From: bakerj@gtephx.UUCP (Jon Baker)
Subject: Re: The Satanic Roots of Rock - Creating the Counterculture
Organization: AG Communication Systems, Phoenix, Arizona
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 18:18:04 GMT

In article <1a3rqrINN3pu@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu>, aq817@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Steve Crocker) writes:
> THE SATANIC ROOTS OF ROCK 
> by Donald Phau

>    Modern electronic-rock music,
> inaugurated in the early 1960s, is, and
> always has been, a joint enterprise of
> British military intelligence and
> Satanic cults.
>     For the past thirty years, Western
> society has been under the gun of a
> deliberate plan of cultural warfare,
> with the purpose of eliminating
> Judeo-Christian civilization as we
> know it. These plans must not succeed.

 ...

>    The cat was now out of the bag,
> but the protests were few and minor. In
> England, the BBC banned "A Day in the
> Life,'' and in the U.S.A., Maryland
> Governor Spiro T.Agnew, who would later
> be watergated, launched a campaign to
> ban "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds.'' 

Spiro Agnew was not involved in Watergate.
He resigned as Vice President of the US when he
was indicted by the IRS for federal tax evasion.
The Speaker of the House, Gerald R. Ford, was
appoint VP in his place.
Not a big point, but it forces me to shed some
doubt on the other 'facts' within this posting.

>    The first experimentation with LSD
> was begun in the early sixties, in the
> Haight-Ashbury section of San
> Francisco. The project was run by a
> joint CIA-British intelligence task
> force under the code-name MK-Ultra.

Timothy Leary claims to have been involved in
experimentation with LSD in medical laboratories
at UC Berkely in the late 50's/early 60's.  This
was allegedly the first use of LSD.

[ Monterry Pop Festival ]
>    The concert, including the staging
> and the huge innovative outdoor
> amplification, was run by Phillips. It
> was the first time that an American
> audience was exposed to such openly
> demonic British groups as The Who, and
> Jimi Hendrix. At the conclusion of
> their act, The Who, in a drug-crazed
> frenzy, destroyed all their guitars,
> amplifiers, and drums. Hendrix
> simulated masturbation with his guitar,
> on stage, while performing at
> ear-splitting volume levels. 

Totally cool!

>    There was a larger scheme in
> operation. The scheme was tied into
> MK-Ultra and it involved using
> Satanists around Phillips, along with
> agents such as Ken Kesey and Timothy
> Leary. The plan was to turn nearby San
> Francisco into a Satanist gaming
> preserve, mass recruiting and
> perverting young run-away teenagers.

I find it difficult to believe that Timothy
Leary was an agent of anything.  Neither he,
nor his long-time friend/nemesis G.Gordon Liddy
have made any mention of Timothy Leary being an
agent of ANY organization.

>    Phillips had earlier written the
> music to a song called "San Francisco''
> which sold over 5 million copies. The
> song called for youth throughout the
> country to come to San Francisco "with
> flowers in their hair.'' The song was a
> rallying cry to tens of thousands who
> came flooding into San Francisco in the
> summer of 1968 to join the new "hippie''
> movement, misnamed the Summer of Love.

Great song - too bad SF has gone to shit
since then.

J.Baker
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