As for killing, yeah, John Lennon was "offed" for some reason, probably by a mind-controlled half-insane victim, as was Bob Marley (died of cancer in a toe - was, believe it or not, injected with this by putting "something" in his soccer shoes, a sport he played regularly), and very likely Tupac Shakur, who actually mentioned Illuminati and similar topics in his lyrics and was also campaigning for social justice and against the discrimination he saw all around him. And they're not the only ones, that's quite sure.

This is not to try to be "woooo-woo" scaring people or anything like that. It's just pure truth as seen from this perspective.

To be honest, I can't get my head around the concept that all big marketed celebrities are mind controlled.  Although, I've never heard of it until I found this forum...
Thanks

http://www.amazon.ca/Covert-War-Against … amp;sr=1-5
The Covert War Against Rock : What You Don't Know About the Deaths of Jim Morrison, Tupac Shakur, Michael Hutchence, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Phil Ochs, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, John Lennon, and The Notorious B.I.G

by Alex Constantine (also wrote Psychic Dictatorship Of US, worth reading)

Product Description

From Booklist
Constantine's paranoid romp through rock history explores Brian Jones' demise at Winnie the Pooh's house, Peter Tosh's death during a home invasion, Bob Marley's fatal cancer, and the terminations of other, somehow subversive rock stars, and vets the conspiracy theories about them. Was Marley given cancer by means of a booby-trapped cowboy boot from the CIA? If so, was that part of the same CIA-Jamaican government campaign that rubbed out Tosh? What of alleged foul play in the death of Tupac Shakur, not by rival gangsta rap crews, but by a "COINTELPRO-type operation" ? According to Constantine, the mainstream media have produced books "libelling the deceased and misleading the reader on the circumstances." The scary suppositions are only slightly undercut by Constantine's occasional fudging of known, if ungermane, facts, as when he says that the Mick Jagger^-Keith Richards bust occurred at a hotel rather than Richards' Redlands estate. Less scurrilous than the Weekly World News, less reliable than Kenneth Anger's Tinseltown expose, Hollywood Babylon, this is still fascinating conspiracy mongering. Mike Tribby
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved

Book Description
Since the sixties, musicians have been outspoken and powerful proponents for social change, making them a threat to those eager to maintain the status quo. Typically fond of drugs, they also make easy targets for investigation and exploitation. In this comprehensive look at more than a dozen suspect rock star deaths, conspiracy researcher Alex Constantine delves into the secrets that the record industry, organized crime, and even the FBI and CIA don't want uncovered. Unearthing recent - and successful - assassination plots against Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. as well as new information on the tragic deaths of Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and John Lennon, this long-overdue report offers disturbing evidence that there may be more behind these deaths than accident, psychosis, and indulgence.

And let's not forgot this "classic quote" from the Cobain diaries, where he also signs his name "Your Altar, Kurt Cobain" at least once.

http://www.opinionjournal.com/la/?id=110002651
As icky as that is, Newsweek surely found something far more disturbing, in a list it published alongside other anodyne extracts (on subjects like music and the evils of heroin addiction.) "I like punk rock. I like girls with weird eyes. I like passion. I like to feel guilty for being a white American male . . ." What the cover-boy also included in that list, but some censor snipped: "I like to make incisions into the belly of infants then f*ck the incisions until the child dies."

Tim

On the Tupac tip. A movie(Before I Wake) was on last night about Tupacs death. His main bodyguard from what he said was told to not have any guns or vests on for the whole security team. More than a little suspicious.

I'll jump on the band wagon...
 
   Bill Hicks

   Died of pancreatic cancer in his mid-thirties. He was getting way too big. His dark humor was genuis. People like that have WAY too much exposure to way too many people. Why, who knows what they could do if they could just get old enough to figure it all out? Knock em out young and keep the 'dream' alive...

I don't know much about Bill Hicks but, I do know that Tool was down with him and he appears on Tools Aenima(in an audio clip). What they played was hilarious.

   Died of pancreatic cancer in his mid-thirties. He was getting way too big. His dark humor was genuis. People like that have WAY too much exposure to way too many people. Why, who knows what they could do if they could just get old enough to figure it all out? Knock em out young and keep the 'dream' alive...

http://www.amazon.ca/Covert-War-Against … amp;sr=1-5
The Covert War Against Rock : What You Don't Know About the Deaths of Jim Morrison, Tupac Shakur, Michael Hutchence, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Phil Ochs, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, John Lennon, and The Notorious B.I.G

by Alex Constantine (also wrote Psychic Dictatorship Of US, worth reading)

Product Description

From Booklist
Constantine's paranoid romp through rock history explores Brian Jones' demise at Winnie the Pooh's house, Peter Tosh's death during a home invasion, Bob Marley's fatal cancer, and the terminations of other, somehow subversive rock stars, and vets the conspiracy theories about them. Was Marley given cancer by means of a booby-trapped cowboy boot from the CIA? If so, was that part of the same CIA-Jamaican government campaign that rubbed out Tosh? What of alleged foul play in the death of Tupac Shakur, not by rival gangsta rap crews, but by a "COINTELPRO-type operation" ? According to Constantine, the mainstream media have produced books "libelling the deceased and misleading the reader on the circumstances." The scary suppositions are only slightly undercut by Constantine's occasional fudging of known, if ungermane, facts, as when he says that the Mick Jagger^-Keith Richards bust occurred at a hotel rather than Richards' Redlands estate. Less scurrilous than the Weekly World News, less reliable than Kenneth Anger's Tinseltown expose, Hollywood Babylon, this is still fascinating conspiracy mongering. Mike Tribby
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved

Book Description
Since the sixties, musicians have been outspoken and powerful proponents for social change, making them a threat to those eager to maintain the status quo. Typically fond of drugs, they also make easy targets for investigation and exploitation. In this comprehensive look at more than a dozen suspect rock star deaths, conspiracy researcher Alex Constantine delves into the secrets that the record industry, organized crime, and even the FBI and CIA don't want uncovered. Unearthing recent - and successful - assassination plots against Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. as well as new information on the tragic deaths of Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and John Lennon, this long-overdue report offers disturbing evidence that there may be more behind these deaths than accident, psychosis, and indulgence.

And let's not forgot this "classic quote" from the Cobain diaries, where he also signs his name "Your Altar, Kurt Cobain" at least once.

Tim

I'm sure many celebs are/were dealing with mind control [aka Britney Spears/Anna Nicole].

There's a theory going around about how Kurt Cobain was killed by the CIA also.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread36262/pg1

http://educate-yourself.org/dc/kurtkoba … eb04.shtml