semen, or vaginal secretions and can enter your body through tiny cuts or sores in your skin, or in the lining of your vagina, penis, rectum, or mouth.
- By sharing a needle and syringe to inject drugs or sharing drug equipment used to prepare drugs for injection with someone who has HIV.
- From a blood transfusion or blood clotting factor that you got before 1985. (But today it is unlikely you could get infected that way because all blood in the United States has been tested for HIV since 1985.)
- Babies born to women with HIV also can become infected during pregnancy, birth, or breast-feeding.
You cannot get HIV:
- By working with or being around someone who has HIV.
- From sweat, spit, tears, clothes, drinking fountains, phones, toilet seats, or through everyday things like sharing a meal.
- From donating blood.
- From a closed-mouth kiss (but there is a chance of getting it from open-mouthed or "French" kissing with an infected person because of possible blood contact).
How can I protect myself?
- Don’t share needles and syringes used to inject drugs, steroids, vitamins, or for tattooing or body piercing. Also, don’t share equipment ("works") used to prepare drugs to be injected. Many people have been infected with HIV, hepatitis, and other germs this way. Germs from an infected person can stay in a needle and then be injected directly into the next person who uses the needle.
- Don’t have sex. Or, if you do make this decision, have sex only with one partner who you know doesn’t have HIV and is only having sex with you. The more sex partners you have, the greater your chances are of getting HIV or other diseases passed through sex.
- Use a latex condom every time you have sex, including oral and anal sex. If you are allergic to latex, there is a polyurethane (a type of plastic) condom that you can try. There also is a condom that women can use to protect themselves. Don’t use lambskin condoms - they might not protect you against HIV.
- Don’t share razors or toothbrushes because of the possibility of contact with blood. If you are pregnant or think you might be soon, talk to a doctor or your local health department about being tested for HIV. Drug treatments are available to help you and reduce the chance of passing HIV to your baby if you have it.
How do I know if I have HIV or AIDS?
You might have HIV and still feel perfectly healthy. The only way to know for sure if you are infected or not is to be tested. Talk with a knowledgeable health care provider or counselor both before and after you are tested. You can go to your doctor or health department for testing or buy a home collection kit (for testing for HIV antibodies) at many pharmacies. To find out where to go in your area for HIV counseling and testing, call your local health department or the CDC National AIDS Hotline, at 1-800-342-AIDS (2437).
Your doctor or health care provider can give you a confidential HIV test. The information on your HIV test and test results are confidential, just as your other medical information. This means it can be shared only with people authorized to see your medical records. You can ask your doctor, health care provider, or HIV counselor at the place you are tested to explain who can obtain this information. For example, you may want to ask whether your insurance company could find out your HIV status if you make a claim for health insurance benefits or apply for life insurance or disability insurance.
In many states, you can be tested anonymously. These tests are usually given at special places known as anonymous testing sites. When you get an anonymous HIV test, the testing site records only a number or code with the test result, not your name. A counselor gives you this number at the time your blood, saliva, or urine is taken for the test, then you return to the testing site (or perhaps call the testing site, for example with home collection kits) and give them your number or code to learn the results of your test.
You are more likely to test positive for (be infected with) HIV if you:
Have ever shared injection drug needles and syringes or "works." Have ever had sex without a condom with someone who had HIV. Have ever had a sexually transmitted disease, like chlamydia or gonorrhea. Received a blood transfusion or a blood clotting factor between 1978 and 1985. Have ever had sex with someone who has done any of those things?
What can I do if the test shows I have HIV?
Although HIV is a very serious infection, many people with HIV and AIDS are living longer, healthier lives today, thanks to new and effective treatments. It is very important to make sure you have a doctor who knows how to treat HIV. If you don’t know which doctor to use, talk with a health care professional or trained HIV counselor. If you are pregnant or are planning to become pregnant, this is especially important.
There also are other things you can do for yourself to stay healthy. Here are a few:
Follow your doctor’s instructions. Keep your appointments. Your doctor may prescribe medicine for you. Take the medicine just the way he or she tells you to because taking only some of your medicine gives your HIV infection more chance to grow. Get immunizations (shots) to prevent infections such as pneumonia and flu. Your doctor will tell you when to get these shots. If you smoke or if you use drugs not prescribed by your doctor, quit. Eat healthy foods. This will help keep you strong, keep your energy and weight up, and help your body protect itself. Exercise regularly to stay strong and fit. Get enough sleep and rest.
