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can you say anything about your
bloodline you said you were hybridized
in what way okay this is two very
different questions um about my
bloodline uh well I am a surate I am
part of project Moon Shadow I'm a
Moonshadow baby so my parents here are
not my biological parents um but their
bloodlines are the the Ross child um the
menes clan which is a Scottish clan that
is the Rival to the Stuart Clan and the
vizigot who were of course the Spanish
royalty so that's that my biological
family I know very little um I only ever
knew my biological father he and he was
a very cryptic and mysterious man the
one name of his that he ever used that
I've been able to that is searchable was
Carl Emerman and emmerman is a very
significant name in
the projects so probably that
is that might be his original surname
he I'm not sure who all they descended
from I believe I remember him one time
mentioning hapsburgs um and also the
royalty of Switzerland back when
Switzerland had a monarchy which was an
awfully long time ago but and in what
way was I hybridized um it was in utero
I was infused with dnas of 18 I know
Draco DNA and Naga DNA and Zeta
reticulum probably even more than those
but and that I'm probably a cocktail and
I actually probably have very little
Teran human DNA but that's that's what I
know okay let's go to the music topic
what can you say as an introduction to
this well okay where would I begin I
guess I could say that music writing was
how we survived a day today at hero it
was our only normal bit in this place
that we were at and it was also
encouraged and what would happen was we
would someone write a song um record it
and the project heads would take it and
sell it to a music company who would
then give it over to a musician uh in
the main stream uh after adjusting it so
that the frequency was different we used
we had good frequencies in our music
they would turn our songs on their heads
for the most part so that they had uh
negative control frequencies for mind
controlling the
population
um the two biggest companies who our
music was sold to were Capital Records
and one with a very similar name but not
quite Capital artists United Capital
Records is USA based Capital artists
United is Hong Kong based a great great
great deal of our songs were translated
into uh Chinese or well Cantonese and
Mandarin Chinese and sold through
Capital Artist United for the Asian
market so that I guess making it less
likely that the rest of us would find
them whenever they eventually had to
send us back to our
lives
uh but there are a great many English
songs and I'm sure songs in many other
languages that are also uh written there
um many of the classics of classic rock
or
classic love songs I guess you could say
were written there there were a number
of iconic musicians quite a number of
iconic musicians from history who were
at Camp hero particularly Janice Joplin
who I've talked about quite often in my
interviews um let's see who else John
Denver
Chan who is an or was a very iconic
singer of in the Kanto pop
genre and often times we would also sell
the songs to musicians ourselves one of
us often times me but there were other
people who did it would dress up in a
suit and um portal into somewhere
usually the dressing room or something
of one of these
musicians play them the record and sell
it to them telling them that we were the
devil and that they were selling their
souls this is a well-known phenomena in
uh the music industry is a man in a gray
suit who said he was the devil and that
they sold their soul to the devil for
beautiful songs and
fame they were not selling their soul to
the devil they were selling their soul
to the projects and so by doing that
they consented to being used and I'm
sure probably all of the ones who took
that deal were and are in
use all right that's about all I can say
well I can list off some iconic songs
that were written there um Stand By Me
by Ben E King a stream encounter current
is the English translation roughly of
the Chinese song which is quite well
known it was sung by Paul L Choy in
the80s You Belong To Me by the Dupri um
Mr sand man bring me a Dream by the
cordet and a great great many others all
right the first question one would ask
is how would you even think to write
songs in that environment how did you
get into the creative
state it was kind of just how do I put
it you would arrive there naturally
through circumstance you would
be your brain
would trying to think how I'm going to
word this um music was played constantly
so you were it was a constant feature in
your life you would hear it everywhere
you went in the compound
um
and you would hear about other people
writing music and people when they're
under extreme stress often times do go
into a creative state sometimes and it's
so I guess you just naturally got there
uh through the environment which was
constructed to encourage it I assume
people writing the songs were the
children who had Talent OR was anyone
