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Garrett just sent me this creepy description from the “Smooth Criminal” video he found online:

In the film, Michael plays with his young friends outdoors when they come upon a cave, which leads to a kind of dream world in which “Mr.Big” Frankie Lideo has been selling drugs to youths in order to get everyone hooked. In the dream world, Michael must save a kidnapped girl named Katie from Mr. Big’s soldier-like henchmen, which he does through the power of a “wishing star.” In the process, he transforms into a super-fast car, a robotic man and even a spaceship before saving her life.

It’s from the Moonwalker movie. More info can be had at Wikipedia. Seems like there’s a lot of parallels here to what we’ve been talking about with the Pied Piper….

UPDATE!

I just downloaded and watched the Smooth Criminal video. It doesn’t feature any of that stuff described above. The description must be about the entire Moonwalker movie. If anybody knows or has that movie and can verify that description above, I’d appreciate it.

Conspiracy Theory, A How-To

All this theorizing around Michael Jackson CIA-connections and conspiracies has really been nudgin [...]

I suggest that you look deeper into this character because he has published some of the most shocking and informativly detailed deconstructions of the secret underground, but is also popular in other circles for his breakdown of the Federal Reserve Fraud and the pyramid scheme that is modern banking.

A must read, as they say.

Unfourtunately, like all of those who delve into this topic on a massive scale, there is a lot of good information and some disinformation. Readers should use discernment when reading his stuff, but it does not negate the tremendous amount of information that does fall into place.

The backstory of his life is just a weird as his writtings and is controvesial to say the least…

Enjoy!

It reminds me of an old Buck Rogers episode (which happened to be on tv late the other night while I was channel surfing — and my god that show seems so cheesy now compared to when I was 10 years old). In it, the “bad guy” was using a popular band’s music to dispense a subsonic carrier signal that caused everyone who heard it to go into a rage and riot.

What if there was just a tiny bit of truth to it? But instead of suddenly causing listeners to go suddenly fly a rage, it’s used to control moods and attitudes of the “general mileau” over a long period of time. This is some nutty stuff.

Both you and Jeremy have blown me away today. Another great post Tim.

I also have to wonder how close we will be allowed to get to this. We seem to have nudged open an unknown corridor in the enigma of corporate mind-control. Like the old mine shafts in the mountains of Colorado: How deep do you really want to go in? I personally never made it far.

Another thing. I guarantee there are memos delineating these experimental mass exploitation techniques. I only say this because marketing and mass psychology are well studied concepts. Therefore, all of this has been discovered before — and nobody ever said these techniques could not actually be tried out.

Maybe the whole system has gone into shutdown. Maybe there is so much out there now that has blended into “news” that all they can do is begin cutting their assets loose until society devolves back into its barbaric and fascist inner core (Hey, they’ll “live with it”). Releasing ballast or something like that.

These may not be signs of anything concerted, but more a pure act of desperation by the stolid wall of the global elite, whose “supercomputers” have predicted with 99.9999% certainty, collapse and revolution are imminent and the people of planet Earth are coming after them.

As you can see, I dwell in the Sci-Fi fiction method of expository hypotheses. I look at everything as how I’d write it. Always in full awareness that I could have never been the first person to think this shit up. Finding you on the web Tim and Jeremy etc, is only proof of that.

If any of this is true, we need to respect the power collectively that we wield and what we’re wielding it against. We may someday expect to see some closure and it may not be what we like. . .