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08-04-2011, 03:30 PM
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 A study on music as a NWO conditioning/programming tool for the satanic elite
This thread is going to address and confront/shed light on the NWO/communist/satanic/Babylonian agenda that is being foisted upon us all without most music fans ever catching on.
I have been meaning to start this thread up for a long time, but I have never gotten around to it. I think it’s because there is so much out there that I was subconsciously feeling overwhelmed with the prospect of trying to cover even just the songs that had captured my attention lately. The approach as you all know is from a Christian/NWO-aware perspective. I tend to see things in lyrics that other people may not tend to see. I am not saying that my interpretation is correct all the time, and so not everyone may agree with me, and that’s fine. I intend to expose what I understand the nefarious hidden meanings to be, behind the lyrics of the music that is so vigorously injected into our psyche at every given opportunity. Knowing what we know about the Babylonian Talmudist conspirators, the satanic cabal, and their unforgiving grasp on the media and music industry, I will always have my guard up and tend to assume the worst and the most diabolical. Know that in advance. So if you agree or disagree, so be it. This is more a thread for my own personal interest. A form of a dairy or study on the music that I am exposed to. As I have said before, being from the Toronto area, I listen to a particular station called “The Edge 102.1”, which I have reviled on this forum in the past for pushing an anti-Christian and pro-immoral dogma during their ever popular morning show; “The Dean Blundell show”. I will be addressing the music I listen to on this station, because this is where I have really noticed a major hardening of the agenda over the last couple years. In my opinion, they rarely play a song anymore unless it trumpets some sort of NWO theme, or a sub-theme that can further the satanic NWO by way of causing amoralistic, revolutionary, atheistic, perverted, materialistic thought patterns, etc. One thing I have added as an afterthought: I grew up my entire life listening to heavy metal and extreme metals, where sataic overtones are rife, and are expected. So you will not see me addressing bands such as Slayer, Venom, Possessed, etc. This is a study on music that is seemingly benign and harmless, but is in actuality far from that, making it much more dangerous due to the fact that is it more accomodating and accessible in the main stream. Last thing: I may or may not be active in this thread, strictly depending on time issues and my other forum activities at the time, but nevertheless I will be keeping this thread alive as new songs present themselves as NWO tools. So then, now that I have set the stage, I will begin working on my first interest in another post. Note: Nevermind the font. I typed this up in a word document and pasted it, and it appeared that way. |
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08-04-2011, 04:56 PM
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Alexisonfire - The Northern
This song captured my attention because I am always paying attention to the message in the music, and the Chorus sounded nice. I thought "Wow, that's different; the Edge playing a song that says 'Praise the Lord'" So of course it was suspect right away. I found the lyrics and watched the video, and my suspicions were confirmed that it is serving a darker purpose. I bought the CD to check out the rest of the songs, and a majority of the songs are NWO serving and will be presented here at some point. The Northen Lyrics: he comes, he comes This conclusion doesn't make sense to me. By itself, the song lyrics do not seem to be any form of attack on Christ or Christianity, but when coupled with the video, I found my heart sinking as I watched and read. One of the band members said in an interview that they were looking for "Divine inspiration" for the lyrics, but they are by no means religious. I am found wondering exactly what divine source they chose. Without doubt, this song is a mockery of Christianity and Christ, and even the Holy Father. When I take the lyrics of their other songs into consideration, it seems even more so, which I will post more on later. The video: http://vimeo.com/9050175 The video shows a priest and his congregation, in Church, a healing scene (healing a blind man), and Child praying (Alexisonfire trying to make it seem as if the child is misled by the Church), and goes on to show the priest dragging women slave workers around by nooses on their necks shortly thereafter. A cut scene to scarecrow of Death standing