Should my son be listening to Lady Gaga?
I heard him listening to some weird music and pushed his door frame in trying to get in there so he would tell me what it was. He has a bad habit of ignoring order and tuning out the Light so there was no other way to get his attention. When I finally got it out of him he told me it was Lady Gaga. I did not think it sounded like music a boy of his age should be listening to but it had a message he said that was about being equal with all. From what I can tell by googling this Lady Gaga character is that she is a symbol of Dark things and a poster child for uneven genderism. Is this true? I told him Lady Gaga is temporarily suspended from our home until I come to a conclusion. If his no good father hadn’t left last year this would not be an issue but now I’m stuck repairing everything around the house! At least he doesn’t get mad when I order Pizza Hut Taco Pizza anymore.
“The symbolism surrounding Lady Gaga is so blatant that one might wonder if it’s all a sick joke. Illuminati symbolism is becoming so clear that analyzes like this one becomes a simple exercise of pointing out the obvious. Her whole persona (whether its an act or not) is a tribute to mind control, where being vacuous, incoherent and absent minded becomes a fashionable thing. You only need to look at a couple of Lady Gaga pictures or videos to notice that she is constantly hiding one of her eyes. Most people will simply interpret this as ”a cool thing to do” or a “fashion statement”. Those who have passed the 101 of Illuminati symbolism know that the All-Seeing Eye is probably its most recognizable symbol. The gesture of hiding one eye, usually the left one, goes way back in occult orders. Here’s an explanation of the origin of the Eye of Horus. After carrying out her murderous mission, Lady Gaga is more popular than ever and reaps the rewards of being an Illuminati slave.”
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