#jcs 1975

[tonicitaa]

me listening to the same songs on repeat (but in different versions!):

[platadesangre]

MY MIND IS CLEARER NOW

[ohmyenjolrass]

my ranking of every production i have seen (or listened) of jesus christ superstar

we are getting closer to holy week so IT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR. this is a remake of this post.

as always, sorry for any grammar mistakes, english is not my first language. also, this is my personal opinion, any other opinion is also accepted :)

without further ado, let's get into it!

1. Jesus Christ Superstar (1973 movie)

YOU CAN'T OUTDO THE DOER.

everything in this movie changed my life. literally.

it was the first time i actually saw jesus christ superstar represented visually (i had only heard the 2007 madrid version before). the overture scene is one of my favourites of all time, the concept is amazing.

the cast is SUPREME. carl anderson is one of my favourite judas of all time; he is an excellent singer and his interpretation is E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G. also, yvonne elliman and ted neely are amazing. both their interpretations are absolutely gorgeous.

i love the costume design also (mary magdalene's dress AND JUDAS' OUTFIT FOR SUPERSTAR), i feel like it really fits the 70s vibe and i love that jesus is still dressed as, well, jesus.

overall, it is an amazing production AND the original so 10/10 without a doubt.

2. Jesucristo Superstar (2007 Madrid)

i may be a little biased by this one but HEAR ME OUT. it is an impressive production. i grew up listening to this soundtrack in my parents' car and i feel like it is one of the best cast recordings of all time. the lyrics of this version are different from the 1975 spanish one, but they are equally amazing.

costume design for me in this one is also a bonus, because i love how everyone is dressed as people dressed in spain in the 2000s. also, i like that jesus doesn't wear a tunic, i don't know why lol. one of my favourite costumes is the priests' outfits.

now, the cast. WOW. ignasi vidal is my favourite judas. it is not even up for debate. he is AMAZING in everything he does, BUT JUDAS. his role. his 'heaven on their minds' ('el cielo los cegó' in this production) is on repeat in my brain 24/7. also, miquel fernández, who plays jesus, IS STUNNING. he was my first celebrity crush. his voice and acting is something else (you should really check out his 'gethsemane'!). lorena calero plays mary magdalene, and apart from being THE MOST GORGEOUS WOMAN ON EARTH, i want her voice to sing for me every day of my life.

this production is truly something else, and i feel like it is great heritage from the 1975 version. again, i encourage you to see it! (10/10!)

3. Jesus Christ Superstar (2012 O2 Arena)

LISTEN. i know in my last post i said it wasn't one of my favourites. BUT AFTER A REWATCH, i have a lot to say.

first, setting. how the scene is organised is the coolest. i love the tents, i love the stairs, i love the screens. everything. i feel like it is the best setting (without counting the movie because they are literally IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DESERT).

now, cast. TIM MINCHIN, LOVE OF MY LIFE. i'm not gonna say anything new, his judas is amazing. he plays the part so effortless it makes me think i can do it to. ALSO, BEN FORSTER. i know i talked shit about him before, but i really didn't know how to appreciate him. i love you, bensus, sorry for anything i've said before. mel c still doesn't sit right for me as mary magdalene, but her voice is truly beautiful.

costumes, right. i love how jesus is both dressed in black and white, not only in white. also, JUDAS. serving looks the entire play. one thing i have to say, mary's outfit was not made for me. i love the vibe, but not really my thing.

in general, good production, amazing singers. 9/10.

4. Jesus Christ Superstar (2012 Broadway Revival)

I DISCOVERED AMERICA WITH THIS ONE. OH MY GOD.

josh young ABSOLUTELY blows my mind. his voice, his outfit, his angst, EVERYTHING. he is stunning and i would give my life for him. also, chilina kennedy????? WHATEVER YOU SAY, SWEETHEART. i swear she is a dream, her voice, her acting, HER FACE.

one thing i really liked in this version was the scene, and also the little screen that was saying like '3 days until passover'. i think that was very original and guiding tbh lol.

if i have to say something that i didn't like is paul nolan as jesus. i liked his acting and his voice is pretty, but i feel like his gethsemane was lacking something and it wasn't really my favourite.

also, the dynamic between jesus, judas, and mary in this version was one of the sweetest ever. i loved loved LOVED it.

all in all, 7.5/10!

