Ice T Promotes One of the Deadliest ENERGIES

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NewsFlash: Without realizing it or caring Ice-T hypes up what's almost impossible. Why did I say he might not care? Well like most rappers even in their old age, they would like to make it clear they are "street niggas" at heart. And yes, he said he was a bank robber? Where are most bank robbers?

Some people have the mentality of letting things go. I understand the importance of not doing so. I understand that mentalities just like ENERGIES are like a fog and will settle within the environment it hovers over.


One of the worst mentalities and ENERGIES that this race has ever promoted was the idea that someone can transition from crime to success. It might seem to be the truth and possible when we look at the media, but it's not the truth. Most Black people will not be able to transition from a life of crime into a successful career making millions the "legitimate" way.

For example if you had 100 thousand Black people living a life of crime, one might make it out and be able to transition into making millions in another way. Another 5 thousand might be able to get a labor job, or work at McDonalds into old age, all others will perish through death, jail or continue that lifestyle until they get on "the system" and get disability when they get old.

So here we have Ice-T making the claim that his mistakes as a hustler prepared him for success in the industry. Seems harmless right?

Well, a higher conscious mind knows that subliminally gives those living the life he did in the streets the encouragement that they can do the same. We don't need that, what we need is an ENERGY to pass through our culture and community that says STOP NOW, before it's too late.

Why do I say this? Because I like being a pain in the ass and pick on everything?

Does Nicki Minaj Support the Natural Hair Movement?

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Summary: Nicki Minaj has once again released a song that feeds into a few ENERGIES Black women claim they want to be different. From insulting natural hair, to using a term that has become the norm when referring to Black women. How much crap do we continue to eat from this woman before we understand the power of ceasing SUPPORT until she joins trying to better this culture? I'm full, how about you?

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As I told a commenter recently, I just know people will wake up. I just know people will get tired of taking in the ENERGY of celebrities who have walked away from the community due to their new life without looking back. People will get tired of them moving on but leaving an aftermath of negative ENERGY in the community due to their actions.

When people realize the POWER they have over celebrities and exercise it, we'll be exposed to a better more diverse, balanced culture. It's called FORCING Social Responsibility and Moral Standard through NO SUPPORT. It's important to do this because people will treat you in any way if you allow it.

When you CEASE SUPPORT it's like being a Bus Boycott Negro. Though this action was provoked by communist, I'm glad Rosa Parks took part in it. People comply when you are coming from a righteous, fair position and come against them causing monetarily lose.

Anyway,

I recently I went to a wonderful "Au Natural" seminar through Dudley products. The seminar explained the new awakening of many Black women who are choosing to go natural. Even at the seminar there were a few Black women in the small group who had their hair completely natural. They wore their hair in Afros.

My question is how does Nicki Minaji fit into this movement and does she respect it? Or does she think she's superior because she has a manufactured look. A look that truly makes her look like a "put together" Barbie doll? Many Black men are becoming disgusted by Black women who are choosing to look just as fake.

I study Nicki Minaj like a science project, it's important to do so in order to understand where certain ENERGIES are coming from. It doesn't mean she's the main source of any problem, but it's important to plug up all leaks, not just one.

In studying Nicki Minaj, I recently came across her song "Stupid Hoe". In the song she refers to the "Stupid Hoe" Lil Kim that she's rapping about as a "Nappy Headed Hoe".

I wish that in the process of writing their was an ability to pause, but imagine me pausing and asking you how many levels do you think this is wrong on. Not only is it wrong but does it seem peculiar too?

The Media Exaggerates Serena's Behavior for Sport

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I'm sure most of you have heard about the remarks Serena made to Umpire Eva Asderaki at the U.S Open during her match with tennis player Sam Stosur.

Serena became emotional and upset after Umpire Eva Asderaki made the decision to give Stosur a point that would have gone to her. Serena yelled before Stosur had a chance to make a return on the ball she volleyed to her resulting in a violation.

This was said to Umpire Eva Asderaki after she informed Serena that the point would go to Stosur:

"You're totally out of control," Williams yelled in a comment caught by microphones. "You're a hater and you're just unattractive inside."

She went on to claim that Umpire Asderaki was possibly the same Umpire who's made unfair decisions towards her in the past.

The fact of the matter is, the Umpire was right in her decision, Serena committed a clear violation. However Serena simply spoke words to the Umpire. The fact that what she said was "testy" considering the situation does not make her out to be the belligerent, wild, crazy woman the media is trying to portray.

If only more people got upset in the way she did there would be less violence in the world. We live in the era of the Internet so anything a celebrity or sports figure does is blown out of proportions at times. I grew up watching a lot of tennis via my Mom and many things are said to the Umpire of course those things could not be blown out of proportion on the Internet in the past.

Emotions run high during any sport where adrenaline is involved. Of course the perfect scenario would have been for Serena to say something after the game, but again many people in adrenaline situations react in a more emotional way. And because she was not physically threatening, this seems like just another opportunity for the media and Internet to create scandal and news.

I'm sure the fact that she's a woman doesn't help. Men are allowed to demonstrate frustration but women are expected to always be perfect and calm, even under circumstances where great pressure and adrenaline exist like in sports.

I must say and play "Devils Advocate" and make it clear that I would not have done what Serena did. I wouldn't have done it, not only because she was in the wrong but because I would have taken delight in being able to "call her out "to others and the media afterwards for the most effect.

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Kim K Wedding Comment of the Day

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So far I've only been able to find a picture of Kim K in her veil. I'm sure she's holding out for a big payday to expose the actual pictures of the wedding.

I don't know where to begin, because I want little girls, to see through the many illusions created by this manufactured person. I also want women to have the strength of mind to teach these young girls to see past illusion. Often times they will give into illusion because illusion's like a drug and it feels great to a low conscious person to go by or accept illusion. Unfortunately like a drug it wears off. 

Now you can live a life like a mentally unstable person like Kim K. A life of feeding your illusion by creating more and more and more illusion like a rat on a "rat wheel" until you crash and burn spiritually. Or you can be yoruself.

I want to post what I think is the best comment I've seen thus far concerning Kim K's nuptials:

 ChampTW   08/19/2011

the point that yall are missing is that it is a smart move for him to marry this bitch, simply because he'll make more money from being associated with this whore than he would playing ball. by the way have u ever seen this dude play ball? if u haven't my point exactly, if u have my point exactly. kim is the only basket he could score and it helps that it's like throwing a rock in the ocean lmao .....@myworldnmyhands i follow back 

Congratulations to ChampTW, I will be sending this article to him on tweeter.

I feel the need to go a tad bit deeper.

Comments that Catch My Eye

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Here's a comment I came across online that gives you an idea of how mental brainwashing can occur. Over the years I have witness Black people embrace the problems of the Black community with a sense of pride as if it defines the "Black experience".

We have become numb to our circumstances and environments and make light of it. This comment reflects that ENERGY.

Black people are being portrayed as clowns, even if they have money.  It is being shown that no matter how much money black people get, it just reinforces their niggerism. I was watching some new black sitcom and the were justifying smoking crack! They were like, everyone goes through hard times; so and so (female) used to be on crack! They want people to think that going through a crack head phase is a norml part of being black!

It's important to be conscious of the subtle ways Black people inadvertently support brainwashing. The person who felt the ENERGY of the characters in the above story "caught it". They understood that making light of such a serious issue is a form of brainwashing and shouldn't be taken lightly.