Holographic Michael Jackson "wowing audience" BLUEBEAM TECH

[Belle]

Posted by truth4me (here)
Getting the masses ready aren't they.....

Getting the sleeping public awakened, imo. Now that they (the general public) have had a demonstration, are aware of the possibilities, and actually saw it in action 'with their very own eyes'...soon they may be asking, "Is it live or is it Memorex?" when oddities occur ie alien invasion/project bluebeam.

Big mistake on someone's part...

[pabranno]

Limor,
I quite agree. It was a very dark video, and I believe dark technology.
To me it seemed they were sacrificing his soul publicly all over again.
It is very dark, and very creepy.
I can't believe it.

[donk]

Posted by Freed Fox (here)
It may be tempting, but don't underestimate black budget tech. Military developments are (at least) decades ahead of what is eventually released for public consumption/usage.

Absolutely, if they are giving us this, they've perfected something even better.

"Tupac" was the first I saw of this, year or so ago now...they're probably light years ahead of this tech

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=TGbrFmPBV0Y

[8Adamas8]

I noticed a few of the occult/nwo references between the stage design and dancers. The dancers at the beginning appear to be futuristic riot police. The lightning which is supposed to represent satan is around the throne and the masonic architecture of the hologram.

Also the same design that surrounds the tetragrammaton at the vatican is all over the stage and one of the dancer's costumes.



I'm sure there is more but I think its sufficient enough to point out the obvious to drive the point home.

Here's the full performance.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=jDRTghGZ7XU

[pabranno]

The dancers to me looked like satyrs, or the pod Pan.
Hypermuscular thighs, socks looking like hoofs, large ears on side of head.

[donk]

It took me a minute to remember, but the FIRST I ever heard of "hologram" tech bringing back the dead was this performance:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=kOFUyoNuTVc

I guess the "hologram" wasn't easily photographed back then due to the tech used or the (lack of) cameras, but I remember it being a big deal. Maybe it was more impressive in person

Then the next one (that we know of) was Tupac. Nat King Cole with his daughter in '92 (the kind of performance I would have expected to roll the tech out to I guess back then) to 'Pac with his gangsta homeys in 2012...does that say more about US culture, the tech, or perhaps Dr Dre?

[Mitm]

Guys, this wasnt a real hologram, it was just a 3d projection.. it was good, but not that good.. the tupac thing was done using a 16th century trick called 'peppers ghost'. As for the dancers dressed up as solders, etc, MJ himself used to dress his dancers up in kind of gear... I agree it looked like another Illuminati ritual, but the Dangerous cover, which MJ didnt design, had alot of 'occult' references too... I also agree that MJ broke free from this 'programming' and thats why they killed him...he was planning on exposing something at his concerts in London...

[Tyy1907]

Yeah the more I watch that performance, the more kind of 2 dimensional MJ looks. Also they're pretty set back in the stage. Programming, of course- even the song name "slave to the rhythm", enforcing compliance.

[truth4me]

Posted by Ahnung-quay (here)
Synchronous that I watched this video last night with my granddaughter. We were bored and I pulled up MJ videos because she likes them. We watched this one and some of the other new ones instead of some of his older ones.

There were quite a few videos suggesting that he is not dead but, faked his death to avoid being used anymore. We can only hope. Big fan since age 13. I believe the media characterized him as something that he wasn't. Underneath the "King of Pop" persona he was just a very creative person albeit with some different personal habits.

there is a Larry King video with a person called Dave Dave and his relationship with MJ.IMHO Dave Dave is Michael Jackson..

[Ahnung-quay]

Yes, I saw the Dave Dave video. MJ liked disguises and I do think that it may have been him in the video. There is also a "woman" with a blond hairdo who was filmed at his funeral or memorial (I forget which) that has his facial structure. MJ did go out in public in disguise often.

It's also said that his relationship with Lisa Marie Presley was about setting up the circumstances to fake his death (just like Elvis had done). Who knows?

[Zaya]

I have to say, I just finally got around to watching this finally. A few thoughts:

1. Something was strange about his face and mouth. Like it seemed that it was out of synch a few times.

2. Those riot police people in beginning screamed of "warning" to me. They totally set the tone... the dark dark tone leading me to...

