YouTube - Mazzy Star - I've Been Let Down(Full)          

Now, I can’t behave
I feel it in my feet on the streets
But don’t you know?
There’s something I can feel when I breathe

I told you once
You’re breaking into separate parts
But don’t you know?
It’s something that I can’t live without

And if somebody’s going to make it
then this somebody ought to be you
And I keep telling my reflection
Ambitions are already starting to fade

I can’t tolerate
The feelings that I feel when I feel
But don’t you know?
Some feelings never seem to let go

Like a silverblade
I cut my way out of control
But don’t you know?
Some blades will cut you right to the bone

And if somebody’s going to make it
then this somebody ought to be you
And if somebody’s going to fake it
then this somebody, somebody is you
If it’s me that was going to take it
then I know that it wouldn’t be straight
And I keep telling my reflection
Ambitions are already starting to fade

I Can’t tolerate…
(Can’t tolerate)
I Can’t tolerate…
(Can’t tolerate).

Military mind control          

Military mind control
48:40 - 1 year ago
This is a video about the militarys attempt to incorperate psychic manipulation into combat and civilian use, pay attention to the part about heavensgate tradgedy. semper-fi michael

YouTube - The Knife - Neverland          

Eyes are sober, this is the plan
I'm sitting in a car heading Neverland
A fancy man, a fancy man
He's pointing with the fingers that are left on his hand

Eyes are hazel, but far too cold
Looking out for love
But none of us can
Where's the monkey that I've been told of
I'm staring at the money that burns in my hand
I'm dancing for dollars
And for a fancy man

Come right over, I'll knock on your shoulder
This is a story and this is what I've planned
An angry man, an angry man
Nothing is more fatal than an angry man

Vulnerable heights
Feed the hand that bites me
Following the steam into another room
Standing in the corner
Is this my home
Showing us love that none of us can
I'm singing for money
That burns in my hand

Tell me
Will I make it home tonight

I'm doing it for dollars and for a fancy man
I've got a lot of money that burns in my hand

YouTube - The Knife - Live - Forest Families          

Occasion2B - feeling is a biggie          

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The new fact-based fiction movie THE MEN WHO STARE AT GOATS deals with more than meets the eye. Or at least, we see some subjects touched on in quick and sometimes subtle ways that might trigger more thought.

In other scenes, certain topics are dealt with at length or even hit viewers between the eyes with a cinematic sledgehammer.

Incredibly funny parts of the movie are juxtaposed with the troubling, tragic and frightening.

Besides looking at the concepts of the First Earth Battalion and its real-life outside-the-box leader Army Lt. Col. Jim Channon (played by Jeff Bridges), we also get a glimpse at the Vietnam War years and post-Vietnam U.S. Army. These were dark and difficult times in the military and in America.

Yet, the 1960s and ´70s also brought forth the "human potential movement" which included a variety of touchy-feely human encounter activities, experimentation with mind-altering substances, a renewed interest in planet Earth and the natural environment, as well as the value of peace and human love.

From the troubled years after the Vietnam War to the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, moviegoers are asked to consider some basic questions about human beings, the U.S. government and military, and even the forces of good versus "the dark side."

THE HUMAN MIND

The movie, and the book upon which it is based, bring together various subjects in ways that give us the opportunity to reflect further about the larger, deeper and more complex aspects of the real-life material.

For example, the research and operational activities of Project STARGATE, probably the most widely-known U.S. remote viewing program, was not part of Channon's First Earth Battalion.

http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/128224

YouTube - Bat for Lashes - Daniel (Live at 89.3 The Current)          

Bat for Lashes - Daniel (Live at 89.3 The Current)