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Why you shouldn’t drive an SUV

The G Manifesto » 28 February 2008 » In Crime, Game, Guide, money » 4 Comments


Why you shouldn’t drive an SUV

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Admit it, SUV’s are pretty obnoxious. They guzzle gas and perpetuate wars in the Middle East. Sports Utility Vehicles are also horrible for the environment. And you are not doing yourself any favors as far as style points are concerned, especially compared to vintage muscle cars, vintage Cadillacs and hell, even brand new Lacs.

Sure, SUV’s are necessary if you want to drive from Diego to Cabo San Lucas or if you need to shoot down to a Panamanian beach for a few low profile months. Or if you are rolling around a Cartel controlled Latin American city, bulletproofed down. But, if you all you do, is drive around the Suburbs, go to work and Starbucks, you are pretty much a jerkoff. Fair enough?

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Here is another reason not to drive an SUV:

My little cousin, Mark Pablo Mason, is an up and coming baby G who lives in Washington DC, was recently was out west visiting colleges. He gave me a call and we met at Pink’s Hollywood for some Hot Dogs. We were both fresh on the scene, crispy and clean like Kentucky Fried Chicken and Irish Spring.

Like two Assassins in the height of fashion, we had young fly LA girls in SUV’s, peeping us as they rolled by. (Not really part of the story, but I just wanted to set the record straight in ‘08.)

As we ate Polish Pastrami swiss cheese dogs and choked down cigarettes (the lunch of champions), I asked him about what’s new on the baby G money making scheme front.

Mark had some pretty basic stuff to say, like bean flipping, standing over rival factions, making book, rigged dice games, swooping private school girls and socialites from a higher economic strata, arson for the Barons, small time heists etc. You know, typical baby G stuff. But then he got my attention with something, as it turns out, gave me some faith in the younger generation. Mad Innovative.

Mark went on to tell me he and his crew have been heisting catalytic converters from cars, primarily from SUV’s because of their height off the ground. He said he can heist a catalytic converter in with a socket wrench or cordless sawzall and be gone in 60 seconds. His crew is so quick, they can even wack them during the daylight. I knew immediately where he was going with this…

See, the commodity markets are very bullish these days. Metals prices have been on a sharp upswing. Catalytic converters (not to be sexist or anything, but for the girls out there, Catalytic converters are used to reduce the toxicity of emissions from your car’s engine) contain precious metals. Most importantly your Catalytic converter contains Rhodium, priced today at over $6000 an ounce. It also contains Platinum (and I don’t mean Platinum Diggers either), $1,200 an ounce and Palladium (and I don’t mean that 80’s Ian Schrager and Steve Rubell nightclub in NYC either) at $320 per ounce.

Mark and his crew would heist the catalytic converters and get paid up to $100 per, from the Barons upstairs. Cats also don’t have serial numbers on them, therefore, reducing the risk.




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I thought this was interesting since I heard through the G grapevine about how some guys heisted an empty Fuel tanker and sold it for scrap. I also caught wind of Cats being heisted on the west coast, to be put on containers, headed for Japan.

Just one more reason not to drive your environmentally damaging, wack SUV.

Either way, since Mark is flush with CASH he paid for my Pink’s. I can’t remember the last time someone paid for my meal.

Kid has got some class. And the world’s future is safe, at least for the next generation of G’s.

The Rest is Up to You…

Michael Porfirio Mason
AKA The Peoples Champ
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
http://www.thegmanifesto.com

Side note:

After Pink’s we ran into a couple of the fly girls in a SUV at Fred Segal. They followed us to Chateau Marmont for some late afternoon Champagne. Worked out well into the night. We were driving a ‘64 Lac. In case you wanted to know the data.

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Oscar Night Heist

The G Manifesto » 27 February 2008 » In Crime, Guide, Travel, money » 2 Comments


Oscar Night Heist

Heistmen wacked a jewelry store in Milan, Italy on Oscar night. The take: 20 Million.

A seven man crew dug a tunnel to the store from an adjacent building. The crew took advantage of the situation since the building next door was under construction.

The G’s were dressed in outfits from Guardia Finaza; the tax police in Italy, to get the drop on the jewelry stores employees.

The hoods then hit up the stores safe deposit boxes. The heist could have been for more, but many of the expensive pieces were being worn by starlets at the Oscars.

The robbers made an innovative move in hitting the store at a time when people would least expect it.

Forward thinking.

