BLACK ICE MOVEMENTZ

RoKCaZ 80 v1.0

2011-11-19T06:25:00.000-08:00

Roots | Rock | Rub-A-Dub by far one of the TUFFEST Cds's to come out of our camp! Bolstering some of the best chunes ever cut. Features artist like: Bob Marley, ken Boothe, D. Brown, B. Levy, Marcia griffiths, Freddie McGreggor & many more!

Mixed by: DTHUSTLA
For: Black Ice Movementz
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Look out for v2.0 COMING SOON!

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2011-09-26T05:22:00.000-07:00

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DEBONAIRE v2.0

2011-08-04T12:48:00.000-07:00

ITS THE RETURN OF THE THROWBACK RETRO-MIX!!!

DEBONAIRE v2.0 | Download Music

PLAYLIST:

01. BLACK ICE INTRO

02. YOU REMIND ME - PATRICE RUSHEN

03. ALL NIGHT LONG - MARY JANE GIRLS

04. NIGHT & DAY - AL B. SURE

05. HAPPY - SURFACE

06. GET UP - MASTERS AT WORK

07. KEEP ON MOVIN' - SOUL II SOUL

08. DON'T MAKE ME OVER - SYBIL

09. HOLD ON - EN VOGUE

10. WHY YOU TREAT ME SO BAD (EXTENDED) - CLUB NOUVEAU

11. JUST THE WAY YOU LIKE IT - S.O.S. BAND

12. I NEED YOU - B.V.S.M.P.

13. WISHING WELL (PHATT-TRAXX MIX) - TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY

14. JACK & DIANE - JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP

15. STAYIN ALIVE- THE BEE GEES

16. EXPRESSION - SALT-N-PEPA

17. DO ME - BEL BIV DEVOE

18. ON OUR OWN - BOBBY BROWN

19. SOMEBODY FOR ME - HEAVY D & THE BOYZ

20. RUNAWAY - JANET JACKSON

21. THE RAIN - ORAN 'JUICE' JONES

22. NEED YOU TONIGHT - INXS

23. SHE DRIVES ME CRAZY - FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS

24. DANCE WITH ME - PETER BROWN

25. A NIGHT TO REMEMBER - SHALAMAR

26. JUST A TOUCH - SLAVE

27. SOMETHING JUST AIN'T RIGHT - KEITH SWEAT

28. GOOD TIMES - CHIC

29. ROLL, BOUNCE, ROCK, SKATE - VAUGHAN MASON & CREW

30. RAPPERS DELIGHT - SUGARHILL GANG

31. THE BREAKS - KURTIS BLOW

32. MR. GROOVE - ONE WAY

33. SO RUFF, SO TUFF - ROGER ft. ZAPP

34. AND THE BEAT GOES ON - THE WHISPERS

35. AIN'T NO STOPPIN US NOW - McFADDEN & WHITEHEAD

36. WET MY WHISTLE - MIDNIGHT STAR

37. HOLIDAY - MADONNA

38. COLD BLOODED - RICK JAMES

39. LET ME BE THE ONE - FIVE-STAR

40. GIRLFRIEND - PEBBLES

41. JUST GOT PAID - JOHNNY KEMP

42. ROB BASE MIX - ROB BASE & DJ EZ ROCK

43. COOL IT NOW - NEW EDITION

44. THE PLEASURE PRINCIPAL - JANET JACKSON

45. DON'T YOU WANT ME - THE HUMAN LEAGUE

46. LETS DANCE - DAVID BOWIE

47. FUNKY COLD MEDINA - TONE LOC

48. CATCH ME I'M FALLING - PRETTY POISON

49. JAM ON IT - NUCLEUS

50. I FEEL FOR YOU - CHAKKA KHAN

51. WANNA BE STARTING SOMETHING - MICHAEL JACKSON

52. THE MEN ALL PAUSE - KLYMAXX

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2011-07-12T07:09:00.000-07:00

SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES | Download

PLAYLIST

01. Black Ice Intro - DTHUSTLA

02. Marvin's Room - Drake

03. Sure Thing (Remix) - Miguel Ft. Pusha T

04. Hold Me Tonight (New) - Andre Merrit

05. 6 Foot, 7 Foot - Lil' Wayne

06. Black And Yellow - Whiz Khalifa

07. Catch Me If You Can (New) - Sean Chrystopher

08. Down On Me - Jermih ft. 50Cent

09. Rewind (New) - Bei Major

10. Rap Song - T-Pain F Rick Ross

11. Hummin' (New) - Bobby Valentino ft. Lloyd Banks

12. My Last - Big Sean f. Chris Brown

13. Never Meant To Lead You On - Jagged Edge

14. Black Vodka (New) - Ja Rule

15. She Ain't You (Remix) - Chris Brown ft. SWV

16. Hold My Hand - Akon & Michael Jackson

17. Roll Up - Wiz Khalifa

18. Heavy (New) - CJ Hilton feat. Fat Joe & Tyga

19. Moment 4 Life - Nicki Minaj ft. Drake

20. How To Do That (New) - Cali Swag District

21. Like This Like That - Jay Sean Ft. Birdman

22. Hush 1.0 - Pleasure P

23. Baby (New) - Jagged Edge

24. What's My Name - Rihanna ft. Drake

25. Winning - Jeremy Green

26. Boom - Snoop f. T-Pain

27. One Day - Charlice

28. Cyaan Get We Out (New) - Demarco ft. Unga

29. Outro

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2011-07-10T01:37:00.000-07:00

BETWEEN THE SHEETZ v4.2 | Download Music

PLAYLIST

01. YOU GOTTA BELEIVE - MARY J BLIGE
02. CONFESSIONS ANSWER - KALEEENA (B.I.C.E. EXCLUSIVE)
03. LOVERS & FRIENDS (RMX) - LIL' JON ft. USHER & PITBULL
04. ALONE (RMX) - JODECI (MAD-TINGZ!!!)
05. T-SHIRT - DESTINYS CHILD
06. SO LONELY - TWISTA ft. MARIAH CAREY (FIYAH!!!)
07. TAKE OUR TIME - CHILLI from TLC (RESTRAIN YA' SELF!!!)
08. WHERE EVER YOU ARE - TERRY ELLIS (HOT!!!)
09. YOU'RE ALWAYS ON MY MIND - S.W.V.
10. BRAND NEW - SISTA' ft. MISSY ELLIOT (EXCLUSIVE)
11. LET'S CHILL - GUY (BUBBLIN'S)
12. MOMENTS IN LOVE - ART OF NOISE (SEDUCTIVE MIX)
13. WORK ME SLOW - XSCAPE (PANTY WETTA')
14. KICKIN IT WITH YOU - MONICA
15. BEFORE I LET YOU GO - BLACKSTREET (CRAZY TINGZ!!!)
16. GOOD GIRLS - JOE
17. SLOW WINE - TONY, TONI, TONE (DEM DRAWS IS MINE!!!)
18. SIGNS OF LOVE MAKIN' - TYRESE (SMELLS LIKE NOOKIE IN HERE!!!)
19. ONE IN A MILLION (RMX) - AALIYAH ft. GINUWINE (SPEAKS FOR ITSELF...)
20. YOU - MONIFAH (DA' SHYT!!!)

