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Yeah, I fully believe MK Ultra is still in practice. I just don't think the government would fully shut down a program they put so much time and resources into just because the public found out. Being a full-fledged conspiracy theorist myself, I think they find ways to hide their actions in plains sight. Anyway, I hope Ayu isn't mixed up in something like this. I always feel like she's a little on the outside but there are times when I've wondered if Avex wanted her in with the practically occult practices of the world of media. Now, I have very little doubt in my mind that a lot of celebrities in America are pretty much owned and controlled by the government. |
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A big reason that I have even been listening to Ayu and other Japanese artists is because it has less of all that occult imagery. Asian celebrities don't have all that drama like American ones do. There is also more class by the female artists, so much sex in American female pop stars.
![]() I like that Ayu is more true to herself and honest and doesn't seem to be part of all that occult business. I love the themes and symbols that occur throughout Ayu's career. I feel like years from now her career will in a way, tell her life story. Like a memoir or diary. Sometimes I do feel like each Ayu album is a time capsule of that period in her life. She does seem to attach her own meaning to symbols and uses them to convey her feelings. But i'm sure that sometimes it is the work of the person or group in charge, just for visual effect. I would say the most recurrent thing is the leoprard print really. I almost expect it to come out again at some point. But I think that it was used the most strongly during the Duty era. It was used most effectively there. I really like what this user said about it: Quote:
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