madtitan125
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Post by madtitan125 on Oct 15, 2005 19:20:58 GMT
This may be another clue that falls under category of play on words.
Neil = Now Bill
Aspinall = As In Paul
So many clues. So many types of clues. Clues that exist on albums before the replacement show this was planned ahead of time.
Enter Ringo Starr = ring star = pentagram. Enter Bill Shepherd to start replacement plan.
Bill probably takes first false ID as "Neil Aspinall", starts writing for Beatles Monthly, the paperback book, managing group.
Bill is then given Billy Pepper And The Pepperpots as training for the role of "Paul." Its on his "Merseymania" LP that he includes the tune "Maybe I Will".
He includes the follow-up on The Whie Album - "I Will." He did.
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Post by helterskelter on Oct 15, 2005 22:23:00 GMT
So...what your saying is they brought Ringo Starr into the band for another reason? So...they were planning Paul's death since like 1962? That doesn't make sense... And BTW, what is the significance of pentagram?
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Post by BeatlePaul on Oct 16, 2005 12:16:54 GMT
This may be another clue that falls under category of play on words. Neil = Now Bill Aspinall = As In Paul So many clues. So many types of clues. Clues that exist on albums before the replacement show this was planned ahead of time. Enter Ringo Starr = ring star = pentagram. Enter Bill Shepherd to start replacement plan. Bill probably takes first false ID as "Neil Aspinall", starts writing for Beatles Monthly, the paperback book, managing group. Bill is then given Billy Pepper And The Pepperpots as training for the role of "Paul." Its on his "Merseymania" LP that he includes the tune "Maybe I Will". He includes the follow-up on The Whie Album - "I Will." He did. A Titanic one. Billy Shepherd was a "paperback writer" too about the Beatles BEFORE the "appearance" of Neil.... In italian "Neil Aspinall" sounds like "Nell aSpina" that in english means "Plugged in". Victor Spinetti had his father italian. Maybe he suggested John how to call Bill with a words joke.
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Post by joejoe on Oct 16, 2005 16:34:57 GMT
Neil was their friend before the Beatles became famous.
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Post by BeatlePaul on Oct 16, 2005 22:16:42 GMT
Neil was their friend before the Beatles became famous. The source of that, please.
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Post by emuri99 on Oct 16, 2005 23:45:08 GMT
Neil was their friend before the Beatles became famous. I'm sure references can be found, but that's just a well-known fact. He was around forever.
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Post by beatled on Oct 17, 2005 0:05:13 GMT
Neil was their friend before the Beatles became famous. The source of that, please. A book written by Billy Shepherd is one: (of all people) http://*banned link*/Shoebox/truestory_book_Neil/truestorycover.jpg[/img] http://*banned link*/Shoebox/truestory_book_Neil/truestory1.jpg[/img] http://*banned link*/Shoebox/truestory_book_Neil/truestory2.jpg[/img]
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Post by JamesPaul & Brian on Oct 17, 2005 1:32:41 GMT
http://*banned link*/Shoebox/truestory_book_Neil/truestory1.jpg [/img] [/quote] Quote: It was from a mate of theirs in Liverpool - a character named Neil Aspinall...Thanks JoJo that's really interesting!
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Post by ironmask on Oct 19, 2005 2:30:48 GMT
Funny - it occured to me a night or two ago that Neil Aspinall may be just another of Billy's characters!
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Post by madtitan125 on Oct 20, 2005 5:35:38 GMT
It has been theorized on this board by some who believe Paul may have been assasinated by masons. I belive there was even an image posted somewhere here about some masonic rule no.9 where beheading was the punishment. This was somehow encoded into the car window on the Free As A Bird video.
What if James Paul was beheaded? Most times when a beheading would take place, the victim was almost always put into a kneeling position before the beheading.
Kneel as in Paul?
