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Post by TotalInformation on Aug 7, 2003 4:15:53 GMT
The clues in "Dig It" are obvious--
"Like a rolling stone" -- the people Lennon et al were first convinced were responsible for Paul's death.
"Like the FBI and the CIA" - After a while it became apparent it was intelligence operatives that were responsible for the death.
"Like the BBC" = could just be a filler/bridge to the next line, bbut it is also possible Lennon had reason to believe a BBC reporter(s) covering the Beatles was an intelligence operative
Like BB King Like Doris Day Like Matt Busby
Uberkinder's site is pretty conclusive that Doris Day was replaced by a doppelganger as well. Lennon must have been wondering who else had been replaced after what happened with Faul. He/they had a few years to look into this issue and it seems Lennon had come up with these three names.
Let's use this thread to gather photographical and biographical evidence in order to determine if BB King was doppelganged.
I'm pretty sure the present BB King has diabetes (which can indeed onset late), and of course he is a large man. Photos of the young BB King show a much slimmer man. Simple weight gain or something else? Let's see what we can come up with.
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Post by PaulBearer on Aug 7, 2003 4:33:34 GMT
Like the FBI and the CIA And the BBC
Like = similar to but not exactly.
Put these together and you get a British Intelligence operation, not responsible for Paul and Brian's deaths but for the coverup and replacements.
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Post by TotalInformation on Aug 7, 2003 4:38:19 GMT
Yep, just did a separate thread on Busby.
Agree on "Like the" -- that's why I left my interpretation as an ambiguous "intelligence operative."
I'm still unclear on where the KKK is supposed to fit in beyond the firecrackers, but it's worth noting that under J Edgar Hoover, the KKK was basically run by undercover FBI agents and "confidential informants" with a few useful idiots thrown in for good measure.
And Lennon's assassination in 80 appears to have been a CIA op.
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Post by PaulBearer on Aug 7, 2003 4:42:17 GMT
British intelligence vs Amercian intelligence.
I think Amercian intelligence felt threatened by this British cultural invasion that just wouldn't go away, deliberately arranged for John's statement to be taken out of context, helped manipulate and stir up the anti-Beatles protest, including the radio station record-burning on Aug 13th 1966, and may ultimately have had a hand in the kidnapping but using the KKK. According to 60IF, it was MIB that came from the van.
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Post by TotalInformation on Aug 7, 2003 4:54:14 GMT
It's possible. American and British secret services generally work hand in glove, though.
But the FBI rather then the CIA would have been running the Klan. And being attacked by the Klan generally raises one's profile as a "good guy." (Remember the Beatles were the "good guys" to the Stones "bad guys" back then.)
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Post by TotalInformation on Aug 7, 2003 13:12:47 GMT
BB King and Elvis, 1957. BB King's tour bus was apparently totally engulfed by flames in 1958. Supposedly no one was injured or killed. Strangely, King's life insurance had been canceled the day before.
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Post by Uberkinder on Aug 7, 2003 17:58:58 GMT
Thanks for those pictures; I've been trying desperately to get good early pictures of B.B. King.
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Post by TotalInformation on Aug 7, 2003 18:17:43 GMT
I used the google image search. Note the CD cover is I believe a recent release, so it could be tampered with.
However that is probably less likely than the case with pics of Paul given the publicity of Paul is Dead.
From what I could tell, there is something of a dearth of pictures of King from about 1958-70 . . .
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Post by PaulBearer on Aug 8, 2003 9:05:33 GMT
1958 appears to have been a very good and busy year for cultural icon replacements!
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Post by superman on Mar 11, 2010 23:49:32 GMT
BB King and Elvis, 1957. BB King's tour bus was apparently totally engulfed by flames in 1958. Supposedly no one was injured or killed. Strangely, King's life insurance had been canceled the day before. B.B. King wasn't replaced ONCE but TWICE!
And it seems that the first time took place in the 1940's.
And BOTH times he was replaced it involved being in places that were engulfed in fire.
I'll first relate what became of the FIRST fake B.B. King according to my my grandmother and step-grandfather. I know I posted this before on the other forum, but anyway ...
The man we now know as B.B. King lived alone on a farm at 14 years of age! He worked the small farm all alone with no adult supervision whatsoever. To pass the time he strung guitar strings in his doorway and plucked at them when he was bored. That’s how he learned to play the guitar.
But this extraordinary young man was NOT B.B. King.
This nameless young man left the farm and was just one of many struggling bluesmen in the American South. Now, you have to understand that there were a lot of guys running around pretending to be famous musicians. The public in these rural areas by and large knew these bluesmen by word-of-mouth, not Photos. So if some guy came into town claiming to be, say, Leadbelly, you really couldn't disprove it. Until you heard the pretender play, that is.
Now at the time this young man was roaming around and struggling for work, there was a truly talented musician playing around the South called The Beale Street Blues Boy. This was the REAL B.B. King. This authentic B.B. recorded for Bullet Records and even the fledgling Sun Records in the 40’s.
