Two good friends of the show, Hans Utter & Brett Carollo team up to discuss the dark occult sacrifice ritual we all know as the 'Altamont' free concert performed in California, December 1969. This was the closing of a 10 year period of cultural transition which started with the occult sacrifice of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens & the Big Bopper, J.P. Richardson. Don McLean spelled it all out for us in his epic song, 'the day the music died'. Hans & Brett reveal the allegories & symbolism McLean uses to express this idea. Unlike many other artists of his time, Don doesn't hide his message in cryptic esoteric language. His poem is very straight forward, cutting to the core truth.

Then our guests dig further into how that ritual was presented & what its intention might have been. Looking at the Rolling Stone article 'Let It Bleed' & the documentary film 'Gimme Shelter (1970)', we can see it as a cultural-wide trauma based mind control ritual. With help from culture creators, The Grateful Dead & organized crime enforcers, The Hell's Angels, Altamont was intentionally created to tear a deep wound in the 'Peace & Love' sentiments of the 1960's

Finally we dig into Mick Jagger's role in our culture with a look at a film he starred in titled 'Performance (1970)'. This is a revealing glimpse into the high occult magick Mick is used for. This film has many elements relating to Satanic Ritual Abuse of children, satanic inversion, hedonism & nihilism.

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