innocent people getting hurt. and seeing too many people doing things they didn t want to do, being forced to do. it s like the higher you go up, the more you see. the debrief process takes months, sometimes even years. because the igi must verify the truth of an inmate s autobiography. for myself, back in 2001, when i was in county jail, they ordered me to hit my own uncle because he was a dropout. and then after that, that s when i got my little points, what they call points. they train us to do all that. how were you trained? you got different educations. you got your street education, your squad leaders, which they teach you how to do all your warfare tactics, your weaponry, then you got your kill squad.
innocent people getting hurt. and seeing too many people doing things they didn t want to do, being forced to do. it s like the higher you go up, the more you see. the debrief process takes months, sometimes even years. because the igi must verify the truth of an inmate s autobiography. for myself, back in 2001, when i was in county jail, they ordered me to hit my own uncle because he was a dropout. and then after that, that s when i got my little points, what they call points. they train us to do all that. how were you trained? you got different educations. you got your street education, your squad leaders, which they teach you how to do all your warfare tactics, your weaponry, then you got your kill squad.
yourself to be honest, i got tired of all the corruption. i seen a lot of bad calls and innocent people getting hurt. and seeing too many people doing things they didn t want to do, being forced to do. it s like the higher you go up, the more you see. the debrief process takes months, sometimes even years. because the igi must verify the truth of an inmate s autobiography. for myself, back in 2001, when i was in county jail, they ordered me to hit my own uncle because he was a dropout. and then after that, that s when i got my little points, what they call points. they train us to do all that. how were you trained? you got different educations. you got your street education, your squad leaders, which they teach you how to do all your warfare tactics, your weaponry, then you got your kill squad.
which, you know, he teaches you how to do all your warfare tactics and your weaponry, and then you got your kill squad. once you learn all that, you learn the pressure points on the body, where to hit them, how much inches to the heart, hit them in the jugular vein, the main vital arteries, right? you learn all of them. the weapons, you learn which weapons to effect a kill. an effective kill in the yard you get a metal piece. goes straight to the heart, and it sticks to the bone before you go too far. then have you other weapons like spears, right, crossbows, right, they don t really do no damage, but when you mix it with poison, right? you know, when you get caca and pee, right, and let it sit for a little bit, put a little salt in that, let it sit for 72 hours, it turns white on top. take the white stuff on top, put the dark stuff on your shoe
things they didn t want to do, being forced to do. it s like the higher you go up, the more you see. the debrief process takes months, sometimes even years. because the igi must verify the truth of an inmate s autobiography. for myself, back in 2001, when i was in county jail, they ordered me to hit my own uncle because he was a dropout. and then after that, that s when i got my little points, what they call points. they train us to do all that. how were you trained? you got different educations. you got your street education, your squad leaders, which they teach you how to do all your warfare tactics, your weaponry, then you got your kill squad.