04-07-2015, 10:26 PM
Paul Rigby Wrote:Cliff Varnell Wrote:Peter Lemkin Wrote:If, as I believe, Mae was correct, then Bugliosi was chosen by intelligence to cover up the truth...and was 'in the fold' long before he did his hatchet job on JFK. Manson was part of CHAOS and the operations to destroy the progressive '60s' movements and paint those with long hair, smoking grass and alternative values, etc. in a bad light. Think McGowan- Murder and Mystery In Laurel Canyon. Think chaos and CHAOS.
Charlers Manson is a life-long fuck-up who had a way with women.
Intel operative?
Bollocks.
McGowan's attempt to revise the history of 60's rocknroll is beyond pathetic.
The roots of the 60's music-fueled counter-culture are found in San Francisco and Texas, not Laurel Canyon.
Laurel Canyon is the birthplace of Middle-Of-The-Road soft Adult Rock.
Elevator music.
Did the CIA have a large role in a plot to make American youth dope-stupid?
Yes they did!
And the name of the narcotic the CIA smuggled in support of this plot is...HEROIN.
LSD is too unpredictable to have operational value.
Peter Green - The Munich LSD Party Incident
[video=youtube_share;mcZJCLce1cY]http://youtu.be/mcZJCLce1cY[/video]
Published on Aug 12, 2012
Peter Green and members of Fleetwood Mac give their accounts of the infamous LSD party at the Highfisch-Kommune in Munich. Band manager Clifford Davis claims that this was the night that Peter Green and Danny Kirwan became 'seriously mentally ill'. Peter Green says, 'I had a good play there, it was great.'
This incident is the genesis for Ada Wilson's novel Red Army Faction Blues, which fully explores the situation the Peter Green walked into that night.
For more Red Army Faction Blues visit https://redarmyfactionblues.wordpress...
Fascinating stuff. Cheers, Paul.
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― Leo Tolstoy,