How can I find out more about HIV and AIDS?
You can call the CDC National AIDS Hotline at 1-800-342-2437
(Spanish/ Español: 1-800-344-7432; TTY access: 1-800-243-7889).
The Hotline is staffed with people trained to answer your questions about HIV and AIDS in a prompt and confidential manner. Staff at the Hotline can offer you a wide variety of written materials and put you in touch with organizations in your area that deal with HIV and AIDS. On the Internet, you can get information on HIV and AIDS from the CDC Division of HIV/ AIDS Prevention. Other sources of information are the CDC National Prevention Information Network, or the HIV/ AIDS Treatment Information Service.
For more information about HIV or AIDS, call:
CDC National Prevention Information Network (800) 458-5231
1-301-562-1098 (International)
P.O. Box 6003
Rockville, MD 20849-6003
Free HIV/AIDS treatment information:
AIDS Treatment Information Service (ATIS) (800) 448-0440
Drugs undergoing clinical trials:
AIDS Clinical Trials Information Service (ACTIS) (800) 874-2572
Child Health Insurance Program 1-877-KIDS NOW (1-877-543-7669)
@React.
@Dre Guevara.
From what I seen so far, mostly Yuppie Latinos Blacks Asian and whites bump to kanye West. I will listen to some Kanye West but I don't bump that S H I T in the car. I see white Ghetto People from Canaryville and Bridgeport bumping to Twista Do or Die Bump J Crucial Conflict and others. In my car Psychodrama Crucial Conflict Do Or Die E.C Illa, Ric Jilla, Father Tyme, CCA, Legendary Traxster Bump J Bennie Franks, Triple Darkness Synapz, LiL Chilla be blasting outta my speakers. Same with the people in Back of the Yards, Pilsen, Englewood, Lawndale, Little Vilage, Humboldt Park, Logan Square. Near West Side, Rogers Park, Ravenswood. Midway Marquette Park Riis Park, Gage Park, Wild 100s, Garfield Park, Darkside, K-Town, Chi-Town, Ghost Town, Wild side, Capone town, Devil side, area 51, ida b wells St Lous street, Cottage grove, MLK, 55th and Ahsland, Roosevelt Rd Madison ave Central and austin Halsted Fullerton Milwuakee ave and all hoods projects and stgrimey streets I'm not gonna name all... "wich by the way I almost did" it just depends the people and where you live almost forgot G.I and all NWI.
React says.....DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE 911 ATTACKS WAS A CONSPIRACY; AN INSIDE JOB BY THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT TO SWAY THE SENTIMENTS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC?
April 30, 2008 11:42 AM
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It was an inside job for the purpose of imperialism, and for the oil reserves. America knew what was going to happen, because America provided the "terrorists" with their weapons, initially. America, including the whole Western world, has NEVER been able to take over the middle east, apart from "Isreal" and India, so what we're seeing now is modern day colonialism. The West has conquered just about EVERY country on the planet at one time or another, except for the Middle Eastern strongholds.
atheist says...
the patriot act allows the establishment to invade citizens privacy if their "suspected" of terrorism.
Of couse,anything can be used to classify someone as a suspect.
April 30, 2008 12:26 PM
@ Aetheist,
4 years ago, around the time of the Democratic National Convention, I was involved in a neighbohood voting drive 2 resgiter voters, I was also making anti-bush flyers 2 pass out & post in my hood, 2 weeks l8r, I noticed a fed car parked in the same spot, 3 houses down from my home 4 the next few days, one of my neighbors told me that they had asked them Y they were parked there, come 2 find out they were keeping tabs on "someone of special interest who happened 2 live on the block"
Wow!
Peace Ernest and Dre, how's the brothers?
@React
I see with your statement about "some blogger questioning your Blackness because you made comments critical of Obama" must have been talking about me. Yeah we had this discussion almost 2 weeks ago and you spoke your piece and so did I until they started censoring me. That conversation is old news. No need to rehash that in todays blog.
@the homo stan
Don't include my name in your faggot fantasies!!! Keep your perversions to yourself.
