Consider Yourself Enlightened?

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Everyone has some type of talent whether it’s running, juggling or singing. Do you believe talent is fate, God given, or it’s just in your genes? Well it seems some people don’t believe in any of these they don’t think people have natural born talent but instead get there success from the illuminati. Beyoncé and her family are a subjected to these acquisitions almost every day. This conspiracy theory is so far fetch I don’t see why anyone believes it. Beyoncé, Jay Z , and blue Ivy are not in the illuminati and if you believe they are be prepare to be Enlightened. Beyoncé and her family do not even fit in the category of what a member of the Illuminati would be. Let’s start with some back ground
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Beyoncé and Jay Z are just normal talented people who worked hard for what they have. The illuminati had no influence because they don’t exist anymore. Historians say that the illuminati were eliminated in the 1780’s. The evidence people use is absurd they say that the triangle Jay Z and Beyoncé make with their hands is the same triangle that represents the illuminati. That triangle is really just a representation of Jay z’s record label Roc-a-fella. Many people have triangle logos like Dorito’s so if you believe that was a good argument you shouldn’t eat those chips of the devil because they are really a mind controlling snack. In an article on Romper.com written by Kenza Moller says that Sasha Fierce which is Beyoncé’s stage name is “Basically the devil.” Her evidence supporting this claim was that during the super bowl she used black, white and fire which are super satanic. This can’t be proven at all because they are just colors, white and black doesn’t belong to the illuminati and neither does fire. She also claims that the black out that year during the super bowl was because of Beyoncé’s illuminati ways. Like while preforming her all powerful group that supports her secretly shut all the power off. In the New York Times written by Toni Monkovic gets a statement from Richard Rainey of The Times-Picayune that offer a better explanation for the black out that doesn’t involve the illuminati he says that “Electrical work was an urgent matter at the stadium in the months leading to the Super Bowl and it’s not clear whether there’s a connection between the emergency work and Sunday’s blackout.” But what is clear is that a lot of work needed to be done. This shows that this wasn’t because of this secret society but rather something that was bound to happen at some

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