About Faul..

[TheDZ]

Well, it's time for me to say some things I've been waiting
to say for some time...

While I respect everyones right to an opinion, the right to
be confused...I have to say this..

James Paul McCartney was definitely replaced..
JPM's replacement is/was not nearly as talented as JPM..
JPM's replacement has had a LOT of help from his friends to pull of this feat..

The real JPM had an exceptional sense of pitch, timing and phrasing.
He was the metronome that glued the Beatles
together, not Ringo , not John.
With his departure, the Beatles music changed forever and
not for the better I might add ( Not to detract from John
and Georges excellent works)
My personal experience, my gut level reaction is
overwhelmingly positive for JPM, but for Faul I remain unmoved..
This is not an intellectual response or a thought born out of
hatred for the man who continue's to pull the wool over
our collective eyes, but a feeling I have always had..
Faul just doesn't make GREAT music, decent music sure, but
not great, not really lasting, not truly satisfying..

Now, many of the members here are gushing about Faul's
new album, and of course if you like it..Great!
Just remember this..fantasies aside, that IS NOT Paul McCartney singing..
He is lying to you..

You will listen, perhaps enjoy, perhaps even drop some
hard earned cash down to see the guy live, but you
are participating in and financing a cover-up, a fraud.

I don't have the energy to waste on hating Faul, but I
find it difficult to see some members here losing touch
with the truth...
Faul replaced Paul and it took a LOT of media manipulation
and other more nasty things to continue the fraud..
Cloak and dagger ? YES!

Whether or not the speculation here and on other forums
is to your taste or not is irrelevant...We are trying to
peer through the veil that has been purposefully placed
over the Beatles and their history..sometimes we are right,
sometimes we are wrong.

Hate Faul? NO!
Love Truth? YES!

..Try to remember this the next time you bend over...
Faul may be tickling your eardrums, but someone else is
unzipping...

[TheDZ]

Hi KHAN et al.

Linky Linky

I finally made it!

I'm humbled..and honored to be the object of MissV's
projectile bulimia! You really know how the exile the
sandwich there sistah!

Really though, you guys are actually pretty humorous and
aside from this PID/PWR/PIA/PWNR issue, we'd probably get along fine.

I know I won't convince anyone there at the Madhouse
and neither will they sway me but I'm glad we can
converse in some fashion.

*hugs*

Eww MissV, please brush your teeth, your breath is awful!



;D

[beatled]

thedezombificator said:

..Try to remember this the next time you bend over...
Faul may be tickling your eardrums, but someone else is
unzipping...

What is with the obsession with bottoms around here?

[TheDZ]

Sorry JoJo
I blame the Mack Daddy..

Dial 1-900-MIXALOT
And kick them nasty thoughts
Baby got back!

[beatled]

DZ you might have enjoyed his Purple Haze jam..(never mind)

[defhermit]

Wow, I had no idea there were cross-board threads here! that's weird!

[Perplexed]

defhermit said:

Wow, I had no idea there were cross-board threads here! that's weird!

....knit one, paul two.......

[BeatlePaul]

thedezombificator said:

Well, it's time for me to say some things I've been waiting
to say for some time...

While I respect everyones right to an opinion, the right to
be confused...I have to say this..

James Paul McCartney was definitely replaced..
JPM's replacement is/was not nearly as talented as JPM..
JPM's replacement has had a LOT of help from his friends to pull of this feat..

The real JPM had an exceptional sense of pitch, timing and phrasing.
He was the metronome that glued the Beatles
together, not Ringo , not John.
With his departure, the Beatles music changed forever and
not for the better I might add ( Not to detract from John
and Georges excellent works)
My personal experience, my gut level reaction is
overwhelmingly positive for JPM, but for Faul I remain unmoved..
This is not an intellectual response or a thought born out of
hatred for the man who continue's to pull the wool over
our collective eyes, but a feeling I have always had..
Faul just doesn't make GREAT music, decent music sure, but
not great, not really lasting, not truly satisfying..

Now, many of the members here are gushing about Faul's
new album, and of course if you like it..Great!
Just remember this..fantasies aside, that IS NOT Paul McCartney singing..
He is lying to you..

You will listen, perhaps enjoy, perhaps even drop some
hard earned cash down to see the guy live, but you
are participating in and financing a cover-up, a fraud.

I don't have the energy to waste on hating Faul, but I
find it difficult to see some members here losing touch
with the truth...
Faul replaced Paul and it took a LOT of media manipulation
and other more nasty things to continue the fraud..
Cloak and dagger ? YES!

Whether or not the speculation here and on other forums
is to your taste or not is irrelevant...We are trying to
peer through the veil that has been purposefully placed
over the Beatles and their history..sometimes we are right,
sometimes we are wrong.

Hate Faul? NO!
Love Truth? YES!