The Rest is Up to You………..

Michael Porfirio Mason
AKA The Peoples Champ
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
http://www.thegmanifesto.com

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War of Words: Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins VS Joe Calzaghe

The G Manifesto » 23 February 2008 » In Boxing, Guide » 1 Comment


War of Words: Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins VS Joe Calzaghe

Bernard landed the first punch in his big upcoming fight against the Welshman.

“Name one great fighter you’ve fought!” yelled Hopkins once the fighters were separated. “Name one!”

“YOU name one you’ve fought,” Calzaghe screamed back.

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“I can name five,” Hopkins said.

“Who? Oscar De La Hoya? Great fighter; smaller guy,” Calzaghe said.

“His resume looks like a Mary Poppins script,” Hopkins said of Calzaghe’s record.

Pretty damn funny. Hopkins with a nice combo.

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The Rest is Up to You………..

Michael Porfirio Mason
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http://www.thegmanifesto.com

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Oscar De La Hoya VS Steve Forbes Announced

The G Manifesto » 23 February 2008 » In Boxing, Guide » 2 Comments


Oscar De La Hoya VS Steve Forbes Announced

Oscar De La Hoya is set to fight Steve Forbes on May 3 at the Home Depot Center in Carson in a tuneup for a rematch with Floyd Mayweather Jr (a fight no one wants to see, as it would be easier to just watch a tape of the first fight).

The Forbes fight is by De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions and televised live on HBO not Pay-per-View.

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The 12-round bout will be officially announced at a news conference Tuesday.

De La Hoya (38-5, 30 KOs) last fight was his loss to Pretty Boy Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Forbes (33-5, 9 KOs), formerly a world champion in the 130-pound weight class, was also a fighter on “The Contender.”

I am not alone in thinking that De La Hoya should fight Miguel Cotto or Ricky Hatton next.

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The Rest is Up to You………..

Michael Porfirio Mason
AKA The Peoples Champ
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
http://www.thegmanifesto.com

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Banksy’s piece of Kate Moss sells for $191,000

The G Manifesto » 23 February 2008 » In Art, Guide » 2 Comments


Banksy’s piece of Kate Moss sells for $191,000

Street artist Banksy’s screen print of supermodel Kate Moss sold for US$191,000 at a recent “street art” auction in London. They sold for more than 5 times the expected.

Some people are suprised by the high prices (last week’s charity Red Auction at Sotheby’s in New York one was sold for more than $1.8m (£921,000). But many who grew up with graffitti, hip-hop, and skate culture are now older and have dough.

The Kate Moss piece, inspired by Andy Warhol’s iconic portrait of Marilyn Monroe, was one of 75 pieces of “urban art” on sale.

New pieces are on sale at the Andipa Gallery.

I still prefer the street art.

His street work is of course For the People.

The Rest is Up to You…

Michael Porfirio Mason
AKA The Peoples Champ
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
http://www.thegmanifesto.com

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Two of Four Stolen Masterpieces found in Zurich

The G Manifesto » 20 February 2008 » In Art, Crime, Guide » No Comments


Two of Four Stolen Masterpieces found in Zurich

Two masterpieces that were peeled from the E.G. Buehrle art museum last week were found in good condition Monday in an unlocked car parked outside a nearby psychiatric hospital.

The two other paintings are still Swayze.

The recovered paintings were Claude Monet’s “Poppies near Vetheuil” (1879) and Vincent van Gogh’s “Chestnut in Bloom” (1890) were found by a parking lot attendant who contacted police about 4 p.m. Monday.

The two paintings, which have a combined value of about $64 million, were among four stolen on Feb. 10 by three masked men in a dope daylight robbery at a private villa housing the E.G. Buehrle Collection. It was Switzerland’s largest-ever art robbery.

The two paintings were found Monday in a white Opel Omega with stolen license plates. They were found less than a mile from the museum.

The museum had offered a $91,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of the four paintings, but neither police nor museum officials would say Tuesday if the parking lot attendant, who was not identified, would collect part of it. Or if he was part of the heist, on a flip the script move.

Authorities are continuing to search for the two other stolen paintings, “Count Lepic and his Daughters” (1871) by Edgar Degas and “Boy in a Red Jacket” (1888) by Paul Cezanne, which is the freshest piece in the museum.

Sounds like someone in the crew caught some nerves. Remember back in third grade when you heisted the test answers from the teacher? Someone in the crew always wanted to turn themself in when the heat came down.

