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| Notes from a Journal | Started by: Sayyid on Feb 05, '09 16:02 |
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I dunno, KingOfOnePercent. Nikki smiles mischievously. I think I'd respect someone who sat on the fence and took a definitive stance on not taking stances more than a leader and potential godfather candidate who hopped the fence regularly depending on the mood. I guess its just all about meeking ones' way up to that lovely little title, versus doing any real leadership and displaying some backbone to earn it. |
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| Reply by: NikkiPhoenix at Feb 05, '09 22:49 | |
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It's pathetic that the only explanations for the war are coming from the journal of the deceased. No motive given from either Phantom-Ghost or Hayley. Almost as if they're content to wipe this under the carpet and forget this event ever even happened. Then again, if I turned on my former RHM, then turned on my current war partner, then sat back and twiddled my thumbs, I think I'd try and forget about the whole pathetic state of affairs as well. So a hearty "congratulations" to the "victors", and a rest in peace to the only one involved who seemed to have any spine at all. |
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| Reply by: Muiri at Feb 05, '09 22:58 | |
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To all those questioning motives, might I remind you it is not a family leaders duty to come to you all with an explanation? When an explanation of intent is given it is a PRIVILEGE. You all can speculate as you like, but unless either Don PG or Don Hayley fill you in then you simply do not have the right to know. |
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| Reply by: ProphetOfDoom at Feb 06, '09 00:15 | |
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While it may not be the obligation to speak on motives, it wouldn't hurt public relations as bad as saying nothing and moving on. People will linger on in their lives, questioning and molding in their own light what happened with the incident; it's always better to clear the air - however gruesome or unpleasant as it may be. |
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| Reply by: Vicodin at Feb 06, '09 00:37 | |
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*listening intently, Sayyid's journals taking him back to the stories his father JamaicanDon_Marley told him well on his death bed after multiple gunshot wounds suffer in the war* *thinks about his father telling of how he traveled city to city with the great Don Muqtada. City after city spilling the blood of those they once held close and dear to their hearts. Watching as people began to run for the lives and Don Muqtada just slaughtered them one by one, my father by his side shotting shots in the air causing so much heat in the city that no one could move in and even get close to the Don* *hitmen scared to even take a shot at my father JamaicanDon because they knew that the next second, "BAM". And it would be all over. I cryed that night my father died right their in my arms, but I know he was a good man loyal to his family and I plan to be the same* *tears up, rolls a joint right their on the street corner* *slides the local cop a 20 and lites his joint* It was nice to hear your story Sayyid. My father told me great things of your father. He was a great man and I could tell by the honor and respect my father showed toward him. *puffs his joint* *walks off down the alley* |
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| Reply by: Kingston_Assassin at Feb 06, '09 01:01 | |
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| I appreciate that you're sharing a bit of your father's journal, Sayyid. At least that will give me, a young gangster, a little clue about what had happened. Although it'll be better if the other side state their condition. Well, better than nothing I guess. | |
| Reply by: JK at Feb 06, '09 01:58 | |
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*PTDM walks through the same alley as Kingston_Assassin* *As he listens to sayyids journal he wonders off down memory lane* As one of the only standing La Frat War veterans,i recall jumping infront of bullets to defend your father, I did it with pride and not a seconds hesitation .But i have had to sadly move on with no account of what happened as i havent had the chance to listen to someone speak of the events of Feb 04-05, but none the less i will never forget your father sayyid and i Thank You for reading his journals. He was possibly the greatest men to walk these shores. No doubt about it! he fought the fight, defended himself and his own, a man with honour..a man you could rely on to come up trumps. And he did, i have everything to thank your father for. He may not be here with us today but they say a true legend never dies. And hopefully through yourself and the others connected to your father he wont be forgotten *PTDM walks down the alley to his awaiting car* |
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| Reply by: PabloTheDrugMule at Feb 06, '09 03:46 | |
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