Rogues Gallery- Do You Have One?

Subject: Rogues Gallery- Do You Have One? Sun Jan 17, 2010 12:59 am

My RLSH lifestyle blends Paul Robeson with Doc Savage; Buckaroo Banzai; Jake Speed; the NAACP ( life member btw ) and Challengers of the Unknown. I'm content working without a uniform though one is slowly coming. Despite this years of high profile, underground RLSHing earned me a Southern-fried rouges gallery worthy of any in fiction. In-your-face activism hasn't endeared me to local lords and lackeys in various fields: politics; media; business; law enforcement. I've always had RLSH spirit. The more someone thought himself a stand-in for God the harder I went at him. Savannah, worse perhaps than elsewhere, has so-called elites who look down on folks my color and consciousness.

Enemies like these are a badge of honor. They are either too arrogant or too cowardly to treat with any semblance of respect. They manipulate gullible people to vote against their interests; steer government contracts their way and misuse police to harass instead of serve Savannah's majority Black population. My rogues gallery includes virtually everyone in office; a fair number of appointees; the contemptible Chamber of Commerce; urban pirates and other anchors on progress and assorted latter day masters, overseers and heirs apparent. While they step on Black people, anyone of any color outside their sick clique gets it too. The worst victory would have been becoming a Black reflection of their racism and scheming.

With every e-mail sent; campaign worked and PR stunt pulled high profile, underground RLSH efforts showed not everyone in slave quarters ( the inner city ) were steppin and fetchin for their profit. Can't lie, it was fun and the right thing to do. What were the consequences you might ask? Some spineless critters are still too scared to be seen in public with me. There's a whisper campaign behind my back persuading people not to do business with or hire me when seeking regular employment. Feedback like this is why masks and aliases are used. Besides, if Adam Clayton Powell; Malcolm X and Doc Savage could do it bare faced, I'm thickskinned enough to do it too.

My enemies won't try violence against me. The main reason is I can beat them into bad health any day of the work week and by appointment on weekends. Their idea of courageous competition includes not publishing my work; not answering inquires as a concerned citizen and talking about me behind my back like little girls. All my peers who play this game mysteriously should take notes. This is what it can be like as The One Who Stands Up while everybody else is trying on new kneepads. Secret identities are great safe havens. I like some chump to know it's me who blew the whistle on him. Often I confronted them in person. Stunts I pulled a decade ago still have these nervous nellies in check. If folks weren't being cheated so badly by these rogues it'd almost be funny.

Anyone who stands up will have his haters. Comes with the territory. " You're not doing anything until somebody calls you a S.O.B. " a friend said. Reflecting on my rogues gallery reminds me just how small most rogues really are... and how large we are for opposing them.

NADRA ENZI AKA CAPT. BLACK promotes crime prevention and self-development thorough his CRIME ISN'T A CIVIL RIGHT! presentation and other efforts. HELP HAITI Y'ALL is its latest urgent humanitarian highlight. nadracaptblack@ymail.com and (912) 272-2898.
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Admin Number of posts : 358 Age : 74 Registration date : 2006-12-28

Hello Captain Black,

It was great talking to you the other day on the phone. I hope you are making yourself to home because you are most certainly welcome in here. I have a Rogues Gallery of sorts going myself. Some of them actually post on the Heroes Network board. To me you are judged by two groups, your friends and your enemies. Fairly proud of both groups in my case though I wish the second one had more class. But like you and your friend I don’t think I’m doing my job right unless somebody is pissed off at me. With that as a yardstick to go by I must be doing 1 hell of a good job. If there’s anything you want or need in here just say the word.

Superman

Number of posts : 393 Registration date : 2009-08-22

Superman, all I have to do to go to a Rogue Gallery is go to the local martial arts school in town.

Admin Number of posts : 358 Age : 74 Registration date : 2006-12-28

Patriot,
Thanks for bringing a smile to my face. Your post made me think about my last visit to a martial arts place many years ago. I had just gotten out of the Army and a young friend named Steve wanted me to go there with him and observe his private lesson. His lesson was setting him back 50 bucks and in the 80’s that was a lot more than it is now. His lesson seemed to consist of his instructor bouncing him around the mat like a hackey sack. The object being to teach him how to fall. Now maybe it’s just my warped sense of humor but paying 50 bucks a lesson to be bounced around struck me as funny so I’m afraid I laughed. Somewhere along the line that night I was offered a free lesson and loaned a sweat suit to take it in. Now I’m 6’5" and the sweat suit was for someone 5’6" so you can imagine how I looked in it. So I squared off against his instructor who had no idea about my level of training courtesy of the Army. I pinned him to the mat in less than 5 minutes. I looked over to my friend (who was holding my glasses) and he was frozen mouth open in shock. So I walked over to him got my glasses and gently closing his still gaping mouth said now that’s what you should have done. Oddly enough the owner of the place never invited me back. Guess I shouldn’t have pinned him too when he came out to see what was going on and asked me for a match.
Superman

Number of posts : 393 Registration date : 2009-08-22

Greetings,

Lol, yeah, personally I doing a home study course. It's good if you want to learn some self-defense. Though I do not like sparring. I'm not much into the sport end of thing either. Personally, I like Randori or "live" exercises better.

One thing too is if we how we are doing depends on bad people being pissed off, I must be doing a really good job. Because there is alot of bad people who are pissed off at me. That's why I want the dazzler.

sincerely,

The Patriot

Admin Number of posts : 358 Age : 74 Registration date : 2006-12-28

No Worries. The Tech will come and it will be awesome. I just want to make sure we have a secured location set up for blueprints and such as some things shouldn’t be put on an open board for all the world to see.

Superman

Number of posts : 393 Registration date : 2009-08-22

Greetings,

Well don't you have to be a member to see the Possible Weaponry forum? Or are you talking about a private forum for Earth Agents only?

Admin Number of posts : 358 Age : 74 Registration date : 2006-12-28

ThePatriot wrote:: Greetings,

Well don't you have to be a member to see the Possible Weaponry forum? Or are you talking about a private forum for Earth Agents only?

Right now the way the board or the rest of the main site is set up you can pretty much view anything on it after signing up. What we presently comment on, in the weapons section can be seen by all. I think we also need a place for things like detailed diagrams etc that we don’t want to leave out in the open. That’s why I have a yahoo group site(s) attached to the main Earth Agents site. They can be set up so folks have to be approved to get in giving us control over who sees what in there. It’s the Internet equivalent of locking up the gun or liquor cabinets. It also has the added advantages of us not having to mess with any tacky passwords. Then if we do end up with a bad guy in our midst, all we have to do is delete his membership in the yahoo group site and ban him from this board if we are really pissed. Then he can’t get back in.

Superman

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