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Random violence, lone wolves, people 'snapping':

Monday, December 9, 2013

Rap Is Directly Connected To Investments In The Corporate Prison System- An Insider Gives Testimony

The Secret Meeting That Changed Rap Music And Destroyed A Generation:




I knew it and I told you so. I believe this story as it sounds a lot like what my uncle and mother made comment about that goes on in the music and drug industries and organized crime (my uncle had worked for a club and music promoter Don Law as well as an Italian mafia figure in the 70's in Boston).

It also sounds a lot like what I've been dealing with for years now in the gang stalking system. The muscling of people, the intimidation and the using of human beings as cattle and experimentees for profit.

Now, here, is something more concrete to back up my suspicions about hip hop and its effects on human beings especially poor, uneducated, angry people and specifically youths.

This also makes it more plausible that many industry people in entertainment might have investment in say, the military industrial complex and thus gang stalking and doing media psy ops is a way of pumping up their investment(s).

1 comment:

  1. Yes, I agree with you about Rap influencing the glorification of criminal behavior in order to sway (mind control) people into filling the prison-industrial complex quotas. Another more relevant factor is the changing in the 80's (along with Rap) of sentencing laws from Rehabilitation and Parole schemes to Mandatory Minimum Sentencing (creating the huge influx of relatively low-level drug offenders into the prison system until it's the norm for overcrowding). One thing Obama admin has sought to change are these Mandatory Minimum Sentencing laws, but I am not up-to-date on how the attempt to curtail this now leviathan prison system change has progressed.