encouraged to do it anyone was um my
alter who wrote the most music there was
an adult the entire time Kyle again a
lot of stuff we'll get into when uh
we're talking about him but
um if we ever do but no people anyone
was encouraged too
um
and most people
did did they have music lessons or music
projects for you to stimulate
creativity yes yes absolutely there were
music lessons um you were encouraged to
take music lessons and there were people
there who taught them um yeah that was a
thing I remember there was actually
quite a large music school and some of
the some extremely accomplished trainers
there from across again across space and
time who they had gone in and grabbed
yeah also one would wonder why they use
the Black Project like that to produce
music instead of just ordering or
sourcing it within the
industry I think again because of the
frequency thing um I've sometimes
wondered that myself but I think again
from the frequency thing and also it was
another way to torture Us by having a
write these incredible songs but then
turning them on their heads and selling
them and you know it furthered the
dehumanization of us cuz even the songs
that we wrote while we were in a state
of heartbreak or trauma were not our
own
and again the frequency output by it it
would carry with it a bit of the
frequency from where it had come from
and how that all works I don't know
exactly I you know you need to ask you
need to find an expert in quantum
mechanics or something to tell you how
exactly that works
but that was the reason why as far as I
can
tell can you give an example of how
music changed how were the pop versions
supposed to affect the
audience uh they would often times speed
it up make it louder make it often times
completely change the style um there
were a number of songs that
uh I personally wrote that were
changed in genre completely they were
written by me as
like dark
contemplative rock music but they became
country
songs
um there
were and they would often just ruin them
in know in many ways um give them to
mediocre singers in my
opinion uh
and how were they supposed to affect the
audience they're supposed to increase
mind control um at a societal level
here's how they were altered did you
find any of the songs that you wrote in
the Here and
Now absolutely yes there were many that
I've written and heard now that are now
quite famous
um Sweet Child of Mine
uh Dream a Little Dream of Me Shelter
From The Storm and several others um
that
are a lot of them were sold to the
Chinese industry for the Chinese market
um or well to the Hong Kong industry I
should say cuz it's they didn't really
have um pop music in China in the 60s
and 70s very much but um in mainland
China but in Hong Kong and Taiwan yes so
was a Kanto pop and
uh Mando pop of
Taiwan and there were a great many uh
that I wrote um a lot of them that I
found were written by Kyle not by Alex
so they're not within the scope of this
conversation can you describe the
experience of when you recognize the
song or songs that you knew were from
Monto what specific lyrics pointed to
them being from Mon and maybe name some
examples well the first few times I
would go that after I became aware of
this phenomenon from my memories and all
that was I would go into shock when I
heard it I don't do that anymore
nowadays I expect it cuz there were just
so many um I can't say that there are
any specific lyrics uh as such although
sometimes you would hear things that are
referenced to like time or traveling
through space that seem a bit odd and
out of place in a song the giveaway
usually is the style um usually even if
they changed the genre it's still kind
of
melancholy and there are no wind
instruments ever in mon talk songs I
have yet to find one that had a wind
instrument that has a wind instrument in
it in in its original version maybe
people have gone and changed it um maybe
people have covered it have done so with
a wind instrument but if you but the
original um recording studio recording
by whatever artist it was sold to First
will'll never have a wind instrument in
it so you name as many as you want oh
gosh I could go on and on um Mr Sandman
bring me a dream
uh that one is about someone who their
call sign was Sandman and they died um
that's see Rocket Man by Elton John I
know that one was originally written by
Marilyn
Monroe uh this is a very personal one
but to me but
um home to you by
sigd
um and many many others that I'm just
drawing a blank on the name uh I have
two playlists on my YouTube channel that
you can link that are one is lists of
song songs stolen from me one is list of
songs stolen from others um and you can
link them they're not even complete I've
found others but I just haven't had the
time or the inclination to include them
yet you named Jenice jopling she
officially died a mysterious death in
October of 1970 was she monok before
1970 or after was she taken on a Time
Loop was her death connected to monok
when and how did she leave mon talk that