beside a dismantled pale horse would take credence away, as if death and judgement were impotent myths. One of the women slaves approaches the pale horse and prays to "Who knows who" in the presence of the skeleton, which is pagan at the core. Scene cuts to a pagan celebration around a tree, pointing to Malidthu (Canaanite goddess) or the Babylonian/Egyptian Godesses Nut, Isis, Hathor. At 2:44 there is some sort of sacrifice hanging in the tree as it is lit up on fire. I can't make out exactly what it is supposed to be. Next scene cuts back to the priest as the singer says "Halleluja. We'll praise the lord", and the priest holds a pale serpent over his head at the podium. The meaning is clear. Then there is a flash of a bare chested man with guage on his head, with a white cross painted on his torso. I am not sure of that significance of it yet. Cuts to the congregation all rising up, holding serpents over their heads. The blind man stand in the crowd with an aloof look on his face, unhealed. This could mean two things IMO, (1) that he couldn't be healed by the power of Christ or (2) The blind man could represent the faithful churchgoers, unknowingly all surrounded by corrupt decievers, and the faithful are in Alexisonfires opinion, too blind to see it. At 3:28 there is a cutscene to a bunch of hands rubbing a female body that is covered in Gold paint, very pagan/orgy inspired scene. A couple kisses, with tattoos of Crosses on their face. A man crawls across the floor, likely supposed to represent a serpent. Cuts back to the pagan tree, and there is a man wearing a Catholic Rosary, which is being presented at a beastly and savage trinket as the man looks like a caveman and beats his chest while screaming like an animal. The scene cuts to a baby with almost black eyes being baptized by the priest. At 4:11 the priest is among the congregation, giving his version of a blessing. Note the mysterious man behind him, who is not adoring him like the rest, but is following closely behind as if a shadow or a dark force. A dark horse with a dead rider strolls up to the abandoned looking church. As the drummer does his last roll on the toms, the scene shows a statue of Mary, which to me looks like it is skeletonized/mummified and covered, likely in blood. A video of hopelessness, a visual affront to the Church. An unadulterated attack on Faith. The message is that Faith is fruitless, and Christ is unforgiving if he even is real, and the members are totally corrupt, the Church is barren, a wasteland, pagan orgies and worship are fruitfull, Christianity is barbaric and uncivilized, et al. (I know the non-Christians are going to want to attack me with this post, but I am strictly discussing the work in this video, not the corruption of the Churches throughout history.) Not all my posts will be about Christianity, but this song in particular was the first one I addressed. This song usually gets played a few times a day on the Edge. |
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08-04-2011, 09:04 PM
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I have sort of been running the opposite study of anti NWO music and it goes way back. I thought it was a fairly recent phenominon.
For example Mike and the Mechanics Silent Running 1985 Take your children and yourself and hide out in the cellar. By now the fighting will be close at hand. Don't believe the church and state and everything they tell you. Believe in me I'm with the high command. Can you hear me can you hear me running? Can you heal me running can you hear me calling you? Can you heal me can you hear me running? Can you hear me running can you hear me calling you? There's a gun and amnunition just inside the doorway; Use it only in emergency. Better you should pray to God the father and the spirit. Will guide you and protect you from up here. Can you hear me Can you hear me running? . . . Show allegiance to the flag whatever flag they offer. Never hint at what you really feel. Teach the children quietly for some day sons and daughters. Will rise up and fight where we stood still. Can you hear me can you hear me running? . . . Can you hear me can you hear me running? Can you hear me running can you hear me calling you? Can you hear me running can you hear me calling you? Can you hear me hear me calling you? Can you hear me running hear me running babe! Can you hear me running hear me running! Calling you calling you! |
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08-08-2011, 01:10 AM
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Good post. I know NWO music stretches back far and beyond. I will just be focusing in on the songs that I hear on a regular basis for now, but I will probably get into breaking down some beatles songs and others as well later on.