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Between The Sheetz v4.1

2011-07-09T12:00:00.000-07:00

Between The Sheetz v4.1 | Slow Jamz Mix

***CAUTION*** DO NOT LISSEN BLACK ICE SLOW CD'S IF IN HEAT, UNDER SEXED OR ARE A CERTIFIED FREAK!!!

01. Anytime, Anyplace - Janet Jackson

02. Freak Me Baby - Shai

03. Freak'n'You - Jodeci

04. All The Places - Aaron Hall

05. Come Inside (Honey Dip Mix) - Intro

06. Momentz In Love (French Cut Mix) - Art Of Noise

07. How Deep Is Your Love (Zap Mix) - Keith Sweat

08. Good Girls - Joe

09. Homey Lover Friend - R. Kelly

10. Kickin It Wit U - Monica

11. Spend My Life - Eric Benet & Tamia

12. Tease Me Tonite - Guy

13. You - Monifah

14. My, My, My - Johnny Gill

15. Roni - Bobby Brown

16. Make It Last Forever - Keith Sweat

17. I Wanna Be Your Man - Roger Troutman

18. Two Occasions - The Deele

19. Caravan Of Love - Isley, Jasper, Isley

20. Computer Love - Zapp

21. Between The Sheetz - Isley Bros.

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Miguel featuring J.Cole - All I Want Is You ft. J.Cole

2010-08-23T08:02:00.000-07:00

TRACK OF THE WEEK

Eminem’s Recovery and Rick Ross’ Teflon Don Battle for #1

2010-07-27T05:19:00.000-07:00

Eminem’s Recovery and Rick Ross’ Teflon Don Battle for #1

Cheryl Pepsii Riley - Guess I'm In Love (Marley Marl Remix)

2010-07-21T22:58:00.000-07:00

Celebs Out & About: Justin Bieber, Sean Kingston, Sean Combs, Britney Spears, Rihanna, Eminem

2010-07-21T18:00:00.000-07:00

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Who knew teen singing sensation Justin Bieber and one-hit-wonder Sean Kingston were tighter than two peas in a pod? ~~The two chums were seen driving around L.A. in Bieber’s brand new $200,000 Lamborghini Gallardo.~~

Correction: the $200,000 Gallardo does not belong to Justin. According to the Daily Mail:

…a year ago, Sean “Diddy” Combs promised a 15-year-old Bieber that he could drive the rapper-producer’s white Lamborghini once he turned 16. Biebs turned sweet 16 in March, so once he hit LA, Diddy made good on his promise.

The two pals even share the same taste in custom soft sided luggage. Justin and Sean each showed off custom pieces from the Louis Stewart Collection backstage at Justin’s concert.

Rumor has it that rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs is lacking, according to package watchers. He kinda confirms the rumors in this pic from the current issue of GQ magazine. According to Yaz:

Diddy shows off his black panties and goes on record in August 2010 issue of GQ Magazine, and speaks on Biggie’s murder, his moms and drug dealing pops. The feature is part of the magazine’s “113 Funniest Dudes, Dudettes, & Dirty Jokes In America…”

Yesterday, X17online.com paps snapped Britney Spears leavng the Crate and Barrel in Malibu. For some odd reason Britney had a huge chunk of tracks missing from the back of her head. We know from Britney’s history that she loves to attract attention by doing something crazy with her hair. But doesn’t she get enough attention?

Supposedly, according to Gossip Jacker, this is rapper Nicki Minaj’s ex-girlfriend. It pleases me that she is into dark skinned sistas. Am I wrong to feel that way?

Rihanna, whose pop career is fading fast, posed with aging rapper Eminem on the set of their “Love the Way You Lie” video.

Photos: X17online.com and a href=”http://www.rihannadaily.com/”>Rihanna Daily

Grandson Of Real ‘Teflon Don’ Mob Boss John Gotti Outraged At Former CO Rick Ross

2010-07-21T17:27:00.000-07:00

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

The family of the Real “Teflon Don” John Gotti, has expressed outrage at the former corrections officer for using the former mob boss’ name for profit or fame.

This is not the first or the last time this fraud has helped himself to someone else’s identity. A judge recently dismissed a lawsuit against Ross by former crack dealer Ricky “Freeway” Ross, who accused the rapper of hijacking his name and image.

Rick Ross is a man with very low self-esteem who lives in a fantasy world where he assumes the identities of real gangsters who are larger than he will ever be.