5. Jesucristo Superstar (Spain, 1975)

i haven't seen this version but i heard it when i was little as well. i still prefer the 2007 spanish recording, but this one is amazing.

camilo sesto's gethsemane never ceases to amaze me. his voice and the pain in it are truly heartbreaking. also, ángela carrasco's voice???? life-saving. i swear everyone who plays mary is GORGEOUS and an amazing singer.

the lyrics are well-translated and the 70s vibe throughout the whole album is absolutely stunning.

now, negative points. teddy bautista as judas is not my favourite. his voice is amazing but i think it is not made for me. however, his passion and interpretation are truly something.

i have to give it a few more listenings to this so i can get a better opinion, but in general, 7/10!

6. Jesus Christ Superstar (2000 movie)

well, after a year, this has gone down a few positions.

what to say, let's see. the scene was cool. i feel like they did a lot with very little decorations. it was original and well-used.

now, the cast. renée castle is a dream. she is absolutely stunning, as a person and as a singer. her voice is just so soothing and relaxing. and tony vincent as simon is SO HOT. the rest, well...

glenn carter is a pretty good singer, but i feel like lots of his songs lacked a bit of something. he is a good actor (never seen a sadder jesus), but i think that there are other jesus that i like better.

now, jerôme pradon. interpretation, 10/10. singing, well. could be better. i love his acting throughout the whole musical, and also his evil twink vibe. however, his voice kinda makes me nervous??? i don't know how to explain it but maybe it wasn't the role for him, i don't know.

costume design was questionable to say the least. i gotta say that judas' outfit is so cool but WHO HAD THE THOUGHT OF PUTTING JESUS ON CARGOS. costume department found arrested.

after giving it a few rewatches, 6/10. enjoyable but not the best.

7. Jesus Christ Superstar: Live In Concert (2018)

this was a bit of a mess, to be honest. let's go first with the positive points.

SARA BAREILLES, MY LORD AND SAVIOR. she could sing me her grocery list and i would listen to her. she has such a captivating and calming voice and she's an amazing performer.

also, norm lewis. that man is just *chef's kiss*. brandon victor dixon is also amazing as judas and i feel like he deserves more recognition. his damned for all time is one of my favourites.

moreover, the set. i think it was very modern and the vibe was so cool with the orchestra in the scaffolds. also, i feel like the public played a very important role in this performance and they really knew how to use it.

costume design wasn't my favourite but we have seen worse.

now, negative things. JOHN LEGEND. my guy could not play jesus and i think he knew it too. his gethsemane sounds like i sound when i sing it in the shower. his acting was also pretty questionable. don't get me wrong, he is an amazing singer, but i feel like he shouldn't play a role that requires reaching high notes.

also, i feel like alice cooper could have done a much better job as herod. he is lacking that dorky, humoristic element that i think is essential in that song.

i gotta say this gets bonus points for glitter. i love glitter. overall, 5.5/10. would rewatch only for sara bareilles.

and that was everything! another year, another ranking. i hope you enjoyed it and tell me your opinions too! see you next year x

[justseventeen]

May 1975. 'JC Penney's Super-Dry Swimsuits. Because when the rest of you dries off, so should your swimsuit.'

