Wednesday 15 June 2016

Death of Hip Hop

Dead Prez
 
Dead Prez Reveal The Big Picture

“Gentleman… we have a problem that has the potential to become a very serious problem. The East Coast and West Coast separation is exactly the weapon our enemies need to destroy our Empire… So what we need to do is bring together some of the biggest, strongest, smartest forces in the millennium. And this will be the beginning of the Aftermath.” - Dr. Dre beginning of video for East Coast/West Coast Killaz.
“Ain’t tryin to stick around for Illuminati, got to buy my own Island by the year 2G.” - Dr. Dre on 'Been There Done That.'

Abdul-Latif wandered out to the prison yard for some fresh air. Sometimes he would play ball with some other inmates, and other times he would shoot the breeze and lift some weights. He noticed a couple of dread locked brothers practicing Martial Arts. Shakur went to go check it out. They were doing some forms that looked similar to ballet. Before Shakur could ask what they were doing M-1 spoke up…

“What you know about kata’s?” (1)

“Nothing” replied Abdul-Latif.

M-1 explained the forms: “The forms look silly to others, looks like ballet or some shit. You see us kicking and punching invisible people. But you got to understand, that’s what’s deep about it, it’s meditation for the mind, a way to express your imagination. Would you believe that the flow and the rhythm gives you the internal answers. Flashes of insight… teaching… lessons? (2)

Abdul-Latif changed the direction of the conversation, “So ya’ll are the dudes from group Dead Prez? I’ve been finding out about this hip-hop thing. I hear it was revolutionizing the masses before the Illuminati hit. Now the one world government threw ya’ll in prison saying the music was subversive?

M-1 of Dead Prez: “We all up in this prison. (all the rappers) Only one that made it out was Dre, he got himself an island in the land off the coast of Hijar. The only place on Earth protected from the Omnipotent Administrator. We were actually the first they locked up when they saturated the streets with tanks and started martial law. (3) But you know what, we predicted this just before the turn of the century. We used to prepare people by making them think. I said, “Who shot Biggie Smalls if we don’t get them they gone get us all.” (4)

Stic-man of Dead Prez added, “It was a sign of the times. Commercial airplanes falling out of skies like flies. (5) They blame the terrorists, but this whole terrorism threat is a manufactured fear so that they could reach their global objectives and gain sovereignty over the whole world. It’s no coincidence, it’s been too many studied incidents. It could’ve been the Klan that put that bomb at the Olympics. But it probably was the FBI, deep at the call, because if they make us all panic they could start Martial Law.” (6)

Stic Man of Dead Prez

Abdul Latif: “Well, I’ve lived to see the results of this war on terror campaign that the Illuminati has set forth for their project for a new Jahiliya century. Really, it just seems like another case of the administrators demonizing anyone that bears any resistance to their global stronghold. Look at how they demonized 2pac. In fact, at one time he characterized it as “shooting the messenger.” He said in one interview I read, “I didn’t create Thug Life, I diagnosed it. You know. Just like if a doctor says, ‘this is the aids virus, he didn’t make Aids, he diagnosed it. You know what I mean? He won’t be responsible for every Aids case. You know, if anything he’s bringing you information on maybe finding a cure. I felt as if that’s the same thing I did for Thug Life.” (7)

Stic-man of Dead Prez: “Well it’s even deeper than that, num sayin… that quote you just said was something 2pac spit while he was in prison. It must have been 2pac’s destiny, like so many of us, to end up in prison. 2pac’s mother was in prison when she was pregnant with him. 2pac was cultivated in prison. His embryo was in prison. So he naturally came up militant. Look at who his mother had been. She was called a terrorist herself. She was thrown in prison accused of terrorism. She was arrested along with 20 others, part of the infamous Panther 21 that was accused of plotting to bomb several buildings in Manhattan.

M-1 of Dead Prez: See it was the Black Panther party that was articulating the anger that black people felt built on the memories of police dogs, fallen leaders, 400 years of slavery, oppression, and denial of basic human rights. In some ways terrorism is a poor man’s war. The One World Government misleads people like this, if you have a bomb but no plane, then you’re a terrorist. When on the other hand, if they drop a bomb out of a plane and kill thousands of people they present it as a legitimate military attack. They want everyone to be non-violent but them. The Panthers weren’t really about violence. They were simply suggesting that the racist government of their day, did not represent them, and was destructive towards their people. So they advocated self-defense because they didn’t trust the government to protect them.  In fact it was the government they feared...police brutality and all that. Many of the incidents in which these Panthers were thrown in prison were based on false charges. Just like most the rappers today have been thrown in prison on trumped up charges.”




Abdul-Latif thought intensely over what he was hearing. Chuck D had called hip-hop the black CNN. (7) Guess anything black had been shut down when the Illuminati hit. He really respected Stic-man and M-1 for being visionaries about what went down. The signs were everywhere but nobody noticed. Blacks made a lot of effort in the last days to get their own businesses. But people’s minds were already being programmed through the media by that time. Robert Johnson sold out their only major media station BET to some Jewish folks at Viacom. They got rid of Tavis Smiley’s news program and replaced it with BET Uncut, a pornographic video show degrading black women. And Teen Summit used to spread awareness in the community but they got rid of that for some bubble gum black version of TRL (106th in Park).

Abdul-Latif reasoned that the signs leading up to the imprisonment of all rappers were evident. Hip-hop started out as a voice of the people. Jamil Al-Amin in his Panther days was called H. “Rap” Browne cause of the colorful, rhythmic way he gave his speeches. He said he learned it from “playing the dozens”. Then it was also in the 60’s when unelected New York City official Robert Moses displaced several thousands black folks to build Route 1 for whites to travel from the city to the suburbs. Large sections of the Bronx were devastated and destroyed. A people displaced. But then a miracle came from Allah. Afrika Islam and Afrika Bambatta rebelled against the system by creating the Afrocentric street gang called the Zulu nation. They picked through the debris and rubble of the ghetto and created a culture from scratch. Who would of thought that an aerosol can would be an element for a culture that would become a world wide movement 20 years later?

Hip-hop was born as a form of expression for a people displaced. They say music is the sound that can’t be put into words and can’t be kept silent. The people had to find a way to be heard. And now the Freemason Omnipotent Administrators have tried to shut it down for good. But just as they plan, Allah also makes plans. A hip-hop Prophet would emerge. The ghost of one fallen rapper, 2pac Shakur, would become legendary and raise the veils of ignorance from the minds of the people.

Footnotes

1. Dead Prez, “Way of Life” off their album Revolutionary but Gangsta
2. Dead Prez, “Way of Life” off their album Revolutionary but Gangsta
3. Dead Prez “Freedom” off their album Let’s Get Free
4. Dead Prez “Propaganda” off their album Let’s Get Free
5. Dead Prez “Propaganda” off their album Let’s Get Free
6. Dead Prez “Propaganda” off their album Let’s Get Free
7. 2pac quote from film released on Xenon video
8. Famous quote from Chuck D describing hip-hop


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