Politics, Priorities, Psychology and Hope WITHIN The Black Community: Street Pirate On Black Murder In Metro Atlanta - How The 13% Become 50% Of The Homicide Victims

Friday, March 02, 2012

Street Pirate On Black Murder In Metro Atlanta - How The 13% Become 50% Of The Homicide Victims

Gwinnett Police: Drug Deal Behind Triple Homicide: MyFoxATLANTA.com

(My Agenda - Build Up A Library Of Evidence That Contrasts The Marketing From The "Black Racial Services Machine" With The Reality Of The Black Rank & File Who They Claim To Protect.

"Protect FROM WHOM" Is The Real Question.)

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Full Faith And Confidence Of The Office Of The President Of The United States

Who Diverted The Community's Eyes Off Of The Prize In Pursuit Of Shortsighted Political Gains?

The Rabid "Embedded Black Fox Confidence Man"

With The Loss Of Black American Consciousness Comes This Detachment

The Use Of "Slave/Jim Crow Images" In Black Political Debate - Evaluate The Agenda

The use of "slave imagery" is common in ideological discourse among Black people today. The best way to appraise the veracity of the agenda of the presenter is to distinguish between those images which are used to cajole Black people into "Ideological Unity" versus those images used to bring consciousness to the sad fact that in far too many cases today - the man holding the gun is a Black man, his disturbed consciousness allowed to fester because the balance of our community organizers are focused on external political affairs. They sell us on the notion that when our people assist their political/ideological external partners in their success that these individuals who suffer from BENIGN NEGLECT will be cured - no longer terrorizing us. In the circular reference that is their struggle - the more damaged individuals that matriculate through the local institutions that they now control per their struggle, the louder their call for continued UNITY and redirection lest our community's long time external adversaries start terrorizing us again. They successfully avoid community scrutiny of their stewardship of our key "Human Resource Development" institutions.