This is a very strange book. In terms of details about the Faul McCartney conspiracy, it is a goldmine, and it rings fairly true.
Billy Shears is highly concerned with names, and the power of Paul's name in particular to open doors for him and make him as rich as Solomon. The prime concern of antichrist is to make a name for himself. There are also plenty of biblical references, and allusions to the false "Apostle" Paul. There are references to his efforts in bringing about the New World Order, connections with Masons, and the Illuminati. He states "I am that I am", and says of himself, that he is all sixes, and 666. He suggests that he now channels all three dead Beatles, further suggesting that he is the small head on the Beast of Revelation, speaking great things, that replaces the three heads that were torn out by the roots. (When you think about it, the one head would have to be related in some way, in people's minds, to the three heads it replaces, which themselves would have to be related.)
He says his hopes for the world are all of peace and love, but it is vain to think he can bring those things about through such a massive deception, the channeling of the dead, which is forbidden by God, and so much schizophrenic personal confusion. In code, he says he wants a new heart. Let's hope he gets one.
P.S. A message to Billy:
Your interpretation of your painting misses the mark. Hour right hand doesn't let your left hand know what it is doing. (Or is it the other way around?) The headless birds are the spirits of the three dead Beatles, which you can't grasp, no matter how hard you try. The dead know nothing, and they can't speak to you, or impart their magic to you. They flew free of your grasp.
You don't mention Jesus in your book. Are you respecting the terms of a contract the Beatles signed? A contract nobody, including yourself, mentions, which must have included a provision not to speak of Jesus or the kingdom of heaven? Didn't Jesus warn us not to take oaths?
You have been using names and images, and playing the imposter so long that you see all things through a distorted lens. Your fascination with William Wallace possibly also misses the mark. It was another William, the conqueror, who had for his sign, a wolf, the sign of the tribe of Benjamin. King Saul, and Paul of Tarsus, were of that tribe and they misled Israel.
Jesus wasn't fond of Solomon, and he would have told him to give away his money to follow him, and have a new heart.
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Once you get over the initial shock of the books content and stand back and look objectively at the facts and proof presented, it all makes sense now. It solves the odd behaviour that always puzzled me that happened between the seemingly tight knit Fab 4 during their hey-day till about the time John’s British newspaper interview of the dropped J.C. bomb leaked and into the post Brian Epstein era. This is also the time when Paul seems to have taken over and John’s group starts to fizzle out; to quote a famous non Beatles song....they “lost-that-lovin-feelin” between them.Whether you believe this book or not will depend on how open minded you are. This book challenges your entire belief system, not just about the Beatles and Sir P. but also about everything going on in the world in general during the 1960’s....to me this is a good thing.The internet is filled with many quotes from this book which take on a sinister slant taken out of context. Things like; Satanism, Social engineering, MK-Ultra, CIA, Tavistock, Free Masons, etc... etc... etc... yes it is all mentioned in this book but whether it is part of the real truth or the needed fiction aspect of this reveal, doesn’t really matter in the long run... we all got great memories and great music that still stands up today filling our lives with joy. If the CIA “is” connected with this story even in a small way, it would be the “only” good thing that sinister agency has ever done for mankind.Playing devils advocate...wink... the main theme of this book is hammered home throughout the book and to my belief the writing is padded to get it to the spooky page 666 that the book has. While Sir P. gives due credit to those that deserve it, on the other hand he is not shy about also espousing his own great talent throughout the writings and cementing the fact how he more or less alone saved the band through his own perfectionism and also putting down most of the Beatles pre-1967 catalogue as mere goofy and forgettable love loves.I wonder how many people actually spotted these clues on their own before the release of this book. I imagine very few other than hard-core Beatles fans.
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