[kj] Gathering Digest, Vol 147, Issue 40
kevin
patrickvieira at msn.com
Tue Jun 23 10:50:47 EDT 2015
(“OH FUCK, WE`VE GOT A RIGHT ONE HERE…..”)
OK-(Deep Breath) I don’t know if I `believe in Chemtrails.` I have certainly taken an interest in the
subject since many years ago I started to wonder why I was observing long
trails of cloud that hung in the sky for and slowly spread out over the sky
causing it to turn a milky grey and become overcast - this is certainly very, very different from
the contrails I remember as a child/ youth that I used to watch as they
disappeared after a few seconds. If I am
being asked if I believe in a phenomena that can be observed most days over
London then I will say yes I do believe in it- If you want to ask if I believe
in Nanofibres or Morgellons or the population being sprayed to become docile
and passive then I don`t know—I have watched the films `What In the World Are
They Spraying/Why In The World…` and to
put it mildly they are both pretty underwhelming and totally inconclusive- but
it is certainly of interest that there are patents for geoengineering
technology that exist that describe to a very similar degree the
reported/observed `Persistent Contrail` phenomena.
(http://www.geoengineering.ox.ac.uk/what-is-geoengineering/what-is-geoengineering/?)
I do know that people
around me are more docile and passive and apparently disorientated that I have
ever known – but this could be down to a number of factors such as the
pervasive use of smartphones and 24 rolling TV-Orwellian Telescreen society
that we are in the middle of.
The existence of The HAARP technology in Alaska and China is
well known and often rumoured to be part of a plan to manipulate weather systems
but I just don’t have enough of a knowledge of engineering or physics to feel
able to comment. I certainy know that they are fucking around.
Do I believe that the Cern Hadron Collider is a
stargate that has been built with the
purpose of enabling the Anunaki to return to this planet through an
interdimensional portal?? No. Only on a Thursday.
Do I believe that we are rushing headlong into a world where
we are going to be living in the midst of a Global Wi-Fi SmartGrid where the
entire planet will be stewing in a microwaved electronic soup then, yes, I do
believe that, because it`s all around me and the plans for it are plainly steamrolling
ahead and you can read about it in the papers most days. Am I slightly worried
about this and the possible and unknown effects of such a Smartgrid- Yes I am.
Actually, to put it mildly, I find it terrifying.
Do I believe that the more advanced nations of the world
have a vested interest in weaponising space and have an interest in
manipulating the earths atmosphere and weather systems for the purposes of
`non-lethal warfare` and to have the possibility to wage weather warfare on
other nations- yeah I probably do. Do I read Nexus magazine, and books about
Tesla, and books published by `Adventures Unlimited` about skeletons of
prehistoric Giants- No I don’t.
Do I believe that we are being softened up to take an
implanted microchip that will contain all our biometric information and make it
impossible to exist in society without one then, overwhelmingly, yes , I do.
(http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-31037989)
Which reminds me I must try and get hold of the latest copy
of Metro to see if there are any new high tech `fitness` bands out this
week-Cos I just love my funky `tech.`
Do I remember ,23 years ago, sitting in the pub in Hackney
staring at a load of incredulous, disbelieving , sniggering faces when I
explained to them that we were being geared up to become a `cashless
society,` yes I do. I heard there`s this
thing called Money these days that people occasionally use. I know you`re not
allowed to use it on buses these days.
Do I think that these subjects are interesting and worth
debating with my fellow man- Yeah I do. Do I think Jaz talks a load of old
bollocks- sometimes yeah- usually when he comes over all grandiose and
exaggerates everything to the Nnth degree.
Do I think Killing Joke gigs are as good as they used to be-
no I don’t. I also heard that, at nearly 50, I`m not as good in bed as once
was. Happens to us all I hear. Unless your name is Oliver Reed…
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> 1. Re: Lecture last night (jpwhkj at aol.com)
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> Yep, the Extremities gigs were exceptional... in part because the first gulf war was just starting, and Killing Joke sounded relevant.
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> Maybe if you believe in chem-trails they still do. Anyone?
