look at the first row, once you spot td jakes look behind him.
that's PHOTOSHOP BREH.....SHAWN CARTER is NOT.....P.H.A....trust me i know
Biggs and Emory Jones did long bids in the Feds: How did Jay Z avoid doing any prison time?
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that's PHOTOSHOP BREH.....SHAWN CARTER is NOT.....P.H.A....trust me i know
This can't be more than 10 years old.
look at the first row, once you spot td jakes look behind him.
I think OP is talmbout in the 90's.
But, I don't think the Masons are as powerful as YouTubes and internet Rap fans think.
I know they powerful enough to make calls to judges, that's all imma say. Not even speaking on Jayz right here
Hov is a 33rd degree
that's PHOTOSHOP BREH.....SHAWN CARTER is NOT.....P.H.A....trust me i know
I just zoomed in
that's PHOTOSHOP BREH.....SHAWN CARTER is NOT.....P.H.A....trust me i know
U rite
Demon
Evil b*stard
carlo gambino never went to jail in his life and died in his own bed
It's funny that this thread popped up and Cam spoke on Jay having money before rap.
He was doing something
He was doing something
frank lucas was that boss that didnt floss all over the city, who wore regular cloths & drove around in a regular car addition to having his family/closes friends part of his criminal organization
-which took the powers of be, a hellva long time before he got on there radar-
shyt... even the pig that investigated him said all his bosses ei. lieutenants, captions, chiefs, the feds etc... laughed at him when he presented lucas organzation :told them lucas was more powerful & lucrative then the italian mafia
my nikka , frank lucas is the definition of bad boyz move in silence
backbreaker65
All Star
You didn't read shyt, I said, I specifically said Bosses move on silence. nikkaS.
frank lucas was that boss that didnt floss all over the city, who wore regular cloths & drove around in a regular car addition to having his family/closes friends part of his criminal organization
-which took the powers of be, a hellva long time before he got on there radar-
shyt... even the pig that investigated him said all his bosses ei. lieutenants, captions, chiefs, the feds etc... laughed at him when he presented lucas organzation :told them lucas was more powerful & lucrative then the italian mafia
my nikka , frank lucas is the definition of bad boyz move in silence
frank lucas was that boss that didnt floss all over the city, who wore regular cloths & drove around in a regular car addition to having his family/closes friends part of his criminal organization
-which took the powers of be, a hellva long time before he got on there radar-
shyt... even the pig that investigated him said all his bosses ei. lieutenants, captions, chiefs, the feds etc... laughed at him when he presented lucas organzation :told them lucas was more powerful & lucrative then the italian mafia
my nikka , frank lucas is the definition of bad boyz move in silence
fukk is you talm bout....FRANK LUCAS told on over half of new york during the LEROY BUTLER TRIAL...
here is the reciepts:
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit - 643 F.2d 38 (2d Cir. 1981)
Argued June 16, 1980. Decided Feb. 9, 1981. As Amended March 19, 1981. Rehearing and Rehearing In Banc Denied May 13, 1981
Jerome H. Field, Brooklyn, N. Y., for appellant Leroy Perry.
Lawrence K. Feitell, New York City (Ozro T. Wells, New York City, on brief), for appellant Leroy Butler.
FACTS
The other chief Government witness was Frank Lucas, the well-known Harlem drug trafficker who is currently serving consecutive federal and state prison terms totaling seventy years. Lucas testified as to transactions with appellant Butler throughout 1974 in which Butler gave him mannite and quinine in exchange for heroin. These transactions took place at the Audubon Garage in Washington Heights. The garage was owned by a corporation in which Butler was a stockholder and on behalf of which appellant Arthur Gibbons at one point served as a leasing agent. Lucas on occasion played cards with Butler and Pollack at the Audubon Garage, and Gewirtz made a number of mannite-quinine deliveries there. Lucas's and Butler's dealings were arranged during meetings either at a Harlem social club or at the Bridge Apartments (located across the street from the Audubon Garage) where Butler had an apartment and where, from time to time, Gewirtz also brought mannite and quinine to Butler or to Willie Earl Patterson. Lucas testified to three sales of heroin to Butler in 1974: one in late spring or early summer of a half kilo paid for by Butler with $60,000 and an amount of mannite and quinine; a second in mid-summer of a half kilo delivered to Butler at the Bridge Apartments; and a third sale in late 1974 of a half kilo paid for in "cash and cut."
Lucas also testified to appellant Charles Cameron's association with Butler
33rd degree is an Honorary Degree in the west...and it is a "public acknowledgment" of one's civic and humanitrian (charitiable) contributions...you don't have to be a dues paying freemason to obtain it..
the degree just like the bulk of the craft degrees (4-32) contain NO ESOTERIC insight..everything is simply symbolic...
todays' freemasonry is simply SOCIAL and CEREMONIAL...
how is it given in that context
hon·or·ar·y
[ˈänəˌrerē]
ADJECTIVE
- conferred as an honor, without the usual requirements or functions: