PHIL OCHS~I AIN'T MARCHING ANYMORE

The Late, Great Phil Ochs(folk/social commentary singer)1940-1976 did more for Peace than any soldier ever did for war!

[@tenpirpa4503]

I‘m a russian who escaped conscription and fled to Europe two months ago. Just now I remembered about the existence of this song. Never would I’ve fought that this song would be so relatable. F the wars, let the old ones fight them. I ain’t marching anymore

[@1313tennisman]

A based Russian wow

[@albertshumate7688]

I guess it would suit you if Hitler had won.

[@invertedparadox8440]

​@@1313tennismanI thought they were all animals 😲

[@joeymoore5569]

Thank you

[@Lucianafcosta88910]

holy shit man, we here in the Americas we forgot how horrible the world can still be today. I hope you are doing fine now, all the best.

[@aidanr3720]

Imo the saddest thing about Ochs is that despite how powerful his music is even today, he is all but forgotten.

[@steveroberts8719]

Let's do our very best to keep his music and persona alive. A fine doc was made some years ago and two bios have been written about his life. I hope some show runners and producers while on the net hear his songs and decide to make a biopic of his life.

[@tr3nta345]

I am listening to his music right now, he isn't forgotten.

[@margaretross9150]

@@tr3nta345 I am too. I'm in awe of what he did.

[@stevencorsoe7512]

You are right and Dylan is an icon.If you could even understand his lyrics he's still a fucking icon.SO damn sad.

[@markheller197]

99 Babies true How true

[@carolinchicago]

My family went to his concert April 5, 1968 at Orchestra Hall, Chicago. Martin Luther King had been killed the night before. We took a bus. The theater was nearly empty because people were staying home, afraid of riots. Phil called us all down from the cheap seats to the main floor and gave a concert from the heart that will give me goosebumps till I die.

[@loveprotocal]

Great story, Thank you......Great part of music &human history!

[@smilectics]

hi carol, do you remember anything from this concert? like stage banter, what he sang, etc. so curious!!

[@carolinchicago]

@@smilectics Not a lot. I was not quite sixteen. The concert was wonderful, but calling us down from the cheap seats really made him human and real to me. I still have the playbill.

[@frederickglasser5617]

For those not aware of his magnitude, Phil courageously sang in Jackson Park during the nights of the 68 convention, then testified at Abie Hoffman's trial.

[@douggbloch]

I remember

[@sdubon7800]

That’s right. I was there.

[@bobmarley8709]

Legend

[@redshibaman]

One of the best anti-war songs ever written and performed. How sad he had to die at such a young age...

[@Quid100]

Oh I marched to the battle of New Orleans At the end of the early British war The young land started growing The young blood started flowing But I ain't marchin' anymore For I've killed my share of Indians In a thousand different fights I was there at the Little Big Horn I heard many men lying I saw many more dying But I ain't marchin' anymore It's always the old to lead us to the war It's always the young to fall Now look at all we've won with the saber and the gun Tell me is it worth it all For I stole California from the Mexican land Fought in the bloody Civil War Yes I even killed my brother And so many others And I ain't marchin' anymore For I marched to the battles of the German trench In a war that was bound to end all wars Oh I must have killed a million men And now they want me back again But I ain't marchin' anymore For I flew the final mission in the Japanese sky Set off the mighty mushroom roar When I saw the cities burning I knew that I was learning That I ain't marchin' anymore Now the labor leader's screamin' when they close the missile plants, United Fruit screams at the Cuban shore, Call it "Peace" or call it "Treason, " Call it "Love" or call it "Reason, " But I ain't marchin' any more.

[@stefgmac9539]

"I even killed my brothers, and so many others," i love this song with every string of my soul, but i've never understood- is this when i'm supposed to stop sympathizing with the fight? because i do still find it so truly righteous for brother raise arm to brother over the humanity of those in bondage and was perhaps the most important battle fought upon the Colombian land (as it was still known colloquially in Europe)

[@ababab28]

@@stefgmac9539 the fight is bullshit, 100%, that's the point. He says it, "Now look at all we've won with the saber and the gun Tell me is it worth it all", open your eyes and listen to the song!

