For what it's worth

[davis]

this has only 2.7k views. I just saw it and thought I'd share here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R0-gJXBRAg

[Buda]

Thanks for the link. As eccentric as such conspiracy theory shows sound like, it was a great listen as Alan seemed to know some stuff in detail.

[davis]

He got a few details wrong, according the what I've always heard. e.g., Jim was sitting on the beach and along comes Ray.

[five2one]

He got a few details wrong, according the what I've always heard. e.g., Jim was sitting on the beach and along comes Ray.

I listened to most of it, but largely didn't like it. Though no one is as they usually first appear.

Not in that world, anyway. Maybe they are.

But, my view is set in stone, anyway. I think the only "conspiracy" truly against Jim was the conspiracy of human beings reacted against something from the future and past and up above (not "outer space", for me, but I see life just as a very vivid dream, one set in stone and not).

(To contrast, say, against Ailes like 'lizard people' joke, that maybe he isn't even in on, lol.)

Poster "MojoInTheSky", or something similar, said here, which rings hard true to me, Jim probably just let himself go, at the end, to go to his next life. Which, by his consistent lyrics he believed in, and so do I.

We are humans and we are angels ("with angel's claws", or whatever it was). I am not sure which Jim was. Probably both. Maybe neither.

Whatever the case, he made a good run, 'true to his soul', as his dad wrote on his tombstone on the end. (And IMNSHO very much deserved to, despite this guy's recollection, whom I don't think really knew him.)

(One thing to be married in. Something else to be related. Something else entirely to have actually been him.)