If this artist sold their soul for fame and fortune and was put under submission to deliver propaganda through their music, the song could be read as part of a New World Order system where success is traded for obedience, and the artist becomes a mouthpiece for a hidden ruling intelligence—sometimes imagined as a Simulator, an alien warlord, or the Wizard of Oz figure behind the curtain—using celebrity and emotion to condition humanity into accepting control and mental enslavement.
The story celebrates letting go of identity and responsibility in exchange for relief and certainty. Seen this way, the song reassures listeners that losing yourself is growth, when it may actually be giving something else the steering wheel.
In direct terms, Eagle = Peter’s first meeting with the Alien Warlord from Supper’s Ready.
If this artist sold their soul for fame and fortune and was put under submission to deliver propaganda through their music, the song could be read as part of a New World Order system where success is traded for obedience, and the artist becomes a mouthpiece for a hidden ruling intelligence—sometimes imagined as a Simulator, an alien warlord, or the Wizard of Oz figure behind the curtain—using celebrity and emotion to condition humanity into accepting control and mental enslavement.
The story celebrates letting go of identity and responsibility in exchange for relief and certainty. Seen this way, the song reassures listeners that losing yourself is growth, when it may actually be giving something else the steering wheel.
In direct terms, Eagle = Peter’s first meeting with the Alien Warlord from Supper’s Ready.
Embrace the simulation