Ross has lied about his real background for years. He lied about working as a corrections officer despite the fact that the state produced his official time cards proving he punched a clock in an officer’s uniform. Ross lies about his past mainly because his past is boring and doesn’t fit in with his grandiose fantasies of the drug lord he wishes he really was.

According to the NY Daily News, the family of the former mob boss John Gotti is upset that Ross, real name William Leonard Roberts II, decided to name his albumTeflon Don. “Teflon Don” was mob boss John Gotti’s nickname because the Feds couldn’t make any of their drug and organized crime charges stick.

The Miami rapper should have gotten the okay from his family first, Carmine Agnello, 24, told the Daily News Tuesday.

“My grandfather paid his dues for that nickname. That was my grandfather’s life,”Agnello said.

The real Teflon Don

BLACK ICE MOVEMENTZ - NINETEEN NINETY SOMETHIN' 2K10

2010-07-15T13:31:00.000-07:00

THIS IS OUT LATEST MIXED CD!
THROWIN BACK THOSE 90's R&B, HIP-HOP & REGGAE

DURATION: 80MINS

-TRACKLIST-
01.702 - STEELO
02.USHER/P.DIDDY - I NEED A GIRL
03.GINA THOMPSON - THE THINGS U DO
04.JOYA - I LIKE
05.MARY J BLIGE - HAPPY
06.AALIYAH - BACK AND FORTH
07.AALIYAH - ROCK THE BOAT
08.HORACE BROWN - THINGS WE DO FOR LOVE
09.SWV - RIGHT HERE
10.SWV - YOU'RE THE ONE
11.MISS JONES - WHERE I WANNA B BOY
12.LL COOL J - DOING IT WELL
13.CASSERINE - WHY NOT TAKE ALL OF ME
14.SWV - ON & ON
15.MARK MORRISON - RETURN OF THE MACK
16.NOTORIOUS B.I.G/112 - ONLY YOU
17.NOTORIOUS B.I.G - ONE MORE CHANCE
18.MARJY J BLIGE/METHOD MAN - YOU'RE ALL I NEED
19.OL'DIRTY BASTARD - I LIKE IT RAW
20.TUPAC/SNOOP DOGG - GANGSTER PARTY
21.ERIC B/RAKIM - PAID IN FULL
22.NOREAGA - WHAT!?!
23.SNOOP DOGG - THE NEXT EPISODE
24.SNOOP DOGG - GIN & JUICE
25.SNOOP DOGG - AINT NUTTIN' BUT A G THING
26.NOTORIOUS B.I.G - WHO SHOT YA
27.JAY Z - SO GHETTO
28.LOST BOYZ - LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND SHAMELESS
29.NAS/AZ - LIFE'S A BITCH
30.LOST BOYZ - RENEE
31.GROUP HOME - LIVIN' PROOF
32.NOTORIOUS B.I.G - UNBELIEVABLE
33.GZA - COLD WORLD
34.WU-TANG CLAN - ICE CREAM
35.MOBB DEEP - SHOOK ONES
36.NOTORIOUS B.I.G - KICK IN DA DOOR
37.NOTORIOUS B.I.G - RESPECT
38.JOHNNY OSBOURNE - BUDY BYE
39.PAPA SAN - STRANGE
40.FRIGHTY/COLONEL MITE - LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT
41.SANCHEZ/FLOURGON - LOVE MI GIRL BAD
42.NINJAMAN/TINGA STEWART - COVER ME
43.BUJU BANTON/WAYNE WONDER - MOVIE STAR
44.FREDDIE MCGREGOR - LET HIM TRY
45.SANCHEZ - MISSING U
46.TONY CURTIS - LOVE SHOULD HAVE BROUGHT U HOME
47.MAXI PRIEST - WILD WORLD
48.WAYNE WONDER - YOU ME AND SHE
49.BERES HAMMOND/CUTTY RANKS - TEMPTED 2 TOUCH
50.WAYNE WONDER/SANCHEZ - WITHOUT YOU
51.WAYNE WONDER - I'M ONLY HUMAN
52.THRILLER U - MISSING U
53.GHOST/SINGING SWEET - POWER OF LOV
E54.CAPLETON - NUMBER ONE PON DI CHART
55.BUJU BANTON - STAMINA DADDY
56.CAPLETON - SLEW DEM
57.LOUIE CULTURE - GANGALEE
58.FRISCO KID - GAL PON DI SIDE
59.BEENIE MAN - HYPOCRITES
60.WAYNE WONDER - SEARCHING
61.WAYNE WONDER/FRISCO KID - DREAMLAND
62.BEENIE MAN - OLD DOG
63.BOUNTY KILLER - WORTHLESS BOY
64.BOUNTY KILLER - WAR
65.SCARE DEM CREW - BAD MAN NUH DRESS LIKE GIRL
66.GENERAL DEGREE - THINK IT AH GO GUH SO
67.GENERAL B - BAD INNA DEM NEW CLOTHES
68.BUSHMAN - CALL DI HEARSE
69.MISSIN IMPOSSIBLE INTERLUDE
70.TONI BRAXTON - MAKING ME HIGH
71.GENERAL DEGREE - NICKY
72.TONY CURTIS - FAITH
73.MR.VEGAS - HANDS UP
74.SHABBA RANKS - TING-A-LING
75.BOUNTY KILLER - STUCKY
76.RED RAT - DWAYNE
77.SPRAGGA BENZ/LADY SAW - BACKSHOT
78.BUJU BANTON - WOMAN DI WAY YOU LOOK GOOD
79.SINGING SWEET - DONNA
80.BEENIE MAN - BIG UP AND TRUST
81.FRISCO KID - RAMACON

