This is wonderful. Very powerful and it made me laugh and get quite angry simultaneously. I'd like you to know that I'm a subscriber and I never got a notification when it was published. .Only found it by going directly to your Substack.
Hmmm. I've heard that happen to some more popular stackers. I'm glad you checked in. And I see you got a new stack entry I can go for some extreme comic relief!
I’d really like to throw some coins in your hat, but the usual routes aren’t open to me. Do you do Bitcoin? If not, setting up a wallet is simplicity itself. My recommendation would be an Electrum wallet (https://electrum.org). Electrum are one of the oldest kids on the block. Just download the installer, verify (they provide a why and how-to), publish your wallet address, and get some bits in your hat. Transferring funds from there to your bank necessitates a broker intermediary, so you’d need to open an account with one of those, of which there are plenty to choose from. Once done funds can be transferred from your Electrum wallet and thence to your bank and pocket. Just do it, as the exploitative and bad taste footwear manufacturer would say. All power to your pen!
I have several options, including my Blue (BTC) address ( bc1qlh9r0h5czgp9cv6pzfpmwr7zg30tud7fdrx0dd )in my byline for anyone to toss some satoshis if they wish. Thank you for reaching out and supporting. And for spreading awareness to what is happening in this world. Cheers!
Brilliant, as are all the others. As Frederick Douglass is quoted, "“At a time like this, scorching irony, not convincing argument, is needed.” The spirit and the rewritten lyrical content reminded me of Trevor in Trimley's Letter to Joni Mitchell (https://trevorintrimley.substack.com/p/trevor-in-trimleys-letter-to-joni), another fittingly ironic response to the pandemic pantomime. Thanks for the comedic relief.
"Drama-geek-turned-music-video-creator @VisceralAdvntr adds another wicked entry to her growing repertoire of convicting covers (see SADS World & The Sound of Silenced Science), this time with a comprehensive roundup of the Big Liars in Sayin' a Lie." (https://twitter.com/MargaretAnnaAl1/status/1585785130559639552)
Another great vide-yo! Well done! Also, no apologies needed for lack'o seriousness--SATIRE is, as ya know, serious stuff! I think our "vibrations" in this wacky universe wiggle higher when we laugh and poke fun at the puffed up "Popes of Propaganda."
As fer the thee-ater comments, I kin agree fully... Those've us that see the media folks as actors readin' scripts (most unconvincingly I'll add--and I won't even touch on' the hired crisis actors an' LARPs though boy golly they've "proliferated" like GMO skeeters on an over-ripe pineapple...) ...so yup, those've us that see talkin' heads on screens as actors can detect the lies more easily. Sometimes we too are fooled--jus' as we kin be fooled to dissolve the stage and not even see the artifice as theater-goers, but mostly we who are keenly watching, thinkin' critically (and knowing all the world's a stage!) can stand just past the last row and watch them all "phone it in." They have the makeup, the sets, the lighting... and it's all a show.
When we see a white-coated weasel with shifty eyes, those not tuned into the face n' body language see "Amerika's" avuncular "Dokturd"--Fauxchee the Savior, they see a "regular" Brooklyn guy, not a literal serial killer! Cue the applause...
Speakin' of theater (and it's NY demise at least, ya'll might be farin' better in "Shy Town"...), even before the lockdowns here I felt like I was seein' shells with the "ersters all run away-- hollow containers goin' thru motions, performances with something off. Sure there were some folks whose "magic ifs" were magical, (grateful for that!) but "thee-ater" was not even remotely what it was... it had changed and actors seemed to deliver lines they didn't understand... ensembles were more like folks shoved together in a waitin' room, lacking connection... lacking eye contact even...
I'm a fan of BOTH silent theater an' VERY talky stuff too (trippin'ly on the tongue as they say!) but without performers being engaged in the work, in their characters, without them connectin' with each other--it's like a vacuum cleaner bag full'a dust...
On the optimistic side, I DO hope that humanity and genuine feeling will prevail but for now... before we "Let the Sunshine In"... it does feel like the preamble lyrics to the song (from Hair) are pretty spot-on... even fer us thea-ater folks...
