never heard of it but very interesting topic. I grew up on hip hop, and now that I’m older I’ve reflected on how the genre has shaped my world beliefs and habits. I’ve realized years ago that it’s very strange how much drugs (and other things) are pushed by popular artists. and after learning about many conspiracies, I didn’t find it surprising that there’s money to be made in pushing certain ideas since that’s what record labels may be wanting to push, so they pay artists to push certain degenerate ideas etc,.
which is a shame, because many artists are rich off of pushing terrible lifestyle choices on very young and impressionable kids. I guess they don’t care. or are too stupid to realize they’re pawns in cultural warfare or otherwise evil agendas. I never understood this, best I can guess is that the root of it all is money and or a war for your very soul. to keep you at your lower state, a consumer. to prevent you from reaching your potential to make this world better. they want to keep you down to profit off you.
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Not all drugs are bad.
Anyone who claims so has no understanding of pharmacology or biology.
And drugs made me into an individual. Mind control? Pfft please. Turn your TV on to Fox News & there’s your „mind control“ right there.
Before drugs, I was a timid kid who always did what they were told by authority.
After 25+ years of drugs, you will now find me in a conspiracy forum preaching drug legalization.
So their „mind control“ didn’t stop me from thinking for myself & gaining the knowledge I wanted to gain.
The real reality is more like, artistic people are often hurt, vulnerable people. That’s why they use art/music as a pathway to catharsis & self-expression. People like this are going to be susceptible to drug use, because they’re in constant mental & physical agony.
A lot of famous writers, musicians, philosophers, chemist’s, poets, etc.. were all heroin/opioid addicts. Because it can make you creative & not only kills pain in your body but the pain in your mind, which can allow people to function better by being able to focus & relax instead of constantly being miserable.
Was the CIA & the government pushing drugs onto communities? Of course they were. Read Nixon’s Adviser’s quote on the Drug War. They made drugs illegal so they could arrest & jail black people & hippies. It was never about „Keeping people safe“. Did they push these drugs for „mind control“? Nah. You can get a bigger dose of „mind control“ by watching the news. Drugs alter perceptions. Altered perceptions = new ways of thinking. New ways of thinking = non-conformity. And non-conformity is not a good thing for the ruling powers.
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Drugs and art have always gone together. The original Jazz musicians were often heroin junkies. The CIA didn’t exist back then.
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Looks good, no I haven’t seen it.
I wonder which angle they’re coming at this from.
I hope they include the part about how the CIA created these sensations before they destroyed them.
All entertainment has been pre-approved by them since the beginning.
Tbh I think the CIA created some of these “superstars” to control culture and I think some of them were agents
Here’s the full doc.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWIcDICWtzA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWIcDICWtzA)
never heard of it but very interesting topic. I grew up on hip hop, and now that I’m older I’ve reflected on how the genre has shaped my world beliefs and habits. I’ve realized years ago that it’s very strange how much drugs (and other things) are pushed by popular artists. and after learning about many conspiracies, I didn’t find it surprising that there’s money to be made in pushing certain ideas since that’s what record labels may be wanting to push, so they pay artists to push certain degenerate ideas etc,.
which is a shame, because many artists are rich off of pushing terrible lifestyle choices on very young and impressionable kids. I guess they don’t care. or are too stupid to realize they’re pawns in cultural warfare or otherwise evil agendas. I never understood this, best I can guess is that the root of it all is money and or a war for your very soul. to keep you at your lower state, a consumer. to prevent you from reaching your potential to make this world better. they want to keep you down to profit off you.
Not all drugs are bad.
Anyone who claims so has no understanding of pharmacology or biology.
And drugs made me into an individual. Mind control? Pfft please. Turn your TV on to Fox News & there’s your „mind control“ right there.
Before drugs, I was a timid kid who always did what they were told by authority.
After 25+ years of drugs, you will now find me in a conspiracy forum preaching drug legalization.
So their „mind control“ didn’t stop me from thinking for myself & gaining the knowledge I wanted to gain.
The real reality is more like, artistic people are often hurt, vulnerable people. That’s why they use art/music as a pathway to catharsis & self-expression. People like this are going to be susceptible to drug use, because they’re in constant mental & physical agony.
A lot of famous writers, musicians, philosophers, chemist’s, poets, etc.. were all heroin/opioid addicts. Because it can make you creative & not only kills pain in your body but the pain in your mind, which can allow people to function better by being able to focus & relax instead of constantly being miserable.
Was the CIA & the government pushing drugs onto communities? Of course they were. Read Nixon’s Adviser’s quote on the Drug War. They made drugs illegal so they could arrest & jail black people & hippies. It was never about „Keeping people safe“. Did they push these drugs for „mind control“? Nah. You can get a bigger dose of „mind control“ by watching the news. Drugs alter perceptions. Altered perceptions = new ways of thinking. New ways of thinking = non-conformity. And non-conformity is not a good thing for the ruling powers.
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Drugs and art have always gone together. The original Jazz musicians were often heroin junkies. The CIA didn’t exist back then.