[DallasBiff]

There are some like 10 videos on Youtube, saying 7 Colombian youths were taken to heaven and hell, and when they were in hell they saw John Lennon.

The Lord allowed us to see a man who was inside of one of the cauldrons. He was upside down and pieces of flesh were falling off his face. He stared at the Lord intently and then started to shout and call on the name of Jesus. He pleaded, "Lord have mercy! Lord give me a chance! Lord take me out of here!" But the Lord Jesus wouldn't look at him. Jesus simply turned his back to him. When Jesus did this, the man started to curse and blaspheme the Lord. The man was John Lennon, the member of the satanic music group called "The Beatles." John Lennon was a man who mocked and made fun of the Lord during his lifetime. He said that Christianity was going to disappear and Jesus Christ would be forgotten by all. However, today this man is in hell and Jesus Christ is alive!! Christianity hasn't disappeared either.

Found it interesting, I don't know what would be worse, being with Yoko or being in hell.

I notice there are no reports of the other dead Beatle, George being in hell.

[Firehath]

Saw a bumper sticker

Five years ago

’ I still hate yoko ‘

Gog yokoed usa

MaGog yokoed nato

Rev 13

[bimboeruption]

I can’t think of another person, living or dead, who has a voice as horrible as Ono’s.

[Mariner]

I’m wonderin’ why I have the suspicion you believe that stuff.

[Organic Panic]

“Imagine”

How quaint. It is great to imagine all sorts of things like world peace, harmony and comfort. Unfortunately, there are savages whose sworn mission is kill every one of us and government bureaucrats. Until they “imagine” they can go to hell and I chose to live in reality.

[deks]

some background...

https://freerepublic.com/tag/imagine/index

[BenLurkin]

Lennon Racoon went back to his room, only to find Gideon’s Bible.

[caver]

It’s hard to “imagine” another song that people have tried to tie so much significance to.

[Srednik]

Hmm. I understood that in his last years John Lennon had adopted a conservative outlook.

[DesertRhino]

Reagan liked John. John liked him.

He wrote Taxman, and he wrote Revolution. “Don’t you know you can count me out”. That song was less serious theology than an artifact of the horrors coming out of Vietnam and the rest of SE asia. And the rest of the world was pretty violent in 70/71.
It was basically a musical version of Rodney King asking “can we all get along”. Childish and unrealistic.. but at least he should get credit for trying to calm things down. We sure wouldn’t see that today.

But time for the annual hatefest. I don’t know why it makes people feel good to hate a guy who got murdered 40 years ago... but whatever.

PS... the Columbian kids flat ass lied. Only a moron would believe them.

[ganeemead]

Face it, the Beatled sucked....

[Gay State Conservative]

He urged us to imagine no possessions yet he was worth something like $5 billion when he died. And that was back when a billion dollars was a lot of money.

[rllngrk33]

I always thought of that song as a communist anthem.

[dfwgator]

Only A Fool Would Say That

[Torahman]

Undoubtedly the stupidest, if not the the shallowest song ever written. This is the mind of a rich brat who may be well intentioned, but has no idea how he got here, or how to keep the miracle of Western Culture going.

[alstewartfan]

Credit? The repulsive lyrics makes me despise the song.

[Fiji Hill]

I first heard “Imagine” on a German radio station in early 1972. Since the DJ didn’t back-announce, I didn’t know the song’s title nor who sang it until months later. It struck me that it was essentially the Communist Manifesto set to music.

[Fiji Hill]

"Imagine" is a beautiful song, but as Communist anthems go, I prefer this one--written by Hanns Eisler, the brother of Soviet spy Gerhardt Eisler, who hopped a ship and fled to East Germany, making his escape from Richard Nixon and HUAC, who were hot on his tail.

Rise Up!--The New Singers (1935)

[Beowulf9]

Btw,I love John but I’m not blind to his mistaken ideology.

And for all the ‘imagine no possession’ stuff I notice you can’t pry any of it out of Yoko’s tight fists.

[SamuraiScot]

"Yoko actually helped a lot with the lyrics, but I wasn't man enough to let her have credit for it," Lennon confessed to reporter David Sheff during a series of interviews for Playboy magazine published just two days before Lennon was shot dead on December 8, 1980. . .

(So, do you think she set him up?)

[liberalh8ter]

I prefer Steely Dan's response to Lennon's, “Imagine”. A masterful take-down of hypocrisy. Only a Fool Would Say That