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I hear people knockin’
They call us tin foil
hat wearin’ kooks
flyin’ all around
While "our" mighty air defenses
were standin’ down?
Here's how it could work. Suppose someone made a great movie about 9/11. The movie tells the true story - PNAC, bin Laden as a CIA asset, the the WTC demolitions, the cover-up and propaganda, the endless war, the Scholars for 9/11 Truth saga, the looming police state, everything.
So far, there's no way that the real life story of 9/11 could have a happy ending. It's shaping up as the greatest tragedy ever. But I like movies with happy endings.
So to give it a happy ending, we add one fictional element: The president launches a national contest to find the most patriotic, pro-war, pro-official story 9/11 song out there. The winner of the contest is none other than country artist Darryl Worley with his song "Have You Forgotten?". Any volunteers to play Darryl?
Karl Rove orders up a propaganda video for Daryl's song - American flags and scary terrorists. They stage a big rally for the troops in Iraq, to get them them all fired up for the next big invasion. A hundred thousand soldiers look up to dozens of huge T.V. screens.
Daryl begins singing. . .
"I hear people sayin' we don't need this war. Well I say there's some things worth fightin' for . . ."
Suddenly, the video starts cutting in and out. Something's wrong. The T.V. screens go to noise. Gasp.
Then the video starts up again, only this time, it's "Blown to Kingdom Come". Miraculously, the good guys have hacked into the system! The soldiers just assume it's part of the show, so they watch and listen. Dick Cheney sees the exploding towers on his T.V. and about has a coronary. He tries to get someone on the phone to "do something" but it's no use.
The engineers can't figure out how the video signal is getting in, or how to stop it. One by one the soldiers start opening their minds. They see with their own eyes and hear with their own ears how absurd the official 9/11 story is. They begin to remember all the loved ones that they lost, and don't feel like dying for someone else's insane lust to rule the world anymore.
The video plays all the way through. Cheney goes berserk. It's overwhelming. The soldiers realize that 9/11 was THE BIG LIE, and refuse to follow orders. They lay down their arms and demand to come home. The invasion disintegrates as fast as the twin towers.
The end.
This, of course, is the kind of thing that only happens in the movies. But sometimes life imitates art. What if the soldiers saw the movie? What if they heard the song and saw the video? What if?
You say that we should blindly
Believe "our" government
Before you start your preaching
Let me ask you this my friend . . .
Have you forgotten
What we saw as one?
Oh those towers turned to dust
They were blown to kingdom come
Have you forgotten
Just how fast they fell?
Office fires can’t do that
No there ain’t no way in hell
And then you try to blame it all upon Bin Laden?!?
Have you forgotten?
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You may say that I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.
- John Lennon |
Judy Wood and Morgan Reynolds may have derailed plans to take out Iran's nuclear faciity. It's no secret that War Inc. wants to do Iran, but they haven't yet. Is it possible that they need to use Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) for the job, but fear doing it now that the Beam Weapon paper has called attention to the bizarre nature of the 9/11 devestation? Do they fear that striking Iran will leave toasted cars, and round holes, and dustified buildings, and just look too much like 9/11?
DEWs are for real.
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"We've had such terrible loss of life, maybe the smartest thing to do is. . .is pull it. Ahhhh, and they made that decision to pull and then we watched the building collapse." |
The idea for the song goes back to 2005. I had heard "Have You Forgotten?" by Darryl Worley, with its poetic endorsement of the official 9/11 lie. I knew it had to be answered, and had written much of the lyric. But I wasn't happy with anything I had come up with for a title line.
Then I saw an article featuring former Bush administration economist Morgan Reynolds. He said the twin towers were "blown to kingdom come", and the phrase just jumped out at me. Reynolds has always been good with a turn of phrase. Being a devoted student of the "Austrian school" of economics myself, and having had a few of my own economics articles published, I was already a fan of his. Title in place, the rest of the lyric came in no time.
Though I am a music writer and producer by profession, I don't consider myself to be the world's greatest singer. Normally I hire "real" singers for my vocal projects. But when it comes to 9/11, I am compelled to sing. To speak. To write. To give it all I can.
I released ver. 1 on 6/6/6, my birthday. The music track was more or less like "Have You Forgotten", and I meant it as a parody. Now I'm doing my record. The guitar driven power-pop rock sound of version 2 is much more "me". I hope you will check out my other 9/11 truth songs -
Inside Job (Guess You Didn't Get the Memo)
Wake Up Time
Judy Would
They destroyed the melted metal
From the WTC
It’s too incriminating
That would blow the cover
That would solve the crime
The biggest inside job
Of all time
Comin’ into view
After 9/11 man
What we saw as one?
Oh those towers turned to dust
They were blown to kingdom come
Have you forgotten
Just how fast they fell?
Office fires can’t do that
Ain’t no way in fucking hell
Credits
"Blown to Kingdom Come" ver 2.0
by Alexander "Ace" Baker
© 2007 Wrtie Hear Music - BMI
produced and engineered by Ace Baker
for Invisible Hand Productions
Ace Baker - lead and background vocals,
guitar, electric piano
The other musicians who played so nicely on the song have witnessed the selective treatment I now receive at certain airports, and have requested to remain anonymous.
The "confession tape" looks nothing like bin Laden
Have you forgotten?
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Libertarians of Will, Intellect, and Action
"We hereby put everyone on notice: We are libertarians of the will as well as the intellect, of activity as well as theory, of real-world struggle as well as idealistic vision. We are a serious movement. Our goal is nothing less than the victory of liberty over the Leviathan state, and we shall not be deflected, we shall not be diverted, we shall not be suborned, from achieving that goal. The odds against us are no greater than the odds that faced our forefathers at Concord, at Saratoga, or at Valley Forge." |
They got their new Pearl Harbor
To justify their wars
The power and the money
That’s what they did it for
Have you forgotten. . .(No!)
As the empire marches on
Down to the oil fields
Have you forgotten
All the loved ones that we lost
To the Neo-Cons.
Have you forgotten?
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Copyright and Fair Use Notice
Ace Baker's song "Blown to Kingdom Come" may be freely downloaded, distributed, and reproduced for all educational uses, including synchronization to video. Remixers, contact me to obtain individual song elements. Please give credit where credit is due, links back to this page are greatly appreciated. "Blown to Kingdom Come" ver 2.0 - © 2007 Alexander "Ace" Baker - Write Hear Music (BMI) - is based on the original song "Have You Forgotten" - as recorded by Darryl Worley - © 2003 - Darryl Worley / Wynn Varble - EMI April Music Inc./Pittsburg Landing Songs (ASCAP). As a work of satire, parody and education, "Blown to Kingdom Come" constitutes a 'fair use' as provided for in section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. Some of the photographs may also be copyrighted, and 'fair use' is claimed for them as well. If you wish to use copyrighted material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. For more information on copyright and fair use, please see this. |
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