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Did Paul McCartney REALLY Die in 1966? The Last Testament of George Harrison

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A New film that is just being released purports to be the actual Last Testament of George Harrison. In it, he describes all the details of Paul's Death, The Cover up, and the clues they put on their albums for the fans.

Is it real?

http://www.paulreallyisdead.com/home.html

Best-Mike
 
He blew his mind out in a car
He didn't notice that the lights had changed
A crowd of people stood and stared
They'd seen his face before
Nobody was really sure
If he was from the House of Lords.
 
Wow, it took just over 30 years to bring this conspiracy of Paul's death back. I remember if you played I am a Walrus backwards at the end it said, "Paul is dead, miss him, miss him". The Abbey Road and Sgt Pepper albums were also full of clues relating to death. If he is a body double, they did well, the replacement has a great voice :icon_thumleft:
 
Mighty AP said:
Is this for real? Its gotta be a hoax........right? :icon_scratch:
Did you hear Russell Crowe died? :wink:

Love your new avatar Gollum. :icon_thumleft:

I don't think it is a hoax, but then again............................

As far as my Avatar, I have ALWAYS been a big fan of Vyvyan Basterd and his hamster SPG (Special Patrol Group) HAHAHA

Best-Mike
 
Mighty AP said:
I think it was all just a game they were playing. You are all suckers! :tongue3: If he is a replacement I'd say he is better than the original.

When the beatles first came out,
Their songs Sucked.

"She loves you, Yea Yea Yea !" ? :tongue3:

Just one Example.

Live on stage, they were real bad.
but 10,000 screaming teen girls
blocked out just how bad they were.

I suppose they could have improved
or had singing lessons, but in later years
only paul had a voice.

(John was still my favorite)
I Never liked Pauls songs
they were too Kiddy like

anyway with Beards, any one of them could be
replaced temporairly but I doubt
they could have pulled it off perminantly.

I Always liked a good Conspiracy accusation
against the government ;D

but You can read alot of things from songs
if you want.
 
Musically he has been dead since his band Wings ended. What year did he last have a top ten hit? 1980 something maybe? Have you heard his voice on the radio promoting his latest tour....he sounds terrible. The man is 68 years old. It's time to retire. He is so rich it's not even funny. He should spend the rest of life living the good life, drinking $1000 bottles of wine, dating girls in their twenties and spoiling his grandkids.
 
I've seen some sites that had facial overlays & photos. Also photos that show the 'new Paul) being
at least 2 or 3 inches taller & being a larger man physically. The facial overlays don't seem to match.
Jane Asher exits & Linda Eastman comes in. Drastic change in the music. Billy Shepard won the Paul
look alike contest & was a musician. (not sure of the last name). Interesting conspiracy but I'm not
a big fan & surely won't bet on it. LOL
 
When the Abbey Road album was released in 1969 you can see Paul walking across the road with his eyes closed and bare foot and look at his middle finger flippin the bird :laughing7: that started the rumor that he was dead or at least 1 of the rumor,s
 

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Deepdiger60 said:
When the Abbey Road album was released in 1969 you can see Paul walking across the road with his eyes closed and bare foot and look at his middle finger flippin the bird :laughing7: that started the rumor that he was dead or at least 1 of the rumor,s

That was a great album.. There was also quite a bit of symbolism going on in that photo. John in white was the preacher; Ringo in black a mourner, Paul the deceased, and of course George the gravedigger. I forgot, but the plate on that white VW also meant something. But that was the album that started it and Sgt Pepper was even more covered in symbolism, especially with Paul holding the oboe.. The list is nearly endless...
 
Tubecity said:
Billy Shepard won the Paul look alike contest & was a musician. (not sure of the last name). Interesting conspiracy but I'm not
a big fan & surely won't bet on it. LOL

Billy Shears is the name you are looking for. It's even in a song:

"So let me introduce to you,
The act you've known for all these years,
Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Biiiiiiiiiillllllllll=eeeeeeee Sheeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaars"

Best-Mike
 
Billy Shears

http://digilander.libero.it/jamespaul/billy_shears_on_mal_evans_video.html


wiki answer

A fictional character on the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper" album who gets by/gets high/gonna try with a little help from his friends.
EDIT: Billy Shears is a character who is firstly mentioned in the song Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, by the Beatles. When the beatles where asked, they said that he sings the song "With a little help from my friends", which means he is Ringo. Although, it is believed that he is William Shears Campbell, who is a Paul McCartney lookalike. There is a "myth" in the Beatles, the PID (Paul Is Dead) hoax, which is supposedly, that Paul McCartney died in a car accident in the mid-60's (1966) and he was replaced by William Campbell, which might explain why the Beatles cancelled all the live tours from then on. I did some research, and I found out that William Campbell died in a car accident in this period also, that's why he is not alive today. Who knows, maybe the PID hoax is true, and the Beatles patched it all up...
 
....he blew his mind out in a car,

he didn't notice that the lights had changed.

a crowd of people stood and stared,

they'd seen his face before................... :wink:

Best-Mike
 
My god, too cool. We used to listen to radio programs in the late 60's about Paul is dead. Some of y'all are mis-remembering. 'Paul is dead, miss him, etc. is at the end of 'Blackbird'. At the end of Strawberry Fields we allegedly hear 'I buried Paul'. 'I am the Walrus' contains background singers singing 'Everybody loved Paul, everybody loved Paul, etc.' And then a passage from King Lear. 'Is he dead?, etc.' In 'Glass Onion' John Lennon acknowledges the rumor by telling us 'here's another clue for you all, the walrus was Paul'. Well I could go on as there's about a thousand other 'clues'. (I got the original White Album on vynil, and the included poster, which contains a 'plethora' of clues to Paul's death. I gave it to my daughter, who share's a birthday with John Lennon. It was a cool subject. I'm very sorry none of you will turn on the AM radio and hear 'Coming up next, a new one from the Beatles!' (well, maybe you won't) We always had the radio and maybe not the TV, and I always loved music (all genres) and you can't imagine how exciting it was to hear 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' for the first time. Or 'She Loves You'. (My dad hated that song.) John was the coolest Beatle in my opinion, and I still cannot figure out how 6 shots were fired and not a one hit Yoko Ono.
 
And the Abbey Road photo. I'll keep going. As I remember, John was the preacher, Ringo the undertaker, and George the gravedigger. Paul was the corpse; he was barefooted, and people were buried without shoes. The cigarette had nothing to do with it. The license plate on the VW said 28IF, which Paul would have been 28 'if' he lived. (Wrong, that wasn't his age.) Check out the OPD (officially pronounced dead) and the black carnation clue on the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band Album. (Got that one too.) (Hand above Paul's head, important clue.)
 
there was a radio station in Houston, mid 80's played beatles only.. dident last long. I guess i was the only fan
 

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