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yonamwanza Posted 7 years, 2 months ago.   Favorite
Dear Joseph A Roberge
I'm happy to receive your message via this site and also I'm visiting my postal mail to see if you have sent another letter via it for more confirmation.

The first time I missed to understand that you have asked me to send money to you. I was thinking that you was asking my bank to activate my account in order the bank be activated for any transactions.

Unfortunately my bank have no any balance and I have no money to send fiist to you.
I'm asking you may ask your bank may start sending me the amount you permitted to be sent to me without receiving first amount from me. Or ask them may send me the amount of $150 once I get it i will send to you via money gram and you will use it for depositing to your bank to activate my monthly money. Or you can help me in asking your bank to start sending me the sum of $150 or more by your permission.

I have no way to do in order to send the amount required I could send $500 once or less but i have no money.
Please I need your advice and help.
I and my family we are always praying for you and you are in our thoughts I hope God will encourage you and open the door of your free.
Hope to hear from you soon.

Yona Mwanza.

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Julia Posted 7 years, 2 months ago.   Favorite
With an enraged soul, fist clenched, mouth gagged to contain... to hold,
Voices enriched with street wisdom, physically although caged, needing to VENT....
stories to be told.

Sniper Azande Xzyzst... The Master of Ceremonies... Powerful in his role.
Director of this symphonic truth, with instruments of designed purpose. Melodically waiting to unfold.

First to the mic, Loutah confessing the truth in "Grimy since birth."
New New shit, No Enemy World, the drumbeat of this earth.

"The Movement." Reyon professing pride in being a black man.
Even when viewed as a crime, with dogged determination, destined to stand!

With "Black Jewelz" B.G. (Demetrius Howard) conveyed sentiments close to the heart.
Lives extinquished by those in official uniforms armed with guns and unreleting distain to impart.

Black internal GOD resonates from "Angry BlackMan" rap by Xzyzst and Joker...
Somebody turn the mic UP!
The realness of our society. The illumination of the greed that streatches back to the days of Micah.

Reading "Life & Death" written by Face caused tears of compassion to ceaselessly drip.
Heartbeats of Empathy resonate. Know that forever I will hold you tightly in my grip.

Voices rising with "A new Anthem" loud, clear and precise.
Loutah, just know that again your words are the Bread of Life.

The question Big Rock asked was "Who killed Uncle Sam?" As well as he should.
It was answered with unwavering courage and an indepth precision, clear for those who understood.

The King Narmeer's "My life of sin" was told with a soul wrenching voice filled with pain.
Yet, even so, there remains a constant dignity that rises to the surface again and again.

I am ever amazed at my boy Xzyzst and the cultivating clarity his words impart.
The message of forgiveness continues to reverberate and enlighten my heart.

So from here in this concrete cage, know that your sister Mpingo acknowledges your support for each other.
Your struggle continues to inspire me. I'll hold your spirits high and continue to fight for all of you.... MY BROTHERS!

By: Mpingo Waridi Uhuru

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