Those are EXACTLY my words too.

defhermit said:

Wow, I had no idea there were cross-board threads here! that's weird!

Those are EXACTLY my words too.


FYI I REALLY enjoy Hey Jude Let It Be The Long and Winding Road My Love Once Upon A Long Ago. Stop

[TheDZ]

Yeah, sorry about that, I got all proud and everything...

Now here's the rest about Faul..

When I first realized the truth, when I saw the definite
differences between the two men, I felt it as a kind
of bodily realisation. So many conflicting thoughts..
One the one hand a sense of the tremendous audacity
of JPM's double but on the other a profound sense
of empathy for him....so utterly trapped he was/is.

I suppose that it depends on a persons background,
how they respond to such a revelation..
Some might feel angry towards Faul, understandable
I guess, feeling deeply deceived.
I didn't feel angry, oddly, I felt a strange kinship with
this pretender...I was fascinated by his situation.

He was put in the position of having to replace one of the
most recognized and musically talented people around.
I can only imagine the amount of stress he has gone through
in order to fulfill the agreements he made.

So in conclusion, I would like to thank Faul for keeping up
the act for so long. It's given many of us a chance to
see the truth, see the cold, hard, nuts and and bolts machinery
of social engineering in action. This alone is of immeasurable
value...

Oh one more thing...from Wikipedia
Masons use the phrase "It is raining" to refer to a Mason that non-Masons exist around them.

Driving Rain,
Rinse the Raindrops,
Too Much Rain...

[BeatlePaul]

thedezombificator said:

Yeah, sorry about that, I got all proud and everything...

Now here's the rest about Faul..

When I first realized the truth, when I saw the definite
differences between the two men, I felt it as a kind
of bodily realisation. So many conflicting thoughts..
One the one hand a sense of the tremendous audacity
of JPM's double but on the other a profound sense
of empathy for him....so utterly trapped he was/is.

I suppose that it depends on a persons background,
how they respond to such a revelation..
Some might feel angry towards Faul, understandable
I guess, feeling deeply deceived.
I didn't feel angry, oddly, I felt a strange kinship with
this pretender...I was fascinated by his situation.

He was put in the position of having to replace one of the
most recognized and musically talented people around.
I can only imagine the amount of stress he has gone through
in order to fulfill the agreements he made.

So in conclusion, I would like to thank Faul for keeping up
the act for so long. It's given many of us a chance to
see the truth, see the cold, hard, nuts and and bolts machinery
of social engineering in action. This alone is of immeasurable
value...

Oh one more thing...from Wikipedia
Masons use the phrase "It is raining" to refer to a Mason that non-Masons exist around them.

Driving Rain,
Rinse the Raindrops,
Too Much Rain...

EXCELLENT, AWESOME, AMAZING, The DZ

[moped]

Good posts DZ. Echos my thoughts.

I just hope this forum doesn't get so PC that any criticism of Faul gets you labeled a "Bill hater". Because I don't hate him, but let's face it, on the musical front he ain't even in JPM's league. Not a criticism of Bill, but a recognition of JPM.

If Bill wants to sing Let It Be or Hey Jude on his latest Global Domination Tour, that's fine, but when he performs Yesterday or Michelle, I start to have serious issues. It could turn into the point that Bill's version is the one people will remember, and that's not good.

I wish he would stop sprinkling in "JPM"...his stuff should stand on it's own merits.

[TotalInformation]

It is important to try not to hate.

St. Paul of Liverpool said The Word is Love and the prophet Icke explained universal love is the only truth, everything else is illusion.

Part of what makes us human is empathy. In this case it is important to be able to empathisize with the faux-Paul, if just to be able to get inside his head and begin to understand the true, unwritten history.

Thus it is important to not to hate the faux-Paul.

All that said, I am not comfortable giving direct financial support to an enterprise I know to be an outrageous fraud. I will/did not buy a ticket to this latest tour for that reason.

I find it creepy when he makes it a point to speak as and with the moral authorty of, JPM, as he did in "Let in Be." It's even more chilling when he presumes to speak with the Messianic authority as a risen JPM as he did in "Hey Jude." . He seems to be doing much of this in his new album, with a picture of JPM on the cover, a deliberate link to the JPM compostion Blackbird, the Christ illusion in "Follow Me." "Fine Line" in particular emphasizes his latest decision to invite the listener to join him in acceptance of this "happy lie" of PAUL MCCARTNEY.

And he caps it all of with the title "Chaos and Creation," an allusion to the Masonic motto "Ordo Ab Chao."

Thanks but no thanks, Beatle-Bill.

[plastic paul]

Excellent post TI!

[madtitan125]

You are right on again, TI.

The more I see of Bill, the more I understand he is truly insane. He has just convinced himself otherwise. For now.