[@dutcher268]

@Stef G Mac it's about burning draft papers and refusing to take part in any more of America's greedy conquest of power. He's also saying that many wars are almost never justified, a lot of young men are slaughtered only to benefit wealthy elites.

[@zacharytaylor2329]

"I'll dedicate it to all the nice folks in NATO"

[@joekavanagh7171]

Blind obedience is one of the greatest crimes of all. If everybody, everywhere, refused to fight, war would become a thing of the past. Governments couldn't lock them all up.

[@nbenefiel]

Phil, we could use your voice now. The fight isn't over.

[@ClarenceHW]

We could really use that voice today!

[@willymusschoot4664]

Nancy Benefiel you are oh so right.

[@skpgrn]

So true Nancy but don't be silent! As he said, I'm gonna say it I now"! We of the 60's are not all dead now, we need to carry Phil into 2017 and scream at the top of our lungs, I'm sick and tired and I'm not gonna take it anymore! And not as Trump supporters, but as Americans that Love our Country and still have the Love in our hearts generated in the 60's. We who cared for "Equal Rights For All"! And ALL means ALL! Love and Peace to all, Skip

[@hamasmillitant1]

luckily he recorded his voice for posterity, had the foresight to know the CIA would string him up

[@jerrybaskin7130]

did he ever March at all?

[@marcopalladino1097]

Call it peace or call it treason, call it love or call it reason, I aint marching anymore.

[@edgarpoe8243]

NOBODY has the balls to sing like this anymore. Shame on us.

[@michaelradcliff3106]

Yes, people do own the sack to do these anti war tunes. It just don't make the dough anymore..

[@init4fun]

It's important to remember the 60's were probably the most liberal decade this country's seen. You didn't have the concentration of private power owning fewer, more right-wing, establishment, don't-rock-the-boat media outlets of today. You couldn't get a song like this on a major broadcast network. Just too fascist here. So, while many are afraid to allow any personal convictions jeopardize their careers on war-profiteering corporate outlets, the are a few artists who still speak truth to power. Just not many see it on corporate media, where they clearly shape perceptions to fit their agenda. Six corporations control over 90% of the media this country "consumes." You think they want anyone to interrupt their revenue streams? War's the most profitable business on the planet.

[@arianrhodhyde7482]

Wasn't all rosy...I mean, the Birmingham bombings, the civil rights movement and the backlash against it, the constant threat of nuclear war, assassinations, the Paris 68 student riots, Stonewall...

[@init4fun]

Arianrhod Hyde Didn't say there wasn't push-back from conservative psychopaths. You did have proven government complicity in the Malcolm X, Fred Hampton & King assassinations, among other progressives. You'll always have those pockets of murderous thugs in organized crime, whether state-backed or vigilante. It's what people do about it that matters. That's why this country's finished. They've been duped into blind obedience of authority figures unworthy of their loyalty.

[@gijsbertuslaurensvandevooren]

Edgar Poe Donovan is still around

[@michaelburke445]

one of the finest anti war songs ever. Thanks Phil.

[@billrobinson1371]

Saw him play in Gothenburg, Sweden in the late 60s. He was awesome. Shook my hand. Like it was yesterday.

[@CAPTAINMARVEL1934]

You had to have been there with Phil to know his passion and how right on this song actually was and still is. As timely today as it was then. Phil picked me up on 10/21/67 and together we went to DC and Marched On The Pentagon. Where are today's marchers, I wonder. And why are we still killing the children??? How did we become so passive? Whatever became of Power To The People?

[@danirabinowitz5049]

2020 update- the marchers are back

[@tylernute]

They are out now! You called it.

[@CAPTAINMARVEL1934]

Nope, Like Phil I ain't hoofing it any longer. I am making films about injustices and violence visited on children. Catch the trailer of INCEST A Family Tragedy on KZbin.

[@iancoheekelsey]

COINTELPRO murdered the leaders and jailed the supporters. The American war machine won't stop it's march on behalf of capitalism for anyone.

