Prince's chemtrail conspiracy theories UPDATE!

Yesterday we posted a video of the late Prince talking about chemtrails. Well apparently there is a new conspiracy theory according to World of Wonder, that he foretold his death in an elevator and was murdered for speaking out about chemtrails! More after the jump.



Before we talk about the chem trail theory, let's look at a couple lyrics. From 1986's "Sometimes it Snows in April"

Sometimes life ain’t always the way / Sometimes it snows in April.
Sometimes I feel so bad, so bad / Sometimes I wish life was never ending / and all good things, they say, never last.

and in his 1984 hit, "Let's Go Crazy"

And if the elevator tries to break you down, go crazy, punch a higher floor.

Is that foresight? Did he know? Was his song writing a complete coincidence?

The following is from worldofwonder.net:

Many are also now wondering if his involvement in chem trail conspiracies led sinister forces to silence him with a “weaponized flu. That maybe he was murdered in an Illuminati Blood Sacrifice satanic ritual for exposing chemtrails on live television?

In a rare televised interview on the Tavis Smiley Show, Prince explained that he was inspired to write the song after watching civil rights activists Dick Gregory speak at the 2008 State of the Black Union. “[Gregory] said something that really hit home about this phenomenon of chemtrails. And you know, when I was a kid I used to see these trails in the sky all the time and ‘Oh that’s cool—a jet just went over.’ And then you started to see whole bunch of them and next thing you know everybody in your neighborhood was fighting and arguing and you didn’t know why.”

Prince also sang about chemtrails in “Dreamer,” from his 2003 album “Lotusflower.”

While the helicopter circles
And the theory’s getting deep
Think they’re spraying chemicals over the city
While we sleep?
From now on I’m staying awake
So you can call me a dreamer too
Wake up wake up

Could it be connected to the death of Merle Haggard‘s, who was also an outspoken chemtrail theorist and sang about it them his song “What I Hate”( “What I hate is looking up and seeing chemtrails in a clear blue sky today.”)

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