"All Black Everything...?"

Where do i start..? 

Well, I'm going to try make my part as brief as possible, and refer you to a link that has everything else for you ponder on, then you can come back here and post your thoughts, if you wish. This topic could be considered controversial, but let it be as it may -- I just want to present this to you, and you be the judge. Be fair, be honest, be open.. but after reading it you will not longer be ignorant of some things that could be right under your nose. Unfortunately whether this information is 100% true or not, these dark powers & entities DO EXIST and no one person, group or art form is exempt from the possible influence.

"We wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.."

Now that I have you all spooked! LOL! Let me first start by saying that I have ALWAYS BEEN a HUGE supporter of Sean Carter (Jay-Z), and of Kanye West, so to even think about what could possibly be, really turns my stomach. I mean SERIOUSLY! You have to know that I'm hip-hop since '83 -- so an artist like Jay-Z i've grown up listening to. His music, lyrics & all matured as we BOTH matured, so he speaks my language. I understand him, I can relate. Kanye West.. I've supported him through & through from the beginning, I became a HUGE FAN because I felt he revived the art form. Made it live again.. brought in fresh ideas, a brand new bag.. as James Brown says!

So when I became abreast to this information, I was disguised to think it could in fact be possible. After all, SOME THINGS are blatant, and you can't deny -- or can you? I know I'm skipping along, but once you read the article, it will all mesh!

People who have known me since my youth, know that I've been in pursuit of the truth in things. I've never been one not to at least listen, discern and challenge things. I was raised & still is a Christian, but I've studied various sects of Islam, broke bread with the men, and heard all types of things. I've visited churches & even welcomed into my home different dominations of Christianity. So I've come full-circle, trust me. But in my youth, I have also chosen to be ignorant to certain things to completely become the hip-hop artist "Taboo, Da Forbidden One" (which was my 1st alias).

My favorite color is black, and still is.. but it was more than that. I became "Taboo" completely without reverence to a God or anything good spiritually. This included signature codes like "666" at the end of my messages. My show performance gear had devil imprints on them. I rocked black hockey jersey's with phantoms, etc.. "I went hard son!"

Much of that was because I was young & ignorant to what I was actually portraying. I didn't realize that, this isn't just something you "play" with as though there isn't a deep meaning behind it. Now it MAY NOT be for you, but for the person that created it or the person that receives -- it could. Its a seed... and that's the thing. So as an adult, a responsible adult, I have to be reminded of what images & messages are being portrayed, even coming from me. They could be innocent, or they could have subliminal & influential meaning on purpose.

So with ALL that said -- Check out this article & tell me what you think?!

:: Jay-Z and the Occult Connections 

Comments

[Danielle Mason]

When you first posted this, I said I had something to say but it has taken me all this time to come up with an intelligent response. I, like you, seek truth in all things whether it be religion, politics, and even creative arts. (Which remind me to tell you about a really good movie that will make your jaw drop about some stuff) I am also fairly open-minded which is a necessary component to accepting truth for what it is, not what you want it to be. At any rate, reading through the article, there are some strong connections that can hardly be ignored, but I've actually done a little studying about the Illuminati, the New World Order and all that stuff, and quite frankly, if Jay Z is a part of that, then he's definitely not the MF pullling the strings. The "men behind the curtain" are not those that are out in the public eye everyday, instead they work behind the scenes and use others as their puppets. Jay Z, if what the article says is true, has gained enough superstar status to give the real powers that be a person by which to control and influence a certain segment of the public....
Now..where that leaves us is whether the influence is beneficial and/or positive or not. If he chooses to use his status to do positive things, then what does it matter to us.....if the Illuminati/Free Mason organization truly exists, who are we to stop it??? We can't. And then why decide we want to boycott Jay-Z for this affiliation when we are unable to boycott the financial industry, the insurance/healthcare/pharmaceutical industry, the energy industry, etc. etc. ....all which are run and controlled by this very group Jay-Z is alleged to be a part of.
In the grand scheme of things, individuals must be able to separate some things in their mind...listen to music because of the enjoyment it brings, or watch movies for their entertainment, blah, blah, blah...but it should never form the basis of a belief system. I would have never picked up on those Mason references the writer claims were in that video - most people wouldn't...if he's paying homage to his secret click, only they would have known. I happen to like Jigga, his business acumen, his creative style, all that, and at the end of the day, if the man projects himself in such a way that earns respect, then i don't give a shit about all this New World Order crap. If it is truly a group, our problems run much deeper than Jay-Z and his music.

[Kalonji | Slick Gilchrist]

Danielle --

EXCELLENT RESPONSE!! I definitely agree with what you said. I choose to post this information to bring awareness and to spotlight things that are going on between the scenes & subliminally through music, television & media. Its a controlled substance thats all part of the bigger engine. What part, if any, these artists play in it, I don't know. But like you said, somethings you can't deny the connections to, it still reminds a question of where does it stop, how deep are you engaged? We will probably never know. So although we all enjoy the creative minds behind good music, let no one be blind to things that are still ever present in a large number of things we watch, even in black music & entertainment..

Thanks again for your input!!