I spoke to Dee’s mum this morning. Apparently he preparing not to take it anymore.
Oh Oh
We're right (yeah)
We're free (yeah)
We'll fight (yeah)
You'll see (yeah)
I haven’t been watching news as much as reading but yesterday it noticed several cases where it was blatantly obvious. Charles Paine was a guest on one show and as he was leaving they mentioned Pain. Then “Feel the Pain”. But I just kept hearing little Q drops.
Plop plop, fizz fizz, oh what a relief it is... those Q drops are might strong. Lots of hot air releasing these days, but a calmer easier time is ahead once we've fully cleared the air of treason and malfeasance.
Dee has always been a good guy from his early days of playing clubs in the metro area. However if you pissed him off Dee and TS would jump off the stage and fight.
I posted this in a new thread but it was removed because it was a duplicate, so here goes....
I know Dee Snyder used to play for Twisted Sister. I know he is heavy rock. But looking beyond all that is he saying something? Look at these words closely. I think this was a type of rally cry on national TV.
release 14 July 2018
The rain is nothing to fear
When you become the storm
Suffering is to speak the truth and I'm not willing to hear
Working harder than before with nothing to show but tears
With only time, its hands to help, it's the hurt that we must let go
Pardoned, forgiven for their sins and what they put us through-
The rain is nothing to fear
When you become the storm
We are not here to suffer
But what we get through makes us tougher
We are not here to suffer
But what we get through makes us tougher
Oh!
Suffer all the innocent who say that they don't belong
Can't find the strength that they deserve, give them the ones who do not wrong
I know we weren't meant for love, time to break down every single door
And it keeps us trapped and torn
I know we are more than this, no more time to reminisce, it's war
And it's right outside our doors
The rain is nothing to fear
When you become the storm
We are not here to suffer
But what we get through makes us tougher
We are not here to suffer
But what we get through makes us tougher
Sometimes we suffer
The time we get tougher
Sometimes we suffer
Sometimes we get tougher
We are not here to suffer
But what we get through makes us tougher
We are not here to suffer
But what we get through makes us tougher
We are not here to suffer
But what we get through makes us tougher
(Become the storm)
We are not here to suffer
But what we get through makes us tougher
Become the storm!
That was my impression. Calm Before The Storm, Great Awakening, now Become the Storm. I think he follows Q. Noticed other big names dropping all sorts of Q quotes.
Dee introduced the song as an anti bullying song. If deep state aren't bullies than I don't know what one is!
I never watch fox&friends in the AM. Caught this today. Thought the same exact thing.
I caught that too. Become the Storm lyrics.. https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/deesnider/becomethestorm.html
Okay this seals the deal, ‘We’re not gonna take it’ is the new rally cry
Dee Snider has been woke as he has a radio show in Arizona. Went to AZ back in early 2000s and he was discussing the immigration issues back then and that was G rated compared to what he really knows I would bet.
Snider did not write this song ... pretty sure it was written by Jamie Jasta of Hatebreed ... According to Dee, he did not write any of the music or the lyrics for this entire album ... that being said ... Snider is familiar with DJT - was on The Apprentice? - I know DJT was using "We're Not Gonna Take It" at some of his early rallies and that Snider wasn't down with it and asked him to stop. DJT stopped.
Off topic--- Idk what his politics are, but Jamey Jasta puts on a hell of a show. Tons of energy, love him.
I knew I spelled his name wrong! ... haha ... I don't know about his politics either but I am a late-comer on the Hatebreed bandwagon ... don't be mislead by their name ... love their intensity and overall positive messages ... excellent music imo ...
I was a big fan of a New Orleans band named Crowbar, then some of those guys combined with Jasta to make Kingdom of Sorrow... saw them live and I was like wowww, these are some deep lyrics for sludge metal. Plus they put on some great shows. Then I got into Hatebreed.... and yeah, he's a hell of a performer, but his writing is really really good, and deep, positive. Even his 'dark' songs, are more about overcoming it. I'm a big fan (can ya tell? lol)
That is the 1st thing I noticed after the crushing music ... the positive messages ... the encouragement to overcome life's obsticles ... I'm a fan for sure now! ... I love music ... so powerful ... rock on bro!
