Aimee Allen: Censored by the CIA & Elektra Records for 5 Years
“Filling in for Alex who is covering Bilderberg 2008, Jason Bermas is joined by American pop/rock singer/songwriter Aimee Allen, who said that her album, I’d Start a Revolution If I Could Get Up In the Morning, was never released because the CIA told Elektra Records that they disapproved of the word “revolution”.
However, Allen’s single Revolution was released and became popular on MTV. It has also become the unofficial song of the Ron Paul Revolution movement.”
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Scott M. Sandridge’s first short story, “Treecutter,” was published in The Sword Review in July 2005. Since then, he’s gone on to publish more short stories, and write reviews for Tangent Online, Withersin, and The Fix. He has also been a columnist for the Double-Edged Publishing webzines, a Submissions Editor for Ray Gun Revival, and the Managing Editor of Fear and Trembling. He is currently an editor for Seventh Star Press and Loconeal Publishing.
His flash fiction story, “Sleep Paralysis”, was a Top Ten Finisher in the 2008 P&E Readers Poll for Best Short Story – Horror.
His short stories have appeared in various online magazines and print anthologies, including Silver Blade, Every Day Fiction, Morpheus Tales: Dark Sorcery Special Edition, and anthologies from Pill Hill Press, Wicked East Press, and Seventh Star Press.
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[…] Liberty Videos wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt “Filling in for Alex who is covering Bilderberg 2008, Jason Bermas is joined by American pop/rock singer/songwriter Aimee Allen, who said that her album, I’d Start a Revolution If I Could Get Up In the Morning, was never released because the CIA told Elektra Records that they disapproved of the word “revolution”. However, Allen’s single Revolution was released and became popular on MTV. It has also become the unofficial song of the Ron Paul Revolution movement.” We Are Change confronts Br […]
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Nice update. May Alex update us all soon about the Bilderberger proceedings. We’re all hungry for news about the Iran bombing and invasion to come.
Thanks! 🙂
From what I’ve gathered, special ops has already been goin on in Iran for a few months now. And it seems Bush might attack Iran without even bothering to tell Congress or the American people about it. The people really need to wake up and let Bush know that, even though he wants to be, he’s not King George. At the very least it’ll give McCain and Obama the message that pretend Kings will no longer be tolerated.
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[…] a Revolution (If I Could Get Up in the Morning). What happened next is a matter of debate. She claims Elektra refused to release the record because the CIA objected to her use of the term revolution, […]
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