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Originally posted by Nventual
Hell, in Australia, our largest homegrown Hip-Hop group occasionally reference the Illuminati and conspiracies. I couldn't quote any lines off the top of my head but I know they are there.
This is from Jedi Mind Tricks (USA) - Death Messiah
Did protons and electrons bejade the earth
or did Allah meditate and create his birth
is everyday in this place a curse
or should I pray on my knees and embrace this dirt
I guess what I'm trying to say is, hip-hop artists are a lot more intelligent than many people would like to think. I find Jedi Mind Tricks interesting because of how they rap about Islam, even though I'm white and don't belong to a religion.
[edit on 25/6/09 by Nventual]
With steel in my palm, guerrillas was born, your village is gone
It's either that you die or give your will to Islam
I redefine the crystalline-biological structures implanted in your mind
So I find the deaf, dumb and blind
And bless 'em with science and leave the blind ones behind
Descending into big balls of mass, in the form of rain
The Verbal Hologram brings pain
So rearrange disagreeable ways that brought you the darkness
Take hold, and rip out your soul from your carcass
One last chance to re-plan and over-stand
Before the Hologram sends your camp to Holy Land
So ask your man, when he returns to where I sent him
The plan was to kill God and reinvent him
Practicing Black Magical tactics like voodoo
Attacking like the seven deadly warships in the Niburu
Originally posted by Nventual
With steel in my palm, guerrillas was born, your village is gone
It's either that you die or give your will to Islam
I redefine the crystalline-biological structures implanted in your mind
So I find the deaf, dumb and blind
And bless 'em with science and leave the blind ones behind
Descending into big balls of mass, in the form of rain
The Verbal Hologram brings pain
So rearrange disagreeable ways that brought you the darkness
Take hold, and rip out your soul from your carcass
One last chance to re-plan and over-stand
Before the Hologram sends your camp to Holy Land
So ask your man, when he returns to where I sent him
The plan was to kill God and reinvent him
Practicing Black Magical tactics like voodoo
Attacking like the seven deadly warships in the Niburu
You said :
Hip-hop indeed comes from Freemasonic practices
Originally posted by visible_villain
reply to post by vcwxvwligen
You said :
Hip-hop indeed comes from Freemasonic practices
Clearly there is little doubt concerning the veracity of your OP -
Obviously, a work full of occult symbolism ...
So here I stand on the Four Corners of Stonehendge
Travelling through portals, the thunderbolt of battles, the lord of the immortals
The zeal of the seven, the rising of the demon
The lost books of the Bible and forgotten books of Eden
Holographic aspects of particles and waves
Propel the spacecraft in the Pleiades
Dwell in the abyssal plains like the Horse of Hades
The Wheel of Infinity, the Chamber of the Trinity
Levitators of the fifth level magician of divinity
I walk barefoot on the equator
With the mental acumen of Bob Lazar
They tell you to listen, but they don't really tell you they mission
They funded Al-Qaeda, and now they blame the Muslim religion
Even though Bin Laden, was a CIA tactician
They gave him billions of dollars, and they funded his purpose
Fahrenheit 9/11, that's just scratchin' the surface
Originally posted by Nventual
So here I stand on the Four Corners of Stonehendge
Travelling through portals, the thunderbolt of battles, the lord of the immortals
The zeal of the seven, the rising of the demon
The lost books of the Bible and forgotten books of Eden
Holographic aspects of particles and waves
Propel the spacecraft in the Pleiades
Dwell in the abyssal plains like the Horse of Hades
The Wheel of Infinity, the Chamber of the Trinity
Levitators of the fifth level magician of divinity
Look what I just found too, turns out they know about Bob Lazar.
I walk barefoot on the equator
With the mental acumen of Bob Lazar
Anyway, I didn't mention him earlier since I figured people were already aware but Immortal Technique is another one - his obsessed with the Illuminati and strongly believes 9/11 was a Government job.
They tell you to listen, but they don't really tell you they mission
They funded Al-Qaeda, and now they blame the Muslim religion
Even though Bin Laden, was a CIA tactician
They gave him billions of dollars, and they funded his purpose
Fahrenheit 9/11, that's just scratchin' the surface
I'll beat you until you're a vegetable
And wake up in a hospital covered in poisonous chemicals
In a fetal position with your face sewn to the intestinals
Thinkin that you'd been kidnapped by extraterrestrials
You got heart? I'm the blood that pumps in your ventricles
Originally posted by Nventual
Yeah you're right, in fact I've noted inaccuracies occasionally in what he says but I guess it's the overall message that counts.
