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25775342? ago

Tavistock created the Beatles, replaced Paul McCartney with Billy Shepherd, and composed a large amount of their music as well as many other 60s and 70s hits as a means of cultural subversion. Theodore Adorno of Frankfurt School notoriety is rumored to have had a hand in it. The "British Invasion" was more literal than anyone could have imagined.

25776323? ago

Dumbest conspiracy theory of all time

25778593? ago

You're an idiot

25779468? ago

The Beatles were just fucking with losers like you. They started the whole Paul is dead shit to have a laugh at dumbass burnouts who wanted to make everything a conspiracy

25779606? ago

Oh, well that isn't the part I meant to argue for.

I don't know much about that theory. But it's no theory about the British invasion and (((who))) created that cultural subversion in the 60s

25779836? ago

I don’t doubt that our tiny hat friends had a large hand in pushing the cultural subversion of the sixties but the whole “Tavistock created the Beatles”, “Paul is dead”, “Some jews wrote all the hits from the era” is just stupid. Sometimes talented people just make things that the masses enjoy but there is always a Jew lurking in the shadows waiting to use it for his own ends.

25779886? ago

It isn't stupid. It's the truth.

Again, not talking about the dead Paul theory, just all the subversive kike stuff

25780050? ago

I think a lot of young rock and roll musicians naturally gravitate to subversion. It’s the next phase whereby Jews propagate this behavior to the masses as an idyllic existence where the subversion kicks in. I mean I don’t think some Jew was telling Keith Richards to look cool and do a bunch of heroin and worship niggers. That’s just him

25780159? ago

It's not a chicken-or-the-egg situation, it's both simultaneously while (((they))) control who we see by using the media.

Also, who was Jimi Hendrick's dad? Who was Jimi Morrison's dad?

Nearly everything was pozzed back then. And since then