you remember what songs do you remember
who
write lots of questions
okay she arrived in 1970 but then they
sent her back in time to an earlier
period of the project um you know you
have to discard linear time completely
when you're talking about this
subject
so I guess she arrived in 1970 but she
was there before then because again they
sent her back through time let's see was
she taken there on a Time Loop uh not
that I know of no she was just taken
there I believe as far as I can
tell um once her death connected on talk
yes it was an extraction it it was not a
death well I guess probably she did die
but she was taken and regen on the other
um at Camp hero immediately uh
she was not dead for more than a couple
of hours if she was even dead at all and
they didn't just take
a just put a clone a dead clone there in
her place and take
her when and how did she leave mon talk
that you remember she left in 2014 after
the Draco Invasion um we'll get in we
can get into that again if we ever do
shows on Kyle um how she left she just
left um the option was there and she
took it
um and so she's still out in space and
still doing stuff she's nowhere near
dead and she won't be for
probably I don't know the average
lifespan in the Breakaway is about 900
years so she has a very long way to
excuse me a very long way to
go what songs do you remember her
writing um okay a lot of these again are
from Kyle's era but uh I know that a lot
of the songs by Electric Light Orchestra
were written by her
um or that were sold to Electric Light
Orchestra were given were written by her
um you know the way life meant to be um
Evil Woman uh just songs by Electric
Light Orchestra a lot of them a lot of
them were written by her um she also
wrote What a Wonderful World that was
sold to Louis
Armstrong and um also uh Mr Sandman
which I mentioned earlier because it was
about her trauma twin his call sign was
Sandman because when they picked him up
he was building a sand
castle of all the reasons room have that
name can you name the musicians who
offered to sell their soul for fame
those who accepted and those who refused
if they accept it what did this p with
the devil entail for them what was done
if they refused to deal with you did you
use any special effects or Tech so that
your devil gig would convince them it
was really
Supernatural the three I can name for
certain are Lou Armstrong Ella
Fitzgerald and um lonard
Cohen they all accepted this deal um
what did the pack with the devil entail
for them it entailed that they were
selling their soul to the project um for
use forever the same as the rest of us
and I'm sure someone would then go and
time travel into their childhoods and
start using them from the age that we
had all been used from
and continue from
there and uh what was done if they
refused to deal with you um
nothing would go away for a while and
then approach them again at a later date
um that was it was pretty simple and
eventually they would accept uh at least
all the ones I used I did accepted um
any special effects or Tech used for the
devil to convince them it was
Supernatural
Well people in the 1930s 4S 50s um
walking through a portal was pretty
Supernatural um and I would communicate
with them telepathically which was a
complete
unknown idea to people in that era and
uh the tech used the only Tech I
remember using other than the portal to
walk in was um I would have them sign
the contract on a glass pad which again
that kind of Technology would have
appeared very magical to someone in the
1930s um yeah that's what I
remember why do you still do it why are
you still out here well it goes back to
the destiny thing and I made a bargain
with it you know long time ago and I'm
holding up my hand what was your bargain
to get where um I am now should I ask
who you made the bargain with with with
with you know with the chief uh chief
commander on this Earth in this earth
and then in the world we can't
see now about the time aspect do you
find that the songs written at mon talk
at one time ended up in other eras back
or forward in time and if yes can you
name a
couple okay um plenty of them uh let's
see um Somewhere Over the Rainbow is one
that sticks out that song was written I
believe in the early to mid 1980s but it
wind up in
1939 um most of them wound up earlier
than when they had supposedly been
written so that I guess if of us ever
came forward and said I wrote such and
such song in the 1980s people could
point to it and say no this song is from
the 1930s or
whatever and oh let's see name a few
more gosh there's so many um At Last by
which was sung by Eda James um I believe
she released that in the early to mid
60s um that song was actually written in
1975 um and some of them were not
released until decades later as well
such as um home to you by sigd that I
mentioned earlier that was released in
uh 2010 or so I think but it was written
in the 70s or maybe even late 60 no no
'70s
74 um the only one that I know was
released about on time with when it was
written is um The Sound of Silence which
