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Billy Rhythm said

Expert Textpert said
This article claims that John, who once met with four little grey men at the Dakota, was the mouthpiece for a race of peace-loving aliens, and that Chapman was enlisted by a warring group who wished to stamp out the other aliens’ message of peace and love. Could this be true?

http://www.azcentral.com/story…../10661635/

To tackle this question seriously would require only those who in fact believe in Aliens to begin with to take it on, for if you aren’t a “believer” you should heed the advice that some have suggested here, “Next”, as your replies would be completely biased by your own “belief” or, more accurately, “non-belief” predispositions.

I, for one, am a BELIEVER of countless others existing beyond our own orbit and would call myself a “veteran UFO researcher” just as the article by Bang Showbiz linked by Expert Textpert portrays Luckman to be.  I have been interested in Aliens/UFOs since before I even listened to The Beatles and still pursue the subject passionately to this day.  My own research has lead me to conclude that there’s far too much evidence on our own planet here over the ages to believe that’s there’s absolutely no possible way that we haven’t been (and still are) visited by living entities from other worlds.

Now having said this, I don’t believe that the article here is at all “true” as an accurate description of why John was killed.  I do, however, believe this to be yet another misinformation campaign to provide a smokescreen to why John was really killed.  It wreaks of misinformation so absolutely “unbelievable” that people will automatically swallow the “official” story and dismiss ANY alternate theories as to why John may have indeed been targeted by somebody else who wielded the a*****e directly responsible for a weapon by their own hand.  That’s an entirely different topic that has much more supporting evidence and is most certainly taboo on any “well-respected” media outlet.

My own take on John’s well-publicised UFO encounter in Manhattan is that John was in fact under surveillance by a very influential world power (unknown to just about everyone else including Nixon himself).  John’s description of the encounter doesn’t exactly match up to most other “believable” UFO encounters.  It sounds more to me that he’s describing a high tech surveillance device that was flown by remote.  Yes, it was an “Unidentified Flying Object” but not of the Alien variety by the sounds of his recollections, but something more of a top secret type of device following and gathering intelligence on his daily activities.  John Lennon disclosed to some that were close to him that he felt as though he was being followed and watched throughout the ‘Dakota Years’, he very likely was and not only by just the press.

There’s too many unanswered questions as to why that a*****e did what he did, or why he said he did what he did, but to completely accept the “official” story and not give alternate theories (even this one!) the time of day would be most naïve, in my opinion.  John Lennon was honest to a fault, and he didn’t need to fabricate stories like the one he told about his UFO experience to garner more attention, we know his word is good and if you want “the truth” behind “why?” he was killed, his UFO encounter is a good place to start your own investigation and not to be so easily dismissed as this article has had some of you do all ready…:-)

First, I have to admit I’m “basically” of the same belief.  While I’m not an active UFO/Alien researcher, to outright dismiss the concept that we’re not alone in the universe (or to stand fast on the notion that we are) borders on the ridiculous.  But that would deviate into dogma arguments and I’m not about to go there.  Having said that, I wish people (like Mr. Luckman) could discontinue using phrases like “little grey aliens.”  If you wish to be taken seriously, consider using terminology that isn’t instantly dismissed by the general public as being looney-tunes.  It may be an apt description, but if you’re bent on promoting a reality, recognize the reality of how it’s perceived. 

/end rant

That Ono quote stopped me:

Yoko Ono has previously stated she believes her deceased husband and his Beatles bandmates – Sir Paul McCartney , Ringo Starr and the late George Harrison – were musical ‘mediums.’  She is quoted as saying: ”They were like mediums. They weren’t conscious of everything they were saying, but it (the music) was coming through them.”

That lends itself to the assertion that an energy existed between the four of them that was superior to their individual talents.