John Lennon would be 70 today

[Albert Doyle]

I've told people about that book in post #20 of this thread. I go back every now and then to check it. It still has three measly reviews even though it is an important work. Like I said, there's a real drop between murdered rock and roll stars and their popularity and their fans taking the time to study the political science needed to understand their government murders. The fans of rock stars are hedonists who enjoy the product of those stars like consumers but then leave them flapping in the wind when it comes to their covert murders. Their support of those stars is skin deep and fair weather and quickly dissipates as soon as those stars need some firm backbone to cover their backs when the government big boys go after them.

Strongman's forte is FBI files. He does a good job in that area in this book. He also does a good job in documenting the historical formation of our present shadow national security Gestapo and their high profile kills. I also appreciate Strongman because he's one of the few who recognizes Jimi Hendrix's death conforms to this pattern as well.


The long reviewer is "Alan". He's a good guy who has a "CIA Killed Lennon" website he doesn't maintain and wears a sandwich board saying "CIA Killed Lennon". Alan doesn't give his full name in public because he is wisely aware of the false country we live in. He was video-ed by a juvenile jackass radio host named "Opie" who once he realized he wasn't talking to a nut, and therefore his schtick for 12 year olds wouldn't play, abruptly walked away from Alan:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z40GKeZbj8U



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