Mi5 & Mi6

[Ian2day]

Do they manage to stay so secretive up to a point. As they only recruit from a very select pool of people who share a common culture. I'm not talking about an open and public culture either. It stands to reason that when forming a group to keep secrets what better pool to utilise than a group formed from...

[meave]

you can apply for jobs on there web site
https://www.mi5careers.gov.uk/jobs.aspx

[Ian2day]

I applied years ago and didn't get pass the initial stages of the recruitment process.

[danielg]

They can employ from all walks of life as they are compartmentalised, so never see the bigger game they are in, and when they do, they are censored by the Official Secrets Act.

[Ian2day]

There is supposed to be a few bands who are members of the security services. I remember one Group who could technically play really very well. But you could tell just listening to the music that it was empty and soulless. It was lacking any kind of expressional spirit.

[steevo]

There is supposed to be a few bands who are members of the security services. I remember one Group who could technically play really very well. But you could tell just listening to the music that it was empty and soulless. It was lacking any kind of expressional spirit.

What are the bands called ?

[weareinfinitelove]

are you talking like bands in the mainstream?? I'm inteseterd to know which band this was.

[eternal_spirit]

Many famous bands musicians are members of OTO Ordo Templi Orientis ( Oriental Templars) Masonic

Aleister Crolwey was one time head of OTO.


Music and intelligence agencies sort of on topic worth a look
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=26528

[eternal_spirit]

What are the bands called ?

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Which one's aren't maybe the right question. Most are probably stooges or puppets not aware of their role.

[steevo]

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Which one's aren't maybe the right question. Most are probably stooges or puppets not aware of their role.

I agree.
I personally think that Elvis was un-knowingley used by the "powers that be" and he became a "loose cannon" when he started to mix with people like George Harrison, John Lennon and others and I'm guessing that they passed on some valuable knowledge to him. I would love to have been a fly on the wall listening to what they talked about.

[rixxmixxhell]

a lot of pathetic metal bands too. Been a metal listener for years, but very underground stuff. Pissing razors are baddass!!!!

i'm sure loads of 'top' bands are 'influenced', even if just infiltrated, like new bands members joining big bands and causing brake ups etc, it happened to machine head nearly!!!!!!

anyone here know machine head???

[bam fest]

Was it U2 or Coldplay:):););)

[weareinfinitelove]

I agree.
I personally think that Elvis was un-knowingley used by the "powers that be" and he became a "loose cannon" when he started to mix with people like George Harrison, John Lennon and others and I'm guessing that they passed on some valuable knowledge to him. I would love to have been a fly on the wall listening to what they talked about.


yes Matt Deloouze mentioned elvis at his lecture, Freddy Mercury Elton John Paul Macartny and others..

It made a lot of sense.. as he linked it to the energy extraction theory.

[steevo]

yes Matt Deloouze mentioned elvis at his lecture, Freddy Mercury Elton John Paul Macartny and others..

It made a lot of sense.. as he linked it to the energy extraction theory.

What did he say about Paul McCartney ?

[sniffle]

Danny Carrey's (TOOL) father was a mason.
A fact that has no bearing on my undeniable joy of their music.

Metal is a nice place to visit every now and then, I stayed their for a number of years. Controlled rebellion at it's finest. That, of course is just my opinion.

[Ian2day]

yes Matt Deloouze mentioned elvis at his lecture, Freddy Mercury Elton John Paul Macartny and others..

It made a lot of sense.. as he linked it to the energy extraction theory.

'energy extraction theory'
Would you like to give a brief synopsis of this?

[sniffle]

anyone here know machine head???

Yeah, not that big a fan (they aren't the most creative bunch, really good at what they do but they change with the times to much...again just my opinion but from what I heard of their latest stuff they sound like a trivium influenced take on a watered down Mastodon. :eek:

[loderlive]

a lot of pathetic metal bands too. Been a metal listener for years, but very underground stuff. Pissing razors are baddass!!!!

i'm sure loads of 'top' bands are 'influenced', even if just infiltrated, like new bands members joining big bands and causing brake ups etc, it happened to machine head nearly!!!!!!

anyone here know machine head???

the exorcism is on here....

http://www.myspace.com/brakethemasshypnosis

[Ian2day]

Danny Carrey's (TOOL) father was a mason.
A fact that has no bearing on my undeniable joy of their music.

Metal is a nice place to visit every now and then, I stayed their for a number of years. Controlled rebellion at it's finest. That, of course is just my opinion.

Yeah anything and I mean anything which is seen as being a rebellion. Is in fact just another controlled part of the illusion. Even dare I say it Tattoos and piercings (runs and hides waiting for the onslaught to begin).

[sniffle]

Yeah anything and I mean anything which is seen as being a rebellion. Is in fact just another controlled part of the illusion. Even dare I say it Tattoos and piercings (runs and hides waiting for the onslaught to begin).

I can honestly say I met some of the most judgmental people within that scene. Which shocked me as some portray themselves as the most open minded people. I cannot stand the southern metal thing, people from fucking stockport acting like they are from the dirty south. Grinds my gears. :p