Why 2pac Was Murdered By The Illuminati

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TheLight said:
u gotta listen to his lyrics deranged!
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what if u did listen to his lyrics and realized that he didnt say anything that wasnt said before...

people like chuck d and krs one(in thier day) had just as much impact and werent killed....

also...pac talked more about killing people and ****ing b!tches than anything else....why would teh powers that be stop that when they want us to destroy ourselves and that's what pac mainly advocated?

and what have u donr different with your life since u have all of this knowledge?
 
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TheLight said:
u gotta listen to his lyrics deranged!
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I say that right back to you and say anyone who knows the hood politics and certain veteran names dropped in the song "Against all odds" knows what got Pac killed as easily as you know "Corner bodega" got 50 Cent shot and "Lifes on the Line" got him stabbed by Blackchild. lol.

Listen to the lyrics indeed. Y'all got me typing too much, so if I end up dead, just know it won't illuminati, but nikkas who don't like their actions being talked about. :cheers:
 
through my research...(2 days worth) it could be said that "maybe" pac did sell his soul. but...what got him killed is trying to get out of it. he went against the oath he took. then went against everything it stood for by attacking it head on. trying to make sure that people were aware to the point that he may be able to save himself from what he had gotten into. sources say...in '89 is when he sold his soul. seven years later he was dead.
 
against all odds was released after pac died, but i hear what u are talking about. he put on blast the ones that shot him the first time. im not talking about the gangsta ish pac was talking about in his songs. most of his songs r hood related, but pac spoke about the hood metaphorically. ive changed from pac's music. k1ne has to. after hearing pacs music and the interviews he did i started to think about government corruption and why things were the why the r today. he got me a free thinker. i am not the only one deranged. u think the government would want 2pac running for president?? cause i guarantee 2pac would win.

im sure some hood nigg@s were involved in pacs killing including suge. but they were just the hitmen. who ordered the hit though?
 
Pacs music is EMPOWERING. Is lil waynes?! Lol.. I heard there was a research of people that listened to lil waynes music and they had lower iq's. Has anyone heard about that?
 
Yea but who ordered suge? And what the hell was jesse jackson doing at the hospital? U know jesse jackson was on the balcony when king got shot. Coincidence?
 
Why is Pac the only "inspirational rapper?" Beleive it or not, everything you say about Pac inspiring you could be said by another speaking on any other rapper including Jay-Z.

"Where I'm From" inspired me. Told me my hood had a story that was swept under the rug and untold. Actually gave me my 2nd wind at rap. I felt like I had missed my chance and when I heard that for the 1st time while sitting in a record store(they let you listen before buying)on the day it came out, i instanly was remotivated to have my story heard.

Everyone can percieve things differently, but in the end it's only perception. no fact at all.

Fact is, i know enough to connect a gang of dot's on Pacs killing that don't come close to the gov't doing anything.

But to everyone on this board, I'm most likely just a bluffing outsider since i don't got platinum records and i ain't a household name. So beleive what you do, I can't convince you otherwise without talking stupid on a forum and I don't care to, same as i didn't care to on the Pimp. :cheers:
 
deRaNged 4 Phuk'dup said:
Why is Pac the only "inspirational rapper?" Beleive it or not, everything you say about Pac inspiring you could be said by another speaking on any other rapper including Jay-Z.

"Where I'm From" inspired me. Told me my hood had a story that was swept under the rug and untold. Actually gave me my 2nd wind at rap. I felt like I had missed my chance and when I heard that for the 1st time while sitting in a record store(they let you listen before buying)on the day it came out, i instanly was remotivated to have my story heard.

Everyone can percieve things differently, but in the end it's only perception. no fact at all.

Fact is, i know enough to connect a gang of dot's on Pacs killing that don't come close to the gov't doing anything.