Speaking of times where he might go a bit over the top, he's my favourite. Last line is the best
I'll beat you until you're a vegetable
And wake up in a hospital covered in poisonous chemicals
In a fetal position with your face sewn to the intestinals
Thinkin that you'd been kidnapped by extraterrestrials
You got heart? I'm the blood that pumps in your ventricles
Originally posted by Tamahu
I mostly agree that Hip-Hop comes from Masonic practices.
A lot of Hip-Hop slang is from the Nation of Gods and Earths, the Nation of Islam, Moorish Science Temple, Rastafari, Nuwaubu, etc. and many members of these groups are Masons whether "clandestine" or "regular".
All of the following are/were Masons:
Shariff Drew Ali
Sayyid Fard Muhammad
Sheikh Elijah Muhammad
(Notice the Arabic Sufi/Masonic titles there)
Marcus Garvey
Malcolm X - El Hajj Malik Shabazz
Haile Selassie
Malachi Z. York
You'll often hear in Hip-Hop phrases like "Respect the Architect".
G originally meant God in Hip-Hop, not "gangster"(although there is a thread here on gang's relations to Masonry, and also Manly P. Hall and J.S.M. Ward wrote on Triads origins in Chinese Masonry). That's why Gods and Earths will greet each other and say "Peace, God". It points to the esoteric teaching that Man him/herself is the Grand Architect of the Universe, the Arm Leg Leg Arm Head. Al Salaam Alaikum, Allah. This is also taught in every other Esoteric Tradition, especially seen in the Dzogchen or Ati Yoga(the pinnacle Tantra-Yoga Vehicle of Bonpo, Buddhism, and Hinduism) teachings that have become more publicly available and their instructions for Self-Liberation during the death process.
Generative makes sense too-along with Geometry, Gnosis, God(dess), Grand Architect of the Universe-as Sexual Tantric Rites(especially within Anu Yoga) have always been heavily relied upon in almost all Gnostic Cults and 'Mystery Schools' the world over. Afterall, the physical Arm Leg Leg Arm Head is Generated through Sex(for examples on Masonic Sex Rites see the writings of Hargrave Jennings, Samael Aun Weor, Krumm-Heller, Carl Kellner, Theodor Reuss, etc.)
Anyway....
Link
Peace,
Do the Knowledge to the website of Jamel Shabazz. He has CLASSIC pictures in there. A great offering of pictures of the Gods and Earths also. Those in the know will recognize that the above stances are two classic God stance. The God on the left standing 'on Square' with his arms right over left (yes this preceeded the B-Boy stance) and the God on the right pointing to the brain or center of intellect. If you look at some old pictures and see these stances you may be suprised to see 'who is God'.
Peace
Some Hip-Hop artists who are Masons:
Afrika Bambaataa
X-Clan
Stetsasonic
Lords of the Underground
Kool G. Rap
Gangstarr
Mos Def
Nas
Vinnie Paz
The Lost Children of Babylon
Randam Luck
Gravediggaz
Many various Wu-Tang Clan members and Wu-Fam affiliates
...just to name a few off the top.
I'm willing to bet that Canibus, Eminem, and Jay-Z are too.
To Masonic Light
I actually have a Masonic pamphlet which says that Abraham Lincoln was a Entered Apprentice although never became a Master Mason. One of Abraham Lincoln's' advisors was a Rosicrucian Occultist by the name of Paschal Beverley Randolph.
[edit on 8-6-2009 by Tamahu]
Originally posted by vcwxvwligen
Originally posted by KSigMason
reply to post by vcwxvwligen
This is a non-sequitar argument. I'm going to comment on certain points you made, but first I must say this. Just because a group of people has some custom doesn't mean they are the only ones who use it.
I don't get where you say "no snitching" is a Masonic thing. We instruct our members to keep the secrets they have been entrusted with. If you are alluding to that we don't snitch to the authorities if a brother has a committed a crime, you are even more wrong.
The whole "dame" comment isn't even related to Freemasonry. The clothing comment made me laugh.
The "G" does not mean generativity. I guess the obvious answer is just too obvious for you. There is no sexuality in Freemasonry.
Again, for the millionth time, there is no god of Freemasonry. There is only the God the individual brother worships. We allow men of every faith in and do not push one religious view or the other; religion and politics is not to be spoken about in the Lodge.
You seem to have a lot of sexual leaning beliefs about the Freemasons? Do you think we are a sexual cult? We are not.