That is why I prefer working Dolo.

Or with G Manifesto Certified PIC’s.

The Rest is Up to You…

Michael Porfirio Mason
AKA The Peoples Champ
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
http://www.thegmanifesto.com

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Papoose- Pimp Money

The G Manifesto » 18 February 2008 » In Guide, hip hop » 1 Comment

Papoose- Pimp Money

Pap destroys this track, and the industry.

“I got a pimpin long arm from here to Hong Kong”- Pap

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Kelly Pavlik defeats Jermain Taylor Again in Rematch

The G Manifesto » 18 February 2008 » In Boxing, Guide » No Comments


Kelly Pavlik defeats Jermain Taylor Again in Rematch

Kelly Pavlik defeated Jermain Taylor for the second time on Saturday night, with a 12-round unanimous decision in a at the MGM Grand, Las Vegas.

Pavlik, 25, now undefeated in 33 fights, was contractually obliged to afford Taylor a re-match after flooring the former undisputed middleweight champion on September 29, in Atlantic City, when he captured the WBC and WBO middleweight titles.

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The titles were not on the line in this fight as the two fighters had agreed to fight at a limit of 166lbs, a “catch-weight” above the normal middleweight limit.

Pavlik received decisive scores of 117-111, 116-112 and 115-113 on the cards.

Many think Taylor’s stock actually is rising after his second loss.

Next up for Pavlik could be the winner of Joe Calzaghe and Bernard Hopkins.

The Rest is Up to You…

Michael Porfirio Mason
AKA The Peoples Champ
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
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Ray J “Sexy Can I” featuring Yung Berg EXPLICIT VERSION

The G Manifesto » 15 February 2008 » In Gentleman's Club, Guide, hip hop » 1 Comment


Ray J “Sexy Can I” featuring Yung Berg EXPLICIT VERSION

Soon to be a Gentleman’s Club classic. Or at least a track you can peel Exotics to.

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But more importantly I am posting this because I have twisted one of the girls in the video. Guess which one?

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I am really starting to develop a taste for video girls. Well not really “starting”. I have had an addiction for a while now. You should look into it.

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so boyfriend, she ain’t missed him since” — Yung Berg

Latin mixes well, right?

The Rest is Up to You…

Michael Porfirio Mason
AKA The Peoples Champ
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
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Paintings by Old Masters Heisted in Zurich

The G Manifesto » 12 February 2008 » In Art, Crime, Guide » 3 Comments

Paintings by Old Masters Heisted in Zurich

Four oil paintings worth more than $163.5 Million (£80m) by Monet, Degas, van Gogh and Cezanne were taken in the weekend robbery from the E.G. Buehrle museum.

The heisted pieces were Claude Monet’s “Poppy field at Vetheuil” (1880), Edgar Degas’ “Ludovic Lepic and his Daughter”(1871), Vincent van Gogh’s “Blooming Chestnut Branches” (1890), and Paul Cezanne’s “Boy in the Red Waistcoat” (1890).

Three G’s wearing ski masks and dark clothing ran up in the museum half-an-hour before closing on Sunday. This was largest art robbery in Switzerland’s history and one of the biggest ever in Europe.

While one of the men used a pistol to force museum personnel to the floor, the other two heistmen went into the exhibition hall and collected the four masterpieces. They were said to have spoken German with a Slavic accent (but of course they might have been disguising their voices).

The FBI estimates the market for stolen art at $6 billion(£3bn) annually (making it a very robust industry) and Interpol has about 30,000 pieces of stolen art in its database.

Three other versions of the stolen Cezanne painting — perhaps the most famous of those seized — exist in the National Gallery in Washington, the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. Its value alone is thought to be $90 million.

Last week, two Pablo Picasso paintings were stolen from a Swiss exhibition near Zurich.

The two oil paintings, Tete de cheval (Head of horse) and Verre et pichet (Glass and pitcher), were on loan from the Sprengel Museum in Hannover, Germany.

Again, authorities are talking about “entirely new dimension in criminal culture” which I talked about in Criminality in The Luxury Sector.

Swiss Police called it a “spectacular art robbery.” This is one of the few times I agree with police.

The three G’s are at large and presumibly living large.

No one was hurt.

The Rest is Up to You………..

Michael Porfirio Mason
AKA The Peoples Champ
The Guide to Getting More out of Life
http://www.thegmanifesto.com/

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