Delegation Of Tribe Rukn

[GoonDaKilla]

Circa 1989 Death Blow Of The El Rukns This Was An 8 State Raid Carried Out By The ATF and FBI

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Orgins Of The EL RUKN TRIBE

The Five-Percent Nation of Islam often uses religious protection as a shield, but its true focus appears to be the pursuit of wealth and power. Also referred to as the Gods, the New Nation of Islam, and by other names, this group functions as a loosely connected organization that frequently clashes with internal factions rather than rival gangs. Its origins trace back to the early 1930s, emerging from the early stages of what later became known as the Black Muslim movement in the 1960s and is now called the Nation of Islam. One of the Nation’s well-known beliefs is the portrayal of the White man as a blue-eyed devil, while a lesser-known teaching is the idea that the Black man is god. The article offers an in-depth look at the Five-Percenters, detailing the key figures involved over time, examining their recent activities, criminal behavior, symbols, the role of women in the group, and exploring the debate over whether it constitutes a religion or a cult.

 

By 1966, members of The Five Percent Nation had already established a role in multiple Illinois state prisons. The coalition grew in numbers by gathering anyone who believed in Islam and was willing to learn the teachings of the gang's rules and guidelines. The teachings of the Nation of Gods and Earths are passed on through a modern oral tradition. The advancement of a God or Earth is based on his or her memorization, recitation, comprehension, and practical application of the Supreme Mathematics and the Supreme Alphabet, and also the 120 Lessons, sometimes referred to as degrees, a revised version of the Supreme Wisdom lessons of the NOI, originally written by Wallace Fard Muhammad and Elijah Muhammad. The gang carried out a series of attacks on different gangs throughout the years. Most conflicts between them and other gangs come from converting members who were non-believers into believers in Islam. In 1976, the Five Percent Nation converted Black P Stone Ranger co-founder Jeff Fort, also known as Chief Malik, into a Muslim and a believer of Islam. He then came home and converted members of the Stones into a new and more militant improved faction called the  El Rukn Tribe of Moorish Science Temple of America.

It was in 1969 when a young T. Rodgers formed the Black P Stones in Los Santos with the approval of the Original 21. Initially, it was a community-based organization operating in the South Central area of Los Santos, near Crenshaw Blvd. In the book Uprising by Yusuf Jah and Sister Shah’Keyah, Chapter 9 includes an interview with T. Rodgers that provides information about the history of the Black Stones in Los Santos. T. Rodgers discusses the organization that existed during the early 1970s and some of the community work and activities with which they were involved. Since then, T. Rodgers has appeared on several television programs and movies on the topic of gangs, including Colors as Dr. Feelgood, and he was a participant in the 1989 ABC Special on Gangs hosted by Tom Brokaw. He is also featured in the F.E.D.S. Magazine DVD, where he gives an interview from the Jungles, discussing the early days of LS gangs. He was also featured in an American Drug War, a film about how the U.S. government has contributed to the drug problem in America. In 1983, Jeff Fort wanted to expand the El Rukn coalition into other states to create a stronger network for his weapons and narcotics trade. He figured since he already approved T Rodgers to create a branch of the Black P Stones in Los Santos, he could send another soldier to run a branch of the El Rukn Tribe. Ibrahim Hamilton was chosen by Jeff Fort and the Original 21 to lead a branch of the Los Santos El Rukn Tribe. October 27th 1989, the federal government issued a eight state raid on all El Rukn chapters. They had over three hundred wire taps on Jeff Fort, giving directions and instructions to gang chiefs to perform acts of violence and pick up and drop off weapons and narcotics.

In Modern Day

In Modern Day, the Rukn Tribe mainly supplies black street gangs across the five cities in which they operate. They stay away from gang warfare at all cost trying not to get linked back to any one group. Their business stretches from the illegal weapon trade, boosting car parts, illegal street racing, to drug trafficking. They established a weapon hauling operation that started in Indiana and Kentucky because in those states, it's easy to buy guns with no FFL or FOID. They will normally send a person who isn’t of essence with the streets to go and buy about 7-10 firearms, then haul them to a specific state then they will receive payment.  They also have multiple mobile hotspots, also known as trap-houses, where they print 3D weapons such as Polymer Ghost Glocks and attachments, which the modern-day gangs call “Switches.” They also have spots for other things, such as cooking drugs and getting them ready to be distributed on the streets. The Delegation of Tribe Rukn doesn’t only operate in the streets, they operate in the prisons as well. In 1989, after the eight-state big bust, a lot of high-ranking members got life sentences and banded together. They created a car for Muslims of all kind along as you believe in the Nation of Islam, you can eat, sleep, and program with them inside of prison.  They still have their hands in the drug trade from the inside and out.  Outside of the illegal businesses, the Rukn Tribe has multiple legit businesses that they use to place young African American youth in. They donate thousands of dollars a year to the Black Lives Matter movement, and they also have their own academic program that takes trouble from the youth of the streets. The program teaches the youth how to be businessmen it also pays for the trades that the youth want to attend free of cost.

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The Delegation Of Tribe Rukn is an invite-only faction, due to the faction's leadership valuing our work and time, especially valuing our roles and who's a part of our project. It's like this as a way of maintaining control within our circle, however, do not be afraid to approach at all. We're willing to accept those who are active, loyal, determined, however, you want to describe it, a member that will pick up on the program and help benefit the faction and the server realistically and creatively, we expect anything from a replica to a life-like character (if you're basing your character off another person ), or fictional character that correlates to our story (if your creation is up-to-par to build the preliminaries and fit it in with our program).

If a person is lazy, or a waste of time, we will simply remove you as if you don’t even exist, again, we value our time and have an innate sense of “worth, value, substance, etc”, if you have nothing we can relate to or take value from whether it be knowledge, creativity, or even development from being around your character, we have no time for you in this faction. We value effort in a way that NO other faction of the community does, value is practical, practical is useful, meaning is beneficial, beneficial is positive, positive is good, on and on and on. (This may sound like we use people who can “give” us things, but it is not the case, we carefully conserve our time, and said time will only be used on things of some intrinsic value within the faction.

 

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