Michael Thompson on Doing 45 Years Even After Cooperating Against Aryan Brotherhood (Part 13)

[@hectorbartlett567]

This dude has one of the most relaxing and concise voices out there. I could listen to his stories all day and night ... Sad but true!

[@its_rick_james_bich2575]

In another life he could have been children’s audiobook reader

[@0Shane13]

Satan is a deceiver!

[@its_rick_james_bich2575]

@@0Shane13 and your ass is a receiver!

[@user-wb7nv9ht1g]

You can see how he took advantage of people even when released and also got people to believe his stories

[@user-wb7nv9ht1g]

@@0Shane13 Santa Claus is more valid than Satan

[@vladtv]

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[@MafiosoStyle1340]

I did 15 years straight. I’ve been “free” going on 12 years. The penitentiary is something you never get over. It’s like asking a war veteran the same question.

[@HistoryandConspiracies29]

Except you guys are the scum of the earth while war veterans are highly respected lol.

[@Lilballcstgg]

Glad u still out 🙏🏿

[@mr-orangecounty5416]

Shut up lol

[@garyhost354]

Glad you are still out. But let’s be real. You are a crook. Don’t compare yourself to a vet.

[@MafiosoStyle1340]

@@garyhost354 in the eyes of other countries our vets are crooks as well.

[@heathmarcum5390]

This guy went thru a real life DMT experience.. went to prison in the 70s and got out in 2020s I couldn't imagine how he felt in the difference of the world he came home to

[@theguyonutube6928]

This dude knows how to adapt to anything!👍🏻

[@kenrobinson1188]

DMT experience LMAO.

[@joegomes1352]

Fuck how he feels he is a rat s scumbag loser and he is back in his cage were he belongs

[@THEEPuffPuff]

Hardly what I may have experienced on said substance, had I done it

[@truthseeker2222]

apparently you have never tried DMT....

[@madhash83]

Cars didnt even have seatbelts or airbags when he went in, let alone electric cars, lol

[@Georgia1979Leo]

He's well spoken and very articulate considering the fact that he spend 45 years inside.

[@nematoad]

A lot of people go to prison and come out much smarter. All that time on there hands that start to read and research.

[@c.d.tucker5239]

The most despicable, cunning,manipulative, conniving, disloyal, blood thirsty, war mongering, hateful, yet most articulate well spoken artist with words are Politicians…. I wouldn’t say “considering the fact that he spent 45 years inside” hell look at Joe Biden and Trump they’ve both spent a qtr of a century free and they’re bumbling idiots when it comes to words

[@timsaho1462]

You have to be well articulate and civilized to be high up in the ranks.

[@mrno_name9518]

And the reason for him sounding so smart is because of prison they usually read most of the time and thier vocabulary becomes extremely articulate

[@niguelanderson2038]

Yea u learn a lot in prison

[@Wolfie19o4]

Imagine doing 45 years in Prison then coming home in 2020 smack dead during Covid and lock down.

[@derbyct864]

and committing fraud with PPE giving out during COVID ...didn't miss a beat. ask his daughter what she thinks of him

[@meliktvent1767]

Basically he still has morals only snitched on murders to ppl that wasn’t in the life. That’s admirable

[@vershawnsea9219]

It truly is. U don't come across men like that very often. Hes got my respect

[@asherjohnson6678]

Wym? He on snitched on ppl that wasn’t gangster?

[@meliktvent1767]

@@asherjohnson6678 no he only snitched on case were innocent ppl was killed. It was a former members father and 2 women.

[@Sargent-breed]

A snitch is a snitch

[@DanielMing1993]

45 years in prison is nasty.

[@Wildrover82]

Goddamn. 45 years. That's hard to wrap your head around...

[@zoomanx9661]

After a while, you adjust I suppose. Some say you become institutionalized

[@Wildrover82]

@@zoomanx9661 yea I'd imagine it would. Suprised he didn't lose his marbles when released though. It's a completely different world now. Damn.

[@apuertorican1773]

Everything is hard to wrap around your big old walnut ass head

[@thomasgroth430]

A man has to have a code, and very few actually own it like this guy

[@1Deep43VA]

What irritates me is, Vlad doesn’t seem to get that. And I’m sure when he heard how he wouldn’t allow the parole board to use what he did to get out early as complete stupidity. I don’t believe that. I think more people in the life should strive to be like this man, in regards to values and principles.

