Monday, April 28, 2008

Jon Hope featuring Termanology - Blue Devils

The video for Jon Hope and Termanology's "Blue Devils" off of Jon Hope's The Audacity Mixtape. With production from none other than Statik Selektah, "Blue Devils" is one of the hottest joints on the underground scene right now. Intended to shed some light to the ever increasing problem that is police brutality, "Blue Devils" bangs with a dope beat, dope rhymes, and an important message.



RIP to Sean Bell, Amadou Diallo and all the lives stolen by the Police.

NYPD GETS AWAY WITH MURDER ONCE AGAIN!



A Queens judge on Friday, April 25th 2008, 9 am EST acquitted three detectives charged in the shooting of Sean Bell, who died on his wedding day in a hail of 50 police bullets. He said that prosecutors had failed to prove their case and that wounded friends of the slain man had given testimony that he did not believe.

The top-to-bottom acquittals of Detectives Gescard F. Isnora, Michael Oliver and Marc Cooper were delivered by Justice Arthur J. Cooperman in an essay form bearing little resemblance to a standard jury verdict, and were met momentarily with silence in court as spectators looked at one another to be sure they had grasped what he was saying.

The detectives, all but obscured behind a human wall of courthouse officers, finally seemed to exhale deeply, even crumple, with relief. Detective Oliver — who reloaded his gun to fire a total of 31 shots and helped catapult the shooting from tragic mistake to a symbol, for many, of police abuse of force and poor training — closed his eyes and cried.

Except for a few scuffles outside the Queens Criminal Court building and shouted displays of disbelief and outrage, the day passed peacefully amid calls for calm delivered by the mayor, the police commissioner and other officials. Still, the Rev. Al Sharpton, a spokesman for the Bell family, called for street protests and said people should get themselves arrested, “whether it is on Wall Street, the judge’s house or at 1 Police Plaza.”

Thursday, April 17, 2008

FATCOP XXL x TERMANOLOGY mixtape Da Cameo King





FATCOP XXL on the Cover of Termanology's newest mixtape Da Cameo King.
Cop one at http://www.myspace.com/therealtermanology

Keep look out for "POLITICS AS USUAL" Termanology's Album
Dropping soon with a Tee and Mixtape Presented by FATCOP XXL!

Shout outs to TERMANOLOGY, DAN GREEN, B-ROC & HeavyRocMusic STUDIOS!!!