Hidden emo agenda?

I was watching Lopez last night. His guests were a woman wearing a pair of crossed legs, the bankruptcy king donald trump, and a emo band with whiny uninspiring sounds fronted by a bald guy who looks crippled, or like he's wearing a set of depends diapers. I never noticed this band before, perhaps because they were from a decade I'd missed, due to my beginnings with MK ultra discoveries.

They were called 'geezer' or 'weezer'.

One thing I noticed, though, was that the keyboard player was sporting a banner which read 'I'm the Morning', or possibly 'In the Morning'.

Does this make reference to Lucifer the Morning Star?

So far no luck finding video on youtube. I don't know how to plaster this here, so here's a CL link, sorry. File is too big for zweg photodump. Link will last one week.

Two of the members wore bunny suits, but the keyboard player, who bore the suspicious banner, was also wearing a crown. A distinct 'imperial butter' type of crown.

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Is there special significance to the bunny suits? I ask because a google search yielded some search results which promised to 'reveal the secrets' of these suits. So far, nothing.

My main concern, however, is in decoding the keyboardist's banner 'I'm the Morning'.

This could bust the nwo agenda wide open...

(I don't start threads often so I apologize this isn't in the right category)

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Or Weezer could just be weird.

Its just a band!!!
There is no NWO conspiracy,its just a band performing.
Try going outside and living life...not EVERYTHING is a conspiracy.

Originally posted by DrumsRfun

Its just a band!!!
There is no NWO conspiracy,its just a band performing.
Try going outside and living life...not EVERYTHING is a conspiracy.

THAT is EXACTLY what they said about the beatles.

We are aware, at this point, that the beatles were MUCH more than a 'band'.

Have you secured a copy of 'Communism, hypnotism, and the beatles'?

What do you mean by 'going outside and living a life'?

Do I need a bunny suit to do this?

I believe the bunny suit stage wear to be part of a cult of humiliation, derived from some bootleg pornos. I am not so quick to judge this as being a definite 'nwo' conspiracy. It may be calculated to instill shame and humiliation in smaller circles. Until I find the 'secret of the bunny suits', I will not rest.

Did you ever think maybe....just maybe,they were doing it for a laugh??
Its called having fun.
That is the secret to the bunny suit.

I was with a very provacative band that dressed up in provacative outfits...I can tell you firsthand it was for fun and I am not a part of some NWO conspiracy.
I guess by your standards I am an MKultra expirement hellbent on accomplishing an NWO conspiracy.

I love the band Weezer mainly for the song Pork and Beans and Beverley Hills. Pork and Beans is a celebration of individuality:

~~
They say i need some rogaine to put in my hair
Work it out at the gym to fit my underwear
Okaley makes the shades to transform a tool
You'd hate for the kids to think that you've lost your cool

Imma do the things that i wanna do
I ain't got a thing to prove to you
I'll eat my candy with the pork and beans
Excuse my manners if i make a scene
I ain't gonna wear the clothes that you like
I'm fine and dandy with the me inside
One look in the mirror and i'm tickled pink
I don't give a hoot about what you think
~~

I like that there are still bands out there that are calling on kids to stop acting like sheep.

My reply to this is simple, yet effective.

The easiest way to manipulate the masses is to get them to watch TV.
It is the ULTIMATE brainwashing device ever created, and TPTB know it.

There are 'hidden' symbols in almost every commercial, award show, and program show.

Just don't let it program you.

The NWO did a good job with this one.

Count the messages in this vid-

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Star from me.
You are right there is alot of brainwashing from TV.
I do personally believe it is a form of mindcontrol.
I just highly doubt Weezer is being hypnotically told by subliminal messages what to wear for their performances in order to accomplish a New World Order.
That seems a bit far fetched to me.
If its true then we have no more free will because we are all programmed to do what our handlers want and the game is already over.

The fact I can speak freely with an opinion points to the idea that I am right...its just a performance with a comical twist.
If the conspiracy was that big then this message wouldn't have been typed out as I would be too brainwashed to go against it.

Originally posted by DrumsRfun
Did you ever think maybe....just maybe,they were doing it for a laugh??
Its called having fun.
That is the secret to the bunny suit.

I was with a very provacative band that dressed up in provacative outfits...I can tell you firsthand it was for fun and I am not a part of some NWO conspiracy.
I guess by your standards I am an MKultra expirement hellbent on accomplishing an NWO conspiracy.

No...you are not necessarily a part of a MK ultra experiment. My focus is on the cryptic 'In the Morning' banner worn by the keyboardist. And the secret of the bunny suits.

I witnessed a gang stalking experiment several years ago, after a rough night out, living life, as you would call it.

The next morning, from my window, I observed a speeding car careen down an alley and wipe out several cars on the connecting street, before speeding away. By the time the police arrived, a crowd had gathered. Most notably, there was a haggard looking meth user in his 50's whose attire caused some concern. He looked like a biker who had lost his 'marbles' in an unfortunate 'accident'. Dressed in pink (just like the entire band 'weezer' was), he mingled as though per command, wearing 'bunny slippers', with what looked like tears running down his cheeks. After having lingered for some minutes, he disappeared. Then, as if on cue, the police and the crowd dispersed. I was given the distinct impression that this was some sort of show. The wrecked cars were just that...wrecked cars which, in fact, had been recently abandoned.

'In the Morning...' where have I heard that before???

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Well I wear a t-shirt that says breakfast included...is that a conspiracy too?
Its just clothing,not everything is a conspiracy.
It was done for fun.
Do you not see the humour???

