PROFESSOR GRIFF from PUBLIC ENEMY talks about the NWO, ILLUMINATI, Hip Hop Music Industry & Future
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PROFESSOR GRIFF from PUBLIC ENEMY talks about the NWO, ILLUMINATI, Hip Hop Music Industry & Future\r
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Public Enemys Professor Griff has never been one to hold his tongue. In an interview he had with Church of Reality, he spewed some harsh words towards Kanye West and his wife to be Kim Kardashian.\r
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After West threatened to move to Africa because of excessive racism in the United States, Griff sounded off on Kanyes statement by advising him to Move your ass to Africa.\r
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He would continue berating Kanye for his decision to play both sides and even took shots at Kim by referring to her as a rich whore.\r
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Hes trying to play both sides of the fence. Hes trying to play both sides, Professor Griff said. While hes sitting on a hundred million. And you and I are living paycheck to paycheck.Move your ass to Africa. You understand what Im saying? Take your fake ass wife with you. Shit. A rich whore.\r
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Nah, they never get at me, but I see them online, he said. I see the Busta Rhymes people online. Talking about some Illuminati. Stuff aint real, man. Why would they be interested in some rappers? Stop it, bruh. Stop it. This is a lot larger than what you think it is, man. You understand what Im saying? I see the naysayers, people talking smack. They dont say it to me directly because hell, everybody got my phone number. You can call me, but they never do.\r
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In his new book, titled Analytixz,[9] Griff once again admitted the faults in his alleged 1989 statement: To say the Jews are responsible for the majority of wickedness that went on around the globe, I would have to know about the majority of wickedness that went on around the globe, which is impossible.Im not the best knower—God is. Then, not only knowing that, I would have to know who is at the crux of all of the problems in the world and then blame Jewish people, which is not correct. \r
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Griffin embraces a radical form of Afrocentrism. Muslim, Christian, Jew, Heres a little somethin I thought you knew/There is only one God and God is one, the rich praises none.\r
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After his departure from Public Enemy, Griffin formed his own group, the Last Asiatic Disciples. Griffins albums were of an Islamic and Afrocentric style, combined with increasingly spoken word lyrics.\r
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He is a member of the Nation of Islam, which his lyrics and record titles as a solo artist referenced. Another general theme in his lyrics is New World Order conspiracy.\r
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Public Enemy -- one of the most influential rap groups in music history -- took an opportunity at the Coachella new festival to warn their audience about The Obama Deception, in reference to Alex Jones recently released underground blockbuster documentary. hidden agenda mainstream media ww3 war ukraine crisis fight anonymous end times truth alex jones infowars gerald celente 2nd american revolution civil war russia revolution bilderberg new missing flight mh370 maldives gold price silver bitcoin litecoin \r
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public enemy hip hop generation next generation professor griff power government nwo illuminati new world order corporate corporation revolution mission interion people humanity united states u.s. usa america family jay z music album entertainment fear salary 99% poverty poor job employment truth elite mafia success trending trendy culture rap mainstream new miley cyrus army u.s. army football protect military agenda nwo 2 Public Enemys 2005 album was entitled New Whirl Order and included tracks such as 66.6 Strikes Again, What A Fool Believes, and Revolution. elite nwo agenda The band were at their peak in the late 80s. Their 1988 album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back peaked at #42 on the Billboard 200, and at #1 on the Billboard R&B/Hip hop Album charts and is routinely ranked in the top 50 albums of all time, being regarded as one of the most influential and groundbreaking records in history.\r
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As soon as hip-hop became a vehicle for political and personal awakening, it was seized and devoured by corporate America and MTV, before being gradually deformed into what we see on television today -- where black icons rap not about fighting the man or standing up to the system, but about how much money andthey have while girls with giant buttocks wiggle around behind them.\r
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We continually hear about huge music stars using their gargantuan public platforms to educate the public about the new world order at concerts and gigs. nation of islam farrakhan\r
