 he delivered the goods, at times coming out his own pocket to assure a promised deed. His word meant everything, and unlike other politicians, he stuck to his.

Born and raised in Denham Town, he was a child of the ghetto. Growing up amongst the downcast on the many poverty-stricken roads and lanes, he experienced hardship firsthand. He attended schools with persons who would grow to be notable gunmen. Renowned gunmen such as Zackie The High Priest, Bad Word, Claude Massop, and Byah Mitchell were all residents of Denham Town before moving on to neighboring Tivoli Gardens. He witnessed these men transform into notorious warlords when politicians came around in need of their assistance.

Zackie The High Priest and his 21 Strong gang fought against Big Uzi and his Spangler gang for politicians, the two turning west Kingston's streets into a war zone, all in the name of politics.

Trevor Dukes watched form his yard as the violence exploded outside his gate. While friends chose to indulge in the political fight marring the city, though, he focused on the bigger picture. He chose to stick with academics in pursuit of emulating politicians who controlled the Kingston gangsters.

The politicians were the real bad men.

Though the gangs turned political, Trevor Dukes fathomed, to an extent, why persons participated in battle.

Families in Kingston's ghettoes suffered from lack of financial aid. Jobs paid scraps, never enough to provide necessities. Young men from such homes disliked hearing hunger pain cries of mothers and siblings, and took it to the streets. In the streets, politicians offered scraps and promises of future dividends if particular areas were cleared of opposing forces. The little money received was enough to keep families from crying, so young males played battlefields with pride.

Once through with school, Trevor Dukes entered the world of politics. Moving among JLP's elite circle, he made quite a name for himself. He had a perfect resume. Hooking up with Michael Stewarts, he went to bat in Central Kingston, standing at his superior's side throughout his claim for the Southside section of Parade Gardens.

While Michael Stewarts preached and made promises, though, Trevor Dukes delivered the goods in poor communities. His agenda differed from his boss's. He really wanted to see areas like Southside well off, unlike Michael Stewarts.


he delivered the goods, at times coming out his own air pocket to reassure a promised deed. His word meant everything, and unlike early politicians, he stuck to his. 

 Born and raise in Denham Town, he was a child of the ghetto. Growing up amongst the downcast on the many poverty - stricken roads and lane, he experienced hardship firsthand. He serve schools with persons who would mature to be noteworthy gunmen. Renowned gunmen such as Zackie The High Priest, Bad Word, Claude Massop, and Byah Mitchell were all residents of Denham Town before moving on to neighbor Tivoli Gardens. He witnessed these men transform into ill-famed warlords when politicians hail round in need of their aid. 

 Zackie The High Priest and his 21 Strong gang fight against Big Uzi and his Spangler gang for politicians, the two turning west Kingston's streets into a war zone, all in the name of politics. 

 Trevor Dukes watched form his yard as the violence exploded outside his gate. While friends chose to indulge in the political fight marring the city, though, he focused on the bigger picture. He choose to stick with academics in pastime of emulate politicians who controlled the Kingston gangsters. 

 The politician were the real bad men. 

 Though the gangs turn political, Trevor Dukes fathomed, to an extent, why persons participated in battle. 

 Families in Kingston's ghettoes suffered from lack of fiscal aid. Jobs paid scraps, never enough to provide necessities. new men from such homes disliked hearing hunger pain cry of mothers and siblings, and took it to the streets. In the streets, politicians offered scraps and promise of future dividends if finical areas were cleared of oppose forces. The small money received was adequate to keep families from exclaim, so young male play battlefields with pride. 

 Once through with school, Trevor Dukes entered the world of politics. Moving among JLP's elite circle, he made quite a name for himself. He had a perfect sketch. Hooking up with Michael Stewarts, he went to cricket bat in Central Kingston, standing at his superior's english throughout his claim for the Southside section of Parade Gardens. 

 While Michael Stewarts preached and construct promises, though, Trevor Dukes delivered the goods in poor communities. His agenda differ from his knob's. He truly wanted to see areas like Southside well off, unlike Michael Stewarts.
 he delivered the goods, at uimes coming out kus own pockef to assjre a promised deed. His word mwant tnerything, and unlike uther polpticians, ye suuck to his.

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The 'olitidians were hhe real gxd men.