[barelybuckley]

it doesn't rhyme // evan buckley playlist buck's 'road trip for one' playlist 50 songs | 2 hrs 45 mins | [spotify link] | modern indie pop/folk bobby's playlist | eddie's playlist | chimney's playlist | hen's playlist

SIDE ONE

♡ cynic - noah kahan ♡ funny - zedd ♡ moon - austin giorgio ♡ why am i like this? - orla gartland ♡ making diamonds - zee machine ♡ safe with me - ike dweck ♡ aphorisms - katie lynne sharbaugh ♡ comfort - nicholas galitzine ♡ fell in love with a cowboy - the boykinz ♡ friends i barely know - windser ♡ clementine - wet ♡ another soul - mico ♡ sunscreen - ira wolf ♡ the only exception - paramore ♡ break my heart - jc stewart ♡ i wasn't ready - dylan flynn and the dead poets ♡ lonely heart - 5 seconds of summer ♡ yesterday - grace power ♡ erase me - lizzy mcalpine ♡ happier - marshmello ♡ creature - half.alive ♡ somebody like me - alex coles ♡ changes - cam ♡ anybody - bizzy ♡ pierre - ryn weaver ♡

SIDE TWO

♡ lend a hand - saule ♡ triassic love song - paris paloma ♡ the other - lauv ♡ good luck, babe! - chappell roan ♡ maxxito - lily mae harrington ♡ someone new - hozier ♡ dirty white chucks - nightly ♡ less than i do - the band camino ♡ the sound - the 1975 ♡ almost, so close, maybe - mercer henderson ♡ c'est la vie - isabel dumaa ♡ call me lover - black pontiac ♡ dead beat city - kids that fly ♡ you and me - lifehouse ♡ over it - arrows in action ♡ running in circles - fil bo riva ♡ the lament of eustace scrubb - the oh hellos ♡ die for you - joji ♡ normal people things - lovejoy ♡ dear fellow traveller - sea wolf ♡ phobias - johnny orlando ♡ burning down - alex warren ♡ waste my time - zach gordon ♡ crash course - sam macpherson ♡ interstate - newport ♡

[tonicitaa]

I LOVE MAKING FANART THAT WILL BE FUNNY ONLY FOR ME AND MAYBE TWO OTHER PEOPLE RAHHHHH

the meme I'm referencing btw:

[platadesangre]

eat, my children

[platadesangre]

WHY DID THEY HIT THE SAME POSE OMG

🙏🙏 prey for him 💔💔💔💣

[myownperceptions]

Minions: The Rise of Gru- details, trivia, goofs, random notes (Pt. 2)

Previous part

No intro here, let's carry on.

JC looks at Belle briefly as she moves back.

Svengeance gets caught off-guard by Jean grabbing the rope.

Nun-Chuck makes a snipping motion with her fingers.

The entire intro is a parody of numerous James Bond intros.

Snuck in a 'Disco sucks' on the board by having the janitor obscure it; usually the censors don't like that word.

Everybody is tired of this try-hard.

The girl in the back mocks this kid.

These girls love this kid's energy.

This is just a really good drawing. Although we never see Belle wearing the star belt Gru draws on her here. You can also see some scrunched-up drawings of the V6 he gave up on.

This sleepy kid wakes up just to mock Gru- that's dedication.

It's Jaws! Still playing in theaters even though it was released on June 20th, 1975 and as established it is currently January 1976. It was a massive box office hit so you could argue it would still be playing. But it definitely would not be this busy.

There's a lot of detail in the movie theater:

This lady is terrified.

This guy is sleeping.

Animators snuck in a gay couple here.

This lady is trying to ignore the couple making out next to her.

These two are unimpressed.

The stink bomb is a prototype.

This guy passed out.

This guy might be dead.

This kid laughs at Bob's antics.

We all know the freezeray-cheeseray parallel here. Guy at the end does not care that he just got cheesed.

"Don't tase cheese me bro" reference.

We're not going to talk about Kevin here.

Gru mentions S&H green stamps. They were basically coupons you got in the mail. Read more here. If you're really that interested.

These movies will do anything except call Gru by his first name. Fun Fact: only time his first name has ever been spoken on-screen was by himself in a deleted scene of Despicable Me 4.

Obvious, but Wild Knuckles is scratched off. Caption below says 'For your ears only'.

Reference to Princess Leia's hologram. Blink and you miss it, Belle looks annoyed as she taps rapidly on whatever starts the tape, before realising it started and quickly going into character. Stuff like that make the characters' feel alive. It's also pretty funny.

Stuart nudges Bob like 'dude, shut up'.

