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'75 Arkansa car ride Fred Slesser got pinned for some drugs
Keith for exposed weapon ie the knife
if you insist.
regarding John Jaymeson at the time the stones
didn't know what his real responsilbility was,
according to Cutler's book.
regarding Nights of Columbus
Mervin Belli was behind that
That is so funny! I was gonna post on the Gimme Shelter Gun thread a bunch of piss-take conspiracies (as it was getting way out there)...and the CIA bit was one! I was also gonna add that Dick Carter was an ex-CIA guy and the dog that walked across the stage was trained by the CIA to attack Mick during Stray Cat Blues. And the lady collecting money for Panther defense fund? She must fit into this somewhere.
Right. The dog that walked across the stage
that's my favorite part in the movie
Seriously John Jaymeson is the conspirator.
NICOS!!
If you don't wanna you don't hafta
Didn't the "transfusion story" begin with Tony Sanchez in Up and Down With the Rolling Stones?
also, kenneth anger isn't a satanist.
also, the title of the film is "invocation OF my demon brother" not to my demon brother.
that article is stupid. the author doesn't seem to realize that there's a difference between satanism and occultism and magick.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-01 04:27 by bernardanderson.
Keith has certainly allowed the legend of the transfusions to live on, in certain interviews he has claimed it to be true!
I wonder what Mick and the others must of thought of all that nonsense Richard Nixon was coming out with about their good friend John Lennon.
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Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
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copsnrobbers
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Date: August 31, 2010 22:10
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That the 1975 Arkansas bust actually involved a pound of smack and a loaded gun, not a knife and some reefer, and that the Stones added three dates at the end of the tour (which they did) in order to balance the budget of little Fordyce, Arkansas for a decade.
That sounds interesting. Can we have some mo'?
Came to my ears, circa '76, from the lips of a prominent (though now forgotten) Midwestern album rock DJ who'd spent a couple weeks being wined and dined in LA with music biz bigshots. I've proffered it here before only to have it dismissed out of hand by the 'know-it-alls.' The Stones DID cancel the three South American dates on their '75 Tour of The AMERICAS and replaced them with shows in the US, including a return to Buffalo, New York. One expert sniffed to me that the dates were canceled for logistical reasons which, one would think, would have been settled before undertaking a Tour of The AMERICAS.
'75 Arkansa car ride Fred Slesser got pinned for some drugs
Keith for exposed weapon ie the knife
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
NICOS
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Date: August 31, 2010 22:12
No, it's a bit stupid that I post this.........just forget it..
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Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
crumbling_mice
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Date: August 31, 2010 22:13
This is a brilliant thread, best for months...keep em coming
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
copsnrobbers
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Date: August 31, 2010 22:35
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NICOS
No, it's a bit stupid that I post this.........just forget it..
if you insist.
regarding John Jaymeson at the time the stones
didn't know what his real responsilbility was,
according to Cutler's book.
regarding Nights of Columbus
Mervin Belli was behind that
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
runrudolph
()
Date: August 31, 2010 22:43
got nothing else to do???
give it a wa..
give it a wa..
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
tomk
()
Date: August 31, 2010 23:19
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KeefyI think i beleive this one...Quote
dancingmisterd
Not really a Stones conspiracy per se but the rumor that the CIA passed out bad acid at Altamont. And according to Sam Cutler the Mafia & the Knights of Columbus were also involved -- somehow.
That is so funny! I was gonna post on the Gimme Shelter Gun thread a bunch of piss-take conspiracies (as it was getting way out there)...and the CIA bit was one! I was also gonna add that Dick Carter was an ex-CIA guy and the dog that walked across the stage was trained by the CIA to attack Mick during Stray Cat Blues. And the lady collecting money for Panther defense fund? She must fit into this somewhere.
