Lord

The latest example of how political power influences our every day lives was on display again this week with our very own Lord missing out on getting recognition at the music awards in the USA.
Most people will just accept the lies and believe that she missed out because someone else was better than her.
The truth is of course that she missed out because she did the right thing and cancelled her concert in Israel , which is what her fans wanted. But the music industry in the USA is controlled by Jews and they have an enormous amount influence in American politics, so much so that this small country can and does flout international law as well as countless UN directives all because of the powerful Jewish lobby in America.
Even though I am no fan of her music all indications where  that she would win .
Its a very sad affair when entertainers only get recognition if they toe the ruling party line.
Good for her for standing up to these bullies although I fear it may be the end of her once promising carrier

Go nuts

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