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Mark Devlin | Music’s Military Intelligence Roots & Elite Bloodlines of Entertainment
The Beatles, Tavistock Institute, Social Engineering
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones are described as products of the Tavistock Institute, created to facilitate social engineering in the 1960s. The transition from innocent pop songs to psychedelic music in 1966 is framed as a coordinated plan to steer a generation toward specific social attitudes. This "switch" allegedly utilized the public's trust in the band to normalize radical cultural changes.
