Wild Wild West

This time, on the occasion of the autumn equinox, I shall spare you the invariable pictures of acorns and fallen leaves without forgoing those flaming red colours I love so much (I'm an autumn girl). More of a personal hint — rather like a finger pointed heavenward — at this imported cowboy ultimately turned Crocodile Dundee. Watch out for the boomerang though, you never know when it's coming back. Good luck!

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The Employment

It looks like Argentina has an abundance of unknown talents. The animated cartoon below was awarded by a hundred international animation festivals circa 2008. Its story without words doesn't need any with such strong images and most extreme caricature of appalling accuracy. Some food for thoughts to set the records straight for those who still might believe “that's life”. For my part, any further comments would be pointless.

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Proof That the Mainstream Music Industry Is Completely Fake

In case you were still wondering why so many talented musicians never manage to break through or get quickly dropped by the music industry (and there are unfortunately more than a few in such case I've known personally), this should undoubtedly provide you with food for thoughts in addition to any reasonable doubts you may have. As for deniers (those who do not believe in “conspiracy theories”), here's the unequivocal proof that those who've got something amiss in their heads are definitely not the ones you mock.

Do you have no soul?
It's like I died long ago.
Your lips feel warm to the touch,
You can bring me back to life.
On the outside you're ablaze and alive,
But you're dead inside.

"Dead Inside", Muse (2015)

As I wrote previously on the main blog in French regarding how the media manipulate our self-image via consistent photoshopping of the pictures/videos of models or celebrities, the following shows how further beyond the delusion goes. One may simply wonder if there's any piece of authenticity left within “poor” Britney Spears once all the artifices have been removed. Her soul? Unfortunately, it's very unlikely she's still got one.

Ey@el

In this day and age, it doesn’t take much for a person/song to become popular in a short period of time. It seems that anyone on the planet could get behind a microphone in a studio and make a hit song. Why is this? Because vocals are tampered with, songs are written by a team of professionals instead of an artist, and all it takes is a person, talent or no talent, to complete the project.

Apart from that, a young woman could be giving a major performance completely naked (and doing all sorts of ‘vulgar’ things onstage), and it would seem completely normal. This is something we’ve seen recently at multiple major performances, and it represents something far from art…

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Bring On the Night

As I was just saying yesterday and as I often say and will again, I love the night. The night and the stars have always been sources of inspiration and fascination for me. Into either darkness or moonlight, everything takes on a whole new dimension both so mysterious, ominous and exciting. A whole world wakes up while another falls asleep. At night, all polarities are reversed. Every limit, every boundary gets obscured, and oddly enough, everything becomes clearer. This wonderful song by Jim Guthrie is sheer bliss to me. It's so exhilarating I'd nearly play it for hours. I know I'm not the only one and hope it'll be the case for you as well. At least, those of you who've never been curious enough to listen to the playlist of the Soft Spots section (available on every page of this blog) which features an alternative version of this track by Tom Batista whom I'd like to thank for introducing me to this song and also because his cover is even better than the original, especially vocal-wise. One can really feel how much these lyrics mean to him.

For information, Jim Guthrie, the original singer and songwriter is a Canadian musician from Toronto. In the course of his twenty-year career, he's recorded about as many albums with three different bands and as a solo artist. He's also composed music for TV ads and video games , and has scored multiple films.

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Drawn into this mystery
Another sunset
Heartbeat
Let darkness wash over me
Starry wonder
Beauty

Try to
Find you
Again
Close by
Moon sky
Comes back
To you

Anticipation grows
As the day turns tomorrow
Into the great unknown
Get lost
When the sun don't shine
What's yours
What's mine
Find out
What we already knew
We like darkness
Dark blue

Cover version by Tomas Batista

Original text by JIM GUTHRIE
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Starlight

Far away,
The ship is taking me far away,
Far away from the memories
Of the people who care
If I live or die.

Starlight,
I will be chasing the starlight
Until the end of my life.
I don't know
If it's worth it anymore.

"Starlight", Muse (2006)

Bits and pieces here and there... those who of you who have been following me for sometime now may have easily understood that Muse amuses me, Muse is my muse, and that their hit song "Starlight" does brighten up my darkest hours (click on the above link to listen). Like the Elves in Tolkien's Silmarillion who worshipped the starlight, I enjoy laying on the grass in summer, gazing at leisure at the starry heavens — despite the vicious bloody assaults of Satan's musketeers that nothing including holy water (lemongrass) ever seems to repel. Maybe there's a guiding light for mosquitoes up there in the skies? In such case, I won't stop chasing it until the end of my life to send it into a supermassive black hole: “ Our hopes and expectations, black holes and revelations...”

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Shops Told They Have to Offer ‘Tap-and-Go’

The war on cash is a war on freedom. I have been warning about the cashless society for decades — it's a massive trap. When all cash is gone, how do you buy anything when the computer says “no” to your digital money? EXACTLY — THAT'S THE IDEA!

David Icke

At the time of renewing my debit card last year, I received a letter from my bank informing me that it would now come with the so-called added contactless facility enabling payment without entering your PIN code, and that it would come all “free” with no extra fee to my annual subscription. In that letter, it was also stipulated, in small print, that in accordance with legislation, I had a couple of days to decline the new offer. Of course, I had no intention of accepting such a measure as I could sense the mega trap it would lead to. The fact that everybody has donated their brains to evil facilities doesn't mean I'm going to act against my own conscience. So, immediately upon receipt of this notification, I went to my local branch to request a new card without the imposed cashless facility. Only I was told it was too late for that as the card had already been edited. I had to get it destroyed and order a new one! Last but not least, the lad at the counter said I would be charged two subscriptions but my account would be re-credited later with the extra fee plus the whole period when I would be unable to use my card on pro rata. Another devious means to make money at the expense of customers. Our accounts may not yield interest (or so little), multiply a couple of euros by the number of people banks screw up this way and it quickly amounts to millions if not billions of euros. And it's perfectly legal. Holy s***!

Where’s the truth? What’s the use?
I’m hanging around lost and found
And then you’re here, innocent
Fat chance, no plan
No regard for human life

"The Daily Mail", Radiohead (2011)

The article below, reposted from David Icke's website, actually comes from the Daily Mail which is Britain's second best-selling daily rag after The Sun. No surprises it merely delivers the NWO propaganda in plenty with unsubtle keywords galore.

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Contactless payment points could be compulsory in every UK shop within the next five years. Every British retailer will have to offer the tap-and-go system in a move that may also spell the end of £5 minimum spend rules.

Shops will continue to accept regular card payments but under new rules introduced by Visa and Mastercard shopkeepers will be forced to provide a contactless payment method by 2020.

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The Cashless Society Is Here

Original text by TED RALL

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