Jimmy Henchman Ordered 2005 Shooting Of Suge Knight

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Is that my dawg, that slapped that cat?
Now how did the chicken give birth to a rat?
Now how did the rat learn to sing like a bird?
His pops is a O.G., this is absurd...
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No one in this thread has any fukking idea what they are talking about. Believe what the Cointelpro FEDS are saying, because they never lie. Yall really think Suge is a gangster? :pachaha: fukk Suge
 

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No one in this thread has any fukking idea what they are talking about. Believe what the Cointelpro FEDs are saying, because they never lie. Yall really think Suge is a gangster? :pachaha: fukk Suge

Suge wuznt a street cat, he bought his affiliation, when his money ran out he wuz powerless...
 

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Yall think he had a choice? LMAO. Every rapper and exec you can name got a Big Homie behind him with his hand in his pocket. Including Suge at the time. And it's not by choice :lolbron:
 
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my dude...

glorifying criminal acts is a regressive mindset, and the only industry person taking an L from this situation is Henchman's evil ass.

Let's not bring up Game or 50 or G Unit, because at the end of the day, they're still millionaires from the hood sat in mansions living the life. A couple foot soldiers lost they lives... but that's the game for these low level muhfukkas. That shouldn't be happening to bosses. Game and 50 are smart enough to be out of criminal activity.

Meanwhile, Jimmy gonna be spending the rest of his life in a cell.

Who really lost?

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:russ: listen u stupid sodomite learn the meaning of SATIRE as well as a SENSE OF HUMOR

All though i do drop jewels ...when it comes to this REGIONAL SHYT i don't TAKE THIS SHYT SERIOUSLY

Why becaude unlike your retarded a$$ I HAVE A LIFE

and as a businessesman i know bosses in the game who would NEVER LET REGIPNAL CONFLICTS stop their bread

its a GLOBAL SOCIETY fool



don't get Mad..

GET MONEY :ehh:
:snoop:im global clown...save ya condescending bs for the next nikka lame ..im currently working on morgan stanley's acquisition and data intergration of smith barney so im not impressed that u run a barbershop or ship can goods to jamaica:camby: ....while i read ya bich ass like a book this morning i was in my office posting killing time @ a overtime rate that could buy ya wifes p*ssyhole...you post proof of what you made this week from your businesses:heh: n i will do the same n lets see who gets money ya self named junior...if not stfu:mjpls:
 
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it's crazy how intertwined the 2 Pac, 50 Cent, G-Unit, & Jimmy Henchman stories are, and that cac Jimmy Iovine profited off all of that

Interscope was also used as a drug distributor, thats why Slim The Mobster was/is in jail & dropped from aftermath
 
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the entire music industry just might be a front for drug distribution and money washing. it seems that as less and less records are sold....the execs and artists themselves have more and more money to throw around.



DRUGS and MONEY LAUNDERING have been the FRONT for the GLOBAL MARKET since the beginning of CAPITILISIM go ask the OPIUM traders of the 18th century like the FORBES DYNASTY and the ROYAL FAMILY of the UK and the LEGAL money launderies like WELLS FARGO and HSBC who just whiped thier a$$ with that billion dollar plus fine for MONEY LAUNDERING for MEXICAN CARTELS and TERRORIST GROUPS

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424127887324478304578171650887467568




HSBC to Pay Record U.S. Penalty
U.K.-Based Bank Expected to Admit Money-Laundering Lapses as Part of $1.9 Billion Agreement


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HSBC was fined nearly $2 billion for turning a blind eye to money laundering . WSJ's David Enrich looks at the bank's problems in the U.S. and Central America and whether a fine of this size is appropriate.

Tuesday acknowledged that for years it ignored possible money laundering as part of a record $1.9 billion settlement with U.S. authorities that caps the bank's disastrous foray into the U.S. market.The U.K.-based banking company is expected to forfeit nearly $1.3 billion as part of a deferred prosecution agreement, the largest-ever U.S. forfeiture for a bank, according to people briefed on the agreement between HSBC and multiple U.S. agencies.

The deal includes a civil fine of more than $650 million, according to these people.

As part of the agreement, the bank will admit to violating the Bank Secrecy Act, the Trading with the Enemy Act and other U.S. laws intended to prohibit money laundering, a government official said.

In a statement Tuesday, HSBC confirmed the U.S. settlement, saying it expected reach a similar agreement with UK authorities soon.
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HSBC's troubles with lax financial controls first surfaced publicly in 2010 when the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued a cease-and-desist order. Bloomberg News

Chief Executive Stuart Gulliver said: "We accept responsibility for our past mistakes. We have said we are profoundly sorry for them, and we do so again. The HSBC of today is a fundamentally different organization from the one that made those mistakes."

The bank, whose history dates to an era when the British empire was at its height, has spent the past two years selling off unprofitable businesses and centralizing its global structure stretched across 80 countries.

HSBC officials now blame that structure for much of their U.S. legal trouble, which began when Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in 2007 looked at suspicious cash flows involving HSBC branches in Mexico and the U.S.
 
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