How much did Tim did Quando Rondo get and what about dropping his flag?

RD was a street level worker for the infamous Young Boys Inc crew which dominated the dope business in Detroit between 1979 and 1983. This interview was conducted on the recently demolished site of the Jeffries projects.

Full STORY of New Breed Black Gangsters: https://youtu.be/jsaeKxcwMQ0

In the early 1970's an "all-star" team of Chicago's most violent black street guys linked up in the penitentiary, calling themselves "The Royal Family". After a series of infamous crimes throughout the 70's the started doing hits out of state for the Chicago Outfit aka the the Italian Mafia....

Explore the complex history of crime, poverty, and power in New York City. From the heroin surge and gang wars of the 1970s, fueled by a struggling economy and police corruption, to the rise of crack cocaine in the '80s and its devastating impact on communities like Harlem, this video delves into the forces that shaped the city's streets.

Learn about the Italian American Civil Rights League's fight against gangster stereotypes, the emergence of corporate-style drug rings, and the resilience of communities in the face of adversity, including the birth of hip hop in the South Bronx.

We examine the Giuliani era's "quality of life" policing, the weakening of the mafia, and the application of RICO statutes to inner-city gangs. Finally, we look at the ongoing impact of gentrification and the shifting landscape of crime and culture in New York City.

This in-depth analysis reveals a city where stark inequality has historically driven its most vulnerable to desperate measures, and where the line between law and disorder has often been blurred. Join us as we unpack the intricate story of New York's fight for survival and transformation.

The CIA & Bureau of Narcotics: America's Hidden Drug War History

In this explosive interview, we uncover the shocking symbiotic relationship between the CIA and the Federal Bureau of Narcotics from 1947 to the present day. Drawing from classified documents and firsthand accounts from former agents, we reveal how America's drug enforcement was corrupted from its very foundations.

Our investigation explores:

How Harry Anslinger, who led the Bureau of Narcotics for 32 years, helped shape America's racist drug war

The secret training of OSS/CIA officers by Bureau of Narcotics agents

Disturbing CIA "truth drug" experiments using marijuana and LSD on unsuspecting American citizens

How national security interests consistently overrode drug enforcement when U.S. allies were involved in trafficking

The untold story of Black narcotic agents fighting institutional racism from within

How drug traffickers became intelligence assets in the name of fighting communism

This hidden history reveals how institutional racism, corruption, and national security priorities have shaped our modern drug enforcement system, with consequences that continue to impact communities today.

C.I.A corruption part 2: Cubans take over Coke with the Mafia in Miami

C.I.A. Corruption in the Bureau of Narcotics /D.E.A.- Al Profit American Dope

Bleu DaVinci PROVES he did NOT Snitch!

John Sutton was on of the DEA's first black agents. He worked various undercover operations around the world before moving up to a supervisory role.

Griselda Blanco, of Cocaine Cowboys fame was gunned down by #Sicario in Medellin, Colombia after leaving the United States. Also, some bonus news footage about a group of white grandmothers who tried to become coca kingpins in California in the mid 1980's.