[@bighomiehydro1422]

I send Mr Thompson energy of Bliss, Happiness, Wealth and Health. South Africa, Johannesburg 📍

[@justseenthevideo]

1ST - This is an amazing interview- Hands Down!! BIG shoutout to VLAD💯‼️ 2ND- this man as you listen to him you can tell he is at peace with himself! The way he tell his story and the calmness about him yet confident at the same time. Amazing- As I listen and listen to the last part of “ adjusting” Stress” not bring able to use the internet after 45 years!??? Crazy to say the least but mannnn if you can’t see that this interview says-STAY IN SCHOOL DONT GRT INTO TROUBLE‼️‼️‼️ I don’t know what else to say!!!! Listen people!!! LISTEN 👂 ‼️‼️‼️

[@Montweezy]

Listen to a criminal? He got indicted again on a PPP loan fraud case and more than likely is on his way back to prison and he is a rat... I definitely wouldn't be taking his advice...

[@Masssmartyr]

This guy is the most solid individual known to man at this point!!??

[@rondaallen7211]

He should have a youtube channel. his stories are amazing

[@brianh2598]

I hope he writes a book and makes millions off it, MT deserves it.

[@HistoryandConspiracies29]

I couldn't do 45 days in jail. Much less 45 years 😳😳😳 I did 1 Year in juvenile hall & that was the end of my criminal career lol.

[@alfavulcan4518]

Just the thought that I can’t get in my car and buy a hamburger ( for instance ) when I want to is scary. Would go crazy locked up

[@suavehouse86]

I couldn't even do 45 hours.. got arrested on a Friday nightand couldn't see a judge till Monday morning. The whole time being in a cell by myself with nothing with your thoughts, no one to talk to, 1 phone call and hope your people are OK. Sleeping with the lights on 24/7 with an old dirty blanket on an 2inch mattress thats supported by a steel frame.. That's literally hell on earth. Now I can see why people commit suicide or attempt to..

[@evanjohnmo]

This is the most interesting VLAD interview playlist I've ever seen. I like the ones with Aries too.

[@kenrobinson1188]

Respect that has principles and testified because it was the right thing to do, not to serve his own self interest.

[@1Deep43VA]

I never thought I’d say I respect a man who has told but damnit… I respect it. Don’t agree with it, but goddamnit he has my respect.

[@misshurricanetoyaisback]

Difference between him and alpo

[@backagain5216]

I’ve seen videos on Michael for many years. Very intelligent, articulate and strong both in mind and body. Great morals as well. I have great respect for people like him.

[@vversusv1364]

I believe he just got in trouble for defrauding seniors of social security checks or something like that, so maybe he's not the killer he once was or in gang leadership, but morals wise I don't know if I'd look up to him.

[@slgordon3]

@@vversusv1364 he is articulate but personally I don’t see that he has any other major redeeming qualities.

[@ej2967]

Ur confused bud. Look up to real men not these two bit scumbags

[@ej2967]

Ur confused bud. Look up to real men not these two bit scumbags

[@jsj31313jj]

A convict with principles 💪😌

[@Nativeebets]

The fact that ol Boi is still Breathing telling these stories shows the weakness of the "Brand"

[@srb2591]

Boxer from the Eme and loads of other snitches are alive

[@vershawnsea9219]

Or the hardcoreness of him. I would imagine dude is hard af to kill. And I'm sure he had people riding for him wherever he wuz. They prolly done got alot softer. But that gang is known for bein savage af. I done seen some wild documentaries about them

[@cameron2003]

For the individuals questioning him. He is forbidden from using the internet. And that is a great question, because, relative to the internet, He can use the internet.

[@maynordeleon4443]

he sounds like a very sold dude. He stands on what he believes and doesn't budge regardless of the consequences. I hope he does more interviews.

[@Sargent-breed]

Back in prison

[@normcook1587]

There’s prideful and there’s stupid. Doing 40+ years to prove a point is the ladder.

[@SinewRending]

*latter

[@tywhite10]

Drop the full interview!

