| The Fbi War on Tupac Shakur and Black Leaders |  | Author: John Potash
Publisher: Progressive Left Press
Category: Book
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Dimensions (in): 8.6 x 5.7 x 0.8
ISBN: 0979146909
EAN: 9780979146909
ASIN: 0979146909
Publication Date: January 1, 2008
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Condition: BRAND NEW HOT OFF THE PRESS., REVOLUTIONARY WORK.
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New information about the FBI envolvement in the youthful deaths of many RAP leaders and Black Civil Rights Leaders. Much of this information has never been published before! John Potash spent 1/3 of his life working on it.
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the FBI war on Tupac Shakur and Black Leaders November 14, 2008
In this small book is the radical idea that our federal government has from the 1960's on conducted a dangerous and deadly mission against Tupac Shakur and many other minority leaders. Author John Potash divides the book into 190 pages of discursive argument and nearly 100 pages with 900 references to support all his work. This may be because if his thesis is currect or government has committed deadly crimes against the public that are prosecutorial. Tupac Shakur, one of the early rappers, was gunned down at the age of twenty-five after at least 5 attempts at his young life.
John Potash after two decades of revolutionary research comes up with an FBI organization called COINTELPRO involving several state local,and of course Federal Government police state officials who are named and interviewed in the deaths of Bobby Seale, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Robert F. Kennedy, Fred Hampton and many more minority activists. In the 1970's, the so-called "Gansta Rappers", were chased down one by one and attacked, killed or imprisioned by the federal agents of COINTELPRO.
By the end of this small book you are numb to the atrocities of the government and that they "Got Away With Murder". You would think that George W. Bush, who is included in this book, was just following older precedents of spying and torture that already has existed for forty years. John Potash names the men who he thinks killed Tupac Shakur and arrested many of his family. Remember that he includes so many interviews, Freedom of Information, FBI, CIA and other information agencies files, scholarly and underground articles, many publications. I can only conclude that I'm surprised nothing has been printed in the newspapers of his controversial thesis, and no real action has come about. Maybe our new President Barack Obama will try
to bring all these people to justice.
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