Originally posted by havok
The easiest way to manipulate the masses is to get them to watch TV.
It is the ULTIMATE brainwashing device ever created, and TPTB know it.

The Internet beats it. ATS could very well be also a brainwashing website, have you thought about that?

Oh and Weezer sucks, a bunch of untalented, ugly guys playing bad music for the stupid radio-listening masses.

Originally posted by davidmann
My main concern, however, is in decoding the keyboardist's banner 'I'm the Morning'.

This could bust the nwo agenda wide open...

I mean this in the nicest manner. Log off, go out, be with friends
and try to forget about decoding the keyboard players shirt.

You are not even close to blowing any hidden agenda wide open.

If you truly think you are, I suggest immediate help.


ALSO:
I dont feel that Weezer is emo either. Bands like Embrace or Rites of Springs
pioneered that crappy genre. Weezer is eclectic Rock-n-Roll, maybe pop-punk. I see the pop, but not the punk.

Regardless,
Did you blow the case open yet?

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This is extremely weak. Because someone wears a t-shirt that has the word 'morning' on it, he is clearly some kind of devil-worshipping government agent? So if I say 'good morning' to someone, is that like a prayer to satan? Whatever the t-shirt said, it could refer to absolutely anything; the fact that you immediately suspect some kind of NWO agenda says more about you than them. And it doesn't even make sense, frankly. Even if the shirt had said 'I love NWO, TPTB and Illuminati' it a) doesn't mean they are actually anything to do with them and b) exactly what effect is it supposed to have?!

Weak. Very weak.

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Originally posted by ShadowAngel85

Originally posted by havok
The easiest way to manipulate the masses is to get them to watch TV.
It is the ULTIMATE brainwashing device ever created, and TPTB know it.

The Internet beats it. ATS could very well be also a brainwashing website, have you thought about that?

Oh and Weezer sucks, a bunch of untalented, ugly guys playing bad music for the stupid radio-listening masses.

Agreed. If television sets were recognized for what they are, there would be laws forcing you to own several. Same with cellphone technology. 40 years and we have allowed a socialist state, by hypnosis and repetition. The same thing happened to Germany after ww1. Someone wanted them to be socialist, very very badly. This history is nearly buried by the publishing cartel.

I'd be willing to ignore 'weezer' as just another group of hack artists...but really...this one puts them right there with 'mirror in the bathroom', in terms of aesthetics and spiritual enmity. Total lukewarm dross fit only for a landfill.

Originally posted by ShadowArcher
This is extremely weak. Because someone wears a t-shirt that has the word 'morning' on it, he is clearly some kind of devil-worshipping government agent? So if I say 'good morning' to someone, is that like a prayer to satan?

Whatever the t-shirt said, it could refer to absolutely anything; the fact that you immediately suspect some kind of NWO agenda says more about you than them. And it doesn't even make sense, frankly. Even if the shirt had said 'I love NWO, TPTB and Illuminati' it a) doesn't mean they are actually anything to do with them and b) exactly what effect is it supposed to have?!

Weak. Very weak.

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No..it said 'In the Morning'.

By now you may have guessed it. I am hoping for some sort of quantum link to establish what or where the phrase derived. If it's what I am thinking about, there will be some action.

First of all, Weezer is not THAT popular. I couldn't care less if Satan was playing the keyboards himself.

"In the morning" is a meme used by the podcast No Agenda. Apparently the lead singer is a fan of the show.

edit. I cant post images or links. Check out episode 199 at noagendaforums. They discuss it and there's a picture showing the sash next to Trump.
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I know "In the morning" is a band name. I can find two different bands that go by that name. they are Emo sounding, and Weezer could be considered the grandfathers of Emo.

Band page

Im the morning isnt returning any direct results, but there are alot of hits for 'I AM the morning"

Originally posted by drsmooth23
I know "In the morning" is a band name. I can find two different bands that go by that name. they are Emo sounding, and Weezer could be considered the grandfathers of Emo.

Band page

Im the morning isnt returning any direct results, but there are alot of hits for 'I AM the morning"

Thank you. Apparently there's a lot more to this than I was shown last night.

I am trying to get the film out of my mind's ear from the performance I witnessed.

My take was this: They used drugs in order to form a crap band to make crap songs. The drugs only served to enable a rudimentary form of musical grunts, and they could have some sex like rockstars once they made a name for themselves. Then, once they got some revenues going, they eschew all forms of mind expanding substances so they can have better marketing, and they ridicule others who seek sexual partnerships, as well as those who are able to find enlightenment through 'drugs', as they put it. Like they are all 'clean and sober' now, and they never look for 'sex', 'cause they 'made it'. But the end result is that they place ugly images on top of beautiful material-enlightenment and sex.

If you have ever been inwardly unbalanced, you'll find that most earthly things are suddenly repulsive. You might be clenching your body like a fist, dizzy, hovering around a toilet bowl, being reminded of all the stuff that you thought you loved, liked, or needed, only to find that those copies of 'Vintage Guitar' magazine over there have articles about a musician, who has agreed to die of aidshoax, or that the telescreen and radio are lying to you at all times, and now is NOT the time to be hearing any of it. If 'weezer' had come on during one such moment, I would have certainly fought hard to forget everything I'd just been exposed to.

Again...I have only my instincts to rely on, but I am tying this group in with the same bunch I described earlier with the staged 'accident' out in front of my place. I know what I saw, and that was not the first time I have seen this little act. They do not fool me for two seconds.


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