Paul McCartney out, replaced by lookalike

Paul McCartney died in 1966: Here's the 'proof'

Paul McCartney died in 1966: Here's the 'proof'

(Music Mongoose) March 14, 2024: UNITED KINGDOM. "Paul is dead." Apparently, Paul McCartney is at the center of one of the greatest conspiracy theories in music history. Researchers and investigators think the original McCartney died in a car crash in 1966 and was replaced by a double (who won a Beatles' contest for a lookalike) names William Shears Campbell (or Billy Shears). Let's examine the clues from the Abbey Road album cover, songs played in reverse, and even his ears changing shape all of a sudden after the switch.

The car crash didn't kill Paul (or this guy either)

[Actually, the original Paul McCartney did not die in a car crash and is not physically dead as such. But he is dead to fans because he chose to leave the Beatles, reverting to an ordinary life of obscurity and anonymity, with the other members in on the cover up to save their fame and careers. The others were not about to break up over him leaving music, and the record label was not going to lose all that money, so the solution was to install Campbell/Shears to carry on with the impersonation, which really paid off. Proof he's alive? One can visit his old house in England and meet him, as people have done through a street tour, talked to him, and filmed it.]

*CORRECTIONS:

• McCartney was on holiday (vacation) with Mal Evans in Kenya, not Jane Asher. (Thanks ‪@areamusicale‬).
• Paul storming out did happen in 1966, but it was for sessions for "She Said She Said." This happened earlier in the year and is possibly what the December story is based on. (Thanks ‪@areamusicale‬)
• At 8:19 I should have said "9th of November" instead of  "11th of November"
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Great Pyramid: 20K-y.-o. lost civilization?

For more than a century, Egyptologists have dated the Great Pyramid at Giza in Cairo ("Mars"), Egypt, to around 2580 BC, about 4,600 years ago.

A controversial new study now claims the monument could be tens of thousands of years older.

(Galaxy Vault) Scientists found empty spaces in Great Pyramid of Giza

Italian engineer Alberto Donini from the University of Bologna said erosion patterns at the pyramid's base suggest it may have been built between 20,000 and 40,000 years ago, far earlier than the conventional timeline. [This idea was stolen from much braver investigators who made the claim and brought forward the evidence for it long ago.]

Donini's Relative Erosion Method (REM) estimated the pyramid's age by comparing how much erosion occurred on stones exposed since construction with nearby stones whose exposure time is known. By measuring the difference in wear, he calculated how long the older stones have been exposed, producing dates that far exceed traditional estimates.

The study, which has not yet been peer-reviewed, examined 12 points around the pyramid's base. Some measurements suggested tens of thousands of years of erosion, with the average pointing to roughly 25,000 years.

The Egyptian temple that mentions a sunken island: Atlantis? (Jahannah James)

Donini also proposed that Pharaoh Khufu may have renovated the pyramid rather than built it, potentially revising assumptions about its original authorship.

If the dates proposed by Donini are accurate, the Great Pyramid could predate not only the reign of Khufu but also the rise of any known advanced civilizations, raising fundamental questions about human history and architectural knowledge in the distant past.

Archeologists have long dated the Great Pyramid to about 4,600 years old. But an engineer has proposed the iconic structure is much older

The Great Pyramid of Giza, the largest of the three pyramids on the Giza Plateau, [is said to have been] built by Pharaoh Khufu during Egypt's Fourth Dynasty. It sits alongside the Pyramid of Khafre, the Pyramid of Menkaure, and the Great Sphinx, all shrouded in mystery due to their precise alignment, unusual construction methods, and debated purpose. Source: Daily Mail via msn.com

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DNA of Iceman Otzi shocks scientists

Ötzi's old clothes

(Stone & Bone) Ötzi, "the Iceman," was a stranger in a strange land, murdered by others and left to freeze in the snow and become a mummy, not a typical European of the time as previously assumed. The Iceman is the natural mummy of a man who lived between 3350 and 3105 BC. Ötzi's remains were discovered on September 19, 1991, in the Ötztal Alps (hence the nickname "Ötzi," German œtsi) at the Austria–Italy border (Tyrol state). He is Europe's oldest known natural human mummy, offering an unprecedented view of Chalcolithic (Copper Age) Europeans -- or, at least, that's what scientists assumed until they tested his DNA and that of others from the area. [It seems "Europeans" are part space beings, hybrids, but Otzi seems to have preceded that infusion of alien DNA.] More

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Cro-Magnon is still a term used in science?

