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MY STORY
MY STORY
Born in Harlow I grew up just north of London in a village called Hunsdon. Our house backed onto an old air force base where we’d find bullets, bunkers and once a live hand grenade! My grandad a free mason taxi driver and my dad a copper. At one point he was armed protection for Margaret Thatcher, his dad who lived up north, a plumber, I’ve heard wasn’t a great fan of that particular politician.
We moved to the west midlands countryside in my teens and after school I went straight back to the city, Manchester. There I worked every job going for someone without a degree. 6 years in Manchester I left over 200 different employers. During this time I fell out of love with the city and decided to get myself a van to give me more time to work on my new found passion for music. It's allowed me to travel and meet loads of great people but I've never been good at staying in touch with them. The real ones always manage to track me down though.
After a year in the van I ended up back in Manchester where I played in a reggae style band called ‘brothers of progress’ with an old friend I met in a sales job. I was so keen to play in a band I'd take on anything, I ended up playing the drums which I seemed to have a natural talent for but all I could think about was writing and singing. Big mistake on my part as I wasn’t satisfied, the other band members are great people but it wasn’t the right place for me.
My van broke down that winter and having put all my money into music gear I had no other choice than to get the bus down south to an old friend, the crazy old hippy, I lived in one of his caravans over the winter and he helped me get back on my feet. Still to this day I work with him and his twin brother and have become a specialist in restoring sashed windows. I love my job and I'm boss at fixing windows now but I still like singing them old songs I wrote when I was working in the factories.
I’ve tried to start multiple new bands with my music but nothing seems to stick at the moment, I have a couple mates I go jam with sometimes but I'm mainly working on developing my sound and creating.
It was when the Corona virus scam hit and I sat testing out many different psycho active substances with my best mate at the time. That’s when I fell into making music and writing seemed to be good for me. I started by writing anti war songs as the Ukrainian war had just started and also bin worthy songs about flying, driving Lorry’s and old girlfriends. I seen music at the time as a way of doing something good for the world instead of carrying on down the path I was headed.
I’ve made a load of conspiracy theorist friends along the way. Or as I call it, conspiracy fact. It fascinates me how people are so convinced of the things they can’t prove 100% and over trusting of the media and our government. Obviously it’s up to you where you draw the line, I only look for evidence and make my own judgment. Fake conspiracies like mermaids or aliens I can’t believe. But the brainwashing of our population over generations into a slave minded subservient race controlled by a shadow government and families that have owned all the gold for thousands of years. That’s right up my street. In particular I’m researching the Jesuits and the Papal bloodlines, The popes, the world health organizations and the committee of 300, the list goes on of potential secret societies that could run the world but I'll leave it there. All of which seem to be satanic groups. Religion is a means of control from my perspective, all are cults as god would not want us to separate ourselves into waring factions, especially whilst worshiping false Idols. Only the people in power benefit from that surely.
I know the whole world is deceived including myself and I'm in the process of searching for my own answers. Writing every day is helping me re-wire my brain and I hope it can do some good in some way. If not I'm enjoying myself anyway so wont be stopping anytime soon.
1 last thing, if I die or disappear mysteriously, blame the Illuminati
Peace
We moved to the west midlands countryside in my teens and after school I went straight back to the city, Manchester. There I worked every job going for someone without a degree. 6 years in Manchester I left over 200 different employers. During this time I fell out of love with the city and decided to get myself a van to give me more time to work on my new found passion for music. It's allowed me to travel and meet loads of great people but I've never been good at staying in touch with them. The real ones always manage to track me down though.
After a year in the van I ended up back in Manchester where I played in a reggae style band called ‘brothers of progress’ with an old friend I met in a sales job. I was so keen to play in a band I'd take on anything, I ended up playing the drums which I seemed to have a natural talent for but all I could think about was writing and singing. Big mistake on my part as I wasn’t satisfied, the other band members are great people but it wasn’t the right place for me.
My van broke down that winter and having put all my money into music gear I had no other choice than to get the bus down south to an old friend, the crazy old hippy, I lived in one of his caravans over the winter and he helped me get back on my feet. Still to this day I work with him and his twin brother and have become a specialist in restoring sashed windows. I love my job and I'm boss at fixing windows now but I still like singing them old songs I wrote when I was working in the factories.
I’ve tried to start multiple new bands with my music but nothing seems to stick at the moment, I have a couple mates I go jam with sometimes but I'm mainly working on developing my sound and creating.
It was when the Corona virus scam hit and I sat testing out many different psycho active substances with my best mate at the time. That’s when I fell into making music and writing seemed to be good for me. I started by writing anti war songs as the Ukrainian war had just started and also bin worthy songs about flying, driving Lorry’s and old girlfriends. I seen music at the time as a way of doing something good for the world instead of carrying on down the path I was headed.
I’ve made a load of conspiracy theorist friends along the way. Or as I call it, conspiracy fact. It fascinates me how people are so convinced of the things they can’t prove 100% and over trusting of the media and our government. Obviously it’s up to you where you draw the line, I only look for evidence and make my own judgment. Fake conspiracies like mermaids or aliens I can’t believe. But the brainwashing of our population over generations into a slave minded subservient race controlled by a shadow government and families that have owned all the gold for thousands of years. That’s right up my street. In particular I’m researching the Jesuits and the Papal bloodlines, The popes, the world health organizations and the committee of 300, the list goes on of potential secret societies that could run the world but I'll leave it there. All of which seem to be satanic groups. Religion is a means of control from my perspective, all are cults as god would not want us to separate ourselves into waring factions, especially whilst worshiping false Idols. Only the people in power benefit from that surely.
I know the whole world is deceived including myself and I'm in the process of searching for my own answers. Writing every day is helping me re-wire my brain and I hope it can do some good in some way. If not I'm enjoying myself anyway so wont be stopping anytime soon.
1 last thing, if I die or disappear mysteriously, blame the Illuminati
Peace
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