"Get up on the down stroke"= let's get funky. Another 70s thing. Probably also a reference to the song of the same name by Parliament-Funkadelic, released in 1974.

This face says 'of course, it explodes'.

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Ranking all the Jesuses from every version I've watched/listened to so far

without further ado let's get into it 🙌

Ian Gillan - 1970 Original concept album

The True Doer that you cannot outdo. The og who made this role what it is today. And since the og album was were I got my start and obsession with jcs, I have a huge fondness for him. There's just something so- so... about him. His vocals? Insane, fantastic, the golden standard. His Gethsemane is Everything. He raised the bar so high (literally lol) and made this role harder for everyone that came after him and I respect that. I also love his characterisation. He is a rockstar and he knows it. Adore this whiny ass messiah and his dramatics. 9/10

Ted Neeley - 1973 movie

Sad little mouse man. He's like some small rodent to me. His gethsemane is iconic, but beyond it I don't care to much about his Jesus. He's perfectly inoffensive, but I find him a bit boring. Poor guy also had the disadvantage of performing against Carl Anderson, who's too powerful and who commanded every scene he was in, outshining Jesus. Tedsus is not for me personally, but he's definitely not bad. 6/10

Camilo Sesto - Madrid 1975 album

I like him! He reminds me of Ian's Jesus but sadder (love to see it). Really good vocals. That 'POR QUE' ate. And his Gethsemane in general too. I don't have that much to say besides that, but Señor Sesto is really good in this role. 8/10

James Whitson - San Jose Civic Light Opera's 1990 production

Uhhhhhhh. Watched this in a discord watch party and for half of it we were thought this was Ted. It wasn't. Don't really know what to say, there wasn't anything really memorable or notable about him. Also has the disadvantage of being pared up with Carl Anderson, except it's even worse here. If Carl was anywhere near him, no chance I was paying attention to Jesus. Um... he chased Santa out of the Temple! That's something! 3/10

Steve Balsamo - 1996 London revival album

Steve Balsamo Jesus, my dearly beloved. How can you not love him. Just rewatch his Gethsemane for the 1000th time. His vocals are out of this world, man has organ pipes in place of vocal chords. Props to him for actually crying in gethsemane and still killing it. Absolutely fantastic. And his beautiful hair and those brown eyes really add to it. He's such a sad pathetic man, it's great. No complaints 10/10

Glenn Carter - 2000 movie

I'm shaking, please buy him brown contacts. I am a glensus hater, although I have to admit that during my second viewing I didn't dislike him as much. Easily my least favourite gethsemane (lmm excluded), except his delivery of "what you started, I didn't start it", that was surprisingly good. Again, I'm a hater but bonus points for the entertainment factor. 4/10

Paul Nolan - 2012 Broadway revival

BORING! Sorry your trouple doesn't save you from being so incredibly bland. It's like looking at a white wall that has just been painted over and you're watching it dry. Gethsemane is solid vocally, I like his interactions with others. But Jesus himself? No thanks. The staging of the crucifixion was so great, but then there he is with his mouth agape like a baby bird being fed and unconvincing "suffering". Also, no blood? 3/10

Ben Forster - 2012 UK Arena tour

THIS IS THE ONE. My roman empire. My most dear blorbo. He's been living in my head rent free for months. I love him so much. He's just so incredibly stressed out and angsty and pathetic and constantly on the verge of a complete mental breakdown. His gethsemane is my favourite. Just pretty much everything I could want from a performance of it. The way he curls up on the floor? The little moments when his voice breaks a bit from emotion?? The knee thing??? Great, fantastic, stunning, no notes. Also I adore his costuming, finally Jesus is given something more interesting. 11/10

John Legend - 2018 NBC

Hot take, but he's not nearly as bad as people make him out to be. He's just fine. I do enjoy his voice, Poor Jerusalem is especially good. Although I don't love his acting in the second act, but I really liked him in the first one. This Jesus just seems really nice and friendly and I love that. Gethsemane is solid vocally, even without the G5. Anyways he's not bad at all! 6/10

Andrew Latobesi - 2018 Villanova College

This was another wildcard from the watch party. Jesus didn't stand out much because we were all a bit distracted by Judi. And Mary. He was bland and the acting was not fantastic, but this is a high school prod, and for what it's worth he's not bad. Gethsemane was solid enough considering everything. The crucifixion surprisingly hit, good crying there. ??/10 since I don't think it would be fair to rank him against all those adult professional performers.