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
colonial
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Date: August 31, 2010 23:31
crumbling mice..ya' haven't heard nothing yet mate..ya' wait to Mitchflorida gets started on subject of Conspiracy theories..Quote
crumbling_mice
This is a brilliant thread, best for months...keep em coming
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
copsnrobbers
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Date: August 31, 2010 23:37
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tomkQuote
KeefyI think i beleive this one...Quote
dancingmisterd
Not really a Stones conspiracy per se but the rumor that the CIA passed out bad acid at Altamont. And according to Sam Cutler the Mafia & the Knights of Columbus were also involved -- somehow.
That is so funny! I was gonna post on the Gimme Shelter Gun thread a bunch of piss-take conspiracies (as it was getting way out there)...and the CIA bit was one! I was also gonna add that Dick Carter was an ex-CIA guy and the dog that walked across the stage was trained by the CIA to attack Mick during Stray Cat Blues. And the lady collecting money for Panther defense fund? She must fit into this somewhere.
Right. The dog that walked across the stage
that's my favorite part in the movie
Seriously John Jaymeson is the conspirator.
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
swiss
()
Date: August 31, 2010 23:42
Quote
NICOS
No, it's a bit stupid that I post this.........just forget it..
NICOS!!
If you don't wanna you don't hafta
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
nkt44
()
Date: September 1, 2010 02:17
Isn't anybody going to mention Keith's transfusions? When he had ALL of his blood pumped out and replaced to beat the drugs rap.
I'm sure I read it somewhere.
They even had that story mentioned in one of the CSI episodes.
The Mars bar story was a horrible rumour to spread about a 21 year old girl. I've always felt sorry for Marianne.
I'm sure I read it somewhere.
They even had that story mentioned in one of the CSI episodes.
The Mars bar story was a horrible rumour to spread about a 21 year old girl. I've always felt sorry for Marianne.
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
Marie
()
Date: September 1, 2010 02:59
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nkt44
Isn't anybody going to mention Keith's transfusions? When he had ALL of his blood pumped out and replaced to beat the drugs rap.
I'm sure I read it somewhere.
They even had that story mentioned in one of the CSI episodes.
The Mars bar story was a horrible rumour to spread about a 21 year old girl. I've always felt sorry for Marianne.
Didn't the "transfusion story" begin with Tony Sanchez in Up and Down With the Rolling Stones?
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
bernardanderson
()
Date: September 1, 2010 04:19
crowley was not a satanist. that's a misconception.Quote
Keefan
I find the occult stuff to be quite interesting. This is all over the web, but I copied it from [www.av1611.org]
"A key link between the Rolling Stones and the Process Church is Kenneth Anger, a follower of the "founding father" of modern Satanism, Aleister Crowley. Anger, born in 1930, and a child Hollywood movie star, became a devoted disciple of Crowley."
also, kenneth anger isn't a satanist.
also, the title of the film is "invocation OF my demon brother" not to my demon brother.
that article is stupid. the author doesn't seem to realize that there's a difference between satanism and occultism and magick.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-09-01 04:27 by bernardanderson.
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
KeefintheNight82
()
Date: September 1, 2010 05:44
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nkt44
Isn't anybody going to mention Keith's transfusions? When he had ALL of his blood pumped out and replaced to beat the drugs rap.
I'm sure I read it somewhere.
They even had that story mentioned in one of the CSI episodes.
Keith has certainly allowed the legend of the transfusions to live on, in certain interviews he has claimed it to be true!
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
sweetcharmedlife
()
Date: September 1, 2010 06:04
That 71 Tele and Micksbrain are actually the same person.....Sorry couldn't resist.
"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"
"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"
Re: Whats your favourite Stones Conspiracy Theory?
Posted by:
colonial
()
Date: September 2, 2010 11:44
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colonial
I suppose all the Conspiracy theories people might think they have on The Rolling Stones..is nothing compared to the
Nixon vs Lennon one..
I wonder what Mick and the others must of thought of all that nonsense Richard Nixon was coming out with about their good friend John Lennon.
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