who wrote this please help!?

Unfortunately, many famous people have. I teach history, and I can positively tell you that John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein, and even Ronald Reagan have been quoted using this statement. However, if you are looking this up for a certain school project, who you would attribute it to would depend on the subject. Einstein would be the most notable to use as it pertains to science. Franklin would be the next or most important to use as it pertains to his speech in France in regards to the colonies, and his arguments in Continental Congress. John Adams would be the one to quote in regards to famous court hearings, as he made this statement in his defense of British Soldiers during the Boston Massacre defence. And Reagan, well, he was the comedian of politics for decades, and would only be quotable for this if you are not writing a serious essay.

"The question I wonder is that: After my death, after my last breath; When will I finally get to rest? Through this suppression, they punish the people that's asking questions. And those that possess, steal from the ones without possessions. The message I stress: to make it stop study your lessons. Don't settle for less; Even the geniuses ask questions. Be grateful for blessings. Don't ever change; Keep your essence. The power is in the people and politics we address. Always do your best, and don't let the pressure make you panic: Even when you get stranded, and things don't go the way you planned it. Just dream of riches, and a position of making a difference. Politicians and hypocrites, they don't want to listen. If I'm insane, then it is the world that is to blame."--2pac

not sure,sorry