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🇱🇹In Lithuania, the authorities forced workers to use grinders to cut off the word “USSR” from manhole covers....

Initially, they wanted to simply replace the hatches, but it turned out that the country did not have a single spare hatch...., and Lithuania itself had never produced them.... Then, the angry Lithuanian president ordered the workers to simply saw off the USSR innoscriptions.

SMEARING BOOMERS
A Tavistock/Club of Rome fake narrative

"I have been fending off the story that Paul McCartney died in 1966 several times recently. I am a Brit and the Beatles were already very famous here long before 1968 when the investigator’s personal knowledge begins.

I can assure you that Paul was Paul, his voice, appearance and demeanour did not change. When I heard the rumour that a guy called Billy Shears had replaced him I was disgusted. Not just because it was obviously a lie but because it was attached to a narrative associating the Beatles fame with manipulation by Tavistock Institute, Committee of 300 etc.

This infuriates me because it is a bald attempt to CLAIM our love revolution of the 60s.

I was THERE. It was a street level change from 1962 onwards, it did not begin with the Beatles as claimed. We grew our hair long, went barefoot, threaded flowers in our hair and had to make our own clothes because what we wanted to wear was not in the shops until later.

The Tavistock Institute wants to undermine Boomers and what we were - casting sick aspersions on our achievements. Don't believe it. The musicians I knew in London in the 1960s were independent, wild and free. They were not controlled by anybody. I met the Beatles, the Who, Fleetwood Mac (the original line-up) David Bowie and Peter Frampton of the Herd and Genesis. This was LONG before any of them were famous.

Nobody can ever convince me that George Martin was anything more than an ambitious producer working for EMI/Parlophone, a record label, who was tasked to 'tidy up' the sound.

Most of us liked the raw original musical style we had heard at the live gigs and, in fact, there was some drop-off in the Beatles’ popularity when their music became more polished, complex and etheric.

I remember my school friends losing interest in 1967 and I was the only one among us who remained a fan as they developed through the Indian influences they brought back from their visit to Rishikesh in northern India. They went there in February 1968 to participate in a Transcendental Meditation training course at the ashram of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

These attention seekers who spread lies about my generation, saying we were manipulated by nefarious agents infuriate me. All through the 60s we were demonstrating against the war in Vietnam, so there was a noticeable effort in the press and by authority figures, like the police, to discourage us by selling drugs into our community. That was what the 'authorities' did to us. Most of us saw through that though and did not do more than briefly experiment. We went on to take our philosophy into free festivals and the Peace Convoy which was massive until the Police wrecked it by smashing up our vehicles, shooting dogs, stealing kids and chemically coshing the adults."

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