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Another TRAGIC Antisemitic Terror Attack Brought To You By The US/Israheli Department Of Deception - (((TheWarAgainstYou: LOL. Just coming up for air. I have been deep in the mines. But I have Struck the Motherload of Truth. Ugh. I have 30 Gigabytes of Source Video's to Edit Segments from. Had to go get more memory. This is going to take several videos. Stay Tuned for: The Most Shocking Political Betrayals, How America Became a Captured Operation...))) - 9,952 views May 25th, 2025 Dollar_Vigilante - Holohoax, hold my beer. Another TRAGIC and HEINOUS antisemitic hate crime erupted in the capital of the United States of Israhell, in what officials are calling a “completely unforeseeable tragedy that we definitely didn’t choreograph like a Super Bowl halftime show”. The ‘One Night At The Museum Six Hours After It Closed’ attack, which involved a christian zionist, his jew-ish fiancee, and a lone antisemitic motorcycling extremist that gave himself up without asking has prompted international outrage. “This is a dark day,” said congressman Randy Huge, while standing next to a podium labeled “Fighting Hate with Kosher Donuts”. “We must protect the Jewish community from rising hate. And also protect our borders. And, the Epstein files. And maybe monitor everyone’s encrypted messages just to be safe.” Leaked internal memos, however, suggest the event may have been, in the words of one leggy blonde aide, “a little staged, but, like, for a good cause.” Conspiracy critics who questioned the timing, the convenient villain, or the magical speed at which new Gaza-starvation torture methods appeared in Palestine were swiftly labeled “hate enablers”, “far-right adjacent”, or simply “anti-safety.” “We will not tolerate hate,” said President Bibi Mileikowsky during a somber MIGA press conference flanked by 12 American flags, three tanks, and an unblinking eagle. “And if you shouted ‘Free Palestine’ this year, I regret to inform you: you helped pull the trigger.” The media dutifully echoed the message, while network anchors, mainstream alternative media, a blow-up Laura Loomer doll, and Twitter intellectual Michael Malice reading directly from what appeared to be a shared script, issued grave warnings: “Words have consequences,” they said. “Support for Palestinian rights is now a national security concern,” they added. “Resistance equals radicalization,” they clarified. In today’s video my world tour continues in commie Kanada, walking and talking about the MOST TRAGIC and HEINOUS of sketchy false flag events in Washington this week. If you’d like to escape the upcoming dollar crash, make tons of money, and avoid wearing a yellow location-tracking “Peace Star” while cheating Big Pharma out of profits, stick with me and the Anarchapulco FreedomHacking crew Reserve your seat ASAP, because once the Techno-rats find out we’re teaching critical thinking, and critical doing, the CIA might ‘accidentally’ schedule a thunderstorm with precision GPS targeting. - FAIR USE

David Bowie must be the patron saint of comebacks. When Mott The Hoople was ready to call it quits Bowie, a major fan, gave them “All The Young Dudes” which became their biggest hit. The Stooges, shattered by the Rock n’ Roll lifestyle, were revived with Bowie’s help and he brought them further than they’d ever been.James Osterberg started out as a drummer with the Detroit based Iguanas. They released a cover of Bo Diddley’s “Mona,” that didn’t do much, so the band split. However, Osterberg picked up the name “Iggy” (short for Iguana) because of his squeamish appearance when performing. The band also had future Stooge, Ron Ashton. Iggy’s next stop, the Prime Movers also bit the dust, so young Iggy moved to Chicago where he found some session work. But session work had long hours and rotten pay, necessitating a return to Michigan. It was after seeing Jim Morrison (the Doors’ vocalist) in concert that Iggy decided he wanted to sing.The Stooges consisted of Iggy Stooge (later changed to “Pop”), Ron Ashton (guitar), Scott Ashton (drums) and David Alexander (bass). Elektra Records signed the band and their debut self-titled LP hit in ’69. The album stood in stark contrast to the flower-power generation’s peace and love vibe. It didn’t sell very well even though it contained the classic “1969.” Here Iggy pondered the trials and tribulations of 21 and 22-year-olds and summed it all up with a “boo-hoo.” Their second album “Fun House” installed Steven McKay on sax. It didn’t sell either. But albums only told part of the story. 1969 Far and away, the Stooges were a live act – but not so much for musical reasons. In concert, Iggy went way beyond the Morrison-type theatrics. Drugs had a lot to do with it. And there was the infamous New York show where he puked on the front row audience. By ’71, the band was toast. Drug problems and band conflicts had taken their toll. Iggy moved back home with his parents. Meanwhile, Bowie had seen footage of a ’70 Stooges’ concert and was impressed. He met with Iggy in ’72 and they put the band back together. “Raw Power,” credited to Iggy and the Stooges and produced by Bowie, was recorded in London in an effort to keep Iggy away from heroin. The record company wanted a commercial album as opposed to the Stooges’ standard fare. Bowie didn’t succeed but he didn’t fail either. Call it a draw. Iggy & The Stooges hit the road with wild performances that often resulted in injuries to both the band and the audience. Iggy maimed himself on a regular basis. During one concert a disgruntled motorcycle gang member climbed up on the stage and punched out Iggy apparently taking offense at something he said. The end of the road came (again) in ’74 after a concert in Detroit. No record label wanted anything to do with them. Iggy and Bowie continued their occasional partnership into the ’80s. Iggy showed up here and there as both an actor and musician. The surprising thing was the Stooge’s ringleader made it out alive.After a couple decade hiatus, Iggy recorded with The Stooges, Ron and Scott Ashton (the surviving members), on the ’03 release “Skull Ring.” Iggy was also backed Green Day and Sum 41.Following the success (nobody died) of the “Skull Ring” sessions, it seemed evitable that there would be another full-fledged Stooges album. The aptly titled “The Weirdness” hit in ’07.Probably no one thought The Stooges would find their way to the Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame but in ’10 they finally did just that (after being eligible for 16 years). The induction highlight was a typically exuberant performance of “I Wanna Be Your Dog” with Iggy and company joined by Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong and Mike Dirnt and Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament. Probably no one thought The Stooges would find their way to the Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame but in ’10 they finally did just that (after being eligible for 16 years). The induction highlight was a typically exuberant performance of “I Wanna Be Your Dog” with Iggy and company joined by Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong and Mike Dirnt and Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder and Jeff Ament. I Wanna Be Your Dog” Hall Of Fame Show Iggy and The Stooges – Raw Power Raw Power is a ferocious, untamed explosion of rock energy that stands as one of the most influential albums in the history of punk and hard rock. It’s a raw, visceral masterpiece that captures the primal essence of rebellion and chaos, laying the groundwork for countless bands that would follow. Read More… ### The post The Stooges/Iggy Pop appeared first on RockinTown.