We starve, look at one another, short of breath
Walking proudly in our winter coats
Wearing smells from laboratories
Facing a dying nation of moving paper fantasy
Listening for the new told lies
With supreme visions of lonely tunes
Somewhere, inside something there is a rush of
Greatness, who knows what stands in front of
Our lives....
Let the sunshine in! (We gotta!) and THANK YOU agin' fer sharin' the great new video!
Can you imagine how powerful Hair was when the Vietnam war was still raging? All that anarchy. All that defiance. As I've said on another one of your posts I saw it in 1970 and it's what pushed me into making a life in the professional theatre. Now look what's happened.
another one hit outta the ball park! the very last line from RFK - great way to end.
I'm reminded of a quotation, some say Mark Twain, others dispute that - It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they've been fooled. I have found that to be tragically true. Maybe it's where I live, but so far I am not seeing anyone 'wake up', and my guess is many never will, at least not the sheep in my neck of the woods. which makes me very thankful for substack and finding people here I can connect with. But I hear from others on 'the net' that more are waking up, facing what must be a hard truth, which is encouraging.
I'm sure I'll have this tune in my head all day now. In fact I think I will go play it right now - when I was a little girl in the 70's we had posters up on our walls of the BeeGees and played this on 45's. Such fun music...
Oct 27, 2022·edited Oct 27, 2022Liked by Visceral Adventure
You are so incredibly talented; this is awesome! Not sure about subscribers as a measure of success but almost 1,000 seems pretty impressive to me especially since Substack isn't your primary focus and a small piece of the total who share your videos.
If it makes you feel better mine hasn't hit 200 subscribers but my own measure of success is in the connections and collaborative efforts; those achievements don't show up in the individual metrics but in the hearts we touch and minds we open and facts we manage to get into general recognition.
You're making huge impacts in the change of attitudes which is hard to see but priceless. Keep rocking the boat!! <3
Pamela, you’ve been on the frontlines for so long and have reached so many and I’ll follow in the footsteps of the trails you’ve blazed. Agreed wholeheartedly, it’s not about the numbers. Thank you for the encouragement, keeps me going. And thank you for letting me peruse through your beautiful albums. What a treasure resource! They’ll be popping up in a video near you quite soon. 🤗
While we were being railroaded into this covid-1984 psyops, little leaks were coming out about the devastating collateral damage, suicides, drug use soaring, depression and other mental health issues, poverty, hunger, unattended to illnesses, health impact on mask wearing, and so much more. It all hit the fan at the very beginning. Even the so called elites, "Rules for thee but not for me" posturing. But the Branch Covidian had moved to warp speed, simply because it had been gaining momentum for decades.
In my mind, I wondered about what would happen afterwards.
After the "Spanish Flu" scamdemic of 1918, they had the "Roaring 20's" Folks were so happy to get back to normal, whatever that meant to them. Then shortly after that the great depression.
That is what I wondered about, what would the aftermath of all this look like? While many are waking up,, others are clutching their pearls, still masking and still very much afraid and holding on to the belief that leadership outside of themselves, will save the day. I attempted to share "The Real Doctor Fauci" movie today, and one of my friends actually told me they never heard of him!! How is that even possible? https://www.therealanthonyfaucimovie.com
This psyops is so pervasive it's hard to even reckon with the total impact. And if history tellers do as they always have done, "censor" the truth and remake the story, only those of us who didn't hit the snooze button will write the "other books" that will be held in the rare books section of the neighborhood library or shall I say, on some dusty thumbdrive somewhere.
Yes, the "vaccines" that instead of stopping the virus in each individual turned them instead into more dangerous spreaders. What pure hubris!
The taller the hubris, the harder the fall...
Yes, well said.
This is wonderful. Very powerful and it made me laugh and get quite angry simultaneously. I'd like you to know that I'm a subscriber and I never got a notification when it was published. .Only found it by going directly to your Substack.
Hmmm. I've heard that happen to some more popular stackers. I'm glad you checked in. And I see you got a new stack entry I can go for some extreme comic relief!
Absolutely crushing it.
