A short testimony of homoerotica and sacrifice amongst the music industry's elite

Here is a short testimony from rapper N.O.R.E. (Noreaga), of what happens once you join the ranks of the music industry’s elite. He remains objective of the Illuminati’s existence in the rap industry and goes on to give a more vague, but interesting peek into the activities you’re offered to partake in once you reach a certain level of fame.

(he shifts gears at 3:10)

I wasn’t looking to expose anything major here, but I still think that these videos are relevant. Any evidence to expose the potential murder and/or pedophilia that supposedly takes place is worth investigating.

a reply to: eisegesis

I believe that Professor Grif is another reliable source on the perversions of the music industry and what the major labels force individuals to go through in order to make that first million.

The whole "sold my soul to the devil" mantra is not a joke and it is quite disturbing and needs to be critically analyzed.

a reply to: eisegesis

NORE from Capone-N-Noreaga.

Thanks for sharing this. Many artists have mentions here and there about this type of thing, or allude to it, but few have the balls to actually go into detail or discuss it outside of the "booth", where many just use cryptic wording and phrases for the appeal.

Respect to NORE for talking about it and sharing his knowledge.

a reply to: eisegesis

There have been rumors of record execs and artists having go engage in acts to rise in the industry. Ive yet to see any definitive proof but there have been a few mysterious deaths and i always found it odd so many artist seem to find God after being in the industry.

a reply to: FamCore

Cat Williams brought it up in his stand up special..

Bonus Prof Grif at the beginning lol.. Grif called it.. I called it..




I've seen guys hint on the very edge of things and they get throne under the bus.. Cat just point blank came straight out.. Look what happened to him.. There's a video of him basically crying, and saying they're coming for his kids, so he's done.. "I quit"

Not in to Rap AT ALL, but those in power need to control all music and entertainment, because they need to control the message that is delivered through that medium. Rap encourages the people who listen to it to fight the police/establishment, but I think that's just to keep the prisons full.

a reply to: eisegesis

he shifts gears at 3:10

He sure does, he four-wheels it directly in to the Land of Stupid.

How is it possible for anything so patently vague and stoner-spawned to be "relevant"

No one should be interviewing that meathead about anything.

Right?

a reply to: elementalgrove

Do you think he had anything to do with the Dallas shooting? What kind of lecture was being given?

The 55-year-old rapper has slammed reports that he was associated with the killer insisting he only met Johnson briefly after a giving a lecture in Dallas a couple of months ago.

Link


Above: Professor Griff and The Dallas shooter

As a member of Public Enemy, Griff led the S1Ws (Security of the First World), who served as a combination of dancers and bodyguards. He also acted as the band's Minister of Information, representing them in the press. And this is where he got into trouble, making anti-Semitic and homophobic comments, most famously in a May 1989 story in the Washington Times in which he said that Jews were "responsible for the majority of the wickedness that goes on across the globe."

He's also member of the Nation of Islam, a supposed Muslim black power group with more than enough information on their website to be suspicions of. They are practically expressing their desire to take over America both spiritually and culturally.

Professor Griff is known for his past controversial views and he was once a member of the Nation of Islam – an organization often considered a black supremacy or hate group.

www.usatoday.com...

The more converts that he made in the cities, in the by-ways, and in the highways of this land, along with receiving honor and fame abroad, the powerful leaders and rulers of this world grew in opposition. As the baby Nation of Islam came to birth in America, the world rulers were shaken in their foundation to learn of this miraculous achievement, and are today frustrated in plans to prevent our survival. The theme of the Holy Qur’an and Bible that most clearly defines this struggle is revealed in the history of Pharaoh’s opposition to Moses and Aaron in the delivery of Israel in bondage in Egypt.

We even start crossing into other secret societies at this point, which I can go into more detail. If your guy spoke out against the Illuminati, it puts an interesting perspective on things, such as a possible feud between powers. I suggest you read the rest of their mission statement.

Nation of Islam

THE NATION OF ISLAM WAS founded on the basis of peace and as an answer to a prayer of Abraham to deliver his people who would be found in servitude slavery in the Western Hemisphere in this day and time. The Flag of Islam with the symbols of the Sun, Moon, and the Stars, represent the Universe and is also a Banner of Universal peace and Harmony. Our Holy Temples of Islam were established in America as sanctuaries of peace and higher learning into the Knowledge of the Oneness of God. Our schools are called Universities of Islam and teach the higher meaning of Islam which is Mathematics. We have always been taught to respect the laws of the land. We are taught never to carry arms, to make war or to be the aggressor, for this is against the nature of the righteous. We are taught the Principles of Divine Unity and the Universal Brotherhood of Islam.

Contrary to the inflammatory rhetoric that has been utilized by the news media and some community leaders to condemn the positive effects of Islam’s influence in today’s modern society, just the opposite is being proven true. The Nation of Islam (The Nation of Peace) represents hope to millions of our people in America and around the globe who have been deprived of the high standards of a righteous way of life.

