Sinead O’Connor passes away at 56
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RIP.
RIP
THAT'S who we were thinking about
It's based on the commonality of bad memory among a great many people influenced more by propaganda and hear say than fact. Shared wide spread mental indolence efficaciously in tune with gossip and innuendo. Or as I have read on those these streets, "mental midgetry". Y'all be careful giving credence to so many terms being used these days.
Yep.
RIP
Bruh all that because we misremembered it was her son who died?...y'all hard on a pre-elderly nigga.
Don’t forget she became a Muslim.
Sinéad O'Connor converts to Islam
26 October 2018
www.bbc.com
Allahu Akbar!!!
Sinéad O'Connor converts to Islam
26 October 2018
Sinéad O'Connor converts to Islam - BBC News
The singer, who was ordained as a priest in 1999, has now changed her name to Shuhada' Davitt.
www.bbc.com
Allahu Akbar!!!
Rest in Peace, Sinead
I learned about Nelson Mandela, and apartheid in South Africa when I was about 15. To say I was angry and pissed off about it all is to put it lightly. I stopped wearing Reeboks and refused everything with a British flag. I was and am one of those Jamaicans that despise WASP's and all colonizers. To this day I think the Albion's and Spaniards, need to pay for crimes against my countrymen. So when I learned about Nelson Mandela, and his 22 years in prison I was enraged.
Fast forward a few years to January of 1990 and I'm a member of Black political organization called Harlem Fight Back. Less than a month after that I see Nelson Mandela, is set free. It was a Sunday and all we could talk about the next day was Nelson Mandela, being released and how many other brothers are still political prisoners here in the US. I was 18 years old and that memory is unforgettable for me.
So when I see Nelson Mandela's name used to distinguish bad memory and or political ineptness and indifference. I access the activity as an indictment of weak mindedness. For people to think Nelson Mandela, died in jail shows me they are poorly informed or never gave a fuck about apartheid in South Africa or cared about Black people. Here in the US we have Black political prisoners who died in jail after decades. Some who are still imprisoned and a few who have been released after decades in prison. With that being said. To me the term Mandela affect is no less insulting than nigga rigging or nigga rich.
The term is absolutely a colonizer invention.
When I was a College Radio DJ (City College of New York) during the late 80s, I attended a CMJ (College Music Journal) Convention here in NYC. A few of us were pulled aside by this tall, stereotypical-looking Irish Dude (he has the red hair, and a very Green suit. I swear this guy was in Leprechaun-Mode). He wanted to introduce us to this new Artist he was managing. She was the Cutest and Shyest little girl with her shaved head and all. Really sweet. After that interaction, we kind of blew it off. I personally didn't think She was going to go anywhere.
WRONG!!!
"THE LION AND THE COBRA" is still one of the Greatest Music Debuts EVER!!!
Ms. O'Connor,
You've been through Hell and Back. Your book, "REMEMBERINGS" was beautifully honest and brutal to say the least.
Here's hoping You finally found the Peace You so richly deserved.
R.I.P. To A True Musical Heroine.
WRONG!!!
"THE LION AND THE COBRA" is still one of the Greatest Music Debuts EVER!!!
Ms. O'Connor,
You've been through Hell and Back. Your book, "REMEMBERINGS" was beautifully honest and brutal to say the least.
Here's hoping You finally found the Peace You so richly deserved.
R.I.P. To A True Musical Heroine.
Sinéad O'Connor's death not suspicious, autopsy to be conducted
Sinéad O'Connor's death is 'not being treated as suspicious,' police say, and an autopsy will be conducted, according to the London Inner South Coroner's Court.
ew.com
She was fearless, I'll give her that.
Emotional pain is the hardest pain to endure or overcome. You never heal from it; only learn to live with it.
Or not.
Emotional pain is the hardest pain to endure or overcome. You never heal from it; only learn to live with it.
Or not.
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