Archive for July, 2004

Rock and Roll Still the Music of America-Haters

Sunday, July 4th, 2004

Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the USA” is not a patriotic song.

Born down in a dead man’s town
The first kick I took was when I hit the ground
You end up like a dog that’s been beat too much
Till you spend half your life just covering up

The most jarring use of music I’ve seen in an advertisement in the past few years was the use of some lines from Clearance Clearwater Revival “Some folks are born made to wave the flag
Ooh, they’re red, white, and blue”, feel good patriotism for a pick-up truck.

Of course, put the lyrics in context and… it’s about how some rich guy gets to duck Vietnam through special favours that put him in the Texas Air National Guard, but the protaganist– the poor schmuck —

And when the band plays “Hail to the Chief”
They point the cannon right at you

It ain’t me, it ain’t me
I ain’t no senator’s son
It ain’t me, it ain’t me
I ain’t no fortunate one

That didn’t make too much sense, since… the lyrics are not clouded by any sentimentality.

John Mellancamp’s “Little Pink Houses”… well… you can excerpt some flag-waving, if you want.

Oh but ain’t that america for you and me
Ain’t that america we’re someting to see baby
Ain’t that america, home of the free
Little pink houses for you and me

… except for the fact that all the lines in the various verses tell stories of Disappointment, and settling for something less than expected, (and note the lines in the chorus: for you and me, as opposed to what the ruling elite have…:

Well there’s a young man in a t-shirt
Listening to a rockin’ rollin’ station
He’s got a greasy hair, greasy smile
He says: lord, this must be my destination
’cuz they told me, when I was younger
Boy, you’re gonna be president
But just like everyting else, those old crazy dreams
Just kinda came and went

There are other songs that find its way into flag-waving demonstrations of various types. But I can’t think of them at the moment.

Suggestions being taken. I will have to update this entry later.

Fahrenheit 911

Thursday, July 1st, 2004

From erstwhere: The word is that Michael Moore is a Committee of 300 family member and that this film has been financed by the Rothschilds as part of their internal elite power struggle with the Windsor/Bush mob.

It’s difficult to provide proof of this sort of stuff, but it does help to explain the glaring omissions of certain information from the film that Moore must be aware of.

OR:

Moore is working for the Rothschilds. He is 100% mind-controlled. This movie has been set up to implicate Saudi Arabia in the 9/11 event. Saudi is the next port of call for the NWO imperialists. Wake up people. Do you think this movie would ever have been released at all if it was not serving the Master Agenda in some way. You have to look through the many veils to see the truth.

You heard it here First! Probably…

We all know that a Skull and Bones member started up the National Review, and another Skull and Bones member started the financing for the Nation… the Right and the Left set up to carry the agenda of the elites forward.

I wonder about a few things, though. Where do the Bushes fit in the New World Order? Naturally, right into the 80s, and with a bit of hindsight during his own administration, the Bushes can be placed right in the middle as key actors in evil scheming events. But, during the 70s, the Bushes were off the map nearly completely. It was the Rockefellars who were rolling and dicing… it was Norman Rockafellar who set up that Mansion devotee to shoot Gerald Ford to place him in as president. (Repeated in 1981 when Hinckley’s brother ate a mean with Neal Bush, than Hinckley shot Reagan.)

The Tri-Lateral Committee then exerted their forces to bring Jimmy Carter into power…

Now the Rockafellars have fallen off our public conciousness. And we’re obsessed with the Bushes… and the Skulls and the Bones… and…

The Rockefellars are nowhere to be seen.

WHAT HAPPENED?