Jack Hopewell - 50th Anniversary North America tour

The only Jesus that made me cry while watching. He suffers real good (and looks very pretty while doing so). He's just so- so... I just wanted to wrap him up in a soft blanket and give him a kiss on the forehead and feed him soup. Tbh I think he's one of the best vocally too. His high note is my fav. Gethsemane in general is just great too. Love how much he's just some silly guy who then has to face the Horrors. He's just very cute :] 10/10

Jeangu Macrooy - 2024 Netherlands national tour

The most poor little meow meow Jesus ever. He's so pathetic it's great. Him smiling and being happy was also so cute. Really good vocals too, man killed those high notes. His gethsemane too... Jeangu Macrooy absolutely steels the show and it's fantastic and incredibly heartbreaking. Want to see his performance again so so badly. In the meantime everyone should check out a snippet of his performance 10/10

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22 faits sur la Grèce

1. La Grèce est considérée comme le berceau de la démocratie et de la civilisation occidentale.

2. C'est le pays le plus ensoleillé d'Europe avec plus de 250 jours de soleil par an, soit environ 3 000 heures d'ensoleillement par an.

3. Cela ne s'appelle pas la Grèce : le nom officiel du pays est en fait la République hellénique. « Grèce » vient du terme romain « Grèce ».

4. Plus de touristes que d’habitants : la Grèce attire chaque année plus de touristes que sa population totale !

5. Le grec est l'une des langues les plus anciennes au monde encore utilisée.

6. La Grèce compte des milliers d’îles, mais seulement 227 sont habitées.

7. L'hymne national grec compte 158 couplets, l'un des plus longs au monde.

8. Les premiers Jeux Olympiques ont eu lieu à Olympie, en Grèce, en 776 avant JC.

9. Culture du café : les Grecs prennent leur café très au sérieux ! Le petit café « briki » fort est pour beaucoup un rituel quotidien.

10. La Grèce compte plus de musées archéologiques par habitant que tout autre pays au monde.

11. Le mont Olympe, la plus haute montagne de Grèce, était considéré par les anciens Grecs comme la demeure des dieux.

12. La Grèce possède la plus forte densité d’oliveraies par superficie au monde.

13. Croyez-le ou non, 80 % du territoire grec est montagneux.

14. Toujours proche de la mer : où que vous soyez en Grèce, vous n'êtes jamais à plus de 135 kilomètres de la côte.

15. Les gorges de Vikos, dans les montagnes du Pinde, sont l'une des plus profondes du monde, avec un dénivelé de plus de 1 100 mètres.

16. Ce n’est plus une monarchie : la Grèce est passée d’une monarchie à une république parlementaire en 1975.

17. L'île grecque d'Ikaria est l'une des « zones bleues » du monde, abritant certaines des personnes les plus anciennes de la planète.

18. La cuisine grecque est célèbre pour son régime méditerranéen, riche en olives, feta et poisson grillé.

19. La plupart des constellations que nous connaissons aujourd’hui portent des noms dérivés de la mythologie grecque.

20. Athènes détient le record mondial du plus grand nombre de théâtres dans une ville.

21. La Grèce compte plus de 4 000 danses traditionnelles, reflétant le riche patrimoine culturel du pays.

22. Le "Sirtaki" n'est pas une danse traditionnelle mais a été inventé spécifiquement pour le film "Zorba le Grec"

[platadesangre]

my man camilo was always bleeding from the knees, he was that dedicated to his role 🥺

“¿Por qué he de morir?”