The Layer says...
Peace Ernest and Dre, how's the brothers?
@React
I see with your statement about "some blogger questioning your Blackness because you made comments critical of Obama" must have been talking about me. Yeah we had this discussion almost 2 weeks ago and you spoke your piece and so did I until they started censoring me. That conversation is old news. No need to rehash that in todays blog.
@the homo stan
Don't include my name in your faggot fantasies!!! Keep your perversions to yourself.
April 30, 2008 1:12 PM
I will include ANYONE I want in my homo fantasies.
LET'S GET IT!!!
@ LAYER
You wrote: "I see with your statement about "some blogger questioning your Blackness because you made comments critical of Obama" must have been talking about me. Yeah we had this discussion almost 2 weeks ago and you spoke your piece and so did I until they started censoring me. That conversation is old news. No need to rehash that in todays blog."
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Nah, brother mayne! I just threw that as a "case-in-point" and wasn't trying to project harsh feelings. My mistake; I should've have been so specific and I certainly didn't put your name out there. The way I see it, it is actually an interesting debate to make of this Obama vs. Wright issue. "Who is helping or hurting the Black cause?"
But it's all luv and respect, B! I wasn't trying to get all b*tch-ass about it. (Gotta watch my words next time.)
OBAMA VS. WRIGHT
1) When I read Barack's last series of comments, I knew it was on. At first he was going with "I wasn't in church that Sunday... he was about to retire." Then it was "He's like an uncle at a family BBQ; he says some crazy things but you still love him." Now it's, "Nigga, shut the f#ck up!!!" Well maybe not like that, but you know what I mean.
2) Actually, Barack is saying "Rev. Wright doesn't speak for me nor represent my views." It's more than just distancing himself, Barack is starting to get sharp with the good Rev. Sorry to lift paragraphs from another site but...
(CNN) -- Let's not kid ourselves. The Rev. Jeremiah Wright was going to be a part of this presidential campaign through November, whether Sen. Barack Obama smacked his former pastor upside the head, or not.
Now that he has taken the necessary steps to separate himself from Wright, Obama must go on his most vigorous offensive to date and make it clear that he is running for president, and not Wright.
Sen. Hillary Clinton is doing all she can to make the case to undeclared Democratic superdelegates that Obama is a wounded duck because of Wright; that she has a better shot at winning white working-class voters; and he's not tough enough to take on Sen. John McCain.
3) MY POINT IS THIS: Even it still being the feel-good story of the century, it's not good that Wright is literally sabotaging Obama's campaign right now. This is not about two Black figures having opposing views (which I'm all for). But it's about an ill-timed debate that is having a terrible effect on something that could be historic.
Wright is using his 15 minutes of fame to the fullest. But the thing with politics is you've only need 2 minutes to totally ruin a campaign. CASE-IN-POINT: Howard Dean and his "lion roar" that lost it all for him.
@react and dre
do i believe 9/11 was an inside job? NO, do i think that people turned a blind eye? YES.
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its like working for ADT, whats the best way to have your product flying off the shelfs? a home invadsion, now did i know the crook was gonna shoot the kid, no, but i know that area is now purchasing home security systems, u know.
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as for rev wright, do i think him speaking is gonna hurt barack, yup, but not cause of what he's saying, but because white amerikkka DONT want a black prez that is deeply rooted in there blackness.
i dont think no one care about rev wright nor his comment, white amerikkka just dont want to be tricked into electing a blackman that may help his own.
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i live in GA and on V-103 this white chick thats on the radio was TIGHT, and she was saying "what do you all think he's gonna do JUST help blacks out, there are white democrates, chinese democrats, etc and he have to be a prez for the people".
and i think thats funny, and the root of white peoples heavy scrutany of barack.
if he is prez he CANT be a black prez he have to be a prez, but when white prez are in office and taking money from black communities and re routing them...........sms, like i said i just think its funny, the guilty will speak. just like on the daily show john stuart asked barack "well what white people wanna know is are u gonna enslave us" and its a joke but thats been the comment i've been hearing since the rev wright issue came up.