[@the_local_bigamist]

I am fascinated by this guy. Clearly he is an intelligent man and, as he said, he has educated himself. Before that, he was illiterate. This tells us a lot about nature/nurture. I grew up in a difficult situation and was drawn into petty violence and "gang" culture, and dealt drugs and all that, but I was taught well as a child before my parents split up and my mother got with a nasty, mean and vicious guy who is the truest psychopath I've ever known in real life (I've met a few, but because I knew him so well I saw it up close and really had the displeasure of learning what a real psychopath is). He had me selling drugs at 14 and I wanted to hard and cool and bad and all that because that was the culture. The schools failed us. But because I was raised well up until I went into puberty and got exposed to all of that, there was something in me that told me that I could get out. In the end, I went back to live with my Dad and he got me back on the straight and narrow, and I had serious PTSD (still do) but I ended up going to uni and stuff and becoming a better person who actually had hope for the future. Before I went to uni, I had to kidnap my own mother to get her out of the clutches of that man, because I wouldn't have been able to live with myself if I'd have left her with him. I had to trick him and get her in the car, drive her to my Dad's and park her on the sofa. I didn't even have a driving license. I wouldn't let her leave until we got him out of the house and when he eventually went, I went back with my mother and she couldn't even sleep in her own room due to fear and we had to share the front room (until I got a new girlfriend and told my mother that she'd better get back to her room lol). But the point of all this is that I was lucky because I had guidance early on and managed to get it later, because I had a way out. I am still damaged, could still snap and can feel those violent tendencies that were burned into me but I understand why I was the way I was and how I was able to change. The ironic thing is that, by nature, I am not a bad person and I did bad things because I thought I didn't know any better, whereas the man my mother was with, who had me selling drugs and was brutally violent (mother's solicitor said it was the worst case of domestic violence she'd ever seen and that was her speciality in law) seemed to me to be made that way. But then I think about what I knew about his upbringing - his parents would set the dog on him and sh*t like that. Nature/nurture is a funny thing, but I can relate to this man and I can see that, had he had a different start in life, he could've been something good and great. It's excellent to see him trying to give back. I try to do this myself, and have told my story many times. It's much more inspiring to see this than the usual "studio gangsta" rappers, putting on an image which is all completely fake. But, saying that, Glad's channel is about hiphop. However, now and then he does have some interesting guests with some real insights - the real guys, whether it is someone like the real Ricky Ross or some of cops he's had on. Some of the rappers too, like BG Knocc Out. And Eazy-E's son was cool. But so many of them are just posing and spreading negativity. Anyway, sorry for the rant, I just think that this guy is a good example of how a person can be shaped by external factors and the worst of these external factors would be prison, but also criminal culture in socioeconomically deprives neighbourhoods and all that stuff, and that if we, as a society, gave people better chances and opportunities, we'd see so much less crime and much emptier prisons. The establishment want it that way though - too much money to be made for the police playing cops and robbers, COs, probation officers, lawyers/solicitors, judges, gangsters, drug traffickers, bankers and of course the security services. Yep, keep it the way it is. In some places, there is no opportunity for a young person but to join the gang: carry this bad to X and we'll pay you 300. It starts small, then its all downhill, even if you think you're going up. But the people that need to know this are too hard to find.

[@lucabrasi8790]

We need to hear why law enforcement set him up…

[@KEubanks00]

This dude is like a real life time traveler. They don't make em like that anymore.

[@KingTone510]

I would like to see Vlad interview Fleece Johnson, the Booty Warrior.

[@shikakabubu]

me too

[@frankreynolds9418]

There was a time when Fleece used to eat, sleep, and breathe booty.

[@shikakabubu]

@@frankreynolds9418 booty was more important than drinking water

[@KingTone510]

@@frankreynolds9418 I heard that back in the day, having some booty, was more important than having a drink of water.

[@frankreynolds9418]

@@KingTone510 Fleece was nice enough to give them a choice, they could do it the "easy way" or they could do it the "hard way". He didn't just barge in and only offer the "hard way".

[@selfiekroos1777]

This guy is beyond crazy. Gets locked up for something he seemingly didnt do, gets to the top by being a complete savage, but doesnt use his cooperation to get out early and stays locked up for almost half a century.

[@skillet9141]

Crazy? Perhaps. But, he is the definition if a man worthy of respect.

[@vershawnsea9219]

Hes a real man. If more men thought and operated like him the world would be a MUCH better place

[@1Deep43VA]

Crazy isn’t the right word.