[@johnclifford1537]

Where are the marchers ? Saw them this week at the Capitol.😀

[@kevind668]

Stephen King's great novella Hearts In Atlantis made me listen to this song. One of my favourite books make sure you read it.

[@daveyhudson3143]

Same here!!! Had to come and check it out. Love everything King does and just as I figured, anything mentioned in his writings was definitely worth a listen.

[@rayanidris4605]

Yessss lol 😆 can relate

[@steveroberts8719]

He certainly did. He was my hero growing up in th 60s and 70s. Sure left us with a body of work. There will never be anyone like Phil. So long, buddy. See you one day.

[@looneycrow7978]

I love this song

[@ashtangaproductions]

Talented, brilliant, and true! listened to this in my youth, it still rings true. God bless you Phil for awakening so many through your songs.

[@stephenragsdale9320]

Yes, even though his music has been in the waves for 50 years, this feels like a breath of fresh air. Like all truth. Thanks for sharing.

[@loveprotocal]

***** Great Words!

[@loveprotocal]

Dominic Corigliano Thanks Dominic Good Sentiment!

[@RobertDAvanzo-rk3ew]

A powerful and beautiful song

[@RobertDAvanzo-rk3ew]

I want to add some personal information to my comment. I am old enough to remember when this song first came out. It helped give me the courage to refuse the draft. My classmates were sent to Vietnam where they died for nothing. I have lived a happy life and thrived. If any young people are reading this, I urge you not to throw your life away in Iraq for another unjust cause. The people there are not your enemy, just as the people of Vietnam were not our enemies. Our enemies are those who run our own government in the USA, both Democrats and Republicans. To hell with them. You get one life: live it well.

[@arminsebran9243]

Gone too young, gone too soon. Looking back I'd have to say the man had tremendous courage and conviction.

[@cydkriletich6538]

He was a true poet for his time. I also love his voice because it was honest and unique. Sadly, depression took him down; but it didn't get the best of him...we, his fans did. I am fortunate to have a copy of Jim (Glover) and Jean's "Changes" album, wherein they do what many believe to be the definitive version of his brilliant "Crucifiction."

[@margaretchiodo-keller9361]

A timely song. I am sharing it.

[@stevendipiero6671]

I remember singing this at college rallies in 19 67 and 68.

[@mariocassina90]

I thought with all those joints was impossible to remember anything :D .... peace and love brother...

[@Libcomrebel36]

Oh Phil. We could use you so badly right now

[@pamdoughty7910]

Franklin Jones 😢

[@peterlukemusic]

Easily the most underrated musician of all time! Not just of his generation - all time.

[@bobpevere2456]

His audience is mesmerised.

[@stephensanfilippo1845]

I spent yesterday, April 9, 2019, listening to Phil Ochs. He was the Best, and I'm including Joe Hill and Utah Phillips. How much we need him now. Keep singing his songs!!! Pass them on to the new and the next generation of those who strive for economic and social justice, an end to racism, and world peace. Show less Reply

[@filipchetwynd7746]

Phil Ochs is my favorite songwriter. I have no doubt about it. I've been listening to his music since I was in the womb. The first couple years of my life I listened to classical music and Phil Ochs on a CD player. It eventually broke (the player). And for give or take 9 years I completely forgot about him. My dad (a poet) starting singing Knock on the Door 2½ years back when I was 13. I remembered the name, Phil Ochs and I remembered that I liked him a lot. So I decided to take a trip down memory lane. First I listened to Knock on the Door, then I found this recording. This is what got me back into Phil Ochs. And I couldn't be more happy. Now I listen to him daily and I know by memory l the lyrics and chords to around 20 of his songs. I also try to get others hooked on with Mr. Ochs in my high school. No luck yet, but I'll keep on trying.

[@loveprotocal]

Great Story and keep pitching your genuine love of all things truthful!

[@patchouli821]

Fabulous artist. Lost but not forgotten. Great message Phil.

[@loveprotocal]

She's checking him out because she is in awe of his words and the powerful beauty of this song and his beliefs........we need more people to get into others for the higher universal love meaning they represent.....

[@Poludjelitulipan]

extremely relevant very soon

[@anko7256]

how did you know?!

[@glennso47]

Old soldiers never die. Young ones do!

