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When the left lacks facts, which is more often than not, they throw ‘you’re a racist’ at you, even calling black men and women who disagree with them ‘racist’. I’ve done more for black communities than any of these fake ass dipshidiots that pretend to care. I even took bullets twice, multiple knife attacks, etc., to keep South Central Los Angeles safe. At times, my hands were up to my wrist in the chests of young black men in an effort to save their lives. As a child, I grew up in the Nickerson Gardens housing projects in Watts. It’s where I witnessed the Democratic Party’s Plantation Politics firsthand and the communities suffering from do-nothing politicians, and at 14, I began volunteering and helping the community. In the early 1980s, I founded a commercial real estate firm to bring much-needed funding into the communities of Watts, Compton, Inglewood, and Baldwin Park when local banks, even Black-owned ones, refused to lend. The loans had to be sold to pension funds and insurance companies on the East Coast, unfamiliar with or prejudiced against seasoned Black-owned commercial real estate. Most of those I helped get much-needed commercial loans lived and worked in the community. Many had full-time jobs working for social services, the DMV, USC, and at the time, Harbor General Medical Center (now Harbor–UCLA Medical Center) and MLK Jr. General Hospital (later known as King/Drew and King–Harbor). I worked with Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors member Kenneth Hahn to help build the Watts Health Center, which opened in 1979 and still serves the community today. George HW Bush even attended the opening ceremony and spent about an hour 1:1, where he told me he and his family moved to Compton a few blocks away from the Watts Towers. Below is a photo of the Bush family at their home in Compton, California. I worked with Gary Webb (research Gary’s “Dark Alliance” series, the TV show Snowfall, and the movie “Kill the Messenger”), providing security and intelligence, where we exposed the U.S. government using the CIA to distribute cocaine in black communities to fund anti-communist Contra rebels in Nicaragua. Our efforts led to four major investigations.

🚨TWO BULLETS AND A STROKE: THE AIRSTRIP, THE SMOKE HOUSE, AND THE PRICE OF TELLING AMERICA’S COCAINE STORY THEY KILLED THE STORY. THEN THEY KILLED THE STORYTELLER. Mena, Arkansas. A backwoods airstrip with a 6,000-foot runway and no reason to exist. Planes went south with guns for the Contras and came back heavy with Colombian cocaine. The governor was Bill Clinton. He was told. He shrugged: “That’s Lasater’s deal.” Then, to a state trooper who idolized Bush: “Your hero knows about it.” His little brother Roger was out on that tarmac. Lifting bricks off the cargo. Flying them to Los Angeles. Selling to Hollywood, to money, to anybody with a septum. Then getting drunk at the Smoke House in Burbank and bragging about it to strangers. Roger wanted to be a stand-up comic. He was funnier as a witness. The Company eventually had to post babysitters on him just to keep him quiet. A federal grand jury looked. Nobody in Little Rock got indicted. August 1996. Gary Webb, San Jose Mercury News, three-part series: DARK ALLIANCE. The CIA, the Contras, and the pipeline that turned South Central, Compton and Watts into a crater. It went viral before “viral” was a word. Black Los Angeles finally had a name for what had been done to them. Then the industry turned. LA Times, Washington Post, New York Times — all three came down on his neck at once. “Discredited.” His own paper folded. Reassigned. Gone. He never got a real byline again. 1998: the CIA’s own Inspector General quietly admitted the agency had worked with traffickers and that Contra-connected cocaine helped seed the crack era. Too late. Nobody re-ran the front page. The DOJ’s report that same month was softer. Nobody printed that either. December 10, 2004. Webb is found dead. Two gunshots to the head. A .38. Ruled suicide. John Singleton read the series. Called Webb. They became friends. He turned it into Snowfall — and built Franklin Saint on Ricky Donnell “Freeway Rick” Ross, the real kingpin who got life, got out in 2009 once the CIA connection surfaced in his appeal, and is a legit real estate developer now. After season one, the warnings started. People told Singleton to shut it down. He wouldn’t. He said the story had to be told. He believed his government sold out Black neighborhoods for profit and never looked back. April 17, 2019. Stroke. Coma. April 28. Life support off. Dead at 51, Cedars-Sinai. Hillary’s people are in the replies again, furious about Mena. Good. Ask her. Two men carried this story to the finish line. One got two bullets. One got a stroke. The show outlived them both. That’s not bad luck. That’s a receipt. You can watch all 6 seasons of Snowfall on Hulu.