[@SatansSimgma]

Almost like it's made up or something

[@1Deep43VA]

@@SatansSimgma lol everything’s a conspiracy

[@R.O.T.C._SEEM]

He look like he's about to mine some gold

[@jordanjames2611]

The fact that this man is still denied internet access speaks to the draconian nature of our penal system. They're STILL trying to punish him but expect him to "make it work"? Not all ex cons have this guys fortitude. Then they blame them and send them back to jail.Disgusting

[@lucabrasi8790]

Hi can someone explain me how they forbidding him to use the internet in our days. I don’t understand how that works and why ? Salute from Germany

[@ebl8037]

He got caught up in another fraud case. He was using the internet then. If he still on parole they can make any type of stipulations.

[@sd8484]

@@lucabrasi8790 u are always watched and monitored on the net

[@vershawnsea9219]

Bro I jus left a very similar comment. Shi is wild. The whole system needs to be revamped. Its f**kin pre historic. My boss did 5 years in the pen. Mans is basically on parole/probation for 20 years. He got out in like 2013. I think he'll finally be done wit all of it in 2030. They want u to go back

[@Montweezy]

And now he has PPP loan indictments and is facing more prison time... He shouldn't be allowed to use the internet...just want to throw out there he's a rat also.. plenty of paperwork shows that..

[@zyahkeeisreal6799]

Free Larry Hoover ;

[@Prayalone515]

Underneath all the armored plating and scars….hatred and evil ideologies…there is only a man.

[@alexscott730]

All those things are that man.

[@brandongarrett212]

@@alexscott730 hate the sin not the sinner.

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

I remember this dude from many years ago on MSNBC shows like Lockup raw etc not sure if that was where I saw him I definitely saw him on a couple of Aryan Nation Prison Documentaries.

[@Financierpro1]

This guy might get a movie deal

[@peterp7378]

Dang. Homie snitched on principle, not to get less time. Gotta respect it.

[@broadwaybiz211]

He didn't want the board to consider it bullshit

[@TheBuddhaVlogs30508]

Wow just wow ⌛️

[@bondwin7025]

They need to make a movie about Mr Thompson. This makes you think !

[@landlord59b]

Got get a movie on this guy

[@Yz_scoobie]

I remember him on Nat Geo he spent most of that time in PC he has open contracts on his head

[@vicdman9577]

I haven’t even lived 45 years!

[@vlog_umentary5827]

Damn bruh gave up 45 years of his life that’s wild.

[@MatteoRossi-r2u]

does not matter how old mike is ....he still has a forever look that says (don't test me)....who better to tell the stories than those that have chewed the dirt.

[@theREALchriszito]

"I wouldn't allow it" I find that hard to believe that not only would he, for some weird reason, would dictate to the parole board not to consider his cooperation, but also that they would even listen to him

[@KINGJROC1979]

They did cause they would have cut the time ...they didn't..so it is what it is

[@easntx]

Seems pretty self-serving. I wanna believe the man, but that's hard to swallow

[@theREALchriszito]

@@KINGJROC1979 surely they couldn't have decided his cooperation vs his additional crimes didn't warrant early release? No, no, they appeased his wishes over anything else 🙄

[@reggiefurlow1]

He seem solid

[@brianpendergast2894]

Why didn't you ask about details about Law Enforcement setting him up for attempts on his life??

[@djsmileyoflasvegas]

Part 14 coming up..lol

[@CclipsMEDIA]

45 years is insane

[@AaronMich90]

“If I don’t fuck with them niggas” was a person lol

[@crooktv202]

THIS GUY NEEDS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HIS VOICE, CAN HAVE A FUTURE NARRATING OR BEING ON THE RADIO

[@the_chosen_one2831]

It’s go take this man several years to catch up to the world we all know today.

[@derbyct864]

he already got arrested for fraud from COVID PPE! he didn't take long to catch up on computers and how to commit crimes with them. he adapt extremely well

[@the_chosen_one2831]

@@derbyct864 wow

[@jzw55]

How long is this video? He’s a pretty well adjusted guy for being in prison 45 years

[@jbworkman2218]

Smart man I wonder what he would have been if he had not gone to prison? Very calm and thinking man well spoken.

[@AJ-be5jv]

I learned the word being hyper vigilant from this dude in a doc on the AB way back

[@AliHau275]

imagine what he felt when he realised he wasted do much time in prison

[@JDPowerzz]

Imagine seeing the Dorito bags change over 45 years

[@darriushall3739]

It look like he stay in the Montana or Idaho area and ride his wild horse that he captured thru the mountains to go to the store to get snuff a can of pork and beans and camel cigarettes

[@Alanaboo912]

They should make a movie on this guy

[@OGGOAT23]

35 years after co-op

[@Maxg06]

Son did 45 he is the truth

[@houston356]

Notice how Vlad don’t ask the real killers about the prison booty bandits. Vlad knows his place.

