100% CIA initiated just like the Hippie Movement in the 1960s. Jim Morrison, Frank Zappa, Hall and Oates and more were tied to the intelligence community. Nothing is as it seems and no large social movement is grassroots.
There is a quote from Zappa which I always thought was him trying to wake people up. Maybe it was more rubbing our noses in it?
At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move the tables and chairs out of the way and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater.
I always too that to mean being lined up against a wall and shot.
Alex Jones reveals truths too, but frames it in such a way that everyone else thinks he's a wacko and that you're a wacko for following him. Zappa might be in the same category - definitely packaged as a far-out weirdo despite the genius we can see.
And even George Carlin was controlled, in that if he said too much he would've been taken out. I haven't dug into him except for liking his sketches, and won't call him evil or anything, but anyone with exposure only has it because the secret masters of fandom allowed it.
I was a huge Carlin fan in my drunken early 20s... So unfortunately I don't really remember specifics.
Since I've been awakened, most clips I've seen of him have been subversive and, IMO, demoralizing. Small sample size, but, looking back, it gave me the feeling he was a destabilizing op
We all need a laugh sometimes. No sense denying our enjoyment, even while we're upset at the good ones we've missed, and the manipulation we've suffered.
Makes sense. The rap today is awful compared to 80s and 90s. Some of the stuff I've heard is pure garbage. I try to be open minded to new music but it's clear to me that this crap was pushed on the youth hard. Nothing about it was organic.
Assholes trying to make a dystopic, bigger prison state (for these suckers, civilians only exist to wreck each other, ugh they can go eat a bag of dicks...)
I'm guessing not a lot of people on this forum ever listened to rap to begin with, but...this is ridiculous. Rap is one of the most popular music genres today, and will continue to be so, even without USAID.
This is just silly. Please don't run around telling normies that no one listens to rap anymore. We already have enough of a problem with our credibility, please don't drsg it down more with this little fantasy.
Pretty sure theres a big difference in the deep state rappers vs the ones that didnt sell their holes or their souls. Luda & 50 and I think Kanye are safe bets for sure but cant listen to shit anymore that I know is literally satanic and or performing at a Kamala rally or talking shit about trump cause their handlers told them to.
I think this article probably more or less equates to, "No one listens to pop-rap or trump hating rappers anymore" and that seems a bit more accurate for me for sure idk bout you
I been on a Harry Mack kick last couple weeks myself haha
Don't discount academia and the controlled press. Controlled by whom?
Def Jam Recordings: Co-founded by Rick Rubin (who produced early hits for LL Cool J and the Beastie Boys) and Russell Simmons, this label played a massive role in popularizing hip-hop.
Industry Leaders: Managers and executives like Jerry Heller (who managed N.W.A.) and Lyor Cohen (former Def Jam CEO and Warner Music Group executive) helped build the corporate and operational frameworks of the rap industry.
Journalism: The late-90s hip-hop landscape was largely defined by Harvard undergraduates Jonathan Shecter and Dave Mays, who co-founded the definitive magazine The Source.
I am into music. One of my hobbies. Torture is it real? Is the USA food cause health issues? Many are still in disbelief in this, but when we are tortured we think differently. Why is all the good fidelity music from the 80's and before? Why are we seeing the same rock bands still on tour from 40 years ago?
when people are tortured with music is it also usually low DR?
Yes, music used in psychological warfare and interrogations (often termed "sonic bombardment" or sound torture) is almost exclusively low dynamic range (low DR).When military and intelligence agencies like the CIA use music as an "enhanced interrogation" technique, they do not choose tracks based on a technical audio meter, but the genres they select naturally feature extreme dynamic compression.