But to everyone on this board, I'm most likely just a bluffing outsider since i don't got platinum records and i ain't a household name. So beleive what you do, I can't convince you otherwise without talking stupid on a forum and I don't care to, same as i didn't care to on the Pimp. :cheers:
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Not saying other rappers don't make inspiring songs. 2pac was consistent though. His whole career in fact. Its after he got out of jail mainly his tracks that released after his death were anti illuminati. Mind u 2pac was a megastar. Domestically and internationally. Name me one megastar out there that has been speaking the same message as tupac. None.. not of 2pacs status.. zero.

for everything i touch u touch
for every step i take u take
for every breathe i breathe you breathe
for every dollar i make u make
 
Since Jay is the Enemy......

"I'm from the place where the chruch is the flakiest
And niggas is praying to god so long that they Atheist
Where you can't put your vest away and say you'll wear it tomorrow
Cause the day after we'll be saying, damn I was just with him yesterday
I'm a block away from hell, not enough shots away from straight shells
An ounce away from a triple beam still using a hand-held weight scale
Your laughing, you know the place well
Where the Liqour Store's and the base well
And Government, **** Government, niggas polotic themselves
Where we call the cops the A-Team
cause they hop out of vans and spray things
And life expectancy so low we making out wills at eight-teen
Where how you get rid of guys who step out of line, your rep solidifies
So tell me when I rap you think I give a **** who criticize?
If the **** is lies, god strike me
And I got a question, are you forgiving guys who live just like me?
We'll never know
One day I pray to you and said if I ever blow, Let 'em know
Mistakes ain't exactly what takes place in the ghetto
Promise fulfilled, but still I feel my job ain't done
Cough up a lung, where I'm from, Marcy son, ain't nothing nice"



Seems to me like Jay has more of a relationship with god on a level you can't understand from the outside looking in. He also seemed to blatantly no give a f**k about the gov't. Label was "rocafella" then. Conspiracies null? Of course not.

Is that not the same sh*t supposedly got Pac killed?
 
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Ekco4ever said:
^how competent is the government?
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It seems they are very competent if they managed to kill JFK.
How harder is it to assassinate a rapper compared to the president?

I find it a bit funny that Orlando Anderson ends up dead a while later, but I definitely think that street dudes were involved in his death, but that digs in deeper than just gangs and BadBoy & BMF.

Lets not forget that Pac's whole family were Black Panthers, you can't say that this isn't a big deal.

Shakur's debut album, "2Pacalypse Now," sparked a political firestorm. The lyrics were filled with vivid imagery of violence by and against police. Law enforcement groups and politicians denounced Shakur. Then-Vice President Dan Quayle said the rapper's music "has no place in our society."
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His first album, he had the ****in vice-president on him already, and I'm betting they were scared due to his connections, ideals and how big he was becoming.

What about Pacs plan to create his own political party?
You think he was joking about that?

Ever heard about COINTELPRO?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO

Some videos to finish it off:





Show me another rapper as passionate, caring and revolutionary as Pac, and I'll STFU.
 
K-1ne said:
Show me another rapper as passionate, caring and revolutionary as Pac, and I'll STFU.
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Bengs betta wetch hes beck!
 
Tupac is from an era when all rappers spoke on politics and were denounced by gov't. You were a fan of Pac, so i can't tell you another doing the same thing, you'll feel Pac was doing it bigger. But N.W.A., Ice T. Ice Cube, Notorious B.I.G., Geto boyz, Nas, Snoop Dogg all had controversial albums that senate spoke against.

People always talking about what Pac was about to do...you wanna speak on Cointelpro, "Vote or Die" influenced way more people to get out and have a voice than Pac did. Most Alcia Keys and Diddy got was "watched", not taken out.

But as I said, nothing I can say, because in your world, he was the most influential, I've been blessed to see the entire world to know how stubborn ones perception can make them. Where I'm from I never heard a Pac song til he died beyond the 5 mins it was on rap city. We was busy bumping Mobb, CNN, Heltah Skeltah, Wu tang, Firm, Jay-Z, Tribe, B.i.G. and thinking the most influential rapper was Nas.:cheers:
 
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deRaNged 4 Phuk'dup said:
Tupac is from an era when all rappers spoke on politics and were denounced by gov't. You were a fan of Pac, so i can't tell you another doing the same thing, you'll feel Pac was doing it bigger. But N.W.A., Ice T. Ice Cube, Notorious B.I.G., Geto boyz, Nas, Snoop Dogg all had controversial albums that senate spoke against.