[@lanabanana68]

Bless you Phil,R.I.P

[@johnqueripel2001]

'Look at all we've won with the sabre and the gun.' Very true. With the most powerful military the world has even seen the U.S. has 'won' one war since WWII, Grenada 1983. All that waste of lives, of resources.

[@TheHG12]

One of the last great people. I'll always love you Phil.

[@OliOx814]

I often wish his legacy was larger because he changed my life and turned my head to what I needed to be thinking about. I played holes in hiss. records. And then I think that everyone who was listening heard him and I count myself as lucky to be among them.

[@loveprotocal]

Beautiful......

[@miribenba]

He's was agreat singer and guided me to activism.

[@dean5220]

Hello 👋 , How are you doing?

[@jayraskin]

Always great to hear again and remember the days we were invincible.

[@loveprotocal]

Thanks Jay!

[@dvictorbrown]

Jay Raskin we still are

[@skpgrn]

Jay Raskin, we still are. Don't give up, just stand for something. A heart felt time of the 60's doesn't just go away or be traded for something less glorious, Phil said it "If I've got something to say, I'm gonna say it now" Say it Jay and keep saying it! Love and Peace, Skip

[@spencerwelch9073]

thinking about you this memorial day, Phil..

[@davidhague2840]

I spent 28 years (including 2 wars) in the US military. I damned sure ain't marching any more!

[@nuyael]

Good for you...you are a hero.

[@1lunatist]

Phil, we need you now, more than ever.

[@n40tom]

He really doesn't get the recognition that he absolutely deserves . Sleep well my friend.

[@janetlloyd6413]

And I thought no one remembered him. He and my guitar got me through college and the war. He died too young...we could use his wisdom now.

[@judythompson5253]

one of the joys of a place like this; as long as it exists, these people still live in their music. without this he would be forgotten, sadly.

[@viviansadow8987]

Is there anyone like him now? He was, and continues to be, one of my (few) musical heroes.

[@guruofsnot]

Steve Earle can get to the heart of the matter in a similar way.

[@marygrove9805]

HUMPH!! POLITICS WHO NEEDS THEM ANYWAY.???? FUCK THE GOVERMENT!

[@Karpp1nen]

Dedicated to all the nice folks in Nato. Bravo 👏👏

[@tylerschwoerer3132]

This guy is to underrated

[@judithkornett4264]

I saw Phil in Maryland at a venue that has long since ceased to exist. He was the warm up act for Richie Havens. Richie was was great, but....... Phil broke my heart that night, and continues to do so every time I listen to him. He was so much better than he knew. I miss you every day Phil.

[@dean5220]

Hello Judith, How are you doing?

[@KathyKirk]

I was just thinking, wouldn't it be amazing if Jewish and Muslim folk singers would compose folk songs like this, each referencing their wars to awaken their young people to sing, 'I ain't marchin' anymore." This song from 1965 when everything changed and our call to awaken began.

[@dirkhansen9701]

Hi Kathy, I fully agree with you idea. Their is always a glitter of hope that such things happen sometime. I also wrote an orignal song to express my concern regarding the situation in our world.

[@horatiodreamt]

It's a nice sentiment. Unfortunately, it will never happen. Human nature will never be "peaceful".

[@KathyKirk]

As humans continue to ascend into Christed Consciousness as a species, this andeven greater things will appear...as the New Earth unfolds.

[@loveprotocal]

And Lao Tzu, Buddha, Krishna, Plato, Socrates, Rumi, Margaret Mead Consciousness etc,etc,,,,.....And don't forget our own consciousness me and you and all others....

[@KathyKirk]

Indeed! Thanks Jim....what a great name...Kindheart. Sets up expectations!

[@madeleinehague648]

My favourite song of his. Thinking of Phil today - December 19, 1940 - April 9, 1976.

[@TobcioccLeyton]

One of my favourite folk singers, bloody brilliant

[@haircole]

there use to be a Phil Ochs song night in the boston area...we need to hear more of Phil's songs and keep his spirt alive in this time.

[@alexhirka]

"I'll dedicate this to all the nice folks in NATO." He knew what they were (are) up to.

