Worldly Game

I recently have begun reading the most interesting book I’ve ever opened. The name of this book is The Underground Empire and this post is dedicated to Centac. :-O The Underground Empire   is a book detailing how extremely powerful criminals function, and how Centac (an organization more secretive than the C.I.A. or D.E.A.) brings them down. In order for a criminal first to register high enough for Centac to consider him/her to be a target she/he must first have reach in at least 3 continents (40% of the world). In the book “The Underground Empire” the author focuses on 3 particular suspects, Lu Hsu Hsui, Alberto Sicilia-Falcon, and Donald Steinburg; all of them are major drug traffickers. Lu Hsu Hsui resides in China. Alberto Sicilia-Falcon resides in Mexico, and Donald Steinburg resides in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. These criminals were major in the 70s (which leads me to believe this book was written in the early 80s). (Those names I listed are their real names by the way,

The name is actually the 10 Thot Commandments . (If you enjoyed this post, then please consider   subscribing   to stay up-to-date with my latest postings and sharings. Also, please share and   support   Worldly Game.)

A lot of guys are in relationships that despite them believing that they’re in charge, their women are running the show. Women are masters of strategic manipulation. If a smart woman wants her guy to do something then she’ll drop hints about it and allow him to figure out what she means thus making it seem like he thought of it himself. If she’s really smart then she’ll praise him for being so thoughtful further reinforcing to him that he thought of the idea himself. Here’s an example. Jeanette: The grass is really becoming unruly, don’t you think so? Jean: Yeah it is. It needs cutting. I’m going to cut it when I get some time. Jeanette: Great idea! This example is pretty simple, and guys may be thinking that he already was thinking this and she just reminded him; that’s how strategic manipulation works though. You input an idea into a person’s head and then allow them to make it seem like they thought of it themselves. Here’s another example. (Samantha and Andrew are

To all of my fans, if you’re having issues I’m willing to address up to 5 of your concerns for $20. I’m willing to address individual questions for $5 a piece. Finally, I’m willing to have $50 1 hour Skype sessions to address any number of concerns.  Feel free to hit my email derrick.mills92@gmail.com.

Be on the lookout for my book that I’m working on. I should’ve it out by September of 2016. It’s going to be a fictional storytelling book involving game, corporate social politics, dating, and sex. (In case people are wondering, no it won’t be about me.)

Blaxploitation is a term coined in the early 1970s to refer to black action films that were aimed at black audiences. Featuring African-American actors in lead roles and often having anti-establishment plots, the films were frequently condemned for stereotypical characterization and glorification of violence. Critics of the films saw them as morally bankrupt and as portraying black actors in the most negative way. However, not everyone in the black community agreed as they provided black audiences with cinematic heroes up on the silver screen in a more honest portrayal of urban life unseen in most Hollywood pictures prior to that time. It is important to note that Blaxploitation arose at a critical juncture for the Hollywood film industry. The 1960s were a turbulent time in American race relations, and the civil rights movement exploded into the national consciousness. As the decade wore on, cries of "Black Power" were heard from the ghettos across America, and it became

To all of my fans, if you’re having issues I’m willing to address up to 5 of your concerns for $20. I’m willing to address individual questions for $5 a piece. Finally, I’m willing to have $50 1 hour Skype sessions to address any number of concerns.  Feel free to hit my email derrick.mills92@gmail.com.