• Stone & Bone; Pat Macpherson, Dhr. Seven (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

White Lives Matter (More) rally

"Y'all will not erase us" (I. Rony).

Many of us have said and will say, "ALL lives matter." This is foolish because it utterly fails to understand what is being claimed by BLM. What is it? "ALL lives will matter when Black lives matter." As of now, do they matter to police, DC, and in redlining real estate office in suburban neighborhoods around the country? Not so much. It is only to promote equality, fraternity, and freedom that we agitate for a world of fairness and equal opportunity, but we can't have that because when the race began, there was one group that was given a massive advantage. And many in that group are clueless as to their privilege, their fragility, their unearned advantage over other groups. Perceived membership ("passing") in this group confers advantages whether one seeks them or not. This should be obvious but apparently is not. So the revolution continues, the street agitation, the signs: Black Lives Matter. They really do. Get with it. To say "White Lives Matter" as if anyone ever doubted that is more than just Clueless, it is almost actively dismissing the concerns of the majority of the country. As long as there are those racist holdouts who want "racial purity" in a world of diversity, who demand white supremacy (like the Jim Crow South instituted), who call for the restoration of anti-miscegenation (look it up) laws, there will not be peace. And this rally in liberal, deeply blue, and progressive California just goes to show. "Hey, but, we had a Black presi-dude, so there's no more racism, so, like, shuddup about it, because you're being racist by mentioning the word 'race'" (or some variation of this sentiment) is still the mantra heard throughout the land. This is probably why the word "woke" spread to so many college campuses. "White supremacists, go home!" Maybe that should be the mantra. Where's "home" now? Newschwabenland, of coure.

White Lives Matter Rally

(Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan) Views: 4,030,217 views. Coverage from the scheduled "White Lives Matter" rally and counter-protest in Huntington Beach, Orange County, Southern California, on April 11, 2021. Good thing traitor Trump lost, or what might the WLM movement do next, another DC insurrection and mass pardoning?

The Daily Show and Alligator Alcatraz

My whites love me no matter how sickly ugly I get. It's about racism and wanting a macho ruler.

• Andrew Callaghan, Ch. 5, 5/25/21; Ronny Cheng, Daily Show; Status Coup News; Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

50s TV predicted bald Con Man Trump

An energetic liar can confuse, mislead, and deceive people. Yet, in many cases, that same liar is unable to reverse the deception. Hoodwinked people embrace their misperceptions.

A Con Man Named Trump

Trump's not bald...except for the toupee on top.

(Ace1000ks1975)  An American Western filmed in the 1950s just coincidentally speaks of a man named "Trump" coming to town to fleece everyone of their money by scaring them that if they don't the world is going to end?

• Predictive programming is what we see in the eerily specific predictions of The Simpsons.

What can protesters do to unmask this con man?

He's going to build a "wall" to protect everyone, if they just believe and give him the money. They can't arrest him, they can't make any charge stick, he has freedom of speech to cheat people.

“It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they’ve been fooled,” observed Mark Twain, or at least it was attributed to him and stuck (Quote Investigator).

Awful guy, a symptom of our lying dirty politics

And the moral to the story is, “Elect a clown, expect a circus.” The disruptor, the Swamp drainer, the jailer who locks 'em up, all lies. But it isn't enough he lied before, the "town" panics and rallies to elect him again, not that we the people really elect anybody.

Ex-Pres. DJ Trump is a lying liar who lies.

Candidates are vetted and selected. He knows it and wants to be a dictator so as to not be locked up. Kamala is little better, so follow the fear. Either way, another Yalie (like Skull 'n Bones' own G.W. Bush) will be sitting in the Oval Office re-reading Hillbilly Elegy by the time they're trying to implement Project 2025.

Verify: Did 1950s Western predict election and Trump's border wall?

Is there a solution?

Not bald? Here the wind peels off old Trump's toupee, a glued-on hairpiece for the top.

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From D to D: for Liberation

The scenario this American Western, some 1950s' TV show drama, lays out was also explored in The Twilight Zone when a neighborhood block turns on itself because of malicious gossip and rumors. Words can be very dangerous things, and our mouths are like loaded guns. Just ask Hitler, and if he's not available, Trump can probably answer. Not that he'll tell the truth. Why start now. Why would he ever, even in court? So maybe Gene Sharp's book From Dictatorship to Democracy: A Conceptual Framework for Liberation, which came up as the Occupy Movement was being systematically undermined, would be good for the nation to read.

