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Tra Ders's avatar

Anyone can immerse themselves into intellectual entanglements with no beginning no end and no middle part. While the dialogues freshen the soil nothing takes root. So how does one survive the encounter. It’s obvious. Any conversation that seeks to limit your bodily autonomy (vs shots), your freedom of movement and travel (lockdowns and vaccine passports) you being force fed other lame brain deceitful self-serving agenda/disinformation (controlling/limiting Free Speech) and forced to adopt Fake Surveillance, judgement, control and punishment for currency (CBDC’s) or face starvation. If you have the wherewithal to imagine at the helm Bilderbergs, ROTHCHILDS, Rockefeller’s who just murdered 30,000,000 and literally contaminated humanity’s genetic code (DNA contamination, self replicating Replicons, SV40 plasmids etc) natures genetic code (GMO foods, genetically altered creatures.

These monsters are unspeakably evil. They need to be tagged and controlled and arrested and charged with treason, crimes against humanity in the International criminal court. National Corrupt Pardons have no sway internationally. Catch them and let’s start the show. The human race is starving for it.

Elizabeth Schneider's avatar

Wow…I read Musical Truth by Mark Devlin. It was an eye-opener. My father was a VP for Capitol Records during the Beatles heyday through his death in 2004. I used to think his job was “cool” but in really listening and considering the lyrics of many popular songs, learning about Tavistock Institute and social engineering, I have concluded there was nothing “cool” about it. Part of my unlearning/relearning journey has included learning to be very careful about what I watch, read and listen to. Many of my former old favorite songs were, in fact, subtle brainwashing, I think now. Thank goodness for classical music and independent artists as that is what I choose currently. Thanks for this essay.

skintnick's avatar

Mark Devlin's buddies over at the Sheep Farm podcast just released an episode which includes some discussion of the Crowley connection with the Beatles. fyi

Elizabeth Schneider's avatar

Thank you. I’ll check it out. I am rather mourning the fact that literally everything I ever knew has been a lie. It’s been a lot to take in but I will check it out nevertheless. I think my family has been involved in some dark stuff.

skintnick's avatar

Tavistock is also mentioned more than once in aforementioned podcast. I wish I had a better understanding of that organisation in this respect and more generally. Any tips?

Elizabeth Schneider's avatar

I read a book by Daniel Estulin entitled Tavistock:Social Engineering the Masses. It’s been the only book I could get my hands on that was reasonably priced.

InABag's avatar

‘I think our society is run by insane people for insane objectives. I think that’s what I sussed when I was sixteen and twelve, way down the line, but I expressed it differently all through my life. It’s the same thing I’m expressing all the time. But now I can put it into that sentence that I think we’re being run by maniacs for maniacal ends. If anybody can put on paper what our government and the American government etc and the Russian, Chinese, what they are actually trying to do, and what they think they’re doing, I’d be very pleased to know what they think they are doing. I think they’re all insane. But I’m liable to be put away as insane for expressing that. That’s what’s insane about it.’

- John Lennon, 6 June 1968.

Penny Mackie's avatar

Well…this analysis of the ‘Boomer’ generation explains why I just have never really identified as one (yet if you go by the numbers, I fall solidly in the parameters). Having always lived on the fringes of popular culture, having never joined any political party, having instead turned my attentions to my spiritual practices of 50+ years…and fiercely taking on the roles of parenting and grand parenting. My idea of a nightmare is to be living in an assisted living facility where all the music played and movie re-runs are from the mid-sixties onwards. I lived as a hippie in a commune in my early twenties, steeped in first-wave feminism…all of this went up in smoke the moment I gave birth to my first son and willingly chose to stay at home to raise my family. Sacrifice is sacred, idealized individuality…not so much. The ideals of the Beatles era were not global and peaceful…they were selfish and the antithesis of living in a strong and loving family/community. The late sixties and early seventies were about bending socialism in to an extension of ‘Imagine’…cheered on by NPR and PBS. Then came that fateful day probably 20 or 25 years ago when I realized I had willingly been part of the brainwashing. I am a total outsider when I am amongst the vast majority my peer-group…a spy who looks like I ‘belong’, but don’t. My friends stretch a vast range of ages, and I have a beautiful community that fortunately are with me on this incredible journey.

