[reasonisfaith]

Was it that celebrities launch themselves into stardom with a planned satanic sacrifice, like Waylon Jennings possibly did when he intentionally gave up his seat on the plane that crashed, killing Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper, Ritchie Valens and pilot Roger Peterson?

I don’t know if Jennings was involved in such a plan. Maybe he was. The name “Outlaw Country” is consistent with a satanic belief system.

JFK’s death is also thought to have been a satanic sacrifice. And many others.

The NWO collapses when the keystone—their secrecy—is removed.

[bagster]

Was it that celebrities launch themselves into stardom with a planned satanic sacrifice...

I was thinking in larger terms. While the song may have been inspired by 'the day the music died' when Buddy Holly, Big Bopper and...and...Richie Valenzuela and his flying guitar crashed and died, I think that was more of a symbol for, like the song says, Bye, Bye Miss American Pie (America).

The fall of what was America. Look at the lyrics again and see if you don't make that connection. Some very interesting lyrics in there. I'd love to do a whole seminar on this with weirdos like you and me and the rest of the FReeQs sitting in.

Anyway, something to think about. Or not.

p.s. Too bad Holly didn't give up his seat. We could have done without Waylon, Big Bopper, and Valens (barely).

But Buddy Holly was genius and had tons of songs left in him. He was one of my very faves.