Steve
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Roger Waters promotes 9/11 conspiracy theories...
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Steve
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Vixen has never encountered a topic on which myriad life experiences have not made her an instant expert. A true polymath in every sense of the word.
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Mojo
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Careful! You might get told off for putting words in someone's mouth.
P.J. Denyer
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I know there's been some inflation since the '60s, but i don't see tuppence there.
A farthing at best.
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I wouldn't disagree.
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That certainly seems to be the consensus around here.
You must have had such penetrating access to the inner managerial workings and personal relationships of said management company, what with putting up promotional posters for them. What years did you do this, by the way?
And you know this, how? I'm not aware of him ever having been diagnosed as schizophrenic at any point. His own family members have said that he was not diagnosed with any mental illness, and that he was never given or recommended any therapy or medication.
As I said, a charming, witty, creative mad genius.
This is where I wonder if you're deliberately misrepresenting what I wrote, or if your reading comprehension is just that lacking. Did you not read my comments about him having written most of the songs on The Piper at the Gates of Dawn? Did you not read my account of his band mates missing their "charming, witty, creative mad genius"?
You can't just ignore the fact of his excessive LSD use. There are numerous accounts by people remarking about his rapid personality change. There are reports of his standing about on stage, strumming a single chord, or not playing at all, while staring off into space. Stories about him not knowing where he was, forgetting to bring his gear.
Pink Floyd was one of my earliest musical obsessions, going back some forty three yeas ago. As a kid, the closest I ever came to having a nickname was in the early '80s when my friend José called me "Floyd" in reference to my affinity for the band. But because he was the only one who did so, it never stuck. Some of the first songs I ever learned to play were Pink Floyd songs. I know your knee-jerk reaction is to establish that anyone who disagrees with you about anything is inferior to yourself in knowledge, but I don't need to reference Wikipedia to have a conversation about Pink Floyd.
How so? By not wanting to continue putting up with his drug abuse and the effect it was having on their writing, recording and performances? Were they treating him appallingly by making sure he continued to receive the royalty payments that supported him for the rest of his life?
Opinions are subjective.
Seems realistic.
Axxman300
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It would have been like trying to keep Brian Wilson on with the Beach Boys. There came a point where the band had to make a choice, and they did. I treat Pink Floyd as two bands. Syd left his mark, when he was there it was his band. After he was out, well, the rest is history. And Waters is a wiener head. Always was.
And as bad as Brian Wilson was, there was still a nugget of genius in there. He couldn't tour, but he could semi-function as a writer. Syd had nothing, from what I understand. He was well and truly fried.
Reformed Offlian
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Whereas Syd really showed 'em with his later solo career.
That's a bit mean, but it underlines the sad reality that the band made the right call.
Axxman300
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It was the best thing for Syd. No way he could function day-to-day in that environment. The whole story is heartbreaking.
SpitfireIX
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I think it's from a different part of the horse's anatomy.
SpitfireIX
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From National Review:
Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters and comedian Jimmy Dore are set to headline a four-day 9/11 conspiracy theory conference in New York City, during the 25th anniversary of the attack.
Hosted by the International Center for 9/11 Justice, “Turning the Tide: 9/11 25 Years Later” will take place in East Harlem’s El Museo del Barrio. The museum is publicly subsidized by the City of New York, but it appears to be renting space to the group, not sponsoring the event.
The event includes a smattering of speakers, many of whom have alleged the U.S. and Israel profited from and were involved in orchestrating the 9/11 attacks.
Organizers with 9/11 Justice have described their mission as creating a “post-post-9/11 world,” in which the U.S. is no longer “shaped by the false official account of 9/11.” . . .
The director of “9/11 Trillions: Follow The Money,” James Corbett; the author of “Loose Change,” Jason Bermas; the author of “The Call for Help : 911 the Other Side,” and 39 others are schedule to speak.
Corbett’s 2015 documentary claims that a spike in “put options” on United and American Airlines leading up to 9/11 proves that certain traders had prior knowledge of and profited from the attacks. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission began investigating the matter on September 12, 2001 and concluded there was no evidence that anyone who had advanced knowledge on the attacks traded on the basis of that information.
Another speaker, James Li, has recently branched out of 9/11 theories. His most recent documentaries on YouTube are titled, “They Aren’t Building AI Data Centers (It’s Way Worse),” “TPUSA 2.0: Why Charlie Kirk Had to Die (Allegedly),” and “Is Jared Kushner Mossad?”
The goals listed on the International Center for 9/11 Justice’s website include “organizing, preserving, and presenting the best empirical 9/11 research” and “raising mass public awareness and sparking broad-based demand for justice for the millions of people affected by 9/11 and its aftermath.”
Tickets for all four days of the conference are listed at $160.
"a post-post-9/11 world" Mojo
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Maybe P.J. Denyer could take his new Marshall 4X12.
Steve
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Seems to be a dearth of engineers and scientists among the speakers.From National Review:
Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters and comedian Jimmy Dore are set to headline a four-day 9/11 conspiracy theory conference in New York City, during the 25th anniversary of the attack.Hosted by the International Center for 9/11 Justice, “Turning the Tide: 9/11 25 Years Later” will take place in East Harlem’s El Museo del Barrio. The museum is publicly subsidized by the City of New York, but it appears to be renting space to the group, not sponsoring the event.The event includes a smattering of speakers, many of whom have alleged the U.S. and Israel profited from and were involved in orchestrating the 9/11 attacks.Organizers with 9/11 Justice have described their mission as creating a “post-post-9/11 world,” in which the U.S. is no longer “shaped by the false official account of 9/11.” . . .The director of “9/11 Trillions: Follow The Money,” James Corbett; the author of “Loose Change,” Jason Bermas; the author of “The Call for Help : 911 the Other Side,” and 39 others are schedule to speak.Corbett’s 2015 documentary claims that a spike in “put options” on United and American Airlines leading up to 9/11 proves that certain traders had prior knowledge of and profited from the attacks. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission began investigating the matter on September 12, 2001 and concluded there was no evidence that anyone who had advanced knowledge on the attacks traded on the basis of that information.Another speaker, James Li, has recently branched out of 9/11 theories. His most recent documentaries on YouTube are titled, “They Aren’t Building AI Data Centers (It’s Way Worse),” “TPUSA 2.0: Why Charlie Kirk Had to Die (Allegedly),” and “Is Jared Kushner Mossad?”The goals listed on the International Center for 9/11 Justice’s website include “organizing, preserving, and presenting the best empirical 9/11 research” and “raising mass public awareness and sparking broad-based demand for justice for the millions of people affected by 9/11 and its aftermath.”Tickets for all four days of the conference are listed at $160."a post-post-9/11 world"
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Someone should buy 1000 copies of vinyl The Tide is Turning and shove them up his rear orifice.
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And anti-Semitism is generally based on conspiracy theories, so they tend to go hand-in-hand. For example, the whole Nazi ideology was generally based on conspiracy theories about Jews.