Is Paul Dead?

If you love the Beatles, if you believe they were an amazing group of young men who blossomed into brilliant song-writers and instrumentalists - and want to continue believing that - DO NOT READ ANY FURTHER

This article could disillusion you. You would hate me for evermore.

If, on the other hand, you want to gain an insight into how the music industry is a huge social-engineering exercise, and has been mind-controlling us all since the very beginning, read on. Warning - there is no going back. The information I plan to reveal may turn your belief system on its head. It might throw you into cognitive dissonance. It's an uncomfortable place to be. I know, I've been there.

If you're still with me, let's cut to the chase. The Beatles were an entirely manufactured band. Created by the Tavistock Institute. The Mop Tops didn't play the instrumentals on their own albums. The accompanying tracks were laid down ahead of time by top session musicians. The boys were brought in late in the day to lay the vocals on top of the instrumentals.

The Beatles didn't write (most of) their own songs. Most of the songs attributed to Lennon and McCartney were written by their producer, George Martin, Theodor Adorno, and a Tavistock team of professional ghost song-writers.

Biological Paul McCartney died in 1966 and was replaced by someone who went under many names - Billy Shears, Billy Campbell, Billy Shepherd. This guy is possibly the son of Aleister Crowley. He was also Vivian Stanshall of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band. He is taller than McCartney, with a thinner face. He is right-handed and McCartney was left-handed. Billy had to learn to play left-handed bass. He underwent plastic surgery to make him look more like Paul. Before 1966 The Beatles were a touring band. After 1966 they never appeared in public again. (Apart from one rooftop concert.) People would have noticed that Paul suddenly got taller. They became a studio band.

The song lyrics and album cover art are full of hints to the death of McCartney.

It wasn't only the Beatles. The Rolling Stones were also manufactured. The Beatles were the 'good' boys, the Stones were the 'bad' boys. Both propagating the same social-engineering agenda. The Tavistock Institute had all bases covered. If you didn't like the Beatles, or the Stones, there were the Kinks. And so on and so on.

This is all meticulously documented in the Youtube 'Paul is Dead' channel, by the wonderful musician and researcher, Mike Williams. Here it is: Paul is Dead. Proceed under advisement.