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Post by Rojopa on Dec 14, 2003 23:24:36 GMT
Don't know if this really means anything but in 'The Beatles Unseen Archives' is a picture of the Beatles when they came back from the Japan tour. Look how Paul is clutching his stomach or side:
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Post by Rojopa on Dec 14, 2003 23:34:31 GMT
Here is a bigger picture:
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Post by Rojopa on Dec 14, 2003 23:36:52 GMT
Well at least I thought it was.
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Post by Rojopa on Dec 15, 2003 0:42:37 GMT
Have to disagree. Maybe this is bigger for you to see.
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Post by gracemer on Dec 15, 2003 1:36:27 GMT
I'd have to agree with Rojopa.
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Post by TotalInformation on Jan 5, 2004 7:27:25 GMT
Regarding Paul's health -- There is a thread laying out the evidence for the strong possibility that Paul McCartney was receiving radio broadcasts of the early Beatles rhythms via an implanted device. Here is an excerpt from a paper by a SUNY Psychology professor on such radio implants: --------------------------------------------------------------------- VI. PHYSICAL HEALTH EFFECTS
In an implanted person who has received numerous transmissions, a bug detector can indicate the presence of electromagnetism from the head downward to the bottom of the spine, and outward toward the fingertips. The invisibility of the implants without an otoscope implies that they do not have batteries or other external power source. They would need to draw power from the person's own life systems including the neurological system. . . . Effects of electromagnetism on human physical health have been widely documented, in frequency ranges above and below that of RAAT implants. Findings include cancer, muscular and nerve disorders, tissue damage, and other serious ailments. Some of this medical literature is controversial, and the frequent use of radio waves for many purposes across fields such as law enforcement, medicine, and communications undoubtedly has contributed to the disputes. If one considers that the human auditory system works below one mHz while the SW transmissions extend into the millions of mHz, the need for study and concern of potential effects can be concluded. Among the physical effects of electromagnetism due to RAAT implantation and transmissions would be symptoms reported by their victims. These can encompass pain, swelling, and tissue damage mentioned earlier. The technique used by radio operators to produce these symptoms involves manipulating the intensity of their transmissions, repeatedly between precise levels.-------------------------------------------------------------- Just thought I would throw this into the mix here. More excerpts from that paper are on the linked thread.
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Post by romanruins on Feb 15, 2009 19:20:33 GMT
Name: David Wilmont, M.D.Date 1/13/01 7:18:21 AM Email: painmanagement@doctor.comSubject: McCARTNEY'S DISEASE ...AND DEATHThe LIVING Paul McCartney suffered from severe symptoms of Irritable Bowell Syndrome. This causes cramping so intense as to require narcotic analgesics (codeine, oxycodone, morphine) to relieve intractable pain in the patient. McCartney's malady was so bad that occasionally, he could not eat. Another result of IBS is Explosive Diarrhea. Young McCartney changed underware constantly he would soil them so often. Not so with Mr. Campbell. Severe IBS sufferers are uniformly habituated to opioids to help control their condition. McCartney WAS. Today's "McCartney" is not. James Paul McCartney has truly passed on. There is no cure for IBS. He IS dead. Paul does not Look Well unfortunately in this filming done May 19, 1966 of them performing Paperback Writer that was shown June 5, 1966 on The Ed Sullivan Show just before its release. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pwap79uy1G8
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tarff26
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Post by tarff26 on Mar 2, 2009 20:26:41 GMT
If you watch the Paperback writer video, you can see that Paul looks upset. I think he was very sick when they filmed that. None of them move around very much in it. Ringo looks downright depressed... This was filmed in 1966... Love to all... Chris i think Paul looks fine in that video he's smiling, and he's the only one really moving around while playing maybe the reason ringo looks so depressed is that he had no drums! he had to stand around all day in what look like rather cold chiswick house grounds
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Post by rhye on Jul 29, 2010 17:36:46 GMT
There is only one episode of "60IF" never published yet: It's about The Beatles contacting a medium to "talk" with James Paul and Brian. did you guys published it in the past seven years? I'd honestly love to know more about that ;D
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