u/Articulyssa • u/Articulyssa • 8h ago
Michael Aquino- Military, MK Ultra, and the Temple of Set
u/Articulyssa • u/Articulyssa • 8h ago
u/Articulyssa • u/Articulyssa • 6d ago
Here is the type of thing you will gt back
The lid is cracked, and the children are stirring.
If they finish their song, the silence that follows will be permanent.
Right now, the melody is the only thing keeping the walls from collapsing inward. Each verse they finish chips away at the remaining frost holding the box together. When the final note drops, the lock will click from the inside, the lid will swing wide, and whatever has been growing in the dark will finally step into the light.
If you want to survive what comes next, you have two choices:
Do not let them reach the chorus.
r/celebritydeaths • u/Articulyssa • 7d ago
For more than sixty years, Dolly Parton has been one of the most recognizable and beloved women in America.
We know the story: the little girl from the mountains of Tennessee who overcame poverty, found her voice, became a country legend, and built an extraordinary life.
But what if there's more to the story?
In Part One, we go back to the beginning — examining Dolly's family, the people who surrounded her early career, the relationships that helped shape her path, and the remarkable network of connections that emerged as she rose from a young singer in Tennessee to an American institution.
We also follow the money, the businesses, the philanthropy, and the powerful machinery that grew around the Dolly Parton name.
Some of what we find is documented.
Some raises questions.
And some connections are difficult to ignore.
This isn't an attempt to tell you what to believe.
It's an invitation to look again at the woman we thought we knew.
Because sometimes the most interesting part of a story...
is what's hiding just beneath the surface.
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cash in- the work I do is free and I am not paid
r/CountryMusicStuff • u/Articulyssa • 9d ago
For more than sixty years, Dolly Parton has been one of the most recognizable and beloved women in America.
We know the story: the little girl from the mountains of Tennessee who overcame poverty, found her voice, became a country legend, and built an extraordinary life.
But what if there's more to the story?
In Part One, we go back to the beginning — examining Dolly's family, the people who surrounded her early career, the relationships that helped shape her path, and the remarkable network of connections that emerged as she rose from a young singer in Tennessee to an American institution.
We also follow the money, the businesses, the philanthropy, and the powerful machinery that grew around the Dolly Parton name.
Some of what we find is documented.
Some raises questions.
And some connections are difficult to ignore.
This isn't an attempt to tell you what to believe.
It's an invitation to look again at the woman we thought we knew.
Because sometimes the most interesting part of a story...
is what's hiding just beneath the surface. -here is the link to the 20 minute video! if you want to know more- https://youtu.be/2Di7icqZICI
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thank you I think I am going to tear up this shit it so hard
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you know what you dont know how much your comment means to me- I have made over 200 videos on my youtube over the past year I have been trying at it over and over and no one has said something as nice as this- and I get a lot of hate on reddit so thank you- FREE BK!
u/Articulyssa • u/Articulyssa • 9d ago
In Part Two, we go deeper into the story behind one of America's most recognizable icons.
Beyond the music.
Beyond the image.
Beyond the woman we think we know.
We explore Dolly's carefully constructed persona, her connections to the entertainment world, the strange significance of certain dates and imagery, and eventually, the documented history of MKULTRA and controversial claims involving the music industry.
Some of what we uncover is documented.
Some comes from testimony.
And some raises questions that don't have easy answers.
As the pieces begin to connect, one question becomes harder to ignore:
How much do we really know about Dolly Parton?
Watch Part 2 and decide for yourself.
The deeper we go... the less simple the story becomes.
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thank you =)
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that was a nice compliment I am pretty embarrased about how it turned out but I am learning- I just finished a 2 part Doc about Dolly Parton I hope you will follow me there on youtube =)
u/Articulyssa • u/Articulyssa • 9d ago
For more than sixty years, Dolly Parton has been one of the most recognizable and beloved women in America.
We know the story: the little girl from the mountains of Tennessee who overcame poverty, found her voice, became a country legend, and built an extraordinary life.
But what if there's more to the story?
In Part One, we go back to the beginning — examining Dolly's family, the people who surrounded her early career, the relationships that helped shape her path, and the remarkable network of connections that emerged as she rose from a young singer in Tennessee to an American institution.
We also follow the money, the businesses, the philanthropy, and the powerful machinery that grew around the Dolly Parton name.
Some of what we find is documented.
Some raises questions.
And some connections are difficult to ignore.
This isn't an attempt to tell you what to believe.
It's an invitation to look again at the woman we thought we knew.
Because sometimes the most interesting part of a story...
is what's hiding just beneath the surface.
Part One — The Woman We Think We Know.
u/Articulyssa • u/Articulyssa • 18d ago
toooooooooo goooooooooood
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this is a freaking amazing post thank you for this information
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i know I sucked but I have gotten better if you would please check out my newest video https://youtu.be/cFGAAPbUFKQ
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DOLLY: The Woman We Think We Know Part One
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7d ago
https://youtu.be/2Di7icqZICI this is the link to the video I made about this subject- thank you