Just isn’t as effective today…

Not quite as elaborate as previous iterations…

Except to say 10 miles North on the Dewsbury Road…

Exodus 3:14 – I am that I am.

Pi = 3.14

Magical Mystery Tour – I Was

The Abbey Road cover was shot hours before the Sharon Tate murders.

Photographer  Iain McMillain

IM

I see the guy on the left in the Paul is dead – True story thread during the LA interview on August 28th. Why don’t I see him here?

For once, I’d like to hear someone actually acknowledge the false-flag that Beacon is very accurately describing instead of dismissive comments or silence whenever anyone starts getting close to what MPL doesn’t want anyone to see.

I for one will discuss Paul’s appearance anytime but no one on any of these forums wants to get into the rest. How come?

And it’s not because the ideas expressed aren’t viable…

You cannot co-opt the truth indefinitely and prosper forever, and one guy shielded in an ivory tower better start getting that quickly.

Beacon, this is purely speculative but I’m starting to come to a conclusion that God is dead is the point of what the Beatles were intending…that the enlightenment that is continuously hinted at has to do with either proof of no God or an agenda to somehow avenge the Beatles record burnings in the southern US in August of ’66.

I Was equals the Judeo-Christian God in the past tense.

If you see Terry Knight’s lyrics in this context, I think the song suddenly starts making sense.

I don’t think this is where it ends though; somehow this boomerangs against them and when you look down the road and see John tied to a bed screaming its all Roman Polanski’s fault or Paul referring to the county judge who held a grudge its as if this somehow is coming back to haunt them.

How could they possibly have been oblivious to the Polanski-Manson connections and they may have been considering, as I am that these synchronicities going all the way back to Tara may have some magic so to speak attached.

We know probably a fraction of how many songs in the late sixties and seventies were referring back to some drama regarding the Beatles and most take this today as PID evidence; and yet for it to be referred to so often suggests that behind the scenes these artists are aware of something serious that the Beatles were involved with.

I mean, this is the basic theme of American Pie which at one level may be more allegorical than we think and at another may not be allegorical at all…