EDIT: buried the lede. Perhaps RAP got the same treatment as country music
I can't find it anymore but Schiller Institute which is closely aligned with Larouche organization (some of which are now promethean action) said (specifically a guy named Anton C...chiton or something like this) that country music industry was created by 2 jewish guys. It was a hilarious presentation, and I'm not sure if it's true. But the fact you can't find it any more on the internet means there was prob some truth to it. OK wow. Google for the win
AI Overview
The Schiller Institute—an international political think tank founded by Helga Zepp-LaRouche—promotes the idea that the commercial country music industry was engineered by Jewish music executives during the 1920s to manufacture "lowbrow" culture and distract the American working class from classical traditions.
While the Schiller Institute frequently uses this narrative to frame a broader political critique of modern pop culture, historians point out that the roots of country music are far more organic. The genre grew naturally out of the Appalachian folk, gospel, and blues traditions passed down by rural, working-class Americans, both Black and white.
However, Jewish entrepreneurs, songwriters, and executives did play massive roles in shaping the business behind country music, even if they didn't create the genre's actual sound:Ralph Peer: A prominent music producer and executive who founded Southern Music, Peer is credited with holding the very first commercial country music recordings in Bristol, Tennessee (the "Bristol Sessions") in 1927.
He signed and promoted early legends like Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family.Frank Walker: A key Columbia Records executive who scouted and recorded early rural musicians, bringing artists like the Skillet Lickers to prominence.Nudie Cohn: A Jewish Ukrainian immigrant who settled in North Hollywood, California, and became the most famous clothier in country music history. He invented the iconic, sequin-and-rhinestone-studded "Nudie Suit" that became a staple for stars like Hank Williams and Dolly Parton.
Would you like to explore how the business side of Nashville evolved in the 20th century, or learn more about the cultural impact of the Schiller Institute's musical theories? Let me know where you'd like to dive deeper!
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I never listened to cRAP beyond the first sample. That was enough to tell me that it was anger without a hint of musicality. (I don't watch violent movies, either.)
Thank you for sharing. Almost the best news of the day. I always knew it was fake and made no sense.
designed and funded to denigrate the culture, esp the black culture
100% CIA initiated just like the Hippie Movement in the 1960s. Jim Morrison, Frank Zappa, Hall and Oates and more were tied to the intelligence community. Nothing is as it seems and no large social movement is grassroots.
There's a book called Flashback by Timothy Leary who bragged about how the CIA fuels unrest in the colleges.
Hall and Oates?
I can't go for that...
No can do.
Say it isn’t so oh oh oh oh!
There is a quote from Zappa which I always thought was him trying to wake people up. Maybe it was more rubbing our noses in it?
At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move the tables and chairs out of the way and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater.
I always too that to mean being lined up against a wall and shot.
Alex Jones reveals truths too, but frames it in such a way that everyone else thinks he's a wacko and that you're a wacko for following him. Zappa might be in the same category - definitely packaged as a far-out weirdo despite the genius we can see.
And even George Carlin was controlled, in that if he said too much he would've been taken out. I haven't dug into him except for liking his sketches, and won't call him evil or anything, but anyone with exposure only has it because the secret masters of fandom allowed it.
Yup. Atrizine gay frogs is real. But the way Jar Jar Jones Oates it out it looks ridiculous
I was a huge Carlin fan in my drunken early 20s... So unfortunately I don't really remember specifics.
Since I've been awakened, most clips I've seen of him have been subversive and, IMO, demoralizing. Small sample size, but, looking back, it gave me the feeling he was a destabilizing op
We all need a laugh sometimes. No sense denying our enjoyment, even while we're upset at the good ones we've missed, and the manipulation we've suffered.
Laurel Canyon
I believe it.
I seem to remember LBJ had some choice words about how welfare would make a certain demographic slaves to the democrat party for 100 years.
Makes sense. The rap today is awful compared to 80s and 90s. Some of the stuff I've heard is pure garbage. I try to be open minded to new music but it's clear to me that this crap was pushed on the youth hard. Nothing about it was organic.
Private prison complex making kids into gangsters to feed the system.
Assholes trying to make a dystopic, bigger prison state (for these suckers, civilians only exist to wreck each other, ugh they can go eat a bag of dicks...)
Tavistock
Look up the lead singer of killing joke and what he has to say about it.