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Floetry "Getting Late"

2010-07-14T23:06:00.000-07:00

.::DTHUSTLA' UNPLUGGED::. MIXED GOODIES

2010-06-08T11:10:00.000-07:00

OK I HAVENT HIT YALLZ WID A VIDEO MIX IN A MIN... DECIDED TA DUST OFF THE RUST... PEEP DA RNB, HIP-HOP THROWBACK...

Tivoli Gardens: Out of bad let good come - Editorials, Current Issues & Opinion Articles - JamaicaObserver.com

2010-06-02T04:53:00.000-07:00

Tivoli Gardens: Out of bad let good come -
Editorials, Current Issues & Opinion Articles
- JamaicaObserver.com

Wednesday, June 02, 2010

IF the security forces can consolidate their clean-up of the criminals among us -- and they must -- it will usher in a new Jamaica. Perhaps even the Jamaica that all decent, law-abiding Jamaicans have long yearned for and had begun to give up hope of ever achieving -- a place where we would all prefer to live, work and raise our families in peace, love and prosperity.

In this context, the question is already being asked whether the current prime minister, Mr Bruce Golding, is suitable to lead this new Jamaica. In other words, is he the leader to take us into the Promised Land?

We have not been shy in taking a strong position -- some have accused us of being strident -- on the abysmally poor handling of the Christopher 'Dudus' Coke/Manatt, Phelps & Phillips affair by Mr Golding. From the moment that he declared he was prepared to pay the political price for his defence of Mr Coke, we urged him to put the matter into the hands of the local courts.

We foresaw that no good could come of a prime minister usurping the role of the court, in favour of, not a national hero, but a man the United States wanted on charges of trafficking in drugs and guns. Admittedly, we could not have foreseen the depth of the tragedy that was to follow so soon after.

But we are at June 2, 2010 and the future beckons. As a nation, we have to engage in deep introspection, honest debate and a willingness to face the hard and painful truths that will emerge about who was responsible for getting us where we are and how to go forward from here.

Some well-intentioned persons have called for a truth and reconciliation mechanism not unlike that established by Mr Nelson Mandela in South Africa after the overthrow of Apartheid. We don't oppose the idea, but our instinct is that it would take more than our people are prepared to give to get that going at this point.

