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""In the heart of the South Bronx, a war was being fought that the evening news refused to cover. It wasn't just a war between gangs or a battle against addiction-it was a fight against a Circular Slave Trade designed in the boardrooms of the 'Suits' and the dark corners of the 'Alphabet Agencies.' Israel Hernandez was there from the beginning. From the fires of the 1970s to the high-stakes 'Mirror Trap' stings of the 90s, Hernandez and his brothers-in-arms-the Vanguard-walked the narrow, upright path of the revolutionary. They didn't just survive the crack epidemic; they tracked it back to its source in Arkansas and the Oval Office. Part memoir, part tactical manual, and part political manifesto, this is the story of how a group of janitors, artists, and street warriors outmaneuvered the CIA, exposed the corruption of the American Dream, and finally found sanctuary in the only place the Alphabet Boys couldn't reach. Either all of us play, or none of us play.""

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