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Jaz has always been ahead of the curve in world matters.
Indeed
I'm guessing not a lot of people on this forum ever listened to rap to begin with, but...this is ridiculous. Rap is one of the most popular music genres today, and will continue to be so, even without USAID.
This is just silly. Please don't run around telling normies that no one listens to rap anymore. We already have enough of a problem with our credibility, please don't drsg it down more with this little fantasy.
Pretty sure theres a big difference in the deep state rappers vs the ones that didnt sell their holes or their souls. Luda & 50 and I think Kanye are safe bets for sure but cant listen to shit anymore that I know is literally satanic and or performing at a Kamala rally or talking shit about trump cause their handlers told them to.
I think this article probably more or less equates to, "No one listens to pop-rap or trump hating rappers anymore" and that seems a bit more accurate for me for sure idk bout you
I been on a Harry Mack kick last couple weeks myself haha
But ir doesn't specify any of that. It just says rap.
It’s changed to islamo-rap recently.
You hear this sh** in the radio stations nowadays way too often.
Even the rock movement was engineered.
https://www.scribd.com/document/240268235/Inside-the-LC-The-Strange-but-Mostly-True-Story-of-Laurel-Canyon-and-the-Birth-of-the-Hippie-Generation
Country music isn't country for this reason.
Note the connection between Luciferian and black military ops. See Michael Aquino. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_A._Aquino
Don't discount academia and the controlled press. Controlled by whom?
Def Jam Recordings: Co-founded by Rick Rubin (who produced early hits for LL Cool J and the Beastie Boys) and Russell Simmons, this label played a massive role in popularizing hip-hop.
Industry Leaders: Managers and executives like Jerry Heller (who managed N.W.A.) and Lyor Cohen (former Def Jam CEO and Warner Music Group executive) helped build the corporate and operational frameworks of the rap industry.
Journalism: The late-90s hip-hop landscape was largely defined by Harvard undergraduates Jonathan Shecter and Dave Mays, who co-founded the definitive magazine The Source.
Hip hop was and is good stuff. but as for Rap? Death Row Records has a lot to answer for.
Fresh Prince of Baal Air
Mark Devlin wrote a great series of books on this topic, Musical Truths. Well worth the read.
The nation is healing.
I am into music. One of my hobbies. Torture is it real? Is the USA food cause health issues? Many are still in disbelief in this, but when we are tortured we think differently. Why is all the good fidelity music from the 80's and before? Why are we seeing the same rock bands still on tour from 40 years ago?
when people are tortured with music is it also usually low DR?
Yes, music used in psychological warfare and interrogations (often termed "sonic bombardment" or sound torture) is almost exclusively low dynamic range (low DR).When military and intelligence agencies like the CIA use music as an "enhanced interrogation" technique, they do not choose tracks based on a technical audio meter, but the genres they select naturally feature extreme dynamic compression.
You cannot sing rap in the shower.
Not even a prison shower?
Luckily I have no idea.
EDIT: buried the lede. Perhaps RAP got the same treatment as country music
I can't find it anymore but Schiller Institute which is closely aligned with Larouche organization (some of which are now promethean action) said (specifically a guy named Anton C...chiton or something like this) that country music industry was created by 2 jewish guys. It was a hilarious presentation, and I'm not sure if it's true. But the fact you can't find it any more on the internet means there was prob some truth to it. OK wow. Google for the win
https://www.google.com/search?q=there+was+a+presentation+by+the+schiller+institute+with+a+guy+named+anton+who+said+that+the+country+music+industry+was+created+by+I+believe+2+jewish+men%3F+
Nobody listens to alex jones or ventura anymore, either.
Um, how is defunding stopping rap music. Let's see, paying radio stations to play crap music? Now no one is paying someone, so no play time? IDK???
No one listens to rap any more?
LOL take a roll through da hood...(if you dare)
I never listened to cRAP beyond the first sample. That was enough to tell me that it was anger without a hint of musicality. (I don't watch violent movies, either.)