Lock Black
What is George Bush has said a Black man had Jigger his lock and black cops acted stupidly?
What is George Bush said a black cop acted stupidly after stating he did not know all the facts and was a Harvard Law Graduate while he saw a white Man Jigger a lock to his front door?
George Bush is no the president anymore. Obama beat him fair and square. What he said is irrelevant today.
Lock On: Black Shark
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