Was John Lennon's "Imagine" a Communist Manifesto?

[ILLuminato]

I mean he did spend a lot of time with that Asian lady...



What do you think?

[squealpiggy]

No.


That is all.

[ILLuminato]

No.


That is all.

That means, in your unconscious mind, that is a Yes.

Denial much?

[The Underboss]

Why do you think there's a statue of him in Communist Cuba?

[Shadows]

All I know is that it gets overplayed on the radio.

[squealpiggy]

Why do you think there's a statue of him in Communist Cuba?

They love Yellow Submarine?

[The Underboss]

They love Yellow Submarine?

The Beatles' music were banned in Cuba during the early part of the 60's (After Castro and the Post-Revolution)...during the 70's their music became famous in the island, Lennon became famous because of his Left-Wing Communist ideas.

[ILLuminato]

Squeally can you agree with me on anything? I don't know what your beef is with me but can we squash it? It's getting in the way of your intelligence, which I thought you had in abundance.

[Leakbeak]

Asian lady? Yoko Ono was a Jap, not a ***** and they are a democracy. It was obviously a communist manifesto and this is very very very old news. The bit where he says 'some say that I'm a dreamer' gives it away, and is probably his answer to the cinical George Orwell. Liverpool has a very strong trade union/left wing culture and this is not a surprise really. Bill Shankly switched to full red kits at LFC, because it looked more dangerous to the opponents but also because he was moe left wing than the labour party

[squealpiggy]

Squeally can you agree with me on anything? I don't know what your beef is with me but can we squash it? It's getting in the way of your intelligence, which I thought you had in abundance.

I don't think it's a communist manifesto, I think it's hippy daydreaming.