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08-08-2011, 02:17 AM
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Familiar with this site by any chance? It is fantastic. Interpretations and breakdowns of many pop videos and songs...from the imagery used to the lyrics....
http://vigilantcitizen.com/category/musicbusiness/ |
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08-08-2011, 04:23 PM
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Familiar with this site by any chance? It is fantastic. Interpretations and breakdowns of many pop videos and songs...from the imagery used to the lyrics.... dys |
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08-11-2011, 05:33 AM
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another from a different front Regge
Ziggy Marley be free: The system's got too much control, and they don't wanna let it go I'm a prisoner fighting to be free, I'm breaking out of captivity Be free, be free To be free Little by little, I'm losing control As little by little my rights erode I stop the deputy, now you know Mama don't try, you see I got to go [Chorus] The government's got too much control, Now is there some place that we can roll the politics of fear and oppression is everywhere now the law is closing in, just take what you can bring [Chorus] The system's got too much control, now is there some place that we can roll I'm a prisoner fighting to be free, the law is closing in just take what we can bring http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX7-q...eature=related |
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08-11-2011, 06:03 AM
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on old gim i remember there being a series of articles on the start of the 1960's music scene in california and the subsequent hippie generation
after some searching i found it Inside The LC: The Strange but Mostly True Story of Laurel Canyon and the Birth of the Hippie Generation http://www.davesweb.cnchost.com/nwsltr93.html |
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08-11-2011, 09:23 PM
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Yes Andrea, the story of Laurel Canyon is a must read. Very eye-opening.
The newest lady gaga song, judas, is laughably transparent, but still deserves dissection. For non-Christians, Judas was the one who betrayed Jesus to the talmudic pharisees for thirty pieces of silver, in order that they would murder Him. For the sake of not re-posting line after line, I will add my comments in red in the quote. [quote] Ohohohoh I’m in love with Judas <font color="red"> |
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08-13-2011, 06:07 PM
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Next up: AwolNation - Sail
So this song gets a lot of play lately. This is how I show my love.  At the end of the song, the lyrics aren't posted, but to me it sounds like he's saying "Sail with me through the dark" The video: http://vimeo.com/22724289 So the video adds to this presentation with a faggy looking guy (the singer) running for his life. He's wearing what appear to be girls "Skinny jeans" and red shoes. He goes into his home, closes the doors and blinds, peeks out in fear, and gathers up a tape recorder to record himself speaking as if he has something important to say. There's a nice little part at around the 1 minute mark, where he is looking at pictures on the wall, and he rests his hand beside a pic of the pyramid with the all seeing eye. They of course pause and zoom on the image to burn it into our children's minds. If you look closely, you will see the background of that picture consists of female faces, and the one in the middle has her eyes black-striped out. It also looks like the number 78 is cast on their faces, but I'm not sure. To me it makes the statement that this guy is in fear for his life, and the eye of the great architect is comforting him, as if he wishes it would save him from whatever is chasing him. Beside it is a photo of a statue of the babylonian demon Pazuzu, or some other demon, or maybe a starwars character. HAHA! There is also another eye to the left of Pazuzu. There are other NWO images you can see if you pause it later on at 1:34 and go fullscreen. All this light shines in on him and it shows his solar system carousel being shaken all over. All the papers and books start blowing around. Notice the pages in the book: WTF is all that? Coding? Pfft. Who knows. Green rays scan everything, and he hides on the bathtub. Then he's dragged out across the floor. Then he's free again and closes the door in panic. Then he's playing piano and looking gay. All the lights are flickering. The door opens on it's own, then he's abducted into the sky, but he's calm up until the last second, where he starts freaking out. All in all a crappy, mostly brainwash-free video, but I couldn't pass this song by because of the reverence of the all seeing eye. I might have missed some things, but this one doesn't deserve major scrutiny IMO. |
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08-16-2011, 02:56 PM
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Let's do a nice, good and positive song for a change.