🙏
I’d really like to throw some coins in your hat, but the usual routes aren’t open to me. Do you do Bitcoin? If not, setting up a wallet is simplicity itself. My recommendation would be an Electrum wallet (https://electrum.org). Electrum are one of the oldest kids on the block. Just download the installer, verify (they provide a why and how-to), publish your wallet address, and get some bits in your hat. Transferring funds from there to your bank necessitates a broker intermediary, so you’d need to open an account with one of those, of which there are plenty to choose from. Once done funds can be transferred from your Electrum wallet and thence to your bank and pocket. Just do it, as the exploitative and bad taste footwear manufacturer would say. All power to your pen!
I have several options, including my Blue (BTC) address ( bc1qlh9r0h5czgp9cv6pzfpmwr7zg30tud7fdrx0dd )in my byline for anyone to toss some satoshis if they wish. Thank you for reaching out and supporting. And for spreading awareness to what is happening in this world. Cheers!
Excellent, some coins, or bits of them, dropped in your hat, with thanks and well wishes.
Received, thank you! I will remember this gesture and my very first satoshi contribution!
Brilliant, as are all the others. As Frederick Douglass is quoted, "“At a time like this, scorching irony, not convincing argument, is needed.” The spirit and the rewritten lyrical content reminded me of Trevor in Trimley's Letter to Joni Mitchell (https://trevorintrimley.substack.com/p/trevor-in-trimleys-letter-to-joni), another fittingly ironic response to the pandemic pantomime. Thanks for the comedic relief.
Really good, Tavvy. Loved the post.
Felt sure you'd like it. The political power of comedy, satire and irony never wanes.
Nice work!
This is great, I love it! What you're doing with the videos is so creative. 👏👏👏 Thanks for bringing the art to our movement and to the truth. 🙏❤️
Just tweeted this brilliant gem out:
"Drama-geek-turned-music-video-creator @VisceralAdvntr adds another wicked entry to her growing repertoire of convicting covers (see SADS World & The Sound of Silenced Science), this time with a comprehensive roundup of the Big Liars in Sayin' a Lie." (https://twitter.com/MargaretAnnaAl1/status/1585785130559639552)
Awesome! 🙌🙌🙌 hahaha, I like that title, thank you, Margaret.
So well done! Fun and horrifying -- what more could you want?? :-)
You wrote: "these projects have filled my heart." That's what we all need, projects that fill our hearts. That's where COURage comes from.
Keep creating!
Thank you, Mary. Yea, courage comes from love, not fear. We carry on. With love.
Another great vide-yo! Well done! Also, no apologies needed for lack'o seriousness--SATIRE is, as ya know, serious stuff! I think our "vibrations" in this wacky universe wiggle higher when we laugh and poke fun at the puffed up "Popes of Propaganda."
As fer the thee-ater comments, I kin agree fully... Those've us that see the media folks as actors readin' scripts (most unconvincingly I'll add--and I won't even touch on' the hired crisis actors an' LARPs though boy golly they've "proliferated" like GMO skeeters on an over-ripe pineapple...) ...so yup, those've us that see talkin' heads on screens as actors can detect the lies more easily. Sometimes we too are fooled--jus' as we kin be fooled to dissolve the stage and not even see the artifice as theater-goers, but mostly we who are keenly watching, thinkin' critically (and knowing all the world's a stage!) can stand just past the last row and watch them all "phone it in." They have the makeup, the sets, the lighting... and it's all a show.
When we see a white-coated weasel with shifty eyes, those not tuned into the face n' body language see "Amerika's" avuncular "Dokturd"--Fauxchee the Savior, they see a "regular" Brooklyn guy, not a literal serial killer! Cue the applause...
Speakin' of theater (and it's NY demise at least, ya'll might be farin' better in "Shy Town"...), even before the lockdowns here I felt like I was seein' shells with the "ersters all run away-- hollow containers goin' thru motions, performances with something off. Sure there were some folks whose "magic ifs" were magical, (grateful for that!) but "thee-ater" was not even remotely what it was... it had changed and actors seemed to deliver lines they didn't understand... ensembles were more like folks shoved together in a waitin' room, lacking connection... lacking eye contact even...
I'm a fan of BOTH silent theater an' VERY talky stuff too (trippin'ly on the tongue as they say!) but without performers being engaged in the work, in their characters, without them connectin' with each other--it's like a vacuum cleaner bag full'a dust...
On the optimistic side, I DO hope that humanity and genuine feeling will prevail but for now... before we "Let the Sunshine In"... it does feel like the preamble lyrics to the song (from Hair) are pretty spot-on... even fer us thea-ater folks...
