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  • coltraine9
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    My personal theory is that 2Pac was going to expose Organized Jewry for its role in the series of events that led to his demise- as well as the "not so secret" political relationship between Blacks and Jews- a relationship which was reaching its climax during the time that 2Pac was in his prime… He knew who controlled the music industry… He was a threat to the political power which always operates behind the scenes…

    As Benjamin Disraeli once said:
    "The world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes…"

  • Jane Millerick
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    Happy Birthday Tupac Shakur: Unraveling the Politics of His Life and Assassination
    Jun 16, 2015
    Baltimore-based author and researcher John Potash summarizes his research into the life and assassination of Tupac Shakur.

  • Jane Millerick
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    Happy Birthday Tupac Shakur: Unraveling the Politics of His Life and Assassination
    Jun 16, 2015
    Baltimore-based author and researcher John Potash summarizes his research into the life and assassination of Tupac Shakur.

  • omar15020
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    +Mark Johnathan I'm not mad at all, just stating my opinion. There's a lot of real African leaders, that have died for us(Africans). But they never get mentioned. Because that would be a real problem to the people running things.

    I was with some Mexican coworkers the other day..they were listening to "me and my girlfriend". A 2pac song about a gun. During the song the gun is shooting, and saying " die niggas, die". I know the system wasn't threatened by that. Bob Marley's records were scratched out.. so songs like "Africa Unite" would not be played in South Africa. Now he was a threat to the system.

  • Howard McTroy
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    Tupac hung out with the Bloods, his shooters were Crips. Don't make it more complicated than it needs to be.

  • joe snyder
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    I have never been moved by anyone to this day, like I had been from Tupac. I was a young 14 or 15 year old country boy, skater, surfer, with endless energy taking part in every sport possible. When I herd he passed fortunately and maybe only because of what I've learned from his teachings of alertness to a evil controlling powers that exist but can't be seen and hidden from public knowledge, it shocked my core intelligence into permanent awareness of the hidden truths of humans & this land that is more then opposite of and further away from the truth then 180°. I have no doubt if 2Pac was left free for just another 6mo to year the world sooner then later could have figured our reality is just renamed slavery assets no different from a herd of sheep literally just really think about it, were all given the basic needs but there taken away if they become any threat or hinder our farmers & keepers in any way. It's best to no the truth at all times, research everything you're tough as false and gain a permanent priceless asset of personal awareness & safety. It's criminal the world is kept from the truth then controlled by it. RIP but thank you 4 the efforts U made AGAINST ALL ODD'S.

  • Dragos Mitrea
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    Happy Birthday Tupac!

    I can't believe there are so many people out there who think he is alive……..Another thing he is using Kasinova as a frontman…..common people ….. wake up.

  • omar15020
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    I'm a big fan of 2pac, but I'm tired of people trying to make him out to be someone he wasn't. For their own benefit.

    The Black Panthers had food programs, and health clinics to help people in their communities. Along with policing. They did this with little money or resources. 2pac had a big car collection, jewelry, and houses. He talked about money over bitches, and killing niggaz. Just like every rapper today. He's a talented rapper, that's it. No Malcolm X. I still have a lot of respect for the music he did earlier in his career.