Modern Day Ring

Danielle Diew
5 min readJan 23, 2022

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Decades A Slave Poetry

That’s My Soul Up There

In the world of human trafficking

It’s not at all what people think

Modern day enslavement

Requires the most advanced thinking

To survive every day

In plain sight

Without revealing a thing

In the light of day

All day every day

Never ever speaking, leaking, fighting

A single thing

Or the most heinous things happen

To the little ones you love most of all

So you keep it all tucked away

Obeying every command

Obeying every word

Obeying every glance

Never ever saying a word

Getting beaten, strangled, mingled, mangled

No one coming to your rescue

Everyone looking at you

Longing for you

No one thinking that you are human

Or deserve a life boat

Because then who would they be

All things done daily

To make money

None of which ever makes it your way

Spitting out profit

For they sadistic, psychopathic, deviant elite

All to benefit their oblivious children

Who believe there is no such thing

As systemic oppression

Racism

Or inequality

“We’re all born with the same opportunities”

Is all the only tape

They can ever play

Not ever realizing

They are brainwashed and even have become

Braindead

At the hands of their own parents and grands

Who couldn’t let go of the communal reigns

All the maintain dominance

Power, control

All to support the illusion of advancement

Of white supremacy being the most superior

Therefore they are entitled to any and every thing

Look where that landed the world

In complete gridlock

Unable to address a single thing

Instead of taking the measures needed

To bring about improvements

Along with the promise of a brighter day

All we see are excuses

Abusing those who shed light on all the corruption

Blowing the whistle

On our own government

Guilty of crimes against humanity, nature, the constitution

Guilty of crimes against democracy, against U.S. citizens, against

The most vulnerable populations, against women and children

As as entire population

Against Black African Americans

Of whom there is left

Only a tiny remnant

Against at risk populations

Particularly those of certain immigrant populations

Women and children

Treated like property

Up on the block again

Terrorizing enough to imprint genetically

Speaking of which

Rape on the increase

Along with forced pregnancies

But they don’t want us the have the right

To abort it

Or even take care of it

Extremists want all women and children

Enslaved to some abusive man

Somehow

Someway

Somewhere

And when you’re like me

You won’t stand a chance

With any form of defense

So you have to fight through it

To survive long enough

To break through it

Until then

Everyone lives

To hide operations

You can’t give away your business

You’re location

You can’t betray what you’re thinking

Or anything

For that matter

You can’t mess up the money

Or the merchandise

You can’t dip your digit

Where it has no business seeking vice

Know that you will be blackmailed

At some point

Some love the extra intenseness

Of the situationship

Some get addicted

With all quickness

Some never escape it

Lost forever in the template

Of the house of rising son

They called it

Instead of blaming the men for their choices

They blame the target as “temptress”

“It was her, she did it”

Then they start “burning witches” again

Still hiding everything

Still calling it all fake

As we see it livestreamed

24/7

365

Every second of every day

Unless you’re me that is

I’m cut off from every form of communication

The occasional poem

Apparently

Sometimes they let slip

So that’s the matrix we are born in

When elite powerful men

Decide the direction we all lean in

Yet they still claim

There is no such thing as entitlement

They engineer it into society

With tradecraft and political skill

Yet we are supposed to pretend we can’t see it

In order to maintain the fallacy

That white supremacy is superior to anything else

SMH

They are willing to destroy the planet for this

So yeah

You learn to keep quiet

Until the very moment when you can’t

Then you kill it

Before it dies

All the lies, deceit, manipulation

You do you

For the first time

Ever in this existence

So

Know one knows who I am

Who or what this is

They simply call me

Property

Of some contractor or another

But never do they call me human being

So you keep swimming

You can’t lie, scheme, manipulate

The wrong people

In the wrong way

You can’t ever be seen

In the light of day

You can’t reveal anything

You can’t even breathe

You belong to someone

They belong to the ring

It’s a toxic cycle

Of torture, trauma, rape, fortune

They profit off of it

In every way

While the targets

Suffer the consequences

Of being born into a state

Where abusing the most vulnerable

Is justified every day

When you grow up in it

You learn a lot of things

When your “fictive fathers”

Create and operate the whole thing

You learn even more

Particularly how to survive it

Any aspect of it

Any tiny piece

Every little nook and cranny

Every single dark dream

Every fantasy

Every manipulation

Every payment on demand

Every statesmen

Every royal

Foreign or domestic

Everyone in the highest places of leadership

All 3 branches of government, intel, and military

All run by backdoor technology

All seen by the eyes in the sky

Manned in different countries

All VR and RV under certain bandwidth

Signals sending and receiving

All technology used to hide what they do

While all the old rich elite men

Do the most disgusting things

Molesting

Raping

Touching

Killing

Snuffing

Getting rid of evidence

Stalking

Controlling

Abusing

Strangling

Obsessing

Meddling

Punishing

Objectifying

Making money every step of the way

Keep the targets in poverty

So they can’t escape

Watching poor women and children

Is big business

No wonder they keep me locked down

I KEEP TRYING TO EXPOSE IT

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Danielle Diew
Danielle Diew

Written by Danielle Diew

Pandora Whistleblower, Lolita Express, Torture Survivor. Life is a right, fight for equality. Spiritual Warfare. THIS IS MY ONLY SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNT.

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