The least one can say is that Taylor Swift characterized the first half of 2024. And that’s an understatement. In the past months, this already insanely popular singer turned into some kind of untouchable icon as she transcended her status as a celebrity to reach mass media sainthood. Indeed, Taylor simply cannot do any wrong. Even if she’s churning out music that’s arguably mediocre, news outlets walk on eggshells when attempt to review her offerings.
Whether it be lawsuits or outright “threats of violence”, there’s a bizarre aura of repression surrounding Taylor Swift. Criticism of her work or actions is not well received and has consequences.
The 2024 Grammys did nothing to upset Taylor. Quite to the contrary, they’ve ensured she won the Album of the Year award, becoming the first artist ever to win this “prestigious” trophy four times. And, after weirdly snubbing Celine Dion (because nobody is allowed to top her), Taylor Swift used her acceptance speech to announce the coming of her album The Tortured Poets Department.
That album title is quite symbolic. Tortured Poets is indeed an apt way of describing artists in the music industry—it can also be taken quite literally. Although Taylor Swift has an “untouchable queen” aura about her, she remains an industry slave.
Taylor promoted her album in a picture featuring a blatant one-eye sign. The message: She’s owned the industry.
While Taylor is super rich and influential, she still has to bow down to the industry’s higher-ups who built her fame and granted her the media exposure needed to maintain it.
The 2024 Super Bowl media coverage was at least 50% about Taylor Swift. Coincidentally, she spent most of her time with Ice Spice, an industry plant who wore a giant, very visible inverted cross around her neck. Ice Spice was planted there to remind us that Taylor is owned by the Satanic elite.
In short, there’s a price to pay to be a big music star. The title The Tortured Poets Department conveys this fact as industry artists are literally tortured by a system that uses Monarch mind control (an offshoot of MKULTRA) to control them.
Some might say, “I was following you until you mentioned MKULTRA, bro.” Well, bro, let’s look at the first video from that album. It could not be more blatantly about MKULTRA. It just can’t.
Exposing Swifties to Mind Control
As usual, Taylor Swift’s album mainly consists of her complaining about her exes. Meanwhile, her fans take great pleasure in finding Easter eggs and hidden meanings in her music videos … while completely missing the SUPER OBVIOUS hidden meaning. A simple, semi-educated look at the video shows it is about much more than heartbreak.
The video’s first scene is rife with symbolism relating to Monarch programming.
Taylor Swift is in a psych ward-type room and is chained to a bed. Her bed is “floating” in the air, which hints at her dissociative state as an MK slave. Other items in the room are askew or upside down, further conveying the slave’s confused perception of reality due to various techniques, including lots of drugs. Speaking of which, a creepy (upside down) nurse enters the room to give Taylor her dose.
The pill bottle says “Forget Him” – a Taylor Swift way of saying “Amnesia Drug.
Causing amnesia through drugs and other methods is a vital part of MK programming. In the scene above, Taylor is in a dissociative state and is given “medication” to further programming.
A chained Taylor Swift shows off a mind-erasing pill to her fans. She’s not special; she’s yet another star who has to celebrate her own slavery.
After taking the pill, Taylor wipes her face, revealing face tattoos.
The tattoos are a replica of Post Malone’s face tattoos. While most fans will believe that Post Malone plays the role of Taylor Swift’s love interest in the video, the symbolism implies a much darker truth: He’s her MK handler. His tattoos on her face represent that she’s being imprinted with his programming.
The following scenes will make this fact abundantly clear.
In another room, Taylor and Post Malone type up words as a colorful haze emerges from the paper.
This scene takes place in Taylor’s mind, where memories are stored in locked compartments. Post Malone—the MK handler—is inside Taylor’s head, and he’s writing new memories.
The following quote from Fritz Springmeier’s book about Monarch programming describes this exact process using a similar analogy.
“By building in amnesia walls between Event (personal history) memories, and by producing altered states of consciousness, the memories of a slave can be “nested” as the Programmers call it. “Nested” means that it is hidden behind several “locked doors” when the mind files the memory.”
