Comments on: Did Prince Free The Slaves?

By: Marque Anthony

Marque Anthony — Thu, 28 Apr 2016 03:35:21 +0000

THERE IS A COVER UP GOING ON REGARDING PRINCE!!! They are hiding something. As a former detective, I have learned the real answers are often found in what you don’t hear, what is not being asked and what is not being seen. Prince’s sister hurried up and cremated his body – a move to likely prevent any more evidence from coming out through further testing. It is also very strange that a man who was so rich and who gave to so many people or charities secretly would not have a Will – especially when Prince was about ownership of all that he built and created. More perplexing is the fact that they say opioids were found with Prince and in his house but they are not saying the name of the medication. The name of the medication would tell us what it was used for and thus what he was really suffering from. We also know from doctors that Opioids can actually increase the very pain the person was trying to avoid – so why take them? THERE IS A MAJOR COVER UP, its odd that nobody is mentioning that Vanity died just 2 months earlier at the exact same age. It’s also odd that nobody is mentioning April 19th-May 1st is the 13 days of ritual sacrifice according to the satanic calendar. Look at the date when Prince died.

By: Marque Anthony

Marque Anthony — Thu, 28 Apr 2016 03:34:54 +0000

jdean you are asleep to even put Prince a class with Harriet Tubman. Prince was an androgynous, emasculated entertainer who objectified lust and women in his music. Without people like Tubman, you would still be on the physical plantation so shake off the mental plantation. Entertainers should not be seen as role models. Your priorities are all wrong and I am glad many people disagree with you. Jdean you represent those people who are still asleep and bound by mental slavery. MLK will be on the back of the $5 bill but I guess that’s all symbolic to you too because you don’t overstand that progress is a very slow process. Wake up. Prince double crossed the Illuminati and Sony. And just like Michael Jackson who did the same, he is dead.

By: jdean

jdean — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 21:33:21 +0000

Harriet tubman on a dollar bill is a symbolic victory but really means nothing to our plight. Prince affected so many current lives. What do you want us to do for our superstars, not mourn. We have a slave on the bill and she will share it with the slave owner Andrew Jackson so what did we accomplish?

By: Marque Anthony

Marque Anthony — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 20:13:29 +0000

I grew up liking Prince’s music until my eyes were opened. And maybe the fact that so many of us liked music created by an emasculated man which objectified women and built upon lust says more about how we should get our morals, principles and spirits right than it says about Prince

By: Marque Anthony

Marque Anthony — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 20:11:34 +0000

To Jaye,
Baby step my friend but we cannot ignore that Tubman on the front is progress. Is it enough for what our people have been through? No. But is it a start? Yes and we should not diminish that. Prince was a man/woman who made perverted music as well. In the end his lifestyle caught up with him – the perversion, drugs etc. Don’t forget that side of the coin. And a person speaking out or giving money does not a great role model make.

By: Jaye Moles

Jaye Moles — Mon, 25 Apr 2016 14:20:30 +0000

Prince did more than entertain. Even though I agree there should be more emphasis placed on Harriet Tubman and the profound move to put her on the $20 bill, in the eyes of many, it’s still just a $20 bill (and a move to appease some people without really dealing with current issues). Prince has done more than just entertain and display his artistry – which he managed to do for the good part of 40 years, an honorable accomplishment by itself alone.