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and personally who the phuck give a white person the rights to say what a blackman can and can not say or feel. what world do they live in to think u can enslave a race of people for generations until THEY feel like its not right anymore, we (black people) lost out on our history, culture, names, even our GOD and replaced with theres and ignored our struggles and complaints.
just cause the chains is off us physically there are generation of undiagnose people passing on the same issues from slavery, to jim crow, to the crazy crack era, the effects of the crack down on the memebers of the black panther party.
we shouldnt have to "tame" our blackness they dont own us no more
@ Brooklyn B
What it do. Hate to sound corny, but I'm just going CO-SIGN your last post. There's nothing I'd really add to it, so just cosigning that one.
1) On the question of the 911 conspiracy theory, I say "No" I don't believe that it was a well-planned inside job. And I know someone referenced Michael Moore just as a matter of fact, but his documentary was proven to be a fraud. Someone made a follow-up to it and showed the full length of the clips that he used snippets of. However, the whole thing with Bin Laden's family being allowed to board a jet and leave is still f#cked up. But I've yet to be convinced that the whole thing was an inside job.
2) The issue of Barack Obama being a president for all peoples not just Blacks is a sticky one for Blacks to swallow - but it's the truth. I've spoken on that on several occasions. We don't have to agree on it, but...
Good post, B!
g-unot killa says...
The Layer says...
Peace Ernest and Dre, how's the brothers?
@React
I see with your statement about "some blogger questioning your Blackness because you made comments critical of Obama" must have been talking about me. Yeah we had this discussion almost 2 weeks ago and you spoke your piece and so did I until they started censoring me. That conversation is old news. No need to rehash that in todays blog.
@the homo stan
Don't include my name in your faggot fantasies!!! Keep your perversions to yourself.
April 30, 2008 1:12 PM
I will include ANYONE I want in my homo fantasies.
April 30, 2008 1:20 PM
^^^^^
DONT FORGET TO INCLUDE ME AND MY NIGERIAN RED HAIRED FAG WITH ANAL WARTS BOY TOY, JAYCEON TAYLOR. I KNOW SPIDER MIGHT BE MAD, BUT WE CAN "WORK SOMETHING OUT" *WINK WINK*
Wright is using his 15 minutes of fame to the fullest. But the thing with politics is you've only need 2 minutes to totally ruin a campaign. CASE-IN-POINT: Howard Dean and his "lion roar" that lost it all for him.
April 30, 2008 1:35 PM
BYAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!!!
YES SIR!
Allhiphop waking up and catchin on to the movement.
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And ya boy 2Five is prominently featured.
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Did PZ and S.E.A.L.S. Ministryz have anything to do with making this article a reality? Is Allhiphop beginning to take notice and get on board in order to avoid being left behind???
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Hhhhhmmm....can't call it, only God knows!
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Press the link on my name to see what I'm talkin about!
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CHRIST BLESS!
PZ
Damn Reckless,
is that what U on?
React says...
(CNN) -- Let's not kid ourselves. The Rev. Jeremiah Wright was going to be a part of this presidential campaign through November, whether Sen. Barack Obama smacked his former pastor upside the head, or not.Now that he has taken the necessary steps to separate himself from Wright, Obama must go on his most vigorous offensive to date and make it clear that he is running for president, and not Wright.Sen. Hillary Clinton is doing all she can to make the case to undeclared Democratic superdelegates that Obama is a wounded duck because of Wright; that she has a better shot at winning white working-class voters.
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@React
What did i tell you man!
whites love to watch blacks oppose people like reverend wright.
i didnt even need to read a news article to tell you this.
Im telling you...
The best way for barrack to soften the blow to his campaign that this wright issue has given,he must SMACK the "good" reverend around a little bit.
He has to re-assure working class rural whites,and whites in general.
I dont think this will hurt his black votes that much because blacks are gonna vote for him regardless.
PZ says...
YES SIR!
Allhiphop waking up and catchin on to the movement.
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And ya boy 2Five is prominently featured.
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Did PZ and S.E.A.L.S. Ministryz have anything to do with making this article a reality? Is Allhiphop beginning to take notice and get on board in order to avoid being left behind???
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Hhhhhmmm....can't call it, only God knows!
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Press the link on my name to see what I'm talkin about!
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CHRIST BLESS!
PZ
April 30, 2008 1:50 PM
REACT says...