[nyantria]

アゴリスト・ネクサス独占：コルベット・リポートのジェームズ・コルベットが、アゴリズム、コビッド・サイオプ、日本でのリバタリアンライフについて語る。

by Graham Smith April 10, 2021

https://www.agoristnexus.com/agorist-nexus-exclusive-james-corbett-of-the-corbett-report-weighs-in-on-agorism-the-covid-psyop-and-libertarian-life-in-japan/

ジェームズ・コルベットは、オルタナティヴ・メディア界では実に侮れない存在である。コルベット・リポートでの彼の多作で、厳格で、目を見張るような仕事は、��界中のアゴリストやアナーキスト・サークルで当然の尊敬と注目を集めている。こうした影響力の圏外でも、彼は大きな影響を与えている。Agorist Nexusの寄稿者であるグラハム・スミスは最近、彼をデジタル・インタビューのために探し出し、アゴリズム、コビッド・サイオプ、日本でのリバタリアン生活などについてジェームスに意見を求めた。

アゴリスト・ネクサス：「アゴリズム」という言葉があなたの��識に最初に入ったのはいつですか？アゴリズムという概念を初めて聞いた人に、どのように説明しますか？

ジェームス・コルベット：アゴリズムに初めて触れたのは正確には覚えていないが、ウェブサイトでこのトピックを最初に探ったのは2015年のことなので、それ以前のことだろう。コンキンに倣って、私はアゴリズムを「国家を弱体化させ、真に自発的な社会の創造に必要な平和的革命を達成するために、反経済理論を用いること」と定義している。

AN：私たちは今、潜在的なワクチン・パスポートや企業向けの「WELLヘルス・シール」の導入を目の当たりにしている。この強力な世界的権威主義的権力に打ち勝つ希望はあるのでしょうか？

JC：お住まいの地域にもよりますが、ワクチン・パスポートの導入には法的・政治的な課題がいくつもあります。しかし、実践的な反経済学者として、唯一実行可能な長期的な解決策は、中央集権的な権力の指令の外で平和的に取引を行いたい人々のために、グレー・マーケットやブラック・マーケットの空間を作り出すことです。

AN：日本文化にアゴーリスティックな要素やアナーキズム的な要素があるとすれば、どのようなものがあるとお考えですか？

JC：日本の家庭は一般的に、いまだに家族経営の農場／田んぼ／庭とのつながりを持ち、田舎の「ふるさと」空間を偶像化しています。これは、中央集権的な食料生産・流通メカニズムに代わる手段が、少なくとも（減少しつつあることは認めますが）存在することを意味します。このことはまた、食糧供給が途絶えたときに、コミュニティ・ガーデンやファーマーズ・マーケットが生まれる（あるいは脚光を浴びる）機会があることを意味する。これは、（少なくとも他の多くの国と比べて）日本ではすでに比較的広く普及している暗号通貨を含む、コミュニティ通貨や代替通貨などを組み込んだ、日本における反経済的抵抗勢力を構築するために利用できるレバレッジポイントである。とはいえ、日本では反経済活動に対する哲学的な理解（あるいは関心）はほとんどないし、日本人の封建的な条件付け（現在は企業封建主義として現れている）が、大規模な経済的混乱が起きない限り、ここでのアゴリスト革命の可能性を低くしている。

AN：現在カナダやイギリスなどで起きているような、国家による全面的な封鎖が日本でまだ行われていないのはなぜだと思いますか？このような規制はいずれ日出ずる国にも及ぶのでしょうか？

JC：一言で言えば、オリンピックです。日本は、ますます不正確な名称になりつつある東京「2020」オリンピックが、どのような去勢された形であれ開催されるように、まだ平常心を装おうとしている。それが実現すれば（あるいは大会が完全に中止されれば）、歌舞伎のショーは終わり、より厳しい規制が導入されるだろう。政府はすでに、（罰金という形で）店舗の営業時間などを都道府県の手に委ねようとする新たな法案を可決している。そのため、オリンピックが一段落した後、日本がどこまで迅速に「正常化」（つまり、非人道的な封鎖規則を導入）するかは、この新たな緊急権限に対する法的挑戦によって決まるだろう。

