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May 8, 2022·edited May 8, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

Damn! I've been watching and following Mike Williams PID for years! Who Knew!.... 6 degrees of separation is a wonderful thing when the light is shining brightly! And don't forget to convert your music from Demonic 440 HZ back to Nature's 432 HZ and your brain will thank you!

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Dude, I can't believe you didn't know Mikes my cousin. I probably told you when you'd been drinking. We are very close cousins too, or at least we were growing up; my father and his father were like best friends...

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And by the way Bob, Mikes father was a fellow jarhead, toughest cop in NYC, a legend, my father was 101est Screaming Eagles...

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May 8, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

Us old school East Coast guys don't mess! Me from Beantown. ....turned into a Commie nightmare now....sickening!

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May 8, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

Yeah George we had some pretty lengthy convos during some "heavy" sessions 6-8 years ago...probably covered everything under the sun at the time ....that's why I always called it the "Milk of Amnesia" LOL!

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May 9, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

I left a link to Terry Kath on the human jamming jazz style with that great chicago horn section. That recording is the heart of the blues and what the blues is and that is Spirit created in an instant. Kath as a musician was superior to anything ever designed by Tavistock and it was created by Spirit in an instant, in a second and like a wave of creation Kath in that moment was "I Am" as it is creation demonstrated right in front of you.

That performance? Makes the brittish invasion irrelevant and in an instant. The blues? It is America and spirit expressed in musical vibrations.

The blues? "I Am" in the moment.

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May 9, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

Tavistock is powerless to stop the Spirit when it moves the human heart as no vaxxine or mind controlled dupe can stop it. Look at the controlled nature of the modern music bussiness as nothing but shit comes out of it and no Spirit led musician is allowed to take any stage but instead we are given fakes so the brittish invasion is nothing but controlled opposition to Spirit.

That is why modern music feels so hollow and empty because it is hollow and empty and nothing but a shell of what was.

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Guided by the murals, Danforth and Dyer resolve to explore the entrance to the sunless sea beneath the frozen cadaver of the Old Ones great city. In the dark corridors, which lead to the unknown ocean, they are taken aback by the sudden decline in the artistic quality of the illustrations. They had already noticed the inferiority of the newer work. “But now, in this deep section beyond the cavern, there was a sudden difference wholly transcending explanation – a difference in the basic nature as well as in mere quality and involving so profound and calamitous degradation of skill that nothing in the hitherto observed rate of decline could have led one to suspect it.” https://jackheart.substack.com/p/ragnarok-iii-lokis-revenge-jack-heart?s=w

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May 9, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

Bombing Britton back to the stone age? Putin would be doing the world a great favor.

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Ohh, be nice...

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May 10, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

Thank you for reminding me of that jack for its the truth.

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May 9, 2022·edited May 9, 2022Liked by Jack Heart, Orage

Thanks, that was an interesting interview.

I've never paid too much attention to the Beatles controversy although I did enjoy Dave Mcgowan's excellent investigation: Weird Scenes inside Laurel Canyons.

I used to watch a few of Sean Stone's shows, Buzzsaw. You can tell he is a genuine person who is very curious and asks excellent questions because of his interest in all these topics.

He is fortunate and has the opportunity to have access to many personalities to satisfy his personal research.

That's why I was initially very surprised when you told us about the changes he wanted to make to "The Century of the Magicians". He probably has some idea of how things are and it would have been a shame if he had somehow forced his mindset on you and Orage's work to the point of distorting it, even though he commissioned the graphic novel as I understand it.