The issue of Barack Obama being a president for all peoples not just Blacks is a sticky one for Blacks to swallow - but it's the truth. I've spoken on that on several occasions. We don't have to agree on it, but...
April 30, 2008 1:45 PM
@ React,
I don't see Y that's difficult 4 Blacks 2 understand, it's not like we're gonna get everything 4 free all of a sudden
I'm a christian rapper by the name of SIx Six Six. Ive been rapping for 6 years 6 months and 6 days. Can I send you some music in exchange for some feed back?
atheist says...
I dont think this will hurt his black votes that much because blacks are gonna vote for him regardless.
April 30, 2008 1:59 PM
except 4 those voitng 4 Hillary
@ ATHEIST
Smacking the Good Rev around is what Obama desperately NEEDS to do. I believe Wright is just not another talking head opponent who's getting in his way. As mentioned earlier, it's a debate on who is for the Black cause or the voice of the population. I know this for sure...
1) Barack knew what his good reverend believed... and he stayed in that church. Who's to say that Obama doesn't actually share those views himself?
2) But in the midst of trying to bag the White House, the reverend's views are out of bounds. So Obama and Wright HAVE TO BE on opposite sides because of campaign.
That's how it has to be, but which of the two is representing the Black perspective??? Is it possible to vote for Obama even if one sees themselves as "ultra, pro-Black"??? (Reference to Brooklyn B's post)
good stuff
@React
Why do you believe that its corny to co-sign someone?
You always say that before you co-sign.
Do you find it painfull to give someone credit?
Im just curious.
I understand that you enjoy hearing yourself speak.
some of your post sounds like your having a re-affirming conversation with yourself.
@REACT
i dont think a president (mind u bin laden is and been dead) would allow someone to attack their country JUST so they can turn around and mash up the middle east, HOWEVER, i do believe that they turned a blind eye for the oppurtunity to whoop and holla about terror and all that BS they did.
u have to make sacrifices in order to set something off thats not gonna get set off naturally, just like in romeo must die, blood in blood out bound by honor and mafia movies.
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now with the president of the people comment, this is what i hate about that argument.
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the government BEEN playing dirty when it came to blacks and latinos, from the zoot suit riots to the civil rights movements so they aint been looking out 4 us, we had to fight and die for what we have.
do i think barack would be a president that works for EVERYONE yes, but its white people (i dont know the far left and the right stuff, they all white to me) that is concerned about this. just like the saying goes a hit dog holla, its whites thats nervous about having a BLACK prez and when i say black i mean black not transcending prez.
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they make it like if we stick together then WE'RE divisive
but if we go against each other then we're transcending.
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like i said they dont own us and we as black people should not feel away to speak our minds, thats like someone telling a rape victim to shut the phuck up with that hate talk.
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what rev wright said was right on and when u hear whites complain and screw up them face about his comments that shows there deep rooted racism that they prolly dont know they have.
i always use the example of the OJ verdict, i aint never seen so many whites people boo hooing before, lol.
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the thing is, and like i think bigup said about infiltrating, i agree with it IF you rememeber the purpose, to many of us have that fight in us til our situation is better then we turn into them, like that book animal farm.
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white people dont know what blacks think or feel cause when we speak they cringe and its like WE get embrassed and wanna shut THAT person up. im not and never will be offended of my thoughts or feelings.
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same situation different topic is the police. i say phuck the police i get u CANT say phuck them cause...........
but in the mean while its US (unarmed black males) getting bodied and harrassed by them, if we speak out then the government wanna tell the preachers and community leaders to calm them down, then we get gun down again and its the same thing til it gets normal and sound stupid to complain about.
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look at the no snitch stuff
back in the day cops would take 30 minutes to show up IF they show up
and we complained on deaf ears, then when that generation gets older and say phuck the police then THATS the reason why crime is high, see we forget.
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i was also listening to the news and brit hume said str8 up, it aint about barack, how many OTHER preachers and people in the black community is gonna speak out against rev wright and denouce him and put him back in his PLACE.
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this is WAAAYYY deeper then barack and rev wright this is about assuring black control
Finishing my own thought...
1) Barack knew what his good reverend believed... and he stayed in that church. Who's to say that Obama doesn't actually share those views himself?
2) But in the midst of trying to bag the White House, the reverend's views are out of bounds. So Obama and Wright HAVE TO BE on opposite sides because of campaign.