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Post by Maacc on Oct 20, 2005 11:18:23 GMT
Neil was their friend before the Beatles became famous. The source of that, please. I can't provide a source BP, but I've known since the 60s that Aspinall first met Paul and George when they were all students at the Liverpool Institute. The trivia books in the early 60s said that Aspinall later studied accounting. He actually lived with Pete Best, and I'm sure I've got an interview with Pete's mum, Mona talking about Aspinall staying there, and how she thought he let Pete down when he stayed with the band after Pete got sacked. Aspinall bought a second hand van and became the Beatles' road manager, then becoming the Beatles PA when Mal came in as road manager. In January 1968, Aspinall was named managing director of Apple and later headed Apple Films and produced the Let It Be movie.
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Post by BeatlePaul on Oct 21, 2005 13:50:25 GMT
I can't provide a source BP, but I've known since the 60s that Aspinall first met Paul and George when they were all students at the Liverpool Institute. Exactly, you CAN'T provide a source. So it's just no use. In January 1968, Aspinall was named managing director of Apple and later headed Apple Films and produced the Let It Be movie. That's really interesting and everything matches now.
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Post by plastic paul on Oct 21, 2005 23:51:40 GMT
I understand what you're saying BP, but some don't and your responses could seem aggressive to some people, perhaps you should be more understanding and try to explain where people are going wrong or missing the point.
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Post by semolinapilchard on Nov 1, 2005 20:55:04 GMT
Any questions?
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Post by TPIMaster on Nov 1, 2005 21:04:30 GMT
news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051030/ap_en_ot/books_the_beatlesMcCartney cooperated, and so did Harrison before his death in 2001. Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono did not, and neither did Starr or Neil Aspinall, who used to drive the Beatles to gigs in Liverpool and now runs their business empire.Any questions on this one? Neil Aspinall just isn't the one.
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Post by BeatlePaul on Nov 1, 2005 22:22:40 GMT
Any questions? Questions? Yes. Zooming and analyzing the photo "Neil" (the version on the left) seems to have been cropped somewhere and paste there. Mainly looking at the hair and figure definition. Somewhere I 've seen the same photo without the "Neil" on the left I could be wrong but... .... and ... why Aspinall changed nose?
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Post by plastic paul on Nov 2, 2005 0:52:37 GMT
He is leaning forward, the jaw line matches at least...
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Post by BeatlePaul on Nov 2, 2005 11:36:30 GMT
He is leaning forward, the jaw line matches at least... "...his (Neil's) face as presented was wonderfully compatible in regards to his profile elements displacement and to jawbone shape, two key factors in determining the correct candidate that the cosmetic surgeons could use. "...Faul needed to wear make-up prostheses to change his ear positions and reproduce Paul's typical nose tip.
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Post by mistermustard on Sept 9, 2010 7:47:57 GMT
Neil Aspinall was a friend of Pete Best originally. He was even said to have had an affair with Pete's mother Mona. Here's a quote from the Bob Spitz book "The Beatles" and for the sake of context, Pete Best had just been fired as the drummer: "Neil agreed, vowing to quit his job as road manager in protest over Pete's treatment. Neil's loyalty to Pete was complicated. The dark, handsome Aspinall, just turned twenty-one, was a different type of 'guest' or 'lodger' in the Bests' household than history has recorded. Throughout his residency there, he'd been having an affair with Mona Best, well into her forties. By the end of 1961, she was pregnant, and the birth of a son, born on July 21, 1962, less than a month before Pete's dismissal, was registered as Vincent Roag Best despite--or maybe to blur--the fact that Neil Aspinall was his father.*"
*the birth certificate, registered on August 31, 1962, records boy's name as Vincent Roag Best, listing Mona and John Best as parents.
The footnote was part of the original text. So, affair rumour notwithstanding, there is an established link of Aspinall to the Beatles well before they hit the big time and well before there could have been any speculation about replacements and whatnot.
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Post by revolutioncalling on Oct 25, 2010 4:33:58 GMT
Who wrote "The King is Naked"? I predict that I will get an answer "anonymous". Sounds like an inside guy.
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Post by LUCY on Oct 26, 2010 0:50:30 GMT
Who wrote "The King is Naked"? I predict that I will get an answer "anonymous". Sounds like an inside guy. revolutioncalling lol ;D
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Post by Sun King™ on Oct 27, 2010 18:03:10 GMT
Who wrote "The King is Naked"? I predict that I will get an answer "anonymous". Sounds like an inside guy. There is a signature ... in the end ...
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