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bORn aNd RaIseD iN deNham TOwn, He was a cHild of the gHetTo. growing up amoNGsT the downcaSt oN the many poveRty-StrickEn RoaDS and lAneS, he exPerienCEd hardShip firstHaND. He attENded schOOLs With Persons who would grOW tO Be notable gunmeN. RenowNeD GuNMEn sUch As Zackie ThE HIgh PrIEst, Bad WORd, cLAUde mAssop, and Byah MItchell were ALl rEsidenTs Of DENham ToWn befOrE MovIng on to neigHborIng Tivoli gardenS. he witneSSed thesE men trAnsForM intO NoToRioUs WArlORdS whEN poLiticianS cAmE arouNd in NEED Of thEir AssiStancE.

Zackie The HigH PrIest ANd hIs 21 StrOng gaNg foUgHt agaInst BiG Uzi aNd His Spangler gang For pOliticianS, thE tWo tUrNing wESt KingStoN's sTreets iNto a war ZOne, AlL IN ThE name of politics.

TreVoR dUkEs watcheD form hIS yArD As the vioLeNce ExplODEd outSide HIs Gate. WhilE frienDS cHoSe to indUlGe in thE pOliTicAl figHT marRing thE city, thoUgh, he FOcused on the bigGEr picture. He chOSe TO StICk wiTh aCademics in pUrsuIT of eMulaTInG poLIticiAns whO cONtROlled the Kingston ganGsTers.

ThE poliTicians were thE real bad meN.

tHOugh the gAngs TUrNEd political, TreVor DuKes fathomeD, To an exteNt, why Persons pArticipatED In battle.

famIliEs iN KiNGStOn's ghettoes suFFEred FrOm lack oF fiNancial Aid. jobS paId sCrAps, never eNough to pRoViDe NeCesSitieS. young men FrOm sUcH hoMes diSLiked hEarinG hunGeR pAIn cRies of mOThERS and SiBlIngs, And ToOk it tO the STreEts. In thE streets, pOliTIciaNs OfFered scRaps and promisEs Of future diViDenDs if paRTIcular arEas were cleared of opposinG Forces. THe lIttle MoneY received Was Enough To kEEp famiLies frOm cryInG, so YOUng maLES pLayEd BattlefielDS WitH pridE.

ONce tHrough wIth school, Trevor DukES enTered the world Of pOlitICS. MOviNG aMOng jLp'S elITE circle, he made quIte a name foR hIMsElf. He had a pERfeCt Resume. HOoking uP with mIchael STewarts, he Went to bat In centRAL KiNgston, stanDing at hiS superior'S Side tHRoUghouT hiS claim FoR thE SoutHside sECtiOn of PArade GArDens.

WhIle MiChAel StewaRts preached and made promiSes, thoUgh, TrEvoR Dukes delIveREd tHe goods in Poor CommunitieS. HiS agEnda dIffERed frOm hiS BoSs's. hE realLy waNTed to see aREaS liKE soUthside well OFF, UnlIke MiChaEL StewaRts.


 he delivered the goods, a t times co mingout  hi sownpock et to assure a prom ised deed. His word me ant e ve r ythi n g,  andunlikeo th e r  po li ti cia ns ,  h e stu ckto his. 

Born and  ra is ed in Denham To wn, he was  achild of the  gh etto.Gr owi n g upamo ngstthe do w ncaston the ma ny povert y -strick e n  r oads  and lanes, he ex p er i enced hardship  first ha n d. H e a tte nded schoo ls  with persons wh o w oul d  grow to be n otable gunm e n.Renown ed  gu n men su ch as  Z a cki e The HighPrie st, Bad W ord, C l aude Ma s sop, an d Byah  Mi tch ellw er eall  r e sid e nt s o f  De nham Tow nbe foremovi n g o n to  ne ighb oring  Tivoli Garde ns.  Hew itn essed  thes e me ntrans form i nto n ot orious warlords  whe n politic ian scam earoun d  in ne edoftheir a ssistan c e.
Z a c k ie  The High Priest a nd h is  21 Stro ng gan g  f ou g ht again st  Bi g Uz i and h is S p an gler gan g forp ol it icians,  t he two  t urn ing  west King ston's  streets  into a war zone, al l  in the nameo fp o li t ics. 