AN：政治家、保健当局者、その他の著名人が、マスクに関する自らの勧告や警告に従わなかった例はたくさんある。ジョー・バイデンは、連邦政府敷地内でのマスク着用を義務付ける自身の大統領令に従わなかった。ここ日本では、女子サッカー日本代表がオリンピックの聖火リレーでマスクをせずに走った。なぜ大衆は、このような明らかな矛盾にもっと注意を払わないのだろうか？

JC：大衆が気づいていること、気づいていないこと、信じていること、信じていないことについて、主流メディアが私たちの認識を形成しないように注意しよう。国民の大部分には大きな不満の兆候があり、その怒りがほとんどの主流メディアに反映されていないからといって、それがそれほど強力でないということにはならない（例えば、クオモ知事やその他の役人が路上で憤慨した市民に立ち向かっている動画がソーシャルメディアにいくらでも出回っているのを見てほしい）。真の問題は、政治家やその他の人々が、いかなる種類の説明責任からも完全に隔離されていることであり、こうした明らかな偽善行為を指摘されても、一般人は何もできないと感じるのだ。

AN：2025年の世界をどう見ていますか？

JC：未来はまだ書かれていない。もし私たちがグレート・リセットのアジェンダを野放しにするのであれば、2025年までに、私たちはバイオセキュリティ国家の制度化への道を歩むことになるでしょう。このシステムは、中央銀行のデジタル通貨や「ユニバーサル」ベーシックインカムの支給に連動するバイオメトリクスIDや社会的信用スコアに結びついたワクチンパスポートによって促進されるだろう。大規模な市民的不服従が起これば、このアジェンダは後退するか、最悪のシナリオでは当分の間頓挫することも考えられるが、反経済革命が分散型通貨を使った平和的で自発的な個人間の真の自由貿易の場を切り開かない限り、そして切り開かない限り、このアジェンダが本当に阻止されることはないだろう。

AN：2020年初頭にコビッド・サイオプが一般大衆に向けて開始されて以来、あなたの報道は驚異的なものだった。ビル・ゲイツに関する暴露記事は驚くほど詳細で、目を見張るものがあります。何があなたをそこまで深く掘り下げ、数え切れないほどの時間を費やしてこの重要な情報をまとめ、あなたのファンやフォロワーに提示する原動力になっているのでしょうか？

JC：自分のことを深刻に考え過ぎないようにしていますが、同時に、私が提示しようとしている情報は極めて深刻に受け止めています。ゲノム編集技術や脳チップ、中央銀行のデジタル通貨など、テクノロジーの進歩が優生主義者たちの手の届くところになってきており、人類の未来が危機に瀕していることを実感しているからだ。私たちが直面しているアジェンダの本質を真に理解し、警鐘を鳴らし、峠を越えてそれを阻止するために全力を尽くさない者は、すでに人間性を喪失している。

AN：もし、あなたがたった3つの言葉で世界にひとつのメッセージを伝えることができ、誰もがそのメッセージを聞き、理解し、行動するとしたら、それは何ですか？

JC: You. Are. Free.

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Agorism - Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agorism

アゴリズム（Agorism）とは、非暴力革命の側面と関わりながら、対経済学によって人と人との関係がすべて自発的な交換であるような社会を作ることを提唱する社会哲学である。アゴリズムはアナーコ資本主義と似た要素を持つが、一部のアナーコ資本主義者とは異なり、ほとんどのアゴリストは望む結果を達成するための戦略として投票に厳しく反対している[1]。 アメリカのリバタリアン哲学者サミュエル・エドワード・コンキン3世（1947-2004）によって、1974年10月のCounterCon Iと1975年5月のCounterCon IIという2つの会議で初めて提唱された。

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13 MARSEILLE En 1892, un funiculaire permettait de monter jusqu'à la basilique de Notre-Dame de La Garde. En 1975 années de service, il a transporté 20 millions de passagers. Notre Dame de la Garde qui surplombe & qui protege la vieille ville de -600 avant JC est la 1ere cité de France 🚠

[platadesangre]

what about the "if your slate is clean, then you can throw stones"?