We suggest, once again, that the best forum for unearthing these truths is in a Commission of Enquiry, which does not have to depend on hard-to-get forensic evidence, but allows for primary actors to give enlightening first-hand accounts and anecdotal evidence of atrocities that can provide leads for future legal action.

We further suggest that as we analyse Mr Golding's role in this entire debacle, we view it in the broad context of not just what took place but also the opportunity it has provided for a new beginning.

In this regard, we continue to be disappointed by Mr Edward Seaga's tirade against Mr Golding, Mr Joseph Matalon and Bishop Herro Blair, which appears to be blaming everyone but himself for what has taken place in Tivoli Gardens. It does seem at this juncture that Mr Seaga's vast experience as member of parliament for West Kingston for 43 years cannot be relied on for objectivity. What a pity.

Yet, as unfortunate as the events of the last 10 months and especially these past two weeks have been, we can argue that had they not occurred, we might not have been given this 'god-sent' opportunity to remake the Jamaican nation.

Mr Golding can atone for errors made by grasping with both hands the opportunity to craft a new legacy -- that of bringing crime in Jamaica to within tolerable levels. He must be unwavering and resolute in his pursuit of the criminals.

In that context, Jamaica may yet forgive him.

Ricky Blaze- Just You & I (Hold yuh riddim) Jan 2010

2010-06-02T04:51:00.000-07:00

Gyptian - Hold You [OFFICIAL HD]

2010-06-02T04:46:00.001-07:00

Queen Ifrica - Far Away (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

2010-06-02T04:46:00.000-07:00

Etana - Blessings feat. Alborosie

2010-06-02T04:45:00.000-07:00

Kes & Tessanne Chin - Loving You (2010)

2010-06-02T04:42:00.001-07:00

Tarrus Riley - Love's Contagious

2010-06-02T04:42:00.000-07:00

Beres Hammond - I Feel Good Official Music Video

2010-06-02T04:41:00.000-07:00

Outkast - 13th floor (Growing Old)

2010-06-02T00:00:00.000-07:00

I thought this was the most appropriate time for ALL OF US to re-read, remember and NEVER FORGET, the speech given by Willie Lynch a slave owner who over 300 years ago devised a plan to help keep Black people divided...

Gentlemen:
I greet you here on the bank of the James River in the year of our lord, one thousand seven hundred and twelve. First , I shall thank you, the gentlemen of the of the colony of Virginia, for bringing me here. I am here to help you solve some of your problems with slaves. Your invitation reached me in my modest plantation in the West Indies where I have experimented with some of the newest and still the oldest method for control of slaves. Ancient Rome would envy us if my program is implemented. As our boat sailed south on the James River, named for our illustrious KING JAMES, whose BIBLE we CHERISH, I saw enough to know that our problem is not unique. While Rome used cords or wood as crosses for standing human bodies along the old highways in great numbers, you are here using the tree and the rope on occasion.
I caught the whiff of a dead slave hanging from a tree a couple of miles back. You are losing valuable stock by hangings, you are having uprisings, slaves are running away, your crops are sometimes left in the fields too long for maximum profit, you suffer occasional fires, your animals are killed, Gentleman,...You know what your problems are; I do not need to elaborate. I am not here to enumerate your problems, I am here to introduce you to a method of solving them.
In my bag, I have a fool proof method for controlling your slaves. I guarantee everyone of you that if installed it will control the slaves for at least three hundred years. My method is simple, any member of your family or any OVERSEER can use it.
I have outlined a number of differences among the slaves, and I take these differences and make them bigger. I use FEAR, DISTRUST, andENVY for control purposes. These methods have worked on my modest plantation in the West Indies, and it will work throughout the SOUTH. Take this simple little list of differences and think about them. On the top of my list is "AGE" but it is only there because it starts with an "A"; The second is"COLOR" or shade; there is INTELLIGENCE, SIZE, SEX, SIZE OF PLANTATION, ATTITUDE of owner, whether the slaves live in the valley, on a hill, east or west, north, south, have fine or coarse hair, or is tall or short. Now that you have a list of differences, I shall give you an outline of action- but before that, I shall assure you that DISTRUST IS STRONGER THAN TRUST, AND ENVY IS STRONGER THAN ADULATION, RESPECT OR ADMIRATION.
The black slave, after receiving this indoctrination, shall carry on and will become self-refueling and self-generating for hundreds of years, maybe thousands.
Don't forget you must pitch the old black VS. the young black males, and the young black male against the old black male. You must use the dark skinned slaves VS. the light skin slaves. You must use the female VS the male, and the male VS, the female. You must always have your servants and OVERSEERS distrust all blacks, but it is necessary that your slaves trust and depend on us.
Gentlemen, these kits are your keys to control, use them. Never miss an opportunity. My plan is guaranteed, and the good thing about this plan is that if used intensely for one year the slave will remain perpetually distrustful.