T revor Dukes  wat c hedform hi s y a rd as  thevi o le n ce exploded outside  h is gat e. Wh ile friends c hose to in d u l ge in th e po l it i cal fight marr ing t he city, t h ough, he  focu sed on t he bigger p icture.Hecho setos t ic k with academ i c s in  p ursuitofemulati ngpol iti cia ns  who cont rolled t he  K in gs ton  gang s ters.

T he  po li tic iansw ere th e rea l ba dme n .
Thought he g angs  t ur nedpol it ical,  Tre v orDukes f athomed,toa n ex te nt , why p ersons partic ip ated in ba tt le. 

Fami l i es in Ki ngston's ghettoes suffe r ed from  la ck of  fin ancial ai d.Jobs p aid scraps , neve r eno ug h t o provi d e  n ece ss ities. You n g  me n fro msuch  homesdisliked hearing h u nge r pain criesofmoth e r sand si b lin gs ,  an d took it to thestreets. I nt he  streets,p oli ti cians o fferedscrap s  and pr omises of  future d iv iden d s  if  particula r areaswere clea r ed of op posin g f orces.  T helittl e mone y  re ceive d wasen ough t o kee pfamilies  from crying, so youngmalesplaye d b attlefiel dsw ith  pride.
Once  through w ith  sc hool,  Tr e vor D ukes en ter e d the  wor l d of poli t ic s.M o vi ng among JL P ' s  el ite c irc l e, hemade  quite a name for himself. He ha d ap e rfe ctr esum e.  Hooking up wi thMi c h ael Stew ar ts, he went  to batin Centr al Kin gston,  standi n g  a t  his s uper ior 's side t hro ug h out his  c la i m fortheSo uthsid e sect i on o f Parade Gardens.
Whil e Micha e l S tewar ts  preach e d an d made pro mises, thou gh, Tr evor  Duke s deliv er ed the  go od s in poorc ommunitie s. Hi s agend adiff ere d from  his b oss's . He  r eal ly wanted t os ee  a r eas  lik e Sou th side  well off ,  unlikeMic h ael Ste wa rts . 

 he_delivered the_goods, at times coming_out his_own_pocket to_assure_a promised deed._His word meant_everything, and unlike other_politicians, he stuck_to_his.

Born and raised in Denham Town, he was a child of the ghetto. Growing_up_amongst the_downcast_on_the many poverty-stricken roads and_lanes, he experienced hardship firsthand._He attended_schools with persons who would grow to be_notable_gunmen. Renowned gunmen_such as Zackie The High Priest, Bad Word, Claude_Massop, and Byah Mitchell were all_residents of Denham_Town_before_moving on to neighboring_Tivoli Gardens. He witnessed these men_transform into notorious warlords when politicians_came around in need of their assistance.

Zackie_The High Priest and his 21_Strong gang fought against Big_Uzi and_his Spangler gang for politicians,_the two turning_west Kingston's_streets into a_war zone, all in the name_of politics.

Trevor Dukes_watched form his yard as the_violence_exploded outside his_gate._While_friends chose_to indulge in_the_political fight_marring_the city, though, he focused on_the_bigger picture. He chose to stick with_academics in pursuit of_emulating_politicians who controlled the_Kingston gangsters.

The politicians were the_real bad men.

Though the gangs turned_political, Trevor_Dukes fathomed,_to an extent, why persons participated in battle.

Families in Kingston's ghettoes_suffered from lack of financial aid._Jobs paid scraps, never_enough to_provide_necessities. Young men_from_such homes_disliked hearing hunger pain cries of mothers_and siblings,_and took it to the streets._In the streets, politicians_offered_scraps and promises of future dividends_if particular areas were cleared of_opposing forces. The little money_received_was_enough to keep families from_crying, so young males played battlefields_with pride.

Once through_with school, Trevor Dukes entered the world_of_politics. Moving among JLP's elite circle,_he_made quite a name for himself._He_had_a perfect resume. Hooking up_with Michael Stewarts, he went to_bat in Central Kingston, standing at his superior's side_throughout his claim_for the Southside section of_Parade_Gardens.

While_Michael Stewarts preached and made promises, though, Trevor Dukes delivered_the goods_in poor communities._His agenda differed from his boss's. He really wanted to_see areas like Southside well off, unlike_Michael Stewarts.

