Thread: Former Illuminati member says demons behind music industry

Originally Posted by imran_p

I don't know who posted the first of the many recent Bill Hicks videos recently but cheers whoever it was, I'd heard of him but never watched his stuff or read anything about him. Done both of the above and the guy seems like of a bit of a legend.

He's one of my favorite comedians.

The only thing I don't like about him is that sometimes he would scream into his mic which made things far less funny and far more annoying.

Demons are also responsible for most work done in science and mathematics. I heard that Alexander Grothendieck and Darwin both got all their best work channeled to them by Beezlebub. This is really a non-issue. I fail to see why this thread is interesting.

This song explains everything.

I highly doubt this is true. What about instrumental electronic music? That's starting to become popular and none of it really has any demonic/satanic traits. Well.... other than Skrillex's "First of the Year" music video, but that's just a music video.

I have a really good question and think outside of the box, > why isn't there illuminati behind the music industry outside of USA? Why is it in USA mostly?? You see music from other countries and it don't look like USA's, don't come up with Germany please because they are into goth and metal music but they don't talk about this illuminati like how usa does. I think this Illuminati thing is just a fear monger.

The entire theory is absolutely ridiculous. Symbolically it has some truth though, just replace Satan Worship with Money Worship. Music does have an effect, hypnotically speaking, and the effect is greater the less you understand about the lyrics. But there isn't some secret Witch's Code you need to learn in order to learn how to hypnotize or "cast spells" on your listeners. It's all about word association and neurological patterns. Much the same way you get cross-firing in dreams, you can also get cross-firing when you listen to music. Your brain picks up on all of it, but your cognitive mind does not. That's how hypnotism works, bypassing the critical barrier by either putting someone in a state of deep, or subliminally including a message the cognitive factor is not paying attention to. You can then tap into the pure, association based unconscious mind. And without a critical filter to direct thoughts to their proper association and rule out the extra associations, you can take advantage of random associations we pick up in our lifetime.

An example of a random association would be the word Alligator associating with farewell. Because we all know the phrase "See you later Alligator," the alligator has a random association connected with saying goodbye, and with departing in general. The association is not in any way logical, which is why random associations like that are perfect if you're trying to send subliminal messages. Marketing in general takes advantage of these all the time, but also creates them and strengthens these associations. A songwriter could easily sell insurance by writing a song about a duck and a lizard.

The Music Industry sells by activating energy vortexes in the body. If a song can generate a limbic response, it will be successful. Bands and artists that create their own music are in a minority, especially on the radio, and barely heard of among the 10-15 year olds the Music Industry largely focuses on. These bands tap into the limbic system as well, but only by instinctively creating what they feel sounds good. They obtain the emotional response when they write it that people will achieve when they hear it, and so if it's a very positive response they'll produce it. Then there's a small minority of songwriters that make music for JayZ, Justin Bieber, Beyonce, Miley Cyrus and that whole crowd of talentless puppets. The proportion is something like 10 worthless faces for every 1 songwriter behind the scenes, so you can imagine these professional songwriters make up a very small group and produce practically all the music you get on the radio or MTV. Their target audience is 10-15 year old girls and the response they're looking for is horniness. That's right, they specifically write music to make young girls horny. This is not with some Satanic motive, it's simply because nothing generates money in the record label's pocket better than a horny young girl.

This is an interesting one.

Originally Posted by DrunkenArse

I fail

Spoiler Alert:

The Illuminati believes the God people worship in organized religions is actually evil, not righteous but a total asshole. It's interesting when you think about the actions perpetrated by the followers of this so called Righteous God, too.

The Free Masons' goal was to free people from the Catholic Church (and organized religion in general) which they've been pretty successful in.

Taking things like Bohemian Grove and Bilderburg and trying to group them all together into some massive, global conspiracy when you actually have no idea what's going on, why the rituals exist, who's organizing them and what's being said behind closed doors is presumptuous out the ass. People who seek power go through all sorts of indoctrination through various IV League schools, etc, so they can hang with the powerful, these circles share associates but are not necessarily connected with some overreaching goal involved. Any Satanism present in these rituals is typically meant to show one does share loyalty with the Abrahamic God, either because they think it's evil or do not think it exists.

And frankly anyone who doesn't even know how to pronounce Crowley's name hardly deserves to act from a position of authority regarding the Occult.

The idea of worshipping a god or demon for success is nothing new.
As an example we have Heinz who worshipped god in heaven
There are dozens more that put their faith in an almighty guiding hand.

On the opposit side of the coin we have companies like
Proctor & Gamble
Lever Brothers
Hellmans
And lots more
All attribute their success to demons, or the devil

They both seem to follow one rule though.
They must mark their goods with the mark of the beast, or of god.
These companies do not hide their marks, but they do disguise them.