Comments on: The Music Movement

By: Trent Bishop (President Wolfpak Management)

Trent Bishop (President Wolfpak Management) — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 00:06:20 +0000

We need to take the time out to see what’s happening to our brothers and sisters who are incarcerated
many for years, for minor charges. Granted these individuals brought most of their problems to themselves but it’s no reason to treat all like animals. Our brother and sisters go in jail mad and upset for whatever the case may be, and come out still upset and mad. Why? Because there’s no help in jail
No rehabs, no classes for self enhancements, no therapy, no psychological first-aid to help change them and make them better people. Some jails don’t even have a church or mass so one can worship. They need these things so they can stop doing further damage to themselves and society, of course these indivisibles has to step up and want to change oneself.
Wolfpak is here speaking for them, for our brothers and sisters that can’t speak from behind the walls.
This is not slavery!!!
The government needs to step in and help those that need help, don’t just let them rot in jail. Help these men and women become:
Better fathers, better mothers, better children, better providers, better citizens, better product of society and better children of GOD.
I’m not a preacher, far from it, but I do know right from wrong. And this is wrong!
ALL WE WANT IS AN ANSWER! (A.W.W.I.A.A)
Wolfpak means
With Our Love Forms Power And Knowledge ……………..and that’s what we’re here to bring.

By: donald frye

donald frye — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 16:50:26 +0000

Myname is donald frye, i’m a boston native and resident who unfortunately has serve 14 years in massachusetts prisons and recently got out. just before my release i had a great opportunity to meet with and study with Darrell Jones,(Diamond), Michael AshehleyDirty), and Jabire Pope. There four of us enjoyed great chemistry as we studied in the prison yard in 90 degree temperatures for my last summer in prison. I was the fortunate one out of the four of us to make it out and have sworn to be our vessel to prison reform please utilize me as you will. Contact me at 617-785-9781. I love you fellas .

By: obamaanswerthis

obamaanswerthis — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 14:55:15 +0000

HEY

get at us at 617 499 8633 or at darrelljones67@gmail.com

By: INONGE N

INONGE N — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 11:20:25 +0000

I am a first generation American citizen – which means I was born in another country (Africa). The cultural origins that I have are essential to me. They may not be the same as many as my neighbors, but they are still real. What I have realized in my personal odyssey – LIFE! We are NOT the SAME! I am NOT white! I am Not a man! I am NOT rich! I am NOT ignorant! aight.. America can Not be a nation that is color blind because America is a DIVERSE nation. So Let US embrace our diversity. Americans originate from many different cultures that are all individually vibrant and unique – none is better or more superior but they are NOT the SAME! THE UNITED STATES cannot afford to alienate even one of our people. AMEN

By: MC Holy Ghost

MC Holy Ghost — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 04:46:26 +0000

Trying to find out how to reach you and submit my song…
MC Holy Ghost – “3P’s featuring MastaSwitch”
The President, The Professor and the Policeman…

Avi Barksdale told me about your movement…

By: ILL Literate

ILL Literate — Tue, 18 May 2010 00:58:28 +0000

This is somthing I can get behind, the real know wuts truly important. Easy.

By: OBAMA ANSWER THIS : Mutescreamz Mentaltainment

OBAMA ANSWER THIS : Mutescreamz Mentaltainment — Mon, 10 May 2010 17:49:57 +0000

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By: Rev. William A. Barry, S.J.

Rev. William A. Barry, S.J. — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:37:33 +0000

This is a very moving appeal not just to President Obama but to all Americans to work together to change our society so that young Americans who live in our inner cities can have a country that they can believe in, a country that really is color and class blind and that believes in the possibility of redemption for everyone, especially for those who are incarcerated. I am impressed by the eloquence of Mr. Jones and by the creativity of the presentation.