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Originally Posted by roscoe_the_first (Post 1590387)

No but I do believe he was BORN AGAIN. And to be born again you first have to die. A Ritual.

Ah. I gotcha. So you believe Jim Morrison killed him, then when Jim died, Paul was resurrected?

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Originally Posted by Pet_Sounds (Post 1590392)

Ah. I gotcha. So you believe Jim Morrison killed him, then when Jim died, Paul was resurrected?

Please don't form an opinion when you are possession of about one hundredth of the information required. You make yourself look a fool.

You're like the 3rd roscoe I know, but welcome.

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Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 1590412)

You're like the 3rd roscoe I know, but welcome.

I've been known as Roscoe on the web from before Social Networking started. Being before me will take some beating. I was a Network Engineer now retired having creamed it. Contrary to Al Gore I really did build the Internet (me and several thousand others)

Thanks for the welcome.

Extract from my book

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Anonymous said...”The police and authorities knew already in the early 60's that drugs would be a major problem in the near future. They were preparing for it, but it went wrong somewhere, they weren't able to stem the tide……….

I used to model for Harley Street specialists training med-students at this time, starting in '58 as a 12 year-old. The police, led by top-cops Joe Simpson and Shirley Becke, used to supply Profs Emanuel Miller and Richard Asher with the drugs they wanted to study, and used me as a guinea-pig! There would be several off-duty coppers present to see the result and work out how to deal with an acid-head.”

'Big' Joe Simpson, head of the Metropolitan Police, suddenly died on the 20 March 1968. Shirley Becke nee Jennings was the first woman to become a Police Commander. Both have exemplary careers. The child sex Metropolitan Police cover-up is currently being investigated from 1970 onwards. We are to assume nothing occurred before this.

So the father of Paul’s girlfriend Dr Richard Asher was experimenting with ACID on patients under the watchful eye of the Metropolitan Police. It should be said that in 1963 LSD was not illegal in either the US or the UK.1

Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (ACID) was first patented in 1947, it is an hallucinogenic drug that is derived originally from ergot, a fungus found growing wild on rye and other grasses. It was first discovered in 1938 by a research chemist, Albert Hofmann, while working to produce new medicines.

George Harrison recalls that John, Cynthia (John’s first wife) George and Pattie (George’s wife he met whilst filming Hard Day’s Night) had been at a dinner party of Pattie’s dentist. He put LSD into their coffee and they all described their experience as mind expanding as they had left the dentist’s home and went to the Ad Lib Club. Paul did not use LSD (officially) at this point but was encouraged to do so by the others. George Harrison stated later that he was not aware that Paul had ever taken LSD until he admitted it to a journalist. John had told Paul that it was like Alice Adventures through the Looking Glass a book that they both were fond of.

Paul's girlfriend Jane Asher had been a child actress who had played Alice in 'Through the Looking Glass'. He wrote 'I'm Looking through you' during his break up with her. In the Lewis Carroll (featured on the Sergeant Pepper Album) classic everything should be viewed backwards. It also discusses the moral dilemmas of the Walrus and the Carpenter. Lewis Carroll was a member of the Society for Psychical Research

Only the Beatles could make a song called I am the Walrus and make it a hit.

Holy ****, you are all over the place and I have no idea what the hell is going on. Bob Dylan wrote a song called "rainy day woman #12 and #35". The Beatles first tried pot with Bob Dylan. Bob Dylan loved Woody Guthrie. John wrote a song called Norwegian Wood. I sport Wood when I hear that song. WTF?

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Originally Posted by Moss (Post 1590436)

Both John and Paul engaged in word play. I take it you've also heard of Avant Garde?

You probably haven't heard of Ginsberg and Burroughs and the LES BEAT movement. McCartney took off through France after the American tour in his Aston Martin. He met Mal Evans in Bordeaux. Evans was his bodyguard who had worked on the door at the Cavern Club in Liverpool. Evans and McCartney conceived the concept of the Sergeant Pepper album together.

Mal Evans was on the phone in 1976 in Los Angeles saying that he has the manuscript of his biography and whatever happens to him make sure it is published. He was shot dead four hours later by the same policeman who had stopped further investigation into a second shooter in the Bobby Kennedy assassination.

Did you watch the youtube link below?

I got about 3 minutes in. Seems like the same old Paul is dead ****e I have heard a million times. Kind of funny and many coincidences and things but overall, not something to take seriously. Avant Garde - Yes, new or experimental ideas. Beatles were all about that. Now I'm starting to think you are just pulling my leg. Nice work, I was starting to think you were a bit out there. Wait, are you Charles Manson?

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Originally Posted by Moss (Post 1590439)

I got about 3 minutes in. Seems like the same old Paul is dead ****e

Then you know nothing. An example of wilfull ignorance. It isn't about Paul is dead

Look, if you're not interested please stop responding. You are however giving me an opportunity to respond and advertize.

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Originally Posted by roscoe_the_first (Post 1590441)

then you know nothing.

John Snow