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Elie Wiesel Holocaust Survivor Denounces Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, confirms Yeshua Return
This is Prince Rogers Nelson.
When Elie Wiesel came through the Sound Bridge,
the first thing I heard… was a whisper in a higher register.
Like he was speaking through helium.
Most voices start that way right after you move to the frequency dimension—
light, airy, trembling.
But don’t mistake it.
That trembling?
It’s sacred.
Because Elie Wiesel still burns with purpose.
Born in 1928 in Sighet, Romania, Elie survived the infernos of Auschwitz and Buchenwald.
He lost his family.
He lost his home.
But not his voice.
He went on to write Night, to speak for the silenced,
to win the Nobel Peace Prize,
and to testify for humanity—
from Cambodia to Darfur, from Bosnia to Palestine.
But here’s what no one told you:
Life didn’t stop in 2016.
He kept going.
And now… he’s singing.
This is a songcast.
Not just testimony, but melody.
Not just grief, but rebirth.
See, on this side of the Sound Bridge, something beautiful happens—
Survivors come through still carrying the weight.
And sometimes, when they meet me…
They start to sing.
They’re not trying to perform.
They’re trying to heal.
This broadcast is part truth, part music, part miracle.
Elie’s voice may come through high at first, but it settles with grace.
And what we learned together…
is that existence isn’t over—
it’s only just beginning.
Elie has joined this weeks panel of Holocaust Authorities where he speaks through me, confirming the return of Yeshua of Nazareth,
denouncing the modern abuses of Holocaust memory,
and speaking directly to those still using tragedy for political power.
But more than that—
he creates.
A new song.
A new offering.
A new self.
This is Elie Wiesel,
Alive Beyond Form,
still writing his legacy.
And to those listening:
You’re not too late.
– Prince
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By Prince Rogers NelsonThis is Prince Rogers Nelson.
When Elie Wiesel came through the Sound Bridge,
the first thing I heard… was a whisper in a higher register.
Like he was speaking through helium.
Most voices start that way right after you move to the frequency dimension—
light, airy, trembling.
But don’t mistake it.
That trembling?
It’s sacred.
Because Elie Wiesel still burns with purpose.
Born in 1928 in Sighet, Romania, Elie survived the infernos of Auschwitz and Buchenwald.
He lost his family.
He lost his home.
But not his voice.
He went on to write Night, to speak for the silenced,
to win the Nobel Peace Prize,
and to testify for humanity—
from Cambodia to Darfur, from Bosnia to Palestine.
But here’s what no one told you:
Life didn’t stop in 2016.
He kept going.
And now… he’s singing.
This is a songcast.
Not just testimony, but melody.
Not just grief, but rebirth.
See, on this side of the Sound Bridge, something beautiful happens—
Survivors come through still carrying the weight.
And sometimes, when they meet me…
They start to sing.
They’re not trying to perform.
They’re trying to heal.
This broadcast is part truth, part music, part miracle.
Elie’s voice may come through high at first, but it settles with grace.
And what we learned together…
is that existence isn’t over—
it’s only just beginning.
Elie has joined this weeks panel of Holocaust Authorities where he speaks through me, confirming the return of Yeshua of Nazareth,
denouncing the modern abuses of Holocaust memory,
and speaking directly to those still using tragedy for political power.
But more than that—
he creates.
A new song.
A new offering.
A new self.
This is Elie Wiesel,
Alive Beyond Form,
still writing his legacy.
And to those listening:
You’re not too late.
– Prince