I read a post that po boy made to me in post #24 of this thread, and it reminded me of a song, when he said I should be reasearching what I've "gotten my kids into" in regards to the NWO. This song could have been written by me, about my own children. It's beautiful, and extremely fitting. I played it for my 10 year old, who is more educated on the conspiracy then most adults, and she understood the significance of the lyrics, and understood why I appreciate it so much. She loves the song too, but it makes her emotional. Normally I would dissect the lyrics, but in this case they speak for themselves. Tha band: Hey Rosetta The song: Welcome You'll be a bright light coming out of the dark It's a beautiful song. Enjoy! |
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08-16-2011, 03:55 PM
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08-16-2011, 03:56 PM
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08-16-2011, 03:57 PM
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Good thread for sure Awoke.
I have been noticing more and more latley that there is alot of anti-nwo music out there. I just finished visiting relatives up in northern Quebec. I drove the 12 hours at night both times, puffing left handed cigs and listening to tunes. Surprising how much anti NWO music is out there you just have to listen carefully. Good example of a band the edge plays is Rise Against. They clearly know WTF is going. I've noticed the edge is playing alot more shit the past few years that station is going down the toilet as far as music content goes. I do listen to the dean blundell show it does have its funny moments, but I wanna choke that fuck everytime he goes on about how good the pigs are and they keep us safe blah blah blah or how we need tighter gun control if it saves on life its worth it.... Again thanks your threads on topics like this have opened my eyes a little more to this subliminal shit we are subjected to on a daily basis. |
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08-16-2011, 04:12 PM
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Thanks for posting the vid, po boy. I can't see it but I'll double check it when I get home.
LastResort - You're right that there is a lot of anti-NWO music happening, but there is even more that is pro-NWO, pro-no hope, pro-futile struggle, etc. The trend I am noticing with the edge is their music is most of the tunes they play are relaying a message of "no way to fight it", or "just live it up the way you want because God isn't real" and other memes like that. The odd time they will play a song that is the opposite, such as "Muse - Uprising", but I suspect the agents of revolution are manipulating both sides of the fence, as they have throughout history. That trend, and that all stations owned by Corus entertainment are anti-Christian/Pro-NWO. But I have another thread on that (which strangely enough doesn't come up under my "started threads" list when I looked for it, so I had to use google like I explained earlier to find it), so I will stop there. |
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08-16-2011, 04:29 PM
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on old gim i remember there being a series of articles on the start of the 1960's music scene in california and the subsequent hippie generation “This is going to break your heart, but much of the music you heard in the ‘60s and early ‘70s wasn’t recorded by the people you saw on the album covers. It was done by me and the musicians you see on these walls … Many of these kids didn’t have the chops and were little more than garage bands … At concerts, people hear with their eyes. Teens cut groups slack in concert, but not when they bought their records.” Hal Blaine, longtime drummer for the Wrecking Crew, quoted in the Wall Street Journal on March 23, 2011 |
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08-16-2011, 09:15 PM
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Heres some subliminal from the other side.......
The ending line is great after the pause. |
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08-16-2011, 09:31 PM
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but I will probably get into breaking down some beatles songs and others as well later on. |
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08-16-2011, 10:38 PM
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This is the studio version of Welcome, which I appreciate so much more than any live version....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ip9d3TNYso |
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08-18-2011, 06:44 PM
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Next up is a song that pushes a message of hopelessness and powerlessness. I will not dissect, because it is all so blatant.
Do you know what's worth fighting for? http://vimeo.com/5268518 Besides looking like a bunch of effeminate homos, this video shows a couple in a room, looking and feeling powerless. Outside the window, there are flashing lights, establishing the NWO pigs. They don't fight, don't resist, they just panic when the bullets start flying through the walls. At least they panic at first. Then they seemingly come to accept their situation, and exhibit aloofness towards the bullets puncturing their walls and smashing their things. They don't duck, or cover, or resist. They just hug and kiss, portraying that they can not resist, and that they can only comfort each other as the events unfold around them. |
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