CM Maccioli's avatar

Oh man, the Beatles!! The Doors, The Stones!! I grew up with these guys. OK, you got a point there. Still, never thought these folks occupied any moral high ground even when I was 12. Very interesting article. Most of us, certainly moi, didn't realize this New World Order was started 100 years ago, incrementally, to a point that now is staring us in the face when hitherto, this new roc n roll blinded us to it. It's gotten so much worse since then. Although, I must say Michel Jackson's They Don't Care About Us, jew me-screw me, was an eye opener, where I said, oh no, that was a mistake, and it was. The Academic Agent is a very astute fellow.

Elizabeth Schneider's avatar

The band The The released Cognitive Dissident recently, which seems to be a song for these times. Five Times August released his Silent War album as well and is on steady rotation, especially his Counterfeit World song. You might enjoy those artists. I concur regarding Michael Jackson’s They Don’t Care About Us song. Blind Joe helped get me through this plandemic with his I Will Not Comply song.

CM Maccioli's avatar

Blind Joe, my man. I'll check out the others, thanks.

InABag's avatar

The lyrics to Imagine were written primarily by Yoko, not Lennon. Lennon’s song Instant Karma better align to his thinking.

Instant Karma's gonna get you

Gonna knock you right on the head

You better get yourself together

Pretty soon you're gonna be dead

What in the world you thinking of

Laughing in the face of love

What on earth you tryin' to do

It's up to you, yeah you

Instant Karma's gonna get you

Gonna look you right in the face

Better get yourself together darlin'

Join the human race

How in the world you gonna see

Laughin' at fools like me

Who in the hell d'you think you are

A super star

Well, right you are

Well we all shine on

Like the moon and the stars and the sun

Well we all shine on

Ev'ryone come on

Instant Karma's gonna get you

Gonna knock you off your feet

Better recognize your brothers

Ev'ryone you meet

Why in the world are we here

Surely not to live in pain and fear

Why on earth are you there

When you're ev'rywhere

Come and get your share

David Weiner's avatar

Individualism is good, when one is referring to the rights of the individual being respected.

It is bad if it is considered to be the outlook "every man just looking out for himself".

DNPmom's avatar

And now we live in the EGO controlled era, where only individual wants, needs, views, and opinions seen as valid to each individual. Then we wonder what has happened to 'treating others as you wish to be treated' and 'love thy neighbor as yourself'. We see real bullies in school from kindergarten on up, with teachers wringing their hands because they must validate each child as unique and encourage self-expression, no matter what that is. EGO = Edging God Out, and seems to have been the goal all along and far too many fell for it. There is a reason why I was Never a Beatles fan, when others were swooning over their every word. I simply did not like their songs then or now. Actually I did not like many other bands of the generation I grew up in...The Eagles, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, etc. None of them spoke to my soul.

I also find it perplexing when people today say 'it takes a village to raise a child', but then say be an individual and think for yourself, feel your feelings and let others know when they've hurt those feelings....and tell adults do not bruise their egos, or say no to a child as it cause 'trauma'. EGO messages telling them only their feelings and emotions matter. Mixed messages and you can't raise a well balanced human in that kind of milieu, IMO.

No wonder we have a couple generations of young people who have NO understanding of what it means to be part of anything, NO understanding of how to be part of a group, NO understanding of how to have civil discussions or debate anything, No ability to regulate their own emotions or take responsibility for their own actions. God help us all...

AsaTBear's avatar

Ozzy Osbourne wrote a song about Crowley titled, "Mr. Crowley"...fascinating lyrics.

The music industry in general is one of cannibalism and soul selling. Look up the "27 club". Some escaped mostly unscathed, but that's exception to the [over]rule.

EK MtnTime's avatar

I am of the opinion the lyrics bands came up with and the lean towards Satanism was not coincidence but influenced by the CIA/MI5 doing the bidding of the Cabal driving Agenda 2030. Everyone was high on something or many somethings and the power of suggestion when inebriated or hallucinating is like a getting a permanent earwig. Who else would be waiting in the wings ready to pounce was/is Satan…not that he ever misses an opportunity to corrupt.

Sharon's avatar

I was 14 years old when I figured out that lennon was an atheistic socialist.

I am 70 now.

never owned or purchased a beatles album, but all my friends loved them...

David Weiner's avatar

Subjective morality versus objective standards of morality.