People always talking about what Pac was about to do...you wanna speak on Cointelpro, "Vote or Die" influenced way more people to get out and have a voice than Pac did. Most Alcia Keys and Diddy got was "watched", not taken out.

But as I said, nothing I can say, because in your world, he was the most influential, I've been blessed to see the entire world to know how stubborn ones perception can make them. Where I'm from I never heard a Pac song til he died beyond the 5 mins it was on rap city. We was busy bumping Mobb, CNN, Heltah Skeltah, Wu tang, Firm, Jay-Z, Tribe, B.i.G. and thinking the most influential rapper was Nas.:cheers:
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your right.. hiphop was political. Thats the era when hiphop was uplifting. Who's still doing that now? i know ice cube was very political back in the day. Then all of a sudden he started being in movies and all that. Cube knows whats up.. They just payed him off and he backed off.. they couldn't pay off pac and the end result?

HAHAHAA... vote or die??!! i guarentee vote or die was run by the government. Pac knew the political system is corrupt. Thats why he said he gonna make his own political party. He knew that there is no republican or democrat system. Its all fake left right paradigm. Thats where the illuminati comes in. They use superstars like diddy to carry out there propaganda.. Diddy?!! vote or die.. that was too funny. All they wanted was for young people to vote to make them think that they have a choice when in reality u don't. Unless we can pick our own canidate to run. How is it vote or die when u had to choose between john kerry or george bush?! THEY ARE COUSINS HAHAHA

same with "change" with obama. ive never seen so much promotion from celebrities on a president in my life.
 
K-1ne said:
It seems they are very competent if they managed to kill JFK.
How harder is it to assassinate a rapper compared to the president?

I find it a bit funny that Orlando Anderson ends up dead a while later, but I definitely think that street dudes were involved in his death, but that digs in deeper than just gangs and BadBoy & BMF.

Lets not forget that Pac's whole family were Black Panthers, you can't say that this isn't a big deal.



His first album, he had the ****in vice-president on him already, and I'm betting they were scared due to his connections, ideals and how big he was becoming.

What about Pacs plan to create his own political party?
You think he was joking about that?

Ever heard about COINTELPRO?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO

Some videos to finish it off:





Show me another rapper as passionate, caring and revolutionary as Pac, and I'll STFU.
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yup. you can't dismiss the fact that pac was black panther raised. i don't think.. i take that back. i KNOW none of those other rappers where black panther raised. there is no comparison. U cannot name any of those corny rappers and put them next to pacs name.

Show me another rapper as passionate, caring and revolutionary as Pac, and I'll STFU.

me also.. tell me one thats of pacs celebrity and u can shut this thread
 
Sylvester Stewart.

And the gov't did nothing to him. But since he's not our gen. and a gen. where we couldn't barely use the same toilets as white folk......

And "paid off Cube"? Where'd you get that info. I got his answering machine, but i'll make sure he get's to tell his side of the story on that. Always speaking on folk i know.

I've done a lil work w/Westside Connection.
 
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WHAT DID PAC ACTUALLY DO THAT GOT HIM KILLED?

make records?...public enemy had just a big of a following....and he was just as passionate as pac.....public enemy had just as much influence on my generation that pac had on yours....why isnt chuck d dead?.....wanna know why?...because he wasnt dumb enough to stomp out gang members at fights in vegas....he wwas actually about helping his people...not stomping them out over a chain....

and yall still wanna ignore the fact that his main subject matter was killing n!&&as, fvcking bythces, and gettin money......
 
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if pac created his own party
whos to say he would not have become corrupt as well
and just screw us over without even knowing it?
 
TheLight said:
Yea but who ordered suge? And what the hell was jesse jackson doing at the hospital? U know jesse jackson was on the balcony when king got shot. Coincidence?
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LMBAO!!!!!!!!!

now jesse jackson is getting people killed for the illuminatti?....

i feel sorry for this dude for real.....
 
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