CODE PEACE - POP CULTURE NON-FICTION BOOK, INCLUDES ANALYSIS OF SONG LYRICS PLUS SOME PHOTOS. AVAILABLE FOR THEATRICAL FEATURE FILM PRODUCTION. FOR RIGHTS CONTACT: pepperchomsky.writer@gmail.com EXCERPTS: "I delved into the life and death of John Lennon, for reasons I don't entirely understand, some curiosity as a fan, some psychic disposition, trying to catch the wave of Lennon's enormous spirit and the love he shared with Yoko. Inspired by Oscar Handlin's book "Truth in History" I have read an exhaustive number of books, viewed film biographies, magazine articles, Internet sites, record album notes, and conducted several interviews with people who knew John Lennon and lived with him. In following Handlin, a professor emeritus from Harvard and one of America's most respected historians and educators, I used more than traditional tools. As a type of "cultural archeologist" I have drawn my own opinion on Lennon's brutal murder, and reached a number of unique conclusions." "John Lennon openly expressed an irreverent mistrust of power. In Britain he returned his MBE. In the USA, he derided Richard Nixon. As Yoko Ono explained in an interview with Billboard Magazine, "I knew that he knew he was playing a dangerous game. "Gimme Some Truth" is what he was thinking, so he was pushing that to the point that it might have been dangerous, and he was probably too daring for his own good. He knew that. "Gimme Some Truth" is not just another anthem. It points to reality, a reality ...
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CODE PEACE - The Secret that KILLED John Lennon
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CODE PEACE - POP CULTURE NON-FICTION BOOK, INCLUDES ANALYSIS OF SONG LYRICS PLUS SOME PHOTOS. AVAILABLE FOR THEATRICAL FEATURE FILM PRODUCTION. FOR RIGHTS CONTACT: pepperchomsky.writer@gmail.com EXCERPTS: "I delved into the life and death of John Lennon, for reasons I don't entirely understand, some curiosity as a fan, some psychic disposition, trying to catch the wave of Lennon's enormous spirit and the love he shared with Yoko. Inspired by Oscar Handlin's book "Truth in History" I have read an exhaustive number of books, viewed film biographies, magazine articles, Internet sites, record album notes, and conducted several interviews with people who knew John Lennon and lived with him. In following Handlin, a professor emeritus from Harvard and one of America's most respected historians and educators, I used more than traditional tools. As a type of "cultural archeologist" I have drawn my own opinion on Lennon's brutal murder, and reached a number of unique conclusions." "John Lennon openly expressed an irreverent mistrust of power. In Britain he returned his MBE. In the USA, he derided Richard Nixon. As Yoko Ono explained in an interview with Billboard Magazine, "I knew that he knew he was playing a dangerous game. "Gimme Some Truth" is what he was thinking, so he was pushing that to the point that it might have been dangerous, and he was probably too daring for his own good. He knew that. "Gimme Some Truth" is not just another anthem. It points to reality, a reality ...
CODE PEACE - POP CULTURE NON-FICTION BOOK, INCLUDES ANALYSIS OF SONG LYRICS PLUS SOME PHOTOS. AVAILABLE FOR THEATRICAL FEATURE FILM PRODUCTION. FOR RIGHTS CONTACT: pepperchomsky.writer@gmail.com EXCERPTS: "I delved into the life and death of John Lennon, for reasons I don't entirely understand, some curiosity as a fan, some psychic disposition, trying to catch the wave of Lennon's enormous spirit and the love he shared with Yoko. Inspired by Oscar Handlin's book "Truth in History" I have read an exhaustive number of books, viewed film biographies, magazine articles, Internet sites, record album notes, and conducted several interviews with people who knew John Lennon and lived with him. In following Handlin, a professor emeritus from Harvard and one of America's most respected historians and educators, I used more than traditional tools. As a type of "cultural archeologist" I have drawn my own opinion on Lennon's brutal murder, and reached a number of unique conclusions." "John Lennon openly expressed an irreverent mistrust of power. In Britain he returned his MBE. In the USA, he derided Richard Nixon. As Yoko Ono explained in an interview with Billboard Magazine, "I knew that he knew he was playing a dangerous game. "Gimme Some Truth" is what he was thinking, so he was pushing that to the point that it might have been dangerous, and he was probably too daring for his own good. He knew that. "Gimme Some Truth" is not just another anthem. It points to reality, a reality ...
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