The psychological covert war on hip hop
By: by Professor Griff
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Heirz to the Shah
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Atlanta, GA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 257
ISBN-13: 9780977124206
Subjects: Rap (Music); Conspiracy theories; Psychological aspects; Illuminati; History and criticism; Hip-hop
Other titles: Illuminati's take over of hip hop
Notes: "We want to raise the level of consciousness of the people to the degree where we can connect with like minded people around the globe to put in place an infrastructure to lay the bases for a new reality, intergrated [sic] but separate from thinking our hand picked leading blacks"--P. 2.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction. The "ology" of the mind, controlled vs. the study of the "psyche" freed; title: 1st degree. Rap vs. hip hop ; The hip hop revolution conceived or deceived ; Racism and the reality of a mind revolution beyond the 21st century ; Comments from Chuck D, An open letter to hip hop; title: 2nd degree. Hip hop's Co-In-Tel-Pro files,rap sheets and the introduction of the hip hop cop ; Comments from John Potash; title: 3rd degree. The Illuminati's takeover of hip hop ; Comments from Brother Corey from XXL Magazine; title: 4th degree. The synagogue of Satan, or the Sin-of-God of Satan : 10% blood suckkkers of the poor ; Comments from Ashad Muhammad and Philip Muhammad; title: 5th degree. Pimps, preachers, politicians, pedophiles and the pulpit; title: 6th degree. Hood treason, the Pacifi antidote, soul'd out at 10% off, certified Uncle Toms and the hip hop Ten Commandments ; Comments from Wise Intelligent from Poor Righteous Teachers; title: 7th degree. Money, madness, music and mayhem and the M.E.D.I.A : multi-ethnic destruction in amerikkka; title: 8th degree. Destroying hip hop's appetite for self-destruction : f rom "gangsta" to "gay" ; Comments from Mwalimu Bomani Baruti and Umar Abdullah Johnson; title: 9th degree. Hustlers of culture : it's bigger than hip-hop, it's beyond beats and rhymes; title: 10th degree. Black music and the psycho-analytical destruction of a stolen legacy.