[@tashakurchan6023]

Wisdom and beauty. Forever.

[@roxierocker5624]

Fantastic voice. I wonder if he'd have gotten grand prize on "America's Got Talent". Shows how backward we've really become.

[@CelebratingPhilOchs]

Always good to see Phil singing for a crowd. Be sure to check out the Celebrating Phil Ochs 75th Birthday Facebook page or the Celebrating Phil Ochs website.

[@BritPopLivesOn72]

When I think about Phil Ochs, i think it's so sad that he did not realize how great he was. He had so much to offer music and protest art, and he let his declining popularity stop him from trying. I'm not goanna waste time saying he's better than Elvis and Bob Dylan, or their greater than he was. He aspired to much to reach their success and accomplishments that he didn't understand how great he was. He was original, he sang very upfront and straightforward. His work is inspiring but I need to learn from his story that I can't shit on myself for my shortcomings.

[@philmann3476]

One of the great mysteries is why that calculating fraud Dylan remains revered while genuine Phil never really came close. Ah, well, no one ever said the world is a fair place.

[@stevencorsoe7512]

BritPopLivesOn72 Bob Dylan was just a confusing hack and Elvis was a plagerist imagine how many black artists were sampled by this terrible actor and even worse song artist.

[@lizh1988]

@@philmann3476 Dylan and Lennon supposedly both made deals with the Lower Power of the spiritual world, so that they'd be famous. Its the dollars. These performers are not so real, like Phil is.

[@aspookyblunt]

I worked for one of those hung heads. There were a few true souls like Phil in that generation but most of them sold their souls when then acid wore off..stay strong

[@brucesmith7960]

Listening to this song recently (for the 5,000th or so time) it occurred to me that it is very march-like, and thus ironic in that way.

[@BenjaminWirtz]

" I dedicate this to all the nice folks in NATO" and people think skepticism of NATO is a recent thing, that NATO is about peace.

[@Kentuckymadness1]

Call it peace or call it treason.

[@keiwstschwartz4225]

ll Still revolent

[@johnredman938]

"Call it love or call it reason". Yes !!

[@judydiamond4683]

Well, Phil, they don't even need you to march anymore.....drop a drone on someone's niece's wedding, all done by remote control, and you get the civilians and children, too.

[@skpgrn]

Well said Judy Diamond, Keep your love and hope alive in your heart! Love and Peace, Skip

[@stevencorsoe7512]

Judy Diamond You seriously need help lady.I suggest we send you into an LZ and you tell me how you like it...get a fucking clue,I always love hearing someone like yourself,learn some truth.

[@Vydio]

Also, due to fantastic advances in medicine and health, at times older people can march as well. Regarding weddings .... tell the terrorists not to hang around women and children so much.

[@notrombones5041]

@Christopher Stanley - I would ascribe the problem to Steven Corsoe being a fucking idiot.

[@sneadh1]

The Empire has learned to lessen protest by using "volunteer" soldiers, private mercenaries and drones, but Phil's message is needed now more than ever.

[@julyarchives]

Had vaguely heard of Phil Ochs but nothing had resonated in my mind about his music . Neil Young recently at the annual Farm aid concert in his intro to his set said that Phil Ochs was best ever songwriter of all time .I have always listen close to what he says and I,m on a new musical journey finding out what Phil Ochs did when he was with us

[@reywilliamr]

and i ain't marching anymore except to put peace in it's proper place

[@notrombones5041]

Phil Ochs absolutely nailed it, even way back then. A visionary.

[@loveprotocal]

Thank you!

[@towerjunkie1947]

You can tell how heartfelt this song is.

[@kennethostrer735]

RIP Legend. The world really needs you now

[@progyandas9650]

What a voice !

[@phillipboyd4901]

THANKS. Andrew, i will check out more of his music.

[@barefooboy17]

Amen Phil Ochs! So true your songs are!

[@maddog7598]

How was this man not a superstar in his time? He is just brilliant. Why was he not recognized the way he should have been?

[@DASDmiser]

What a noble voice.