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May 9, 2022·edited May 9, 2022Author

Well, I wouldn't go giving him too much credit Romain. If his name is to be attached to the book, and by the way I was never formally commissioned, he has to have input. THEY, are just trying to steer me as to what to leave in and what to leave out. For instance everybody thinks Aleister Crowley coined the "Do as thou wilt," motto, not true the Hellfire club had been using it in Latin as their motto almost two hundred years before Crowley was born. Sean did tell me he was a Free Mason but he never mentioned he was a member of the Hellfire club and had attended their parties in the original underground catacombs in England when he was a Rhodes scholar, which by the way he also didn't tell me. But he did tell Alex Jones both those things. I just knew Romain the same way I just know a lot of things. They want me to cough up the missing pieces of their own history which I will do, just as soon as I am done trying to talk them out of destroying themselves along with everybody else on the planet...

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May 10, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

Well, well, well, he and Alex Jones, old friends?

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I don't think so Romain, Jones is way down there on the Foodchain

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May 10, 2022Liked by Jack Heart

Yes, and the motto goes back even earlier than the Hellfire club to François Rabelais and his second book, Gargantua, in which the abbey of Thelema appears, whose only rule was "Fay ce que vouldras".

Rabelais was also included in Crowley's list of Gnostic saints.

He would have drawn from the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili with the character of Thelemia, one of the guides of Poliphyle with Logica.

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A Rhodes scholar indeed. The plot really does thicken...There is a very good article concerning Rhodes scholars on 'Unlimited Hangout' which I read just this morning. I have never visited the West Wycombe caves myself, but they have always held a fascination for me. Perhaps it was inspired by having read of Led Zeppelin's Swan Song Records' album launch party held in Chislehurst Caves Kent on the night of Hallowe'en 1974. It featured famous debauchery, and of course naughty 'nuns' serving the drinks. It could equally have been the poetry of John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester, rake and libertine...

The subject of Tavistock is quite a vexed one here in England, Jack. Their involvement in the tidal wave of gender politicks madness, the promotion of the cult of homosexualism to small children and the weak of mind, not to mention the doublespeak of of their social engineers. I found a disturbing report earlier, linking the 'Monkey pox' outbreak to a Gay Pride event in Las Palomas, Gran Canaria a couple of weeks back. The lesions are apparently concentrated on the genitalia. Is this to be reported, or as I suspect, suppressed, in order that the new 'Green Monkey Fever' can be affectively weaponised against the wider population. The Behavioural Insight Team, aka the 'Nudge Unit' must be creaming their frilly knickers at the possibilities. Meanwhile the companies holding Smallpox vaccine patents have seen their stock prices increase between fourteen and seventeen and a half percent in the past week. Trebles all 'round. My goodness, I need to sink a beer or two!

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As you know Julien only fools and children believe in coincidences https://sageofquayblog.blogspot.com/2022/05/a-series-of-extraordinary-coincidences.html?spref=tw

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I must add to my previous posts ladies and gentlemen of the jury. The British Invasion certainly helped to wake white America to the wonders of black music, especially when the Stones toured with Willy Dixon and John Lee Hooker. Don't forget, my dear friends, the British Invasion was precipitated by the American invasion of vinyl into Liverpool, via sailors, and G.I. musicians playing in London's west end. The boys loved Blues, R&B and jazz. They just repackaged it, rather beautifully, I would say. Exile on Main Street is a particularly excellent example...

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I am reminded of that line from a Jack Nicholson movie "you can't take the truth." Americans had been all wrapped up in their Jesus cocoon, prohibition, the Blue Laws and church on Sunday, denial of one's own sexuality, all things Europe had gotten over a century before. I guess when an artillery shell lands in the backyard and blows the family to smithereens you can't help but discard your childish notions about a beneficent god. Americans weren't ready for the truth about how life really works but they got it anyway from the old country, now in retrospect, it's a British Invasion, Satanic Mick Jagger said so himself. Information overload, Americans have had a nervous breakdown and retreated back to their bibles, like an adult who has to be institutionalized because they still think they are a child. "The devil made me do it..."

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May 22, 2022·edited May 22, 2022Author

I have a schedule, one more Z plan, one more Truth About Jack Heart and then back to the book, I'm about 4000 words in on z plan 4 but the fuckers gonna be close to 10, the truth one will be easy its written from memory, a month maybe two and we will get back to our young princes book...