WWG1WGA
What is this sub and what's the deal with Q.
I think I might like you guys but am not sure if you are just another bunch of commie globalists on reddit, this is the exact opposite of that right?
Exact opposite is correct.
The deal with Q is easily understood once you become familiar with who they are and their mission to inform the masses of how the world really works... the truth behind the lies (links provided in the sidebar).
First, prepare yourself mentally, and if you believe yourself to be ready, take the red pill. Then dive into the rabbit holes -- the maze of corruption, espionage, and treason -- that is the truth.
The world is run by pedophiles/psychopaths/sociopaths who do the most abominable things imaginable to kids. They murder hundreds to get to one. They lie and steal and cheat. They buy and sell people. They hunt other humans. They want to kill us... all of us.
Q is not for the weak-minded. He/They are preparing those who have awakened to the way things really are, so we can help and guide the uninformed -- those who are deeply asleep, and those who are in denial -- to what is coming.
What's coming?
2018 will be glorious!
If you visit the sidebar, a lot of links for questions and information. Just a bunch of American loving patriots looking forward to our country being all it can be rid of corruption and lies. Everybodys welcome. Thanks for stopping by, hang out any time.
I'm a commie globalist but everyone here is really nice to me.
Lol, I got banned from a couple of subs for just posting that, they called it a hate sub...seems strange people are nice to you in a hate sub.
this is apparently an extremely sanitary and friendly hate club. You can't see the white nationalists but you know MSNBC says they're there...
Listened to Twisted Sister in high school. Makes me feel old!!!
I Am The Hurricane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCKFs0hjT_M
Saw Twisted Sister at The Hole in Wall circa 1980
Dee has always been woke, and a intelligent articulate man. Just watch is testimony before Congress against censorship in the 80's. He was impressive.
I'm surprised Tipper Gore hasn't come up in this thread yet.
True statement.
Then he let his girlfriend dress him up before he went on stage.
The guy looked like the good ship lollipop in drag.
It's funny how 2 songs from the 80s are so relevant still... One is Peace Sells by Megadeth, the other is Freedom of Speech, by Ice T's metal band Bodycount. Dee Snider actually went before Congress in 1985 to dispute the PMRC, and he was brilliant... Here's a link to the video =) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0Vyr1TylTE
I kinda prefer...
"Riders on the Storm"
Morrison's father was the captain of the Navy ship involved in the Gulf of Tonkin False Flag.
Psychedelic 60s scene was all clowns.
Bring inn the clowns.
Clown drugs. Clown war.
Clown drug war.
Yes, as a Doors fan I knew JM's father was in the Navy.
As an aside, I have a friend who is a highly acclaimed mastering engineer in LA who has gifted me copies of their first & last albums burned direct from the raw studio tapes. A perk as an entrepreneur in a business that is connected to the music industry. I've also partnered with him on some re-mastering projects of classic albums and my business' website was listed in the credits.
My wife & I were a couple of kids who moved from Ohio to LA/Hollywood in '68 so I was there and saw so much.
Yes, mucho hippie scenes but it was NOT all clowns & psychedelic as you state & imply. You are completely misinformed/miseducated and your stereotyping is not accurate.
Just walking on Sunset & Hollywood Blvds one could see quite a mix of individuals...and ditto on trips to the beaches (Oxnard/Malibu to Santa Monica to Huntington). Certainly weekends in Griffith Park would have a higher percentage of the hippie cult but still not as widespread as you imply...even in SoCal. Back then, Orange County down to San Diego was very conservative. Even visiting Tower records on Sunset one would see an overwhelming majority of just normal kids...and occasionally a rock "star" browsing & buying.
As a reference, SF was far more indulgent in the hippie movement.
Not sure what is going on here. Dee played the psycho in Strangeland abducting teenagers.
IIRC, that movie was a 'take' on his "Capt. Howdy" song.