Myquestions

Many people believe that something is true because they read it on the internet.

Take for example the story of Rihanna being a Satanist. Some people with enough time on their hands have gotten on the internet and dissected her whole video of Umbrella they have given new meaning to the lyrics.

She has been turned into this person who worships the devil and all sorts of lurid accusations. When I watch her video all I see and hear is a song dedicated to a loved one but alas some people will have us believe that she is singing on behalf of the devil.

I decided to some research and I discovered that nowhere do they quote her explaining her dance moves or her lyrics to anyone. The song is just what it is a very catchy tune if I may say so myself.

And they had the audacity to find the fact that in the song she sings about the recession two years before the event actually happened to be something very sinister. Why would she not know of such an event she is the disciple of Satan? She had to be privy to that kind of information.

Come on anyone that reads and paid attention to how the world economy could have seen the signs that all would come tumbling down if things certain decisions were not made. They have taken time to explain why the economy is in the state it is now and not once did anyone stop and say hey, ‘I think Rihanna and Jay Zee have a question to answer’, in fact they are responsible because in their song they seem to know that their bases will be covered no matter what happens on wall street.

And if they had all this information they should have done something to stop that catastrophic crash of the markets.

Just because someone posted something on the internet and claims it to be true does not necessarily make it so.

If it was true and they had proper evidence I believe she would have had been hounded by people wanting to know the truth.