You are desperately trying to connect dots (style, fly, etc) to Freemasonry. Probably, might be, these are not words that impress upon the reader that Freemasonry is "indeed" connected to hip-hop. You speak of absolutes, but back it up using possibilities and coincidences.
"Props" are used during Masonic rituals.
So Freemasonry is the only group that uses props? No one else in the entire world uses props? This is just more evidence for my non-sequitar statement.
You've basically taken a few words that may be Masonic and tried to tie them to hip-hop. From reading your thread I can tell you don't know the true meaning of anything Masonic, but you've still tried to connect some dots.
A "master of ceremonies" is present at every Masonic lodge.
What position is this called?
The phrase "It's on" probably comes from "Jah-Bul-On."
How does "It's on" probably comes from "Jah-Bul-On."? How? You are reaching here?
The burning of incense comes from the same initiation rite.
Churches do this too.
And how is Freemasonry "partially" a sun-worshipping cult? How do you partially worship?
reply to post by vcwxvwligen
Boaz and Jachin are in the Bible so using your thinking process hip-hop comes from the Bible.
Blue is the color for Craft Masonry (the Blue Lodge) because the color blue denotes loyalty. The Military Intelligence Corps of the US Army uses Blue as their color.
You can't use probabilities to show absolutes, it's a not a logical argument.
The phrase "I am that I am" also comes from the Bible; Exodus 3:14 (KJV)
Actually I'm not wrong about no snitching. I'm sure you've heard of the "blue wall of silence," as well as the Sean Bell case.
Actually yeah the G does mean generativity. Saying that "there is no sexuality in Freemasonry" is a typical denial argument.
If religion is not spoken about in the lodge then why is so much about Freemasonry ripped out of the Bible? And why is there a "Masonic Bible" to begin with?
Actually, Freemasonry is a sex cult.
You are misquoting me, which is typical.
You misspelled "non-sequitir"
He's called "the master of ceremonies"
The "On" is said to refer to Osiris, just like the video game "Virtual On"
Ok, if the Masonic lodge and the church burn incense, then why should "hip-hop heads" do it too? Wouldn't that be desecrating the act of burning incense?
The "sun" is a symbol of the erect penis. Instead of telling followers to worship the penis, they tell them to worship "the Son/Sun of God." The death of Jesus and his subsequent "resurrection" represent the death of the Sun.
Boaz and Jachin are supposedly the "pillars" of Solomon's Temple. I won't say what they really represent.
The New York Yankees also use the color blue
Yes, I said that.
Originally posted by depth om
reply to post by jouseroni
Don't know about hip hop? I challenge you to a battle man
I love hip hop and I definitely see a trend especially in the pop hop slop nowadays. People see/hear what they want to see though see we will have to agree to disagree. Vinnie paz even said he converted to islam because it would "work for him". Why wouldn't rappers/businessmen want to get involved with the movers and does of society, who, in many instances are free masons?
Originally posted by depth om
reply to post by jouseroni
Lol rap battle man.
I was just saying that here's this prominent rapper and he's using social institutions sort of strategically, to ensure subsistence within the rap "game". If you have power to reach minds, like many artists do, if you sell out huge auditoriums, I think some other force, not just your own is helping you. Not in all cases but many times popular artists have the same style of music, usage of themes etc. I'm rambling I guess. I must say though I have my suspicions, the hidden hand is gripping everything in my opinion.
Originally posted by depth om
reply to post by jouseroni
it's all good. I like jeru the damaja, bronze nazareth, hieroglyphics, lord beatjitsu, dead prez, wu tang/killabees, Paris, gangstarr, EL P, madlib, cypress hill, jedi mind, hed pe, heltah skeltah, sofa surfers, jazz addix, deltron, OGC, aesop rock, jak progresso, mf doom, you can keep going and going, I like all music but a sick beat with a flow cannot be beat.
I got to put some beat up now you got me playing songs.
Originally posted by vcwxvwligen
reply to post by EctoCooler HiC
It is part of the Illuminati plan to create by hegemony and rebellion, then pit them against one another.
Immortal Technique associates himself with Mos Def, who's questionable at best
KRS-One is not about truth
Somebody remind me what Kanye West was about again. He songs seem to be about complaining about women.
These rappers you mentioned are no better than country singers
I want to make something clear, because people keep misinterpreting my words: I'm not saying that a Masonic lodge somewhere created hip-hop, rather that Masonic practices influenced it greatly because Freemasons infiltrated it.