@@iess2006 Haven’t you looked into that? I stopped listening to Michael when that documentary came out. But now that I know what the Leviathan is capable of, and from my own observations, I really don’t think he was one of those. I think he was a genius and he was abused by his father; but above all, he was an artist. And if I did let my son visit Neverland, I would only let him go if I could go as well, and take part in all the festivities. My son has only had maybe 4 sleepovers in his whole life. Can’t we just sometimes suspend judgment because we don’t actually know for sure about something? I’ll tell you one thing: the ones who really partake in this anathema never get caught. There’s a whole machine protecting them. I have observed time and again that the only time someone is prosecuted, it’s because they did something to cross the behemoth. I also do not think that the Tate brothers engaged in crimes against women including trafficking.

@TatianaProphetMusic Digging the mama bear vibes, and I hope you'll forgive the question. MJ was making my skin crawl long before the documentary, but I also now recognize what a traumatized and exploited person he was. Perhaps more than any other, the music industry is easily the most openly "satanic" of them all. I think an intelligent person of any faith (or no faith at all) would probably agree that they're REALLY not trying to hide it anymore. This would actually be a great idea for a lengthy book that could be written on the subject, starting with guys like Robert Johnson and Bob Dillan. My first shocking discovery of this happened in the early 80s with LedZep and Page's nauseating obsession with all things Crowley. A deep dive on that was enough to make me begin to question what many of these artists were all about. Not enough room here to fully expand on this topic, but in closing I would also say that while I'm not an expert on the Tate bros and their affairs, charges, etc I wouldn't want my daughter anywhere near them based on what little I do know...call it instinct if u like. To quote one of ur other videos, I don't consider them to be "Godly men" or even good men whether any of the charges stick or not. All day long, each of us has to make judgements about what's best for us while hardly ever being in full possession of all the facts.

@Thunderbolt797 I fail to understand how my question was a criticism of the singer or of the well-known pop song... but maybe it came off that way. Tbh, I don't think I have things "figured out" for myself, let alone anyone else. I'm a work in progress...always curious, always learning. So what's ur take on the glaring, seemingly pervasive influence of Satanism, pedophilia, etc, in the music industry and "Hollywood"? I'd be interested to hear what u have to say, and I also welcome tough, thoughtful questions.

@Thunderbolt797 It was indeed a tough question, as I intended. She's a very intelligent and resilient journalist, she asks challenging/probing questions all the time. Am I not allowed one sometimes? Thanks for your comments. PS - this chilling fact still remains...the entertainment industry is openly full of Satanists and perverts, where does one draw the line when listening to or performing their content? For example, look into the song "Black Sabbath" written by BS and how it was inspired. Would u listen to it or perform it?

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Aaah, thank you so much. Your comment reminded me of this song and of my friend Stuart Kellogg, and his partner Fernando. Where you are, guys, you made my experience at the DP even better than it was. I remember that Fer drew a caricature of me for the card from everybody when I resigned. And it was a sudden departure, so he had to draw it quickly! 😞

@@ddupree109 Wow! That’s really cosmic how you found the song! Thank you for commenting. I really enjoyed singing it. And I hope you have a wonderful day.

@@Chris-k1l Merci beaucoup, Chris! Je comprends tout que tu as dite!

@@RustBelt68 Wonderful. It wasn’t very hard to figure out, using the Nashville system of 12-bar blues. Break a leg! I want to hear about how it went.

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Communicating the heart flame, Lynnie

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Thank you ever so much, John! I think of you often. ❤

Thank you! Appreciate you commenting.

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