[@loveprotocal]

Keep it up people, nearly 700,000 hits and growing, makes you think this country is not completely filled with military loving Dim-Wits!

[@loveprotocal]

That's not the majority of people coming here! Glad to know there are still some sane teachers out there teaching against this Military Industrial Complex! Now if they would teach you to get out of this Human Competition Race (why blame the rats) and come together in non-striving and simplicity while creating a new system we could have a true rebellion and awakening once more.

[@JohnInPerrineville]

Hi Jim, Thanks for putting that (film :-)) up. I volunteered for Vietnam; got back to "The World" and did some solo protesting. Remaining seated at NY Nets and NY Mets games during the National Anthem while everyone else is standing was a rather strange, tense experience. I was wondering if I would be attacked. :-) I'm certainly not a pacifist, but the anti-war sentiment has helped me to relate to numerous situations concerning the possibility of wars over many decades. You don't have to be a pacifist or conscientious objector to factor the great American hero Phil Ochs' music into your consciousness. You'll probably be a better person for it. :-) I'm going to learn acoustic guitar, and practicing Phil Ochs and (early) Beatles songs are at the top of the list. Peace. :-)

[@loveprotocal]

Totally Awesome John!! We are people on a planet who owe no allegiance but to each other and the universe!! As the Mystic Poet Rumi Said, "Only Love, Only the Holder the Flag fits into and No Flag"

[@dinkster1729]

I saw all those elites so well-dressed on inauguration day and then, all those women wearing those frumpy pink toques the next day and I thought about the economic divide. God bless America! Land of the Free!

[@kandylangford5886]

Turning 70 this year...was there when what Phil sang about was happening. It grieves me greatly that our voices continue to fall on politically deaf ears. Also makes me glad I ain't gonna be around all that much longer...doubt I can take anymore disappointment...

[@darko3785]

A man who understood the system...

[@margaretross9150]

But it broke his heart.

[@yasminj1083]

My goodness thank you Spotify! For directing me to such a talent.

[@robertdaris7823]

still love all of you

[@aidanr3720]

I love you too, friend

[@SteveS915]

What a tragic thing depression is. A wonderful voice gone way too soon.

[@rongwrong1]

god what a genius

[@cstar4004]

Some one should write a modern adaptation to this, and add in all the wars that occurred after he died.

[@frankmiller95]

No need. It's not a chronology, it's a song and just fine as it is.

[@loveprotocal]

interesting idea.........Jackson Brown has a song that eludes to some latter day conflicts.........not marching means seeing into the past to know the future things are the same dysfunction.

[@kandylangford5886]

Wish you'd cudda lived longer to fight our fight...Phil Ochs...w/my blessings RIP.

[@bronislawter8187]

First time ive heard of this song and this guy. Gives me serious Donovan vibes, I dig it.

[@Tom-kt8lu]

More relevant now than ever.

[@BenCuddy]

This song is more relevant than ever.

[@kparcparc4230]

And their still marchin! When will they ever learn......?

[@frankmiller95]

"they're" "Their" doesn't make sense,

[@RhiannaBarr]

I know. From a female standpoint, a smart, well spoken man like Phil Ochs is quite a turn on :)

[@drumstick74]

Before he died, he was very paranoid about CIA and FBI. Years after his death, it was revealed that the FBI had a file of nearly 500 pages on Ochs, considering him to be "dangerous". Yeah, dangerous to the Military Industrial Complex to sing songs of peace and love. R.I.P. Phil Ochs (1940─1976)

[@paullavan6098]

Always my hero, Phil.

[@aljoschalong625]

Thanks to Stephen King I found out about Phil Ochs, I'm very grateful for that. (Ochs is mentioned a few times in "Hearts in Atlantis)

[@bobgardner1369]

It's impressive how deeply these young people appear to be contemplating Phil's words as he's singing.

[@loveprotocal]

Yes Thank Yu.......We need people to be this conscious again on all levels. These people were about unity not separation!

[@daysjours]

That is because their friends were dying in Viet Nam

[@cookmoore3736]

Very great voice in this song!

[@DaveDexterMusic]

Took me far too many years to look this up from Stephen King's "Hearts in Atlantis". Damn