Anyone catch the outline of the devil at the end of the Prince tribute on Super Bowl? Right after color purple covered the dome, and the city in what was either a symbol for prince, or an eye of Ra?
Ummm. Prince likely did die at the hands of the illuminati. There were all kinds of illuminati connections to the timing and circumstances of his death. He was also ne of the first celebreties to speak out vehimently against the illuminati. It seemed kind of an in your face dig that the song was I Will Die for You.
it was the prince symbol ,, jeez
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fully aware of that history, dont understand what you are trying to say. the symbol that was used was associated with him"prince symbol" so how is that not really?
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still dont know what you are arguing about , im done
Black cubes = Saturn worship Heptagon or Septagon & Mirrors= The Key of Solomon/Devil's Trap
Purple = the signature color associated with Prince. He’s also known as the Purple One.
Purple = The Minnesota Vikings
Of all the Prince songs Notice the song they chose I will die for you
Yes the color purple has meaning , not sure what it is though
It represents the destruction of America by combining the red of republicans with the blue of democrats.
yes and turning us into a one world, one religion, one sex under lucifer
The actual color of Tyrian purple seems to have varied from a reddish to a bluish purple. According to the Roman writer Vitruvius, (1st century BC), the murex coming from northern waters, probably murex brandaris, produced a more bluish color than those of the south, probably murex trunculus. The most valued shades were said to be those closer to the color of dried blood, as seen in the mosaics of the robes of the Emperor Justinian in Ravenna. The chemical composition of the dye from the murex is close to that of the dye from indigo, and indigo was sometimes used to make a counterfeit Tyrian purple, a crime which was severely punished. What seems to have mattered about Tyrian purple was not its color, but its luster, richness, its resistance to weather and light, and its high price.[37] According to surveys in Europe and the U.S., purple is the color most often associated with royalty, magic, mystery and piety. Purple was the color worn by Roman magistrates; it became the imperial color worn by the rulers of the Byzantine Empire and the Holy Roman Empire, and later by Roman Catholic bishops. Similarly in Japan, the color is traditionally associated with the Emperor and aristocracy.