You will respect my authority or...

This short, pithy, inspiring, and extraordinarily clear book is a guide to overthrowing dictatorships by nonviolent means. It lists 198 specific methods to consider: sit-ins, popular nonobedience, selective strikes, withdrawal of bank deposits, revenue refusal, walkouts, silence, hunger strikes... It is a remarkable work that made Sharp into the world's most effective and sought-after analyst of resistance to authoritarian regimes. Or we could riot in the streets after Nov. 5th, which is exactly what they're hoping, expecting, and prepared for. More

• U.S. TV show "Trackdown," Ep. 30 via Ace1000ks1975, Feb. 5, 2017; Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon, Shauna Schwartz, Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly

The Bible in 3 hours (The Why Files)

Vikings had welfare and other odd history

MSN.com, Oct. 28, 2023; Pat Macpherson, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom  Quarterly

1. Vikings had a welfare program taking care of one another, unlike Republicans or the Ayn Rand Society would do for them but quite like DINOs or actual Democrats or Greens or Socialists or even Communists would do for them.
2. Persian Empire had air conditioning
3. Ancient Rome wasn't "white"
4. Ancient Greece wasn't all about reason
5. Neanderthals used plant medicines
6. Native Americans figured out the Enlightenment before it was cool
7. Christians weren't thrown to the lions in the Colosseum
8. Eskimos (Innuits) had sunglasses
9. Ancient Greeks had alarm clocks
10. The past isn't what is used to be:

• 10 ways the ancient world was different than we imagine

They 'll say you guys fought all the time, but will they know how we loved one another?

Great Wall of China ends in the sea (video)

The Great Wall of China ends inside the sea. How was it built?

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We have an amazing country...called China

Summary: To prevent enemy cavalry from circling the wall through the ice the soldiers cut through the ice, but the sea froze with it and failed to achieve the desired effect. The, later, the construction personnel specialized in field exploration and research. An unprecedented marine construction scheme was established under the conditions of the time and creatively built a high wall in the sea. That's how they did it. It has improved the weak links in the coastal area of the Great Wall after over 10 years of preparation.

In 1579, the construction of the Great Wall into the sea began. The Great Wall is made up of huge blocks of granite. These granites come in two main sizes. One is a strip 1 meter long, 0.4 m wide, and 0.3 m high and another kind of similar square shape, 1 meter long, 0.7 meters wide, 0.6 meters high. Besides, ancient people also built an innovative wall cofferdam. Irregular stones surrounded the wall deep in the sea. Similar to the current Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao bridge artificial island construction. The stones weigh 2-3 tons and prevent the water from moving. The transportation of stones in the early stage alone cost a lot of manpower and material resources. But throwing rocks into the sea won’t protect the walls.

We are greatest country and the most amazing! Not believe? Ask this Barbarian kissing. Don't ask Graham Hancock. What he know? CCP, CCP, CCP! "CCP"? (Chinese Communist Party).

See the Wall at sunset (thelovelyescapist.com)

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#thegreatwall #thegreatwarconstruction #chinaconstruction

Who/what really killed Anthony Bourdain?

A Call For An Uprising, June 10, 2018; Seth Auberon, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Illuminati? We were a happy power-couple with a child and, anyway, he was going to talk.

A depressed, tormented addict finds financial and critical success and then meets and dates a beautiful witch, a real "red witch" out for power and full of martial arts expertise. Her name is Asia Argento and together they had a beautiful daughter, not yet a teenager.

Strange headline in India making connection

Surprise, surprise, she is a high-ranking witch, a part of the beautiful #metoo movement [which we love but agree may have already been co-opted and misused to promote some other agenda(s) or to work against the very thing it says it's working for]. This Christian, "A Call for an Uprising," gives his take. Maybe he has a phobia about feminism, yoga, meditation, and New Age stuff, but in the end Bourdain is dead, leaving behind a child he loves to fend for herself with a single mother. Who can believe he "strangled" himself? Are there "demons" (rakshasas, yakkhas, nagas, pretas, asuras, kumbhandas)? If so what do they do when someone leaves them an opening by doing rituals or wearing inviting symbols? More

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