The Beatles

In the early 1970s, the FBI - along with anyone who listened to the things he said at the time - worked out that John Lennon harboured left-wing sympathies. But only now have the US authorities revealed the extent of the data held on the ex-Beatle. According to one of J Edgar Hoover's confidential sources, John Lennon experimented with illicit drugs, and was busted once for possession of marijuana. Such are the highlights of the last 10 documents in Lennon's FBI file - documents deemed so sensitive that, for years, the US government refused to release them on the grounds that to do so could "reasonably be expected to... lead to foreign diplomatic, economic and military retaliation against the United States." Yes, ladies and gentlemen, we can now reveal to you the shocking news that John Lennon - despite his bewilderingly long hair and his mystifying habit of lying in bed for days at a time - was a peace activist who opposed the Vietnam War, spoke out against British military intervention in Northern Ireland, met and gave interviews to leading anti-war advocates on both sides of the Atlantic, and was even known, on occasion, to open his cheque book to put his money where his mouth was. What this is really about is the FBI and the four presidents since Nixon who kept this secret. These are scanned copies of the actual FBI file in entirety. You'll even see the hand written notes. THIS BOOK WILL ABSOLUTELY BLOW YOUR MIND. A DEFINITE MUST READ THE FBI NEVER WANTED THE PUBLIC TO SEE THIS FILE. GET YOUR COPY NOW