West Coast Connection Forum
Lifestyle => Tha G-Spot => Topic started by: Narrator on November 17, 2006, 08:23:32 AM
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Y'all seen how Now I Know had a Wikipedia entry? Well, on a whim, I typed in "Ellsworth Johnson" and found this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellsworth_Johnson
Ellsworth Raymond 'Bumpy' Johnson (1906–1968) was an African-American gangster from Harlem in the early 20th Century.
Johnson, a folk hero among Harlem locals for over four decades, was an associate of Stephanie St. Clair. He was later hired as an enforcer by New York crime families against local criminals who were attempting to gain control of Mafia operations in Harlem and other predominantly black neighborhoods. Given the nickname "Bumpy" by his parents due to a large bump he had received as a child; Johnson was arrested more than forty times and would eventually serve three prison terms for narcotics-related charges before dying of a heart attack in 1968 while at a Harlem night club. At the time of his death, his case was pending for another narcotics violation that could have earned him a possible fourth prison term. While in prison Johnson studied philosophy and history. Johnson also wrote poetry, some of which was later published during the Harlem Renaissance.
Once in December 1965, Johnson staged a sit-down strike in a police station, refusing to leave, as a protest against their continued surveillance. He was charged with "refusal to leave a police station" but was acquitted by a sympathetic judge.[1]
To date, he has been portrayed in film by actor Lawrence Fishburne in The Cotton Club and Hoodlum as well as by actor John Amos in the television special Alcatraz: The Whole Shocking Story.
Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson is also the user-name of an Internet legend on the world-famous DubCC (West Coast Connection) message board who is well-known for his fake black nationalist posturing and his alleged plot to kill all white people in a worldwide revolution.
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White Power!
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pretty schizo
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Y'all seen how Now I Know had a Wikipedia entry? Well, on a whim, I typed in "Ellsworth Johnson" and found this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellsworth_Johnson
Ellsworth Raymond 'Bumpy' Johnson (1906–1968) was an African-American gangster from Harlem in the early 20th Century.
Johnson, a folk hero among Harlem locals for over four decades, was an associate of Stephanie St. Clair. He was later hired as an enforcer by New York crime families against local criminals who were attempting to gain control of Mafia operations in Harlem and other predominantly black neighborhoods. Given the nickname "Bumpy" by his parents due to a large bump he had received as a child; Johnson was arrested more than forty times and would eventually serve three prison terms for narcotics-related charges before dying of a heart attack in 1968 while at a Harlem night club. At the time of his death, his case was pending for another narcotics violation that could have earned him a possible fourth prison term. While in prison Johnson studied philosophy and history. Johnson also wrote poetry, some of which was later published during the Harlem Renaissance.
Once in December 1965, Johnson staged a sit-down strike in a police station, refusing to leave, as a protest against their continued surveillance. He was charged with "refusal to leave a police station" but was acquitted by a sympathetic judge.[1]
To date, he has been portrayed in film by actor Lawrence Fishburne in The Cotton Club and Hoodlum as well as by actor John Amos in the television special Alcatraz: The Whole Shocking Story.
Ellsworth "Bumpy" Johnson is also the user-name of an Internet legend on the world-famous DubCC (West Coast Connection) message board who is well-known for his fake black nationalist posturing and his alleged plot to kill all white people in a worldwide revolution.
If i was you i'd go on a manhunt and kill that son bitch!
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there catching on...lay low for a while. :monkey_dance2:
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I know these tribal niggas out in the motherrland. You can stay with them for a while until the heat is gone.
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anyone grab a pic of niks page?