We starve, look at one another, short of breath
Walking proudly in our winter coats
Wearing smells from laboratories
Facing a dying nation of moving paper fantasy
Listening for the new told lies
With supreme visions of lonely tunes
Somewhere, inside something there is a rush of
Greatness, who knows what stands in front of
Our lives....
Let the sunshine in! (We gotta!) and THANK YOU agin' fer sharin' the great new video!
Hair is in my top three musicals.
Thanks for that southern take, ma’am. Glad to be able to find some artistic folk out here.
Can you imagine how powerful Hair was when the Vietnam war was still raging? All that anarchy. All that defiance. As I've said on another one of your posts I saw it in 1970 and it's what pushed me into making a life in the professional theatre. Now look what's happened.
"How dare they try to end this beauty?"
We've got the lyrics and audio track over here:
https://icthruit.substack.com/p/sayin-a-lie-audio-track
This has been so much fun.
We're putting the fun back in "Funeral".
Let's do more stuff.
I’m down!
Really GREAT job with the video too!❤️
Thanks, Etienne! 🤗
another one hit outta the ball park! the very last line from RFK - great way to end.
I'm reminded of a quotation, some say Mark Twain, others dispute that - It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they've been fooled. I have found that to be tragically true. Maybe it's where I live, but so far I am not seeing anyone 'wake up', and my guess is many never will, at least not the sheep in my neck of the woods. which makes me very thankful for substack and finding people here I can connect with. But I hear from others on 'the net' that more are waking up, facing what must be a hard truth, which is encouraging.
I'm sure I'll have this tune in my head all day now. In fact I think I will go play it right now - when I was a little girl in the 70's we had posters up on our walls of the BeeGees and played this on 45's. Such fun music...
Happy substackerversary :)
Thank you, Jen!
Yes, the BeeGees are fun. Different times for sure. Maybe there were shenanigans afoot, but simpler times all around.
You are so incredibly talented; this is awesome! Not sure about subscribers as a measure of success but almost 1,000 seems pretty impressive to me especially since Substack isn't your primary focus and a small piece of the total who share your videos.
If it makes you feel better mine hasn't hit 200 subscribers but my own measure of success is in the connections and collaborative efforts; those achievements don't show up in the individual metrics but in the hearts we touch and minds we open and facts we manage to get into general recognition.
You're making huge impacts in the change of attitudes which is hard to see but priceless. Keep rocking the boat!! <3
Pamela, you’ve been on the frontlines for so long and have reached so many and I’ll follow in the footsteps of the trails you’ve blazed. Agreed wholeheartedly, it’s not about the numbers. Thank you for the encouragement, keeps me going. And thank you for letting me peruse through your beautiful albums. What a treasure resource! They’ll be popping up in a video near you quite soon. 🤗
<3
Ms. Pamela, you are a favorite of mine. You have a long history of reaching others. Substack is new; you are priceless.
<3
Fantastic
While we were being railroaded into this covid-1984 psyops, little leaks were coming out about the devastating collateral damage, suicides, drug use soaring, depression and other mental health issues, poverty, hunger, unattended to illnesses, health impact on mask wearing, and so much more. It all hit the fan at the very beginning. Even the so called elites, "Rules for thee but not for me" posturing. But the Branch Covidian had moved to warp speed, simply because it had been gaining momentum for decades.
In my mind, I wondered about what would happen afterwards.
After the "Spanish Flu" scamdemic of 1918, they had the "Roaring 20's" Folks were so happy to get back to normal, whatever that meant to them. Then shortly after that the great depression.
That is what I wondered about, what would the aftermath of all this look like? While many are waking up,, others are clutching their pearls, still masking and still very much afraid and holding on to the belief that leadership outside of themselves, will save the day. I attempted to share "The Real Doctor Fauci" movie today, and one of my friends actually told me they never heard of him!! How is that even possible? https://www.therealanthonyfaucimovie.com
This psyops is so pervasive it's hard to even reckon with the total impact. And if history tellers do as they always have done, "censor" the truth and remake the story, only those of us who didn't hit the snooze button will write the "other books" that will be held in the rare books section of the neighborhood library or shall I say, on some dusty thumbdrive somewhere.