Episode 278 - Truth Art

The Corbett Report Podcast

The Corbett Report

Geopolitics, News & Politics, Research, Conspiracy, Media, Terror, Nwo, Alternative, History, Falseflag

4.9 • 980 Ratings

🗓️ 23 August 2013

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Tyrants throughout the ages have feared the revolutionary potential of art, and the tyrants of our own day are no exception. But just as art can be used to expand consciousness, it can be used against us to keep us locked in the control grid. Join us today on The Corbett Report as we talk to some of the artists who are attempting to spread the truth message through their work...and the propaganda that the powers that shouldn't be are using to counter it.

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0:00.0	The Corbett Report is brought to you by the 2010 Video Archive DVD.
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0:18.0	You're listening to the Corbett Report. Corbett Reportcom.com.
0:30.0	Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another edition of the corporate report.
0:33.4	I'm your host James Corbett of corporate report.com, podcasting to you as always from the sunny
0:38.2	climbs of Western Japan here on the 23rd day of August 2013.
0:41.9	Welcome to episode 278 of the corporate report. 23rd day of August 2013.
0:42.8	Welcome to episode 278 of the Corporate Report Podcast, Truth Art.
0:48.6	As longtime listeners of this podcast will know, from time to time we like to highlight the music of various
0:54.7	artists out there that are helping to convey the information that we're bringing to
0:58.2	you on a weekly basis here on the podcast in a musical form because however many facts, figures, names, dates, and articles you carefully cite to people, sometimes it is very much more effective to reach them through a different mode of communication.
1:13.8	And what could be better than one of the oldest and most cherished forms of human communication,
1:17.8	music, for conveying that message?
1:20.5	Well just as music can be used as a very powerful tool for conveying some of these ideas, in facts,
1:26.3	about 9-11 truth and all other forms of suppressed political knowledge of our day and age,
1:31.3	so too can the visual arts be used for that type of representation.
1:36.9	And it's important for us today to keep in mind the potential revolutionary power of the political messages that are embedded in art.
1:46.6	And this is not something that has escaped the attention of tyrants of years past.
1:51.1	This is precisely why, for example, the Nazis banned impressionist art and other forms of modern art as degenerate art that was contributing to the downfall of the
2:05.0	part of the pure Aryan Nazi society. It's because this type of artwork does have a revolutionary
2:07.0	presence to it, a revolutionary spirit that truly can overthrow tyrants.
2:12.0	This is why, for example, Georgie Ligetti, who is probably best known to most people out there as one of the composers that Stanley Kubrick used in several of his movies, he said about his music that every note was like a dagger being stabbed into the heart of Stalin.
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