The mystery of Freddie Mercury's death has been revealed
On November 24, 1991, the great musician, the legendary Freddie Mercury, died.
On the anniversary of Freddie's death, KP leafed through the book of the biographer of the musician Maria Akhundova
"The Story of Freddie Mercury":
"Many people are shocked by this book. However, can anything related to Freddie Mercury be shocking? There is no dirt in which this person has not yet been carved. It will be all the more shocking to find out that his story is a lie. From the first to the last word.
...Freddie Mercury is a rare exception — his biographers seem to be competing with each other, who is stronger than him in the mud.It just so happened — a famous person can lead a very scandalous life, but after death, especially untimely, they forgive him everything and say only good things about him, even if the deceased drowned in sins and vices. And what did they do with Freddie's memory? What nasty things have not been attributed to him yet? It is said: they do not speak ill of the dead! But for some reason, the generally accepted rules of decency do not apply to Freddie Mercury!
For seven years he lived with Mary Austin, who was actually his common-law wife. He himself was acutely worried about his loneliness, according to his friends, he always really wanted to have a family, looked with envy at their family hearths, dreamed of children. His single life was very upsetting for him — the fact is that marriage and procreation are considered a religious virtue among the Zoroastrians — they do not recognize monasticism and hermithood, considering it a sin. If a man is not married after thirty years — he thereby commits a sin against God and his parents. It is not for nothing that many of Freddie's lyrical songs are full of the animal longing of a lonely man who is hungry for love. In the famous "Somebody To Love", he says: Every day a part of me dies — I can barely stand on my feet, I look in the mirror and shout: Lord, what are you doing to me! All these years I have lived by faith in you, But it does not get easier for me, Lord! Someone, someone, can someone find me — someone I'll love? When Freddie talks about the mirror, he does not mean the longing of an aging man alone — when he wrote this song, he was not even thirty. The image becomes clear only if you know the customs of the Parsis.
In the old days, the Parsis, like the Russians, chose a bride for a man by his parents. Often, the bride and groom did not even see each other before the wedding. Before the wedding ceremony, there was such a custom — the newlyweds with their faces covered with a veil were individually led into a room with a large mirror, the veil was removed, and in the mirror they saw each other for the first time. The custom had a symbolic meaning — marriage was considered a union of two people who should become halves of each other, therefore, looking at the reflection of his bride, the groom seemed to see himself — and his future family life. Freddie looks in the mirror — and sees only his reflection, and he does not have a bride. Relations with Mary Austin had already reached an impasse by this time. Freddie is experiencing the absence of his wife and children and dreams of a wedding, which he will never have... In the future, he used the same Parsi symbol in the video clip "I Was Born To Love You" — Freddie's reflection in the mirror turns into the reflection of a girl. And he has dozens of such songs. The fact that Freddie died prematurely unmarried and childless is a tragedy, and not at all proof of his homosexuality.The illness and death of Freddie Mercury are surrounded by a dark and very suspicious mystery.Even Peter Hougen, in the preface to his book about Queen, cautiously remarked: "Freddie Mercury died of bronchial pneumonia caused by AIDS. However, we cannot say with certainty that the cause of his death was the excesses inherent in his lifestyle, we do not know when Freddie became HIV-infected, and also how the infection occurred — sexually or non-sexually."
But then, as if afraid of his own courage, Hougen hurriedly says "but it doesn't matter" and turns the conversation to another topic.
Why not? This is very important — because the answer to this question is the ruined reputation of a decent person!
Hougen is right — nothing can be confirmed with accuracy, due to the complete lack of information on this topic.
Freddie Mercury is not the only celebrity who died of AIDS, but only the circumstances of his illness and death are still hidden from the public. About any famous person who died under similar circumstances, you can find out everything: the date of diagnosis — the year, month and day, the