WRIGHT SHOULD UNDERSTAND THE DYNAMICS INVOLVED AND SHOULD JUST FALL BACK... if Obama really is his dude. Wright should understand that due to politics, even though Obama probably believes what he preaches, he can't hold that view as a potential president. They have to part ways just because. Wright could pop his good sh*t a year from now and it'll be all good. But by him him staying in the spotlight, he doing great disservice to him friend. Wright has little to gain, nothing to lose. But the same can't be said for Obama.
Peace to the Regs.
I believe Rev Wright will be an after thought once Bush invades Iran and gas prices hit $10 a gallon this summer. At that point a REAL issue and REAL fear may work in Obama's favor. McCain will be viewed as more Bush and Clinton should've been put away by then.
Let me say I happen to think what Rev Wright said about Aids and 911 are true to some degree. I just don't think blacks alone were specifically the target of these things. The invocation of RACE in these theories weaken them. E Frazier is on point when he says it's a class matter in this country but unfortunately black people are programmed to think we have a patent on poverty. I also believe the TRUTH is to be seldom spoken and always acted UPON but sh!t talkers don't know how to ACT so they do what they do best and keep TALKING.
Although I feel Wright may be on to something I'm no fan of his or his kind. He's an old fool as evidenced by his "performance" this week. His generation is stuck in the 60's and they attempt to keep everyone there with them. It's the only way to be relevant.
The sooner all of these guys die off the sooner pragmatic solutions can be arrived at. They are a hindrance to not just black progress but progress altogether.
It's a shame that so many people are mesmerized by these svengali types posing as leaders. It means that any aspiring black leader has to seek their support and cater to their narcissistic ways in order to get black support.
Having to deal with them makes businesses, politicians and everyone else search for an alternative way to succeed without us and therefore exclude us from any meanignful rewards.
Don't be surprised if Obama starts distancing himself from blacks once he wins the nomination. The presidency can be won with us or without us. The choice is ours but as usual a few minutes in the limelight is all we desire.
One!
The sooner all of these guys die off the sooner pragmatic solutions can be arrived at. They are a hindrance to not just black progress but progress altogether.
April 30, 2008 2:16 PM
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@nim
i have to disagree with this statment
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i was listening to the radio on my way to work and frank ski said he was gonna take a picture with maya angelo and he bent over so they can be in the pic and she told him "blackman stand up, NEVER bend over for no one" and frank said now he dont even bend over for pics if its a kid he stands up.
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my mother would pop me in the back of my head if i didnt speak to people and looked in there eyes.
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and then it goes back to the N-word debate.
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basically these old fools u speak of are the ones that keep these young idiot focus cause if it wasnt for them we could easily be sitting right back in the back of the bus.
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look at nigga, these kids now are saying its a word of enderment, i blame them old fools that was to busy getting high that they aint tell there seeds there history. we cant progress with out knowledge of the past (sankofa), if we dont learn our past we are doomed to repeat it in the future. thats why hip hop is the way it is, not cause of soulja boy and d4l, its cause these new rappers arent knowlegable to hip hops history, these new artist is getting jerked like they was back in the day.
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if we dont learn this
if we "wait" til they die off for "progress" then who is progressing? black people with no history, no culture, the offsprings of slaves running a nation there slave masters own and control, so nim how do u think we gonna run something? we dont even run nothing in our hoods, and i think i already said brit hume said amerikkka dont need a black prez like jesse jackson, what do that even mean? they had a prez who owned slaves but is critical of us?
what is the REAL meaning behind transcending race?
how can someone critize a black man for being a black man?
@Brooklyn B
I hear. I won't even debate. You have as much right to your views as I to mine. I don't know what the FOCUS you speak of is. Blacks lag behind in practically every negative catergory. If that isn't proof of ineffective leadership I don't know what is. 50% of teen black girls are reprted to have STD's and 1500 black women have abortions daily.
It's easy to blame the white man. Especially when we can see all of his faults and none of our own.
NOW THATS WASSUP
@ Brooklyn B & Nimrod, and the rest...
(I can't spend too much time posting right now, but I'm reading and appreciate the clear logic from you both, even if I'm of a different point of view). Good sh*t, y'all!