going insane bc jesus christ superstar makes absolutely no mention of sin and mentions conquering death exactly once. I don’t know what to do with it but i need to think about that and only this until i know what’s up with that

[josh0555]

Those are the actors who are the genderbend version of NSYNC. They are composed of 5 women who are the Sexbomb dancers, Arcee Muñoz, Ritz Azul, Alice Dixson Tuesday Vargas and Eula Caballero. The genderbend version of each NSYNC member wears their outfit according to their favourite color like Arcee Muñoz who is "The Scarlet Superstar" and wears Chris Kirkpatrick's red outfit, Ritz Azul who is "The Blue Haired Girl" and wears Justin Timberlake's blue outfit, Alice Dixson who is "The Golden Girl" and wears JC Chasez's yellow outfit, Tuesday Vargas who is known as "The Irish Beauty Queen" and wears Joey Fatone's green outfit with clover leaves all over and the Lucky 7 on her dress and Eula Caballero who is "The Shy Princess" which references to Juleka Couffaine in the concept art of the 2000 Disney movie Transformers and wears Lance Bass' pink outfit. Before the group was formed, They were part of the original cast from the ABS-CBN sitcom show Bubble Gang along with Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, Joey de Leon, Edu Manzano and Willie Revillame. According to Frozen director Steven Spielberg before these actors were dressed up like the genderbend version of NSYNC, It was revealed that these actors wear their outfits depending on the favourite color of each NSYNC member and bias. Arcee Muñoz’s favourite color is red in which she is a fan of Chris Kirkpatrick, Ritz Azul’s favourite color is blue in which she is a fan of Justin Timberlake, Alice Dixson’s favourite color is yellow in which she is a fan of JC Chasez, Tuesday Vargas’ favourite color is green in which she is a fan of Joey Fatone and Eula Caballero’s favourite color is pink in which she is a fan of Lance Bass. Before they moved to GMA, Arcee Muñoz dyed her hair red, Ritz Azul dyed her hair blue, Alice Dixson has blonde hair and Eula Caballero had black hair with pink accents. But Tuesday Vargas' hair stayed red because she is half-Irish. Arcee Muñoz and Ritz Azul are the actresses that tied their hairs into a ponytail when they dyed their hair according to their respective outfit color. But Alice Dixson had a blonde hair bobcut when she was on GMA from 2000 until 2005. But when she moved to TV5 in 2005, Her hair grew long and tied it into twin tails. Eula Caballero has a bang covering her left eye but Jasmine Curtis-Smith a.k.a "Anne Curtis' twin sister" has a bang that covers her eyes in the Jasmine TV series from TV5. Eventually, Eula Caballero’s bang that covers one eye means that she is shy. If her bang covers both eyes, she is extremely shy. Sometimes, Eula Caballero uses a hairclip to make her feel different. However, Ritz Azul, Alice Dixson and Arcee Muñoz are the only actresses that have their own powers. Ritz Azul has speed because she has the power to run fast, Alice Dixson has flight because she has the power to fly and Arcee Muñoz has strength because she has the power to break objects. Sadly, Tuesday Vargas and Eula Caballero don’t have their own powers due to their laziness. They appeared in the GMA sitcom show Arriba! Arriba! with Heart Evangelista, Erich Gonzales and Dimples Romana who are known as “The Powerpuff Girls” But they also appeared in the 2002 movie Frozen when they are celebrating Christmas in Tokyo, Japan with DJ Willie Revillame as DJ Marty McFly in the Wonderful Love music video. They also appeared in the TV5 sitcom show Banana Split with Julia Montes in orange, Nadine Lustre as "The Slim Shady" and the Viva Hot Babes, Imee Hart, Iwa Moto and Sugar Mercado. Tuesday Vargas was born in March 17, 1975. She is known to be the eldest woman of the world. The others were born 5 years later like Arcee Muñoz who was born in July 28, 1980,  Ritz Azul who was born in October 10, 1981, Alice Dixson who was born in February 11, 1982 and Eula Caballero who was born in April 29, 1983.