was written by a gentleman who I'm sure
we'll talk about soon which was who was
Gunnery Sergeant Stan Stanley mulg
who was one of the people who came into
the camp with me on that first night in
63 now about the space aspect were any
of the songs sold to space colonies or
just performed in space did any of the
singers perform in the colonies and if
yes who and where did any of the singers
later end up in the colonies after
having supposedly died on
Earth sold to space colonies yes
absolutely um
a lot of the songs so sung by Anita Moy
um were either are from the space
colonies or were sold to them you know
again you have to discard linear time
and so with linear time discarded it's I
don't know which came first um but a lot
of the Kanto pop songs I Found are ones
I remember from space
uh did any of the singers perform in the
colonies if yes who and where um well
Anita Moy again like I just mentioned I
remember her singing at a club on the
planet Centurion called the wild blue
yonder um John Denver would also perform
at that same place in concert with her
uh and still is I believe
the both of them I believe still perform
there at least the last time I checked
um I remember a Janice Joplin concert on
new Atlantis in 1969 I don't know if it
was our 1969 because every planet had
its own calendar
so it could have been 1969 for them cuz
you know planets have different orbital
periods they have
different numbers of hours in a day you
know so I don't know if it was our 1969
or not but um that was where she
performed Hallelujah
um I heard there was secret cord that
David played and it pleased the Lord
that song and which was a life-changing
experience for me when I even just when
I remembered that alone when I was
actually there uh it was quite
remarkable the way that she sang that
song and it's a crime that uh this
planet has no access to her rendition of
it um did any of the singers later end
up in the colonies after having
supposedly died on Earth I'm sure
probably all of them did at least huge
amounts of them
um huge huge amounts of them uh I could
just name a few
um well we talked about Janice Joplin um
Danny
Chan uh Teresa Ting uh let's
see um what's his name Jimmy
Hendrick probably all the members of the
27 club because the 20 27 is a number
that's holy in the worship of molok
which that's that's molok is a whole
other subject but um the 27 club members
as far as I know are all still alive and
are still performing in space let's see
oh one other performance uh I could
point out was on Mars in 1983 I
believe um when Janice again Janice
she's quite prominent in my memories she
performed uh the song Mr Blue Sky which
is now an Electric Light Orchestra song
she performed it on Mars to commemorate
the end of a particularly brutal
Sandstorm season and she sang it with a
200 piece AC capella choir it was quite
remarkable yeah I guess that that
answers
that you mentioned the new Atlantis
colony where is it located uh new
Atlantis I don't know um it's on an
tropical Planet orbiting a white work um
it may not even be somewhere it's been
charted because white dwars are actually
quite hard to spot even with um our the
most advanced telescope that might not
be anywhere that's been charted by were
any of the famous music producers ever
seen at Camp hero or even worked there
and who was in charge of the music
project at the base I couldn't tell you
if they were famous or not I've never
researched music producers to be quite
honest with you uh if I were to look
them up find the more well-known ones
I'm sure I would recognize some of them
but uh there were music producers who
would come in there they weren't assets
as such they just were there to make a
deal to decide to find songs that they
decided they wanted funneled into their
company to increase their own wealth and
fame um let's see who was in charge of
the music project the base no one in
particular really uh
just it it was just kind of an organic
thing that happened is the only way I
can Des private people writing songs
and recording them you were required to
record them uh if you wrote a song you
were required to go to the studio that
we had there and record them and then
they would take them away take the
recordings and sell them and the asset
had no say in it whatsoever um okay
three names Elvis John lenon and Michael
Jackson I have no doubt about this I
know that some of his songs were I have
a specific memory actually of his
song what is it um can't help falling in
love with you I know that's a on talk
song so he's definitely mixed up in all
this John L Michael Jackson
I I have heard people I have met people
who said they've seen Michael yeah the
other ones I don't know specifically
about but I wouldn't doubt
it okay in close let's talk about some
of the songs that you mentioned what was
that song you wrote while being on a
mission during the Orion
Wars this was when myself and two other
men were sent back to during the Orion
Wars to the Bellatrix system to the
