[Vision2020] [Spam] The Dixie Chicks Messed Up Their Plans...

[lfalen]

Ted

Do you really believe this crap.  I don't think much of Lyndon Johnson. He stole hes first election to the House and he may have been evolved in the death of Billy sol Estes( although probably not directly). there was no conspiracy in the deaths of either Kennedy. Don Boles was murdered by people he was exposing in newspaper reports. I do not think that there was any conspiracy to  censor rock n' roll. It has survived quite nicely. I do not like hard rock and I am unhappy with  New County, because it has gone to heavy to rock. What Buffy Sainte-Marie I have heard I thought was ok. I don't think there hase been any censorship here. Except for a few notable exceptions ( Lincoln's assassination) most of the conspiracy theories are groundless.

Roger
-----Original message-----
From: "Ted Moffett" starbliss at gmail.com
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 22:51:09 -0800
To: Vision2020 vision2020 at moscow.com
Subject: [Spam] [Vision2020] The Dixie Chicks Messed Up Their Plans...

> All:
> 
> In doing a bit of Buffy Sainte-Marie research, I found this gem of a story.
> Some of the content is probably true, other statements induce a highly
> skeptical reaction, but nonetheless, some claims "ring true" given the
> current culture wars over the war in Iraq relating to the music industry,
> especially the Dixie Chicks.  No wonder they received death threats!  How
> dare they hijack this "all-American music" to inject an anti-war message!
> If Bob Dylan had spoke out as a critic on the war in Iraq, would the
> reaction have been so intense?  And if it is true that in the past there was
> a coordinated effort to block Buffy Sainte-Marie's music from reaching the
> public, how sad!:
> 
> http://www.indiancountry.com/content.cfm?id=1096413425
> 
> "In his federal court affidavit, Schlund said he has knowledge of ''the
> detailed plans for the break-up and destruction of rock n' roll music
> including the assassinations of many people to achieve their goals. The
> detailed plans to replace rock n' roll music with all-American music called
> country western.''
> 
> ''The assassinations started long before Vietnam but the plans to replace
> rock n' roll with country western music started during the Vietnam War and
> have continued to the present,'' Schlund stated to the court."
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> Ted Moffett
> 
>