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> To: A list about all things Killing Joke \\(the band!\\) <gathering at misera.net>
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> during the EDAVRE tour, those gigs were as tense as fuck and the lyrics meaningful,
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> that's why those gigs will always be special, there have been some one off brilliant gigs since such as Subterreania 94 Underworld 2003,Astoria 2005,but they still didn't t have the vibe of the early gigs on that tour
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> Date : 22/06/2015 - 14:32 (GMTDT)
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> The only time I have seen and took Jaz seriously was during the EDAVRE tour, those gigs were as tense as fuck and the lyrics meaningful, and you could see Jaz and the rest of the band truly meant it onstage.
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> First outing tour of Pandemonium pre-album release in the UK when I saw Jaz in his Jesters garb I laughed out loud, since then his stage antics have been nothing but repetitive B movie style antics and he amuses me.
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> On 22 June 2015 at 14:05, Rob Moss <rob.moss at gmx.com> wrote:
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> I like Jaz a great deal. I like his intelligence and his passion and I think he is the sort of charismatic individual that could quite easily start a cult. He does already have a cult following really. And that's why I am always wary of him and have never been a "follower".
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> I'm wary of all people like him whether they are musicians, politicians, business leaders, religious sorts. Entertaining. At a distance!!
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> On 22 Jun 2015, at 13:23, jpwhkj--- via Gathering < gathering at misera.net> wrote:
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> I took him very seriously when I was 17 or so - quite a while ago, admittedly ;-)
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> As do most people as they get older!
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> I've never taken Jaz too serioulsly and not about to start now!
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> On 22 Jun 2015, at 12:16, jpwhkj--- via Gathering < gathering at misera.net> wrote:
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> " among a whole pack of very dumb conspiracies"
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> You've just summed up the last 15 years of KJ lyrics.
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> Once upon a time, KJ lyrics were brief, mysterious, and, er, interesting. They've gradually morphed into verbose billboard-sized tediousness.
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> I think you'll agree (best read in a Marge Simpson-talking-to-Homer voice) that we've put up with
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> a lot during our 30+ year relationship with this band. For a large part of it, Jaz's beliefs have shaped
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> the band and their output, and this never detracted from my enjoyment because I was never
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> being asked to accept those beliefs as fact. Jaz has spent a lifetime researching and practising
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> various esoteric and mystical interests that, generally, added to the vibe of the music, and I
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> was happy to accept it all as part of overall KJ experience.
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> However, his recent lurch into full-on conspiracy theory mode I find... what's a polite word...
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> The chemtrail theory is one of the dumbest among a whole pack of very dumb conspiracies...
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> it is so rediculous that I can only rationalise it by thinking that this is some sort of multi-layered
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> joke from Jaz, because I cannot accept that he actually thinks this has any basis in reality.
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> 'Chemtrails' are condensation trails - that is why the real name is 'contrails' - and are formed when
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> trails are - clouds of ice. That is why they hang there, and slowly dissipate (and note, contrary to
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> Just think about it: The entire commercial airline industry - because every single jet plane in existence produces these trails - is working
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> OK, sorry, rant over. This is not mystical or esoteric, it is idiocy of the highest order and it just drives me fecking mad.
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> First off, two items of news. Jaz and Geordie want to take 100 Gatherers to India at some point (October next year, I think) to complete a several-day pilgrimage around a holy mountain visiting various temples. I forget the name of the pilgrimage, but it is a well-established Hindu pilgrimage that takes place around a full moon.
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> Jaz said that him and Geordie wanted to act as ?mentors? to the 100 to help them identify their inner genius. The idea is, IIRC, to then meet at the next full moon in the UK, and then again a year later to see how much life has changed.
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> Last night was a game of two halves. The first half was about the New World Order and the various conspiracy-theory spokes that come out of that topic. So we heard that the 100-year-old Rockefeller is at the centre of the NWO and wants to finish his project before he dies. And we heard about FEMA camps, about vapour trails dropping nano worms, control of population through food supply, and fluoride in the water?.
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> Obviously he?s referring to BPF here? but c?mon, are we seriously expected to believe that BPF and Rockefeller are tight? Are we supposed to believe that Rockefeller, who knows presidents, prime ministers, celebrities and the other four people that run the universe, suddenly, in the very final years of his life, as he?s getting towards 100 and going to die, thinks to himself, ?I know, I?m going to become really close to that guy there, the one who plays drums in a band. He once dusted down the toes of an ancient Buddha sculpture for my Foundation, where he works part-time along with 14,000 other people who I also don?t know. I?m going to let this guy into my inner sanctum and I?m going to tell him everything.?
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