Einstien and the 5150

Who are they? Moving sideways in and out of the shadows of the very society they risked their lives for. Sons and daughters of war heroes and politicians, now described by some authorities as the kings and queens of the organized crime underworld.Lies. Do you think that the President who boasts of the swift and non-hesitant military response to a tsunami halfway across the globe and in the same breath neglects his own "less than wealthy" citizens will ever accept a Black Wallstreet? Hmmm. Indeed we the 51 walk in ways adverse to TV Land values; once instruments of policy, now targets of public slander and propaganda. They test and provoke us into anger and violent reaction so that you can all say, "Of course," and "What would you expect from them...?" Our response will be neither juvenile nor physical. In the words of Lawrence Fishburne, "I offer the Truth, nothing more."Many of you in Los Angeles have heard or even witnessed chapters one and two, the Rumors, and the Lies. Chapter three's first page is turning. Truth.
Their First, Einstien, is a Ohio native raised in the Midwestern streets. Though his parents impressed upon him the value of education and keeping trouble at arms length, they couldn't shelter him from his understanding of the grind, forcing him to run in places like Bolivar Arms, and Uzi Alley. He received his name Einstien as the Ghetto Genius, having the uncanny ability to conceive of flawless hustles, and do the math in the blink of an eye, and of course his impressive lyrical gift. Having his Trig teacher give him a separate curriculum pretty much made it stick.After high school he set off to follow in his father's footsteps and joined the Air Force, which sent him first to Great Britain, and then to Kuwait. The L.A. chapter of Stien's life is one of mixed emotion. Experience the tale from the hostile takeover of the 5150, to the square-off with the Hermosa Beach Police Department, on the summer release, Einstien and Sleeper Cell 5150: Truth.
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