3. This performance was creepy and dark to the max. I agree with those that got a dark vibe from it. It made me feel a tad sick when I watched. Very foreboding. Even the song itself made me feel anxious and sad. "Slave to the rhythm"... MJ was a slave to the system. Agree that's what got him killed (de-programming). This song is just so sad in that regard.

4. For those of you who aren't convinced this song is dark, check out the lyrics below. Very depressing. About being stuck in a programmed life.

"Slave To The Rhythm"

She dances in these sheets at night
She dances to his needs
She dances 'til he feels just right
Until he falls asleep
She dances at the crack of dawn
And quickly cooks his food
She can't be late, can't take too long
The kids must get to school

[Chorus: x2]
She's a slave to the rhythm
She's a slave to the rhythm of
She's a slave to the rhythm
A slave to the rhythm of,
The rhythm of love, the rhythm of love

She dances for the man at work
Who works her overtime
She can't be rude as she says,
"I must be home tonight."
She dances to the kitchen stove
Dinner is served by nine
He says his food's an hour late
She must be outta her mind

[Chorus]

She works so hard, just to make her way
For a man who just don't appreciate
And though he takes her love in vain
Still she could not stop, couldn't break his chains
She danced the night that they fell out
She swore she'd dance no more
But then she did, he did not quit as she ran out the door

She danced through the night in fear of her life
She danced to a beat of her own
She let out a cry and swallowed her pride
She knew she was needed back home, home

[GuyFox]

I agree : Very Dark.

My basic Rule is:
"If it Turns you off, Turn IT off!"
Don't give the owners or producers of that media any revenues !

[Zaya]

Interesting personal development about this... I just learned today that I am connected to the people who produced this as well as people who worked on it. And it is not just a "know someone who knows someone". I don't want to say much more, but now I am rethinking some things... Very creeped out.

[Violet]

I think it's disgusting. Ok, he did say in an interview that he wanted to live forever but I doubt this is what he meant. Can't they grant him his one wish:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=crbFmpezO4A

[Violet]

Posted by Zaya (here)
I have to say, I just finally got around to watching this finally. A few thoughts:

1. Something was strange about his face and mouth. Like it seemed that it was out of synch a few times.

2. Those riot police people in beginning screamed of "warning" to me. They totally set the tone... the dark dark tone leading me to...

3. This performance was creepy and dark to the max. I agree with those that got a dark vibe from it. It made me feel a tad sick when I watched. Very foreboding. Even the song itself made me feel anxious and sad. "Slave to the rhythm"... MJ was a slave to the system. Agree that's what got him killed (de-programming). This song is just so sad in that regard.

4. For those of you who aren't convinced this song is dark, check out the lyrics below. Very depressing. About being stuck in a programmed life.

"Slave To The Rhythm"

She dances in these sheets at night
She dances to his needs
She dances 'til he feels just right
Until he falls asleep
She dances at the crack of dawn
And quickly cooks his food
She can't be late, can't take too long
The kids must get to school

[Chorus: x2]
She's a slave to the rhythm
She's a slave to the rhythm of
She's a slave to the rhythm
A slave to the rhythm of,
The rhythm of love, the rhythm of love

She dances for the man at work
Who works her overtime
She can't be rude as she says,
"I must be home tonight."
She dances to the kitchen stove
Dinner is served by nine
He says his food's an hour late
She must be outta her mind

[Chorus]

She works so hard, just to make her way
For a man who just don't appreciate
And though he takes her love in vain
Still she could not stop, couldn't break his chains
She danced the night that they fell out
She swore she'd dance no more
But then she did, he did not quit as she ran out the door

She danced through the night in fear of her life
She danced to a beat of her own
She let out a cry and swallowed her pride
She knew she was needed back home, home

Oh, another she-song? You know, when the posthumous "she"'s going Hollywood came out, it struck me that his storyline was so different all of a sudden.

The (few) women he used to sing about - but I might be wrong - were of a more platonic nature, very distant, unattainable, very ideal love stories, not worldly. Somehow these current and mundain "she"-s don't sound like Jackson to me.

It's like going back to when he started and probably sang songs that were printed out for him, just ready to be sung without any necessary emotional connection.

[Zaya]

Well, they have explained the technology.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/m...usion/9437881/

They even show drawn images of how the stage was set up...