second most populated planet in that
system um Bellatrix
sukunda and we were protecting a young
girl who would eventually be become a
resist an anti- drco resistance leader
that could be a whole story un itself
but for a while as we were guarding her
we holed up in a Mountain Village
somewhere and one thing Bellatrix is
known for is its
music so we started writing music it was
they were surrounded by it both we had
been at Camp Hero Of course and we were
still when we got there so it was just
kind of the natural thing we would uh we
wrote an entire album we called it
sunsets on
teamont and I know someone in the
Breakaway no one on earth sadly but
there is someone in the Breakaway who
has it um still but the one song I've
been able to concretely find that is now
fairly well known that was originally
part of it was uh called wild west hero
um it's now sung by Electric Light
Orchestra and
yeah it's a very emotional song about
like you know wanting a simpler life and
being able to escape and blah blah blah
you know all the things that Monto kids
go to sleep at night to this daydreaming
about now the one iconic song that I
have to ask you about is The Sound of
Silence can you talk about how it was
written Sound of Silence is um about a
dystopian possible future um a number a
couple of people have talked about this
actually but there is a future where
people uh worship an AI and not like a
benevolent AI cuz there are plenty of
benevolent AIS this is a like the AI
that the Zeta reticulum worship SL have
been taken over by that Hive Minds
everything um although of course you
humans are not genetically wired for a
hive mind so it's more like very extreme
forced conformity in this future um and
the sound of silence is about that it
was written by a guy who um who died a
Lost Boy by the name of Gunnery Sergeant
Stan
mulgrave um and he he was actually a
solar Warden liaison into Mon talk for a
while and then I think he fully joined
in maybe I it's very fuzzy really a lot
of it is but he was a good man and he
was a friend of mine um he wrote and
first formed The Sound of Silence just
maybe a month or so before his death uh
which was itself not very long before um
Alex was kicked out it was in a I guess
summer or late spring or early summer of
74 um I think I I want to say it was
in gosh you know what it was it was in
May so it's today is
uh to the month this is exactly 50 years
after that I had not even thought of
that that's crazy so that's that the
story behind that now the super iconic
Chinese song the moon represents my
heart that everybody in China and Asia
knows was it written by
Alex okay um no the moon represents my
heart was not written by Alex it was
written by Hinrich can I briefly say how
was written um okay there is also a
Japanese version out there you can find
it although it's it's on YouTube so you
could just look up the moon represents
my heart Japanese it's far less common
than the Chinese version but at any R
the Japanese version is in fact the
original even though it was even though
it was released on Earth later um How It
Was Written it was written for hinrich's
high school sweetheart who was an ataka
they went to the same well they went to
the same school very very very
prestigious um boarding school on Vega
Prime that's a whole story un itself but
anyways um so yeah he wrote that for her
what about the Chinese song that is in
the intro to this interview series The
Fad of love in the next
life okay that's kind of a sad story um
that's one of the ones that uh Al trauma
twin Melanie wrote when he was uh
leaving mon talk she wrote several they
both wrote several and by the way she it
was not written in um Cantonese It Was
Written in French so the Cantonese
version is a translation but it's the
same song very obviously okay another
amazing song is Cosmic Blues by Jenice
jopling she actually sanging him the he
now while she was alive so do you think
it was connected to mon talk
okay I don't have a specific memory of
it but having listened to it after um
you mentioned it I would be absolutely
shocked if it wasn't uh there is a very
very specific sound to mon talk songs
that they're usually recognizable not
always but usually they have a certain
type of Rhythm or certain type of
musical quality to them they have
usually have very few or no wind
instruments except possibly a harmonica
or possibly a saxophone wind instruments
were just about banned uh from mon talk
musicians so yeah that's um how you can
usually tell all right and finally What
a Wonderful World I know that this song
has to do with The Monto history What a
Wonderful World was written by Janice
Joplin again uh in
1986 after um the junior incident uh
when everything things seemed really
full of Hope and all that and it was
about you know what a wonderful world we
actually live in how wonderful the world
looks when we don't have these
oppressive forces and all of that all
around us um
so okay yeah that's basically the story
of that song
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