[@sethhoward9300]

You late 😂😂😂😂

[@hstacks1]

Preach@

[@lucabrasi8790]

What are booty bandits?

[@demetriusmaston7754]

@@lucabrasi8790 People that really like you.

[@1Dezzz]

🧢

[@mineblock9024]

Impressive character

[@AKAT1980]

I would think he would use the opportunity to get out early based off how he got in there in the first place.🤷‍♂️

[@allanfulton7569]

Damn he went in the year I was born

[@mikemendez4220]

He KILLED SOMEONE!!!! And the system KNEW he was gang affiliated, gang leader, stabbed and assaulted men, ran drugs, allowed out side affiliates to do dirt on civilians and at the end of his youth he wants to get out and cooperate?!?!? …. He took his time like a man but don’t cry later when your already old

[@alexscott730]

Michael "by way of" Thompson.

[@CTidda23]

45 years in prison is cray😳 I'm 36 now smh

[@dontbother4536]

Most people would've cracked and ended up back in. Seems like he's really trying to correct his wrongs from the past.

[@chuckscott4661]

Wow. Dude is a real life Rip Van Winkle 🧐

[@kfields8758]

Wow he really lived a real LIFE

[@cameronwise6718]

Vlad hasn't said "nah mean" not one time this interview lol.

[@RawHeat100]

69 was looking at 40 plus years

[@fourcheap]

When movie?

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

Why did they drop him in East LA?

[@336Supreme]

Bet he stills showers with his flip flops

[@theprezidentgaming]

He not even a rat. He just a good dude

[@Dark5ide12]

Damn I went to see the gangland episode of the AB after seeing this

[@solidbulletpro]

That’s an honourable things to do

[@ALtheGreat23]

Imagine being forbidden internet access💀💀💀

[@timscimeca978]

Interesting man... he probably would have been a doctor, highly intelligent and very keen intuition.

[@jesseknorr8594]

This dude has lied about alot of shit but its a fact that he was top 3 of the brand with the hulk and barry mills so you know the dude was a monster. The way he talks about murder is scary as shit.

[@morenitomoreno1282]

He snitched just to snitch and didn’t expect a reduced sentence? This guy sounds like he’s not telling full stories

[@miltown74]

Of course not there's always three sides to the story. His side, their side and then the truth

[@TachoSmokes]

WOAH - "Forbidden internet access" ??? WTF?

[@kimesha1113]

Right… I didn’t know that was possible

[@rozzer8290]

This guy had charges brought against him for fraud or something like that after he was released, what happened to them are they sti ll pending or is he in the clear

[@rozzer8290]

@Simon Uvtrent He just done podcasts with UK based podcasters

[@williamsoutdoorsolutionsll4583]

How you be a native but in the AB?

[@Chi_Till_I_Die773]

Drop the interview …

[@ej2967]

This guys either a good liar and manipulator or just a dummy. “Didn’t want it considered”. He must’ve enjoyed the “male company”

[@brandongarrett212]

I thought this was Woody Nelson. I’m tripping.

[@AscendedAngel]

Why would he have internet restrictions? The internet didn't exist when he was sentenced. Make no sense other than someone has it in for him.

[@demarte24]

Woody Harrelson could play him in a biopic

[@camdencook594]

This man skipped flip phones and dvds

[@oman3590]

OOOG Rider for reals

[@stevec69]

crazy to think even at his advanced age, he could destroy you in one or two moves the dude was a viking

[@AntHydro]

Bro snitched for 45 years 😂😂😂😂😂😂 69 did like 30 days 😂😂😂😂

[@brianfitzpatrick9949]

This is so embarrassing

[@montanajr3623]

🤣

[@borikenbreeze7456]

This man did his time, paid the price to live free without gov restrictions.

[@Arthur-ew5en]

Yea then Covid hit looo

[@skrrrrt400]

45 years? What did he do to earn 45 years?

[@markmixon1121]

The system continues to victimize this man . Starting with his harsh sentence when he was 23 years old. How much did the prison system get paid to incarcerate him ? Maybe that’s the answer.

[@yoshit9819]

He "dispatched" 7 guys. Ha. Yeah ok

[@Dnero518]

He's got a certain set of skills....😎

[@yoshit9819]

@@Dnero518 ha