Tori Amos - General Joy (a song about Marine Commander Marine commander Jim R.Joy, who was involved with mind control and trained assassins)

One of the most revealing song out of Tori Amos's catalog about the military industrial complex. I just figured out who this song was about after listening to Kay Griggs interview who talks about General Jim Joy.



Tori Amos - General Joy lyrics:

General joy I know I know
You'll take me there -
Where your boys were left behind

General joy it seems you need
A soldier girl -
Now "they" have liberty gagged

By boat by tram by motorbus
Could it be the fates are protecting us
From the hawks that have stolen the bird from the sky

And I know
You will always love sorrow
Is that why
You gave her dress to happiness?
'Cause it matches her eyes
When she cries

General joy it seems
You don't love your bride
Generally
You're friends but she is
not the love of your life

To dye to perm to change
your hair or your wife
The posssibilities are there
And it's time for you to decide

General joy I know I know
You'll take me there -
But you'll need strength
From within
General joy it seems you need
A soldier girl -
And a willing coalition

By boat by tram by motorbus
Could it be the hawks are protecting us
From the men who have now assumed their name




Kay Griggs talks about Jim Joy training assassins over in Beirut, and using mind control programming on many of the young boys he trained to kill and attack over there. She talks about him being heavily involved with Bush's invasion of Panama, which lines up with Cathy O'Briens dealings over there in the same time period.

Could it be that Jim also was part of mind control programming different artists such as Tori Amos for different purposes unrelated to her music career? Tori Amos talks about soldiers, and the military industrial complex in many of her songs....




Bio on General Jim Joy:

Marine commander, Brigadier General Jim R. Joy last served on active duty as the Director, Personnel Procurement Division, Manpower Department, Headquarters Marine
Corps, Washington, D. C. General Joy graduated from Northwest Missouri State University in 1957 with a B. S. degree in Education, and also holds an M. S. degree in Public Administration from George Washington University and an M. A. degree in Human Affairs from the University of Oklahoma.

Commissioned a second lieutenant in June 1957, he attended The Basic School at Quantico, Va., graduating in February 1958. From there, he reported to Camp Pendleton, Calif., where he served as a Platoon Leader with the 1st Marine Division, until February 1959. He was next ordered to
duty aboard the aircraft carrier USS ORISKANY (CVA-34), as the Executive Officer of the ship's Marine Detachment. Following sea duty, General Joy spent the next three years with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, Calif., where he served consecutively as Adjutant, Executive Officer and Commanding Officer. During this tour, he was promoted to captain in June 1962.

In June 1963, General Joy received orders to Washington, D. C., for duty with the 13th Infantry Battalion, USMCR. He remained in this assignment until he deployed to Vietnam for duty with the 26th Marines. While in Vietnam he was promoted to major in February 1967. He returned to the United States in July 1967, and attended the Command and Staff College at Quantico. Upon graduation was assigned to the Office of the
Secretary of Defense in Washington, D.C.

He returned to Vietnam for duty as an advisor with the Vietnamese Marine Corps in July 1971, followed by duty in the Canal Zone, where he served Commanding Officer of the Marine Barracks, with additional duty as Marine Officer on the Staff of Commander, U.S. Naval Forces, Southern Command. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in September 1973.

Transferred to the U.S., General Joy spent three years at Headquarters Marine Corps, Washington, D.C., in the Operations Division, Operations and Training Department. During academic year 1978-79, General Joy was a student at the Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pa., and upon graduation, he reported to Camp Lejeune for duty with the 2d
Marine Division, serving initially as G-1, Commanding Officer of the 8th Marines and, for the last year, Chief of Staff. While in this assignment, he was promoted to colonel in July 1979.

General Joy was assigned duty as the Fleet Marine Officer on the Staff of Commander, 6th Fleet in May 1982. While serving
in this capacity, he was selected in February 1983 for promotion to brigadier general. He was advanced to that grade on July 5, 1983 and assigned duty as the Assistant Division Commander, 2d Marine Division, FMF, Atlantic, Camp Lejeune, N.C., on August 2, 1983. During November he was assigned as the Commanding General of the 22d Marine Amphibious Unit in Lebanon. The following February, he became the Commander of Joint Task Force, Lebanon.
He was assigned duty as the Deputy Commanding General, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Deputy Commanding General, Eastern Recruiting Region, Parris Island, S.C., on May 22, 1984. He served as Director Personnel Procurement from 1985-1988.

Upon retirement on June 1, 1988 he became Director of the
Marine Corps Morwale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) programs, serving in that capacity until retirement on Noveber 1, 1996.

His medals and decorations include: Defense Superior Service Medal, he Purple Heart, Legion of Merit with Combat "V" and three gold stars in lieu of fourth award; the Bronze Star Medal with Combat "V", the Joint Service Commendation Medal; Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V", the National Defense Service Medal; Vietnam Serve Medal; Sea Service Deployment Ribbon; Republic of Vietnam Cross of Gallantry
with Silver Star; and the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal with device.