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Don't Snitch - A Black Negro Thing?
by claude robert
Tuesday, July 15, 2008

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     No! 'Don’t snitch, don’t tell' is, and has been practiced in the Nation’s Capitol since its inception, which proceeded its conception.

No!

         

“Don’t snitch, don’t tell” is, and has been practiced in the Nation’s Capitol since its inception, which proceeded its conception.

A group of men who chased methods and means of carrying out the philosophies, as to the form and function of a new nation – conceived and dedicated to the welfare of its citizens –all of them. “This is for the general public; the media may so write and publish. ‘So say we all.’”

However, as of today’s president, G.W. Bush, his cabinet (selected men and women) are sworn to supporting and carrying out his policies and programs. Those suggested and supplied by his people. This at all cost to them; having given themselves to serve at his pleasure.

His voiced statements, policies, position are not subject to change ever (this suggests having been in error at inception/conception.)

This was done by and before Thomas Jefferson through the reigning role of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Truman, Johnson, Nixon, R. Reagan, two Bush’s and many others. Their cabinet members, sworn to ‘don’t snitch’, set their leader above those who were to elected be a ‘check & balance,’ body of civil servants, charged to look to the Nation’s interest, first, last and always. They themselves however, had their own ‘political games going on. They, being tined like forks, and used as such: upward mobility, near & far, future position wise. Financially securing for family, then selves (they say): provision of security within the political system where everyone ‘looks to their own welfare;’ this being silently understood, therefore, one does not snitch.

The Cabinet of sitting presidents; the upward mobile members of Congress have and do practice this ‘don’t-tell’ thing. Its purpose is to prevent the exposure of the lawbreaking that is done. ‘Don’t snitch, don’t tell’ is not, nor ever was a Negro-Black thing: it was and is a ‘Nig-gah’ thing.

A nig-gah is a person, male or female who has made themselves to be ‘without principles’; claiming that nothing is wrong to do: They are base, lewd things. Personage destroyed.

 

claude robert

4-28-07

 

 

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Reviewed by Linda Newton Perry 8/6/2008
I don't know about it being only a "A Black Negro Thing" but not snitching seems to be on the rise as the thing to do among some.
Again, I simply don't know. There is much I don't know about. But I love learning. Good to see your face on updated authors. Happy writing. Linda

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