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Chuck D is an American rapper and producer best known as the leader of the rap group Public Enemy, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last December. Public E
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PROFESSOR GRIFF from PUBLIC ENEMY talks about the NWO, ILLUMINATI, Hip Hop Music Industry & Future\r
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Public Enemys Professor Griff has never been one to hold his tongue. In an interview he had with Church of Reality, he spewed some harsh words towards Kanye West and his wife to be Kim Kardashian.\r
\r
After West threatened to move to Africa because of excessive racism in the United States, Griff sounded off on Kanyes statement by advising him to Move your ass to Africa.\r
\r
He would continue berating Kanye for his decision to play both sides and even took shots at Kim by referring to her as a rich whore.\r
\r
Hes trying to play both sides of the fence. Hes trying to play both sides, Professor Griff said. While hes sitting on a hundred million. And you and I are living paycheck to paycheck.Move your ass to Africa. You understand what Im saying? Take your fake ass wife with you. Shit. A rich whore.\r
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Nah, they never get at me, but I see them online, he said. I see the Busta Rhymes people online. Talking about some Illuminati. Stuff aint real, man. Why would they be interested in some rappers? Stop it, bruh. Stop it. This is a lot larger than what you think it is, man. You understand what Im saying? I see the naysayers, people talking smack. They dont say it to me directly because hell, everybody got my phone number. You can call me, but they never do.\r
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In his new book, titled Analytixz,[9] Griff once again admitted the faults in his alleged 1989 statement: To say the Jews are responsible for the majority of wickedness that went on around the globe, I would have to know about the majority of wickedness that went on around the globe, which is impossible.Im not the best knower—God is. Then, not only knowing that, I would have to know who is at the crux of all of the problems in the world and then blame Jewish people, which is not correct. \r
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Griffin embraces a radical form of Afrocentrism. Muslim, Christian, Jew, Heres a little somethin I thought you knew/There is only one God and God is one, the rich praises none.\r
\r
After his departure from Public Enemy, Griffin formed his own group, the Last Asiatic Disciples. Griffins albums were of an Islamic and Afrocentric style, combined with increasingly spoken word lyrics.\r
\r
He is a member of the Nation of Islam, which his lyrics and record titles as a solo artist referenced. Another general theme in his lyrics is New World Order conspiracy.\r
\r
Public Enemy -- one of the most influential rap groups in music history -- took an opportunity at the Coachella new festival to warn their audience about The Obama Deception, in reference to Alex Jones recently released underground blockbuster documentary. hidden agenda mainstream media ww3 war ukraine crisis fight anonymous end times truth alex jones infowars gerald celente 2nd american revolution civil war russia revolution bilderberg new missing flight mh370 maldives gold price silver bitcoin litecoin \r
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public enemy hip hop generation next generation professor griff power government nwo illuminati new world order corporate corporation revolution mission interion people humanity united states u.s. usa america family jay z music album entertainment fear salary 99% poverty poor job employment truth elite mafia success trending trendy culture rap mainstream new miley cyrus army u.s. army football protect military agenda nwo 2 Public Enemys 2005 album was entitled New Whirl Order and included tracks such as 66.6 Strikes Again, What A Fool Believes, and Revolution. elite nwo agenda The band were at their peak in the late 80s. Their 1988 album It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back peaked at #42 on the Billboard 200, and at #1 on the Billboard R&B/Hip hop Album charts and is routinely ranked in the top 50 albums of all time, being regarded as one of the most influential and groundbreaking records in history.\r
\r
As soon as hip-hop became a vehicle for political and personal awakening, it was seized and devoured by corporate America and MTV, before being gradually deformed into what we see on television today -- where black icons rap not about fighting the man or standing up to the system, but about how much money andthey have while girls with giant buttocks wiggle around behind them.\r
\r
We continually hear about huge music stars using their gargantuan public platforms to educate the public about the new world order at concerts and gigs. nation of islam farrakhan\r
\r
Chuck D is an American rapper and producer best known as the leader of the rap group Public Enemy, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last December. Public E