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Little is known about the disappearance of Montgomery College students
Michael Williams, Joshua Leonard and Heather Donahue. What is publicly
known is that the three film students went to Burkittsville, MD to
shoot a movie about witchcraft, and that they were never seen again.
While the government continues to suppress evidence that might prove
exactly what happened, P.A.R.O.D.Y. has obtained information from
sources close to the case that strongly suggests a supernatural,
Satanic element, possibly including ritualistic torture, murder and
suicide.
What could have driven one of these college kids,
possibly with accomplices, to carry out such heinous crimes? While the
films that were discovered have yet to be released, P.A.R.O.D.Y. has
obtained a copy of the mix tape found in Joshua Leonard’s car.
The titles of the "songs" – and I use the term very loosely – alone are enough to show just what kind of music this is: "Gloomy Sunday," "The Order of Death," "Draining Faces," "Laughing Pain,"
"Haunted," "Movement of Fear." These are not songs with positive
messages for the youth of America. These are dangerous songs, performed
by dangerous bands. One band, for example, is called "Type O Negative" – a blood type, and clearly a reference to Vampirism. Another is called Meat Beat Manifesto, a name that brazenly refers to masturbation. Yet another is called Afghan Whigs,
which suggests an association with at least one political party in
pariah-state Afghanistan. And the names of the rest of the groups –
Lydia Lunch, Public Image Ltd. (one of whose members was formerly in an
Anarchist group called the Sex Pistols), Tones On Tail, Skinny Puppy,
Bauhaus (named after the secularist German art movement), Antonio Cora,
The Creatures, Front Line Assembly – are not exactly comforting.
Now let’s look at what these "songs" are saying.
While several of the "songs" have no lyrics, instead focusing on
creating an atmosphere of decay and sinfulness, others have messages
that would horrify any rational, Christian parent. For example, "The Order of Death"
by Public Image Ltd. contains the lyrics, "This is what you want / This
is what you get … / Ending / One life / One Knife." Likewise, Skinny
Puppy’s "Draining Faces" begins "Cut, tear, taking life," and continues with images of murder and violence. And the song "God Is God"
by Laibach contains among its blasphemous lyrics the following
exhortations: "You shall seek heaven in hell ... You shall seek pain
... You shall seek darkness."
Apparently, either Joshua Leonard or one of his friends did exactly that.
It is the evident depravity of this music, and of
the culture that surrounds it, that has spurred P.A.R.O.D.Y. into
action. We are not revolutionaries or radicals. We are mainstream
Americans, good Christians and good parents who value our children’s
lives and are willing to fight for them. That is why we will wage a
holy war against this music that seeks to steal our children’s souls.
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WIN YOUR OWN COPY OF THE BLAIR WITCH MIX!!
Suitable for burning, stomping, or waving in front of TV cameras!
In the hopes of promoting awareness of the dangers of
the gothic menace, P.A.R.O.D.Y. is sponsoring a special contest on this
web site.
The Blair Witch Mix corrupts our young people with the following songs:
Lydia Lunch: Gloomy Sunday
Public Image Limited: The Order of Death
Skinny Puppy: Draining Faces
Bauhaus: Kingdom's Coming
The Creatures: Don't Go To Sleep Without Me
Laibach: God Is God
Afghan Wigs: Beware
Front LIne Assembly: Laughing Pain
Type O Negative: Haunted
Meat Beat Manifesto: She's Unreal
Tones on Tail: Movement of Fear
Antonio Cora The Cellar
We are looking for an analysis of exactly how these songs are affecting our young people. Please send us your thoughts on the dangers of gothic music, a threat to our young greater than Communism and masturbation combined!
The best essay will be placed on our website, with a
link to a site of the author's choice, and the writer will be sent a
special copy of The Blair Witch Mix. We hope we will soon see our
winner happily throwing this mix onto a bonfire together with Catcher in the Rye, Das Kapital, and other books promoting Satanism and seculaism.
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