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That's good to hear Jack!

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I have had to make notes along the way concerning this detailed interview. As Romain says, Laurel Canyon was certainly influential, given the amount of scions of Military Industrial Complex families therein, then we must consider the Lizard King himself.... That is not to dismiss the 'British Invasion' out of hand...A very interesting, and as I see it, quite significant tale came from Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits, who, aged just fifteen, found himself in an elevator with John and I believe George, ascending, whilst 'The in crowd' by Dobie Gray played on the Muzak system. He thought that he had just arrived. My kid brother observed in his inimitably incisive fashion, just how desperate that song sounds. The 'in crowd' indeed! Tavistock, I am convinced were interested, and concerned however. The implications go way back, but were particularly ramped-up during the swinging sixties. The sexy politicians with naughty girls. Prince Philip. The Kray twins. Elvis Presley mentioned Jimmy Savile before he mentioned the Beatles. My good friend Paul posited that Savile was possessed, something which had never occurred to me. He was almost dead aged two and then miraculously recovered. It could explain a lot. The Beatles called him their 'wizard'...When Jimmy Page was sixteen he played backing guitar for beat poet name of Royston Ellis at the Mermaid Theatre. It was Ellis who suggested that the Fab Four swap an 'e' for an 'a', and in doing so become the Liverpool sound, wherein many mere insects did abound... The terror which John suffered whilst being sodomised as a child by his Aunt Mimi's husband is horrific and vile, yet it goes some way to explaining what is so often in everyday life considered inexplicable. It also goes some way to explain his rare rage. The father of Jane Asher was a Tavistock luminary, and Paul (biological) lived in the family home for a time in, I believe, Great Portland Street. A stones throw away is Harley Street, H.Q. of the British medical establishment. Apparently he wrote 'Yesterday' in his sleep here. Kinda spooky, eh? The dreadful abuser Savile had strange catchphrases on telly, speaking of reversal. One of his most famous was "Now then, now then, now then". Black Magick broadcast to the millions? Perhaps.

I live in the street where Paul grew up.

We are constantly inundated by tourists. I drive past and always shout "Rolling Stones!" in a disgruntled Russian 'Prestroika' comedy accent at them. They love it, the little scrubbers!

I went to school with Paul's cousin Amy. I was utterly besotted with her. Sadly, she preferred older guys...I did kiss her once or twice. We were in 'West Side Story' together. I played 'man with rope' (longshoreman) in the utterly forgettable 'Backbeat'. That was the Hamburg story...I worked with Pete Best's nephew in a dreadful Mexican restaurant.

I don't quite know where this stream of consciousness is going, except to say that I love the music of the Beatles, the Stones, Zeppelin. I realise that dark forces harness whatever they can. I think that is why John was hit, and I do believe that Chapman was a patsy.

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Julien been a while since I heard from you, back with a vengeance I see. I'm on record in Titthakara as praising Tavistock for finally getting Americans to think about who they were murdering and for what. it's that old adage about throwing out the baby with the bathwater. Yes, there was sodomy no doubt involved, Cecil Rhodes left us with a collection of degenerate homos running the world, in conditions like that it's to be expected. I don't like any more than you or anybody else does but let's weigh it against the benefits. Americans were finally introduced to real music and poetry, to Aleister Crowley, to thinking for themselves and to going outside the box and the plastic jesus on their dashboard for answers on the meaning of existence. The Vietnam War was ended, and the jackboot lifted from the Black man's neck. Everything would have been fine if the Devil hadn't showed up in the form of Ronald Reagan, Gordon Gecko and Zbigniew Brzezinski, allowing the Bushes, who were given license to shoot presidents and force fossil fuel down the Wests throat just because they were the illegitimate brood of Crowley, to step from the shadows and retool America as the corporate Golem she has again become. Don't blame Tavistock for that, Sean knows that...

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He was a vile piece of shit whose legacy just yet may be WW III

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