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Think to Live
Ghetto Wars
Part -1

A message for no other, but for my young brothers

Soldiers spend less time chill’n, and more time ill’n

Look’n at death, you don’t flinch

But punk’n out for Willie Lynch

We all hear click, click, pow, can’t figure, stink’n think’n

Willie is up in yah now. Fear and distrust.

Young against old. On your mind Willie slapped a tag

In 09 it’s flag against flag.
Who was Willie Lynch: Created mental slavery in the early 17th century in the year 1712. The purpose was to create fear, and distrust, and envy to put slaves against each other. Here is the list:
· Age
· Shade
· Status on Plantation
· Male against Female
The creation of distrust and envy among slaves were at the top of the list. It was the top priority for the slave owner to study human nature and more importantly demoralize the slave’s nature. Condition the mind keep it in a state of ignorance which will be handed over from generation to generation for at least three hundred years was also the ultimate objective for 300 years. Unfortunately the principles of this diabolical plot are still alive and kicking. So, how do the lines from the poem look’n at death you don’t flinch punk’n out for Willie Lynch relates to this history lesson. Blacks have been conditioned to have no fear for killing one another but will not take on the task of freeing themselves from mental slavery. So, what do these lines mean; “we all hear click, click pow can’t figure, stink’n think’n Willie is up in yah”
now.
Answer: The root cause of Black on Black homicide is due to the trauma of psychological slavery.

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