– Fritz Springmeier, The Illuminati Formula to Create a Mind Control Slave
The two singers are literally inside Taylor’s head, which is made of “files,” aka memories. This is all about controlling/altering her mind.
Taylor’s MK programming is taken to another level in the next scenes.
Taylor is tied up, and her brain is connected to an electroshock machine. For some reason, Ethan Hawk is there.
Considering that Ethan Hawk was the main actor in the terrible movie Leave the World Behind, the elite seems to love using him for its indoctrination projects.
Post Malone – the primary MK handler – examines Taylor’s brainwaves.
The brainwaves spell out lyrics from the song, implying they’ve been programmed into her.
The words “I love you it’s ruining my life” seem to refer to a sad love story. However, they also describe the twisted relationship between a handler and a slave, where programming and dissociation cause mixed feelings of love and suffering.
Taylor gets electroshocked under the watchful eyes of her handlers. Is this video still about heartbreak?
After the electroshock, we see what’s happening inside Taylor’s mind: A whirlwind of burning files representing memories being erased and scrambled.
“Each person’s original mind is like an open computer. The original computerlike mind, in order to continue working, when confronted with overwhelming trauma, splits a part of the mind off and walls it up with amnesia barriers. The electro-shock also scrambles the brain’s filing of a memory, so that it is filed in bits and pieces. Because of the use of electro-shock, if memories do start surfacing they surface in pieces.”
– Ibid.
As with several music videos described on this site, Fortnight is less about “art” as it is about normalizing mind control. The following scene is the ultimate confirmation of the Monarch programming narrative.
Taylor breaks the mirror inside her room.
All MK-themed narratives NEED to contain a mirror/glass-shattering scene. It was true in the 1986 movie Labyrinth, and it is also true in the 2024 music video V.A.N. While, at face value, the scene appears to depict a rebellion, it actually represents the fracturing of the slave’s persona into multiple pieces.
The video ends with Post Malone talking inside a phone booth while Taylor sits atop it.
Wow. So artistic. Taylor Swift is a visual genius. But hold on. What does it mean? How does it relate to heartbreak? It doesn’t. It represents an MK handler programming his dissociated slave. Also, is it a coincidence that telephone tones are actually used to trigger MK slaves from a distance?
And that’s the video. Is there a single “music critic” who mentioned any of these blatant details in their “reviews”? Of course not. They’d rather talk about how fabulous she looked in the black dress.
In Conclusion
Although Taylor Swift ascended to music business royalty and transcended the realm of celebrity to become a social force to be reckoned with, Fortnight brings forth an important truth: She’s still a slave. The elite granted her incredible fame, wealth, and influence on the condition that she does as she’s told. If she stops complying, it can be taken away extremely easily. Yes, even Taylor Swift can become irrelevant in months if she is not provided the media attention required to maintain her status.
In Fortnight, Taylor is not an empowered queen; she’s a powerless slave. She has zero control over her mind and even the words that come from her mouth. Under the guise of a love song, the video depicts the destruction of an MK slave’s core persona to create an alter. While this story might sound fictional, it is all too real, especially in the entertainment industry.
A few years ago, Kanye West – one of the biggest stars in the world – was handcuffed and was forcibly hospitalized for months. Yes, months. People close to him stated that he suffered memory loss as a result of drugs and possibly “treatments” such as electroshock. He came out of this ordeal a thoroughly different person and even sported the trademark “MK slave platinum blonde” look. Today, he’s a creepy shell of a man who acts as Bianca Censori’s MK handler (high-profile MK slaves sometimes turn into handlers themselves).
While Taylor might not have undergone the same MK treatment, she’s nevertheless used to promote it, normalize it, and even make it glamorous to the millions of people who will inevitably watch the video—and to the millions of kids who will think that this video was about their favorite video game (Fortnite). It is not. It is about Taylor Swift being electroshocked into incoherence because she’s part of the music industry… aka The Tortured Poets Department.
