Marilyn Manson - Mk Victim?

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Okay, so I saw this and it remids me a great deal of transsexuality and MK ultra. Plus Manson is incredibly intelligent and that's a criteria for MK. Of course I understand he's MK'd since he's in the music industry in the first place but seeing it..is different.

I also get that it's shockrock, but still, it's too close to transsexuality and MK to be just to shock.


 
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Vixy said:
Okay, so I saw this and it remids me a great deal of transsexuality and MK ultra. Plus Manson is incredibly intelligent and that's a criteria for MK. Of course I understand he's MK'd since he's in the music industry in the first place but seeing it..is different.

I also get that it's shockrock, but still, it's too close to transsexuality and MK to be just to shock.


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Well, the official story is that he was sexually abused as a child (a neighbour or something) and had a perverted uncle who turned on trains to cover the sound of him wanking over bestiality porn (!).

I've listened to Manson for quite a while and would say he is definitely in "the know". He can be seen wearing a Masonic ring and even one of his songs lyrics are, "We're the low-art gloominati".

Rose MacGowan said he had "too many demons" for her to cope with. Whatever that may entail.
 
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Yeah. Don't see the illuminati connection though unless you can read something into the "skull and bones" of those pirate films he did.
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Well Johnny has done the one eyed thing before too. I think it's fascinating though how Johnny Depp has a great many musician friends. Was reading the other day how he just texted John McCartney to find out if he'd like to be in the new Pirates film.

I guess my point is birds of a feather flock together...
 
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Well Johnny has done the one eyed thing before too. I think it's fascinating though how Johnny Depp has a great many musician friends. Was reading the other day how he just texted John McCartney to find out if he'd like to be in the new Pirates film.

I guess my point is birds of a feather flock together...
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Don't you mean Paul McCartney?
 
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Lol, ya, it didn't look right but I couldn't remember his name....not a big fan of the Beatles. Thanks!
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I just thought of something... Alice Cooper has jammed with Johnny Depp and I just thought of his Along Came A Spider album. The main music video shows him in an asylum with single-eye imagery on the walls, even painted on his hand, I think. Freaky stuff. Could mean nothing.
 
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I just thought of something... Alice Cooper has jammed with Johnny Depp and I just thought of his Along Came A Spider album. The main music video shows him in an asylum with single-eye imagery on the walls, even painted on his hand, I think. Freaky stuff. Could mean nothing.
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True...could mean nothing....but didn't they go on tour in Europe this last year? Johnny Depp and Alice Cooper? There might have been another big name musician in there but I don't remember.
 
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Lisa said:
True...could mean nothing....but didn't they go on tour in Europe this last year? Johnny Depp and Alice Cooper? There might have been another big name musician in there but I don't remember.
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Alice Cooper also appeared with Johnny Depp in Tim Burton's 2012 film adaptation of the 1960s TV show, Dark Shadows. In 1991 they also both had cameos in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, the 6th film in the Nightmare on Elm Street series. The 1st film was Johnny Depp's movie debut. So they're connected in both film and music.
 
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Alice Cooper also appeared with Johnny Depp in Tim Burton's 2012 film adaptation of the 1960s TV show, Dark Shadows. In 1991 they also both had cameos in Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, the 6th film in the Nightmare on Elm Street series. The 1st film was Johnny Depp's movie debut. So they're connected in both film and music.
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Oh yeah, Freddy's Dead was silly though I kind of like it. It spooked me when I saw my own name on a memorial board in the classroom scene. Meaning, I'm really dead :eek:
 
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Oh yeah, Freddy's Dead was silly though I kind of like it. It spooked me when I saw my own name on a memorial board in the classroom scene. Meaning, I'm really dead :eek:
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Yes, some of the movies aren't technically "good" but they're all at least fun to watch. Except for the remake, there isn't a single one I absolutely hate.

My username and avatar actually come from the TV show, Dark Shadows, which I mentioned earlier by the way. The TV show was Gothic horror like the classic Universal/Hammer films, but Tim Burton's movie made it into a joke. It was more of a parody of the original series than a remake, so many fans hate it for that reason.
 
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Yes, some of the movies aren't technically "good" but they're all at least fun to watch. Except for the remake, there isn't a single one I absolutely hate.

My username and avatar actually come from the TV show, Dark Shadows, which I mentioned earlier by the way. The TV show was Gothic horror like the classic Universal/Hammer films, but Tim Burton's movie made it into a joke. It was more of a parody of the original series than a remake, so many fans hate it for that reason.
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I like Burton's Beetlejuice, mostly, and Sleepy Hollow wasn't bad. Never seen the ANOES remake as I've read enough to avoid it. The first film was the scariest, by far. I guess seeing it for the first time at age five or six.

There's also a Leviathan in Hellraiser 2 in that Escher-place. The name has a real ring to it.
 
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Yes, some of the movies aren't technically "good" but they're all at least fun to watch. Except for the remake, there isn't a single one I absolutely hate.

My username and avatar actually come from the TV show, Dark Shadows, which I mentioned earlier by the way. The TV show was Gothic horror like the classic Universal/Hammer films, but Tim Burton's movie made it into a joke. It was more of a parody of the original series than a remake, so many fans hate it for that reason.
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Good God the NOES remake was horrible. We don't speak of it in this household.

And my mom loved Dark Shadows when she was a kid. She pointed out the mansion they filmed for it when we were on the coast, in Bar Harbor.

Spooky house!
 
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Geez did I open a can of worms! I had no idea about these things of Manson. :eek: Interesting to see the connections, just as always; someone knows somwone who knows someone else and theyre all connected within the satanic elite. It may b that Rose McGowan told it straight like it is; He has DEMONS. Gutsy of her but also with a sense of cowardsness as it could be double interpreted.
 
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