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windmelody
Pallenberg was powerful and irresistible until the early seventies. Yet she has always been a disgusting bitch. She was attractive when Exile was done, but later on she became an horrible looking witch.

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MitchSeaGull
LOL. You sound like a true anti-Semite.

I just thought Jagger used poor judgement. So did VH-1.

Look "Stelth" poster, you are still ignoring the shirt said "Destroy". I stand by what I said. Furthermore you posted that "Swastikas are so cool" so is this a situation of "it takes an anti-semite to know an anti-semite?

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Stoneage
MSG has a point though. Turning up at your best friends wedding in a nazi uniform is not only undiscerning it's also disrespectful towards the wedding couple. Maybe Sir Michael should have returned the favour to Keith?

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MitchSeaGull
In May 1971, Mick Jagger married his first wife, Bianca, at a small, whitewashed chapel on a hillside above St Tropez. The British blues singer Terry Reid remembers having later gone to a room in the nearby Hotel Byblos where he and other Jagger guests could change before the reception.

"By and by we could hear a clanking noise growing ever louder," Reid told me. "It was coming down the corridor towards us. Clanking and rattling; very weird. All of a sudden it stopped right outside. The door swung open, and everyone did a double take.

"A man stood on the threshold. He was in full Nazi uniform. He seemed to be standing to attention, all SS tunic, with an Iron Cross or two dangling round his neck, and black jackboots. It was Keith."

[www.standard.co.uk]




Bianca was similarly ­discombobulated when things got out of hand at her wedding reception at the Cafe des Arts in St Tropez. Keith ­Richards, who had come dressed in the ­uniform of a Nazi officer, hurled an ashtray through a ­window before passing out. Bianca left the reception early.

[www.dailymail.co.uk]

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dcba
Please remove this thread...

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Silver Dagger
Let's get this clear. The punks used the swastika - primarily the Pistols and Siouxsie Sioux who dressed in Nazi regalia - as an obnoxious symbol that would piss off society. The t-shirt did not say 'Destroy Nazism'...it was sheer anti-social behaviour to get up people's noses. That what punk was about - if you could piss off the establishment you'd go for it.

Jagger wore the shirt to be trendy and gain credability with the punks. I don't think he thought it through properly. At no point did he make say I wanna destroy nazism. It was a silly move if you ask me.

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nick
All those photographers there and not ONE snapped a pic of Nazi Keith. It would seem to me if this was true, that EVERY one of them would had taken many pics to show the world. File this under Stones folklore.

The Biff @#$%& Trio feels slighted that this Mitch Siegal troll did not give them a mention.

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GasLightStreet
The word "swastika" comes from the Sanskrit svastika - "su" meaning "good," "asti" meaning "to be," and "ka" as a suffix.

Until the Nazis used this symbol, the swastika was used by many cultures throughout the past 3,000 years to represent life, sun, power, strength, and good luck.

It also was called by many different names

China - wan
England - fylfot
Germany - Hakenkreuz
Greece - tetraskelion and gammadion
India - swastika

[history1900s.about.com]

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MitchSeaGull
Gazza,

Look at this at with your own eyes. did I photoshop this or did not Anita Pallenberg pressure Brian Jones and Keith Richards to dress up as Nazis?