This unity and love so sorely absent from our communities was genuinely exemplified by the millions of participants on the day of the Million Man March held in Washington, D.C., October 16, 1995. The exemplary Spiritual Leadership of Minister Louis Farrakhan in the rebuilding of the Nation of Islam in America is showing the way in the breaking down of barriers of communication throughout the society regardless to one’s religious, racial, or ideological beliefs and views.

Through God’s Divine Guidance, we are extending this Divine Work of moral and spiritual reform throughout the Western Hemisphere. God’s Light and Truth will prevail against the darkness and falsehood of all opposition. In spite of the controversy and clamor surrounding the Nation of Islam and it’s Divine Leader, Minister Louis Farrakhan, we are forging ahead in the Spirit of Almighty God, Allah, to unite with all of humanity in the Oneness of God, where all people of goodwill of every Race and of every Nation may participate in the Universal Expression of the Principles of Peace and the Brotherhood of man. This is the Beautiful Community of the Nation of Islam that is coming to birth in America on this Farthest Western Horizon in fulfillment of the Prophecy that God would meet with Muhammad for a second time and reveal to His servant What He Revealed. Thus the world is witnessing the Sun of Islam arising in the West. Praise the Holy Name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful.

What The Muslims Want

4. We want our people in America whose parents or grandparents were descendants from slaves, to be allowed to establish a separate state or territory of their own–either on this continent or elsewhere. We believe that our former slave masters are obligated to provide such land and that the area must be fertile and minerally rich. We believe that our former slave masters are obligated to maintain and supply our needs in this separate territory for the next 20 to 25 years–until we are able to produce and supply our own needs.

Since we cannot get along with them in peace and equality, after giving them 400 years of our sweat and blood and receiving in return some of the worst treatment human beings have ever experienced, we believe our contributions to this land and the suffering forced upon us by white America, justifies our demand for complete separation in a state or territory of our own.

5. We want freedom for all Believers of Islam now held in federal prisons. We want freedom for all black men and women now under death sentence in innumerable prisons in the North as well as the South. We want every black man and woman to have the freedom to accept or reject being separated from the slave master’s children and establish a land of their own.

Continued...

My good friend was/is in talent management specializing in the music industry, he and his family have worked with some very recognizable names. He's told me some stories about what a few of the people he worked with engaged in or related to him. While it in no way appeared necessary it certainly appeared that some people did this because they could and because they enjoyed what they were doing.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

And that relates to the "Illuminati".........................how?

a reply to: Dan00

It doesn't because there is no Illuminati.

But it does demonstrate that their is some behavior similar to what the Original Post is discussing and, while not indicative to everyone, is prevalent in the industry.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus


Right, check, agreed.

while not indicative to everyone

Indicative of what? Yes, this is a test.

a reply to: eisegesis

Hip hop has been in my blood since childhood, and I can say without a doubt that Grif and Public Enemy are the real deal.

All of Flava Flav's antics aside, Chuck D., Grif & co have always spoken their minds honestly and openly. They always had an uplifting message and always stood for what they believed in. That's rare in modern hip hop.

And btw, they weren't anti-white like so many fearful critics would always say. Aerosmith did a record with Run-DMC in the 80's to generate commercial success and to improve their image after drug addictions were tearing the band apart.

Public Enemy did a record with Anthrax in the 80's without regards to industry. They did it because it was fun. Enough said.

originally posted by: Dan00
Indicative of what? Yes, this is a test.

Not really a fan of crypticness, if you have a question ask it.

The "real deal" is that evil sells.

They learned that in the 70's (what a sick rebound from '69, right?) and they ran with it. By they I mean the artists and those selling the art.

But the Hip Hop guys were all, "We're gonna do Satan, but not quite Satan. We're going to abstarct the evil yet further in to this vague "Illuminati".

Ugh, the reason that the batch of morons can't make it any less vague than the average high school freshman is because that's the level of education, generally, that we are dealing with when it comes to these Hip Hop folks.

It's a little bit Forrest Gump ("Stupid is as stupid does").

And a lot Rock n' Roll.

So dumb.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Not really a fan of crypticness...

Yeah, I know.

That wasn't cryptic, it was a straight forward Q.

Otherwise, I have decided going forward to be only cryptic with you. And tricksy. But not vague.

a reply to: Dan00

What part of 'while not indicative to everyone' did you not get?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

The part where you didn't indicate what would not be "indicative to everyone".

Did you mean the "Illuminati"? Indicative of the "Illuminati"?

You should honestly re-read that sentence several times.

a reply to: Dan00

That would have been the part where I said 'behavior similar to what the Original Post is discussing'.

Anything else from that single sentence you need clarifying?

Threads like this are so tempting to post in.
What shall I say..




You guys never offered your own company to run pre made?
or
experienced demons?
or
heard "I'm going to make you gay, and you're going to enjoy it."
or
asked to make wishes?


I havn't either.