Belief is the death of intelligence...Robert Anton Wilson
I love ufo lore. I neither believe it nor disbelieve. But I enjoy it. I used to enjoy talking politics. But things that used to be discussed and then laughed off are now about blaming the other side for Hitler and the wanton slaughter of babies & old people. So politics ain't fun anymore.
Rock & Roll is still fun. Especially the conspiracies and I don't just mean the old Beatles rumor that Paul is dead. I've recently heard of another rumor that's fun.
Why, sometimes I've believed in as many as six impossible things before breakfast...Alice in Wonderland
So I'm reading one of the ufo books I've downloaded from Amazon. I have some eye issues these days so I don't read as much as I once did. And honestly like the true bookworm that I am I've always collected more books than I can read.
But there I was scrolling through a Kindle book and I read about the old Carpenters cover of "Calling occupants of all interplanetary craft" Which is a fun song in itself
Then I see where a Canadian group called Klatuu in the early 70's was the original artist. No biggie. But then I see where the rumor was that they were in fact The Beatles reunited and making a secret album.
But wait! There's more. Ringo had released an album called Goodnight Vienna with art work from "The Day the Earth Stood Still " Which of course featured Klatuu!
One and one and one is three ..."Come Together...The Beatles
So now it's almost as much fun as Tuesday Weld being the Queen of the Illuminati. Which was also a thing going around back in the day.
I love going down rabbit holes. Turns out David Bowie was into aliens. But then again how could Ziggy Stardust not be? But so was Olivia Newton John.
Now I haven't forgotten The Fab Four and the occupants of interplanetary craft. But, I'm pretty sure that rumor is really shallow. But I could see someone having a Doobie and pondering it back in the 70's.
So then I get back to my book called "Season of the Witch" how the occult saved Rock and Roll. I haven't had this much fun with a book since "Weird Scenes inside the Canyon." Laurel Canyon covert ops and the dark heart of the hippy movement. Which is a really good if a little flawed book
So anyway my rabbit holes have distracted me from a world at war. Hate, violence and meanness.
Go then. There are other worlds than these ...The Dark Tower. Stephen King.
So, I'm heading for more pondering of Illuminati movie stars and space traveling rock bands. So Beam me up Scotty.
Peace!