Meanwhile, the struggling fake B.B. did a dastardly thing by sometimes pretending to BE the Blues Boy … and was a good enough guitar player that many bought it.
Now while all this was going on, the REAL Blues Boy was performing at a dance in Arkansas. While he played a couple of patrons of this “Juke Joint” (a ramshackle club hidden in the woods) started fighting. These two fighters accidentally knocked over a huge tub filled with liquor …and a fire resulted when this liquor came into contact with the kerosene lamps that lined the walls and kept the place lit. The place caught fire, but only one person was killed. The famous Beale Street Blues Boy!
So only the fake Blues Boy was left. And thus he became the REAL Blues Boy. Now, no one is sure if he felt guilty for usurping another man’s life or not, but he refused to be called “Blues Boy” after the authentic one’s death. He shortened his nickname to simply B.B.
Today, B.B. tells the story of how HE was the Blues Boy who was in the fire, but he survived ... having raced outdoors to safety.
THIS B.B. King would act as B.B. King right up till the bus incident.
And the REAL Blues Boy had something that the phony B.B.s didn’t … the Gibson guitar that was almost as famous as he was. THAT guitar burned in the fire right along with the authentic Blues Boy.
But how does the CURRENT B.B. explain the guitar’s absence?
Well he often repeats the fanciful tale about how, upon realizing that he’d left his beloved guitar inside the burning juke joint, he rushed back inside to retrieve it, almost getting killed again by the fire in the process. B.B. then tells us that, when he later found out that the fight had been over a woman named Lucille, he decided to give the name to his guitar to remind him never to do a crazy thing like fight over a woman.
In truth, the name "Lucille" was probably a form of Lucifer For it has been stated that the original Blues Boy was dead as a result of making a wrong move with some pretty dark mystical forces. He was the only one killed in the fire.
But I digress ....
The phony B.B. claims the guitar was heavily damaged by the fire, and that’s the reason he tells fans (who had heard of the famous guitar) he doesn’t play it anymore. When persistent fans of the REAL Blues Boy asked to see the charred damaged remains of the guitar, he told them that it was stolen from the trunk of his car New York!
Sometime after the fire, the phony B.B. himself disappears for four days. It is said that he visited someone who “reinstated” the spirit of the real Blues Boy into the phony B.B.’s body. Some even say he went to the unmarked patch of earth where the real Blues Boy had been interred.
When B.B. returns to the so-called “Chitlin Circuit” of clubs and cafes where he played, he performed a song called "Three O'Clock Blues," and blew everyone away. He then began touring nationally, wowing everyone with a style that was a mix of Blind Lemon Jefferson, T-Bone Walker, Sonny Boy Williams and others. When asked how he’d managed to improve so quickly, the response was something on the order of “I’m playing for two now.”
B.B. met the original Paul McCartney just before Rubber Soul. When Beatles publicist Pete Bennett and Beatles promoter Sid Bernstein got together for a project separate from their principle clients years later, the Beatles ran into B.B. again. But B.B. noticed that Paul was different.
Allegedly Paul tells B.B. that he isn’t the original Paul McCartney, and B.B. laughs and says something like “Well hell, I’m not the real B.B. King!” I guess B.B. wasn’t surprised because by this time he’d already been paling around with Eric Clapton, who SOME say … Okay, that's the legend. The TRUTH may be that the government (C.I.A. or F.B.I. whatever) got wind of the fact that B.B. wasn't the original Blues Boy and helped him along for their own nefarious reasons. For all we know they may have had something to do with the demise of the original Blues Boy. Notice on B.B. King’s website www.bbking.com/ how he speaks, with clear sadness, of his desire that his “grave be kept clean”. If what was said is true about how he went to the grave of the original Blues Boy to reinstate his spirit into HIS body, I can see why this would be of some concern to Mr. King!Take note of how often "TWO" factors into the imagery "B.B. King" adorns himself, stages, album covers and album concepts with.
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Post by khamira on Mar 12, 2010 10:41:03 GMT
Nice album cover, 2 fakes: FF FING&FERIC FLAPTON. Birds of a feather flock together. If FAUL had been also on the cover, we would have had a f**ked up trinity.
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Post by duodamsel on Apr 7, 2010 18:50:33 GMT
The "real" B.B. King died in a bus crash right? In this video you can see B.B. King emerge ghost-like from a bus. What movie is that?
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Post by beldabeast on Nov 13, 2010 22:50:00 GMT
I have a theory the Doris Day reference in DIG IT was due to 3 of the Beatles hanging out at the Sharon tate murder house in 67 and 68.
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Post by sweetlorettamartin on Nov 23, 2010 0:51:49 GMT
But if the members of the "Beatles" from 67 until the end of that era were replacements, then fakes would have been in that Canyon, and it seems like a great deal of peculiarities came from that area, and how many of the "rock stars" of the late 60's had come from or had lived in that area.
Interesting BB KING goes so far back, and we have been conditioned to think that one person is the person known as BB KING. How disturbing...and how widespread this really is.
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