-WILLIAM LYNCH-1772The letter above is one of the major problems of the African-American race today. And with this knowledge we as a race can and will over come. So with this letter still in your mind I ask that you enlighten someone else and send this letter to as many brothers and sisters. We as a race must start somewhere in learning our problems what better place than the document that started the destruction of our MOST POWERFUL RACE!!!

A once-in-a-lifetime chance to crush the gangs - Editorials, Current Issues & Opinion Articles - JamaicaObserver.com

2010-06-01T11:00:00.000-07:00

A once-in-a-lifetime chance to crush the gangs
-
Editorials, Current Issues & Opinion Articles
- JamaicaObserver.com

Tuesday, June 01, 2010

IT'S not that we didn't know all along. However, the comments of some residents of Tivoli Gardens reported in this week's Sunday Observer gave even greater confirmation of the life of bondage people in garrison constituencies suffer daily.

One man interviewed by our news team during the media tour of that community last Thursday informed us that in order to stay alive he does what he is told. He votes, he said, because he's told he has to.

One lady gave an indication of the threat hanging over the heads of all the community's residents, saying that the majority did not heed the police's appeal for people to leave before the security forces' operation simply because they couldn't. Any such attempt, she said, would have been met with death. In fact, the houses of the few who were brave enough to leave were vandalised.

The message sent in those acts of arson was that people had no freedom, no choice; live by the rule of the rabble or die.

The sad fact is that what obtained in Tivoli Gardens before the security forces repelled the gangsters who had captured that community is the stark reality in many other neighbourhoods across the country.

Men who regard it as their right to determine how people should live; men who revel in their power to say who is beyond salvage and which little girl they should sexually assault while her parents dare not object, hold these communities hostage.

These men, who disingenuously claim poverty as the driving force for their criminal behaviour, are really terrorists and should be treated as such by law-abiding citizens and, more important, by the authorities.

Our disapproval of the way these parasites choose to live, plus the fact that they have brought so much sorrow to thousands of families and contributed significantly to the limited growth in our country have given us cause to support the present thrust by the security forces to rout gangs and crush their criminal enterprises.

The Government, we submit, should not allow the ongoing operation in West Kingston to be derailed by baseless public or political pressure. For we see in it an opportunity to start reclaiming our country from the terrorists who, for too long, have caused us too much pain and shame.

In that regard, we hope the operation will be extended, strategically of course, to other centres of violence, as now that the terrorists are still shell-shocked by the might of the military and the constabulary, they should not be allowed to recover.

We caution, though, that the security forces must, in the course of their duties, demonstrate respect for the human rights of the Jamaican people. For it will take only one act of abuse to diminish, or worse erase what we sense is a high level of public support for the current initiative.

The country has already started paying a high price for last week's events. Lives have been lost, people are traumatised, businesses including the vital tourism industry on which hundreds of thousands of Jamaicans rely for a livelihood have suffered setbacks, and our image has taken a battering internationally.

Outside of the lives lost, if the damage done to businesses and our image will result in a greater good, we will have no quarrel. It is past time that this country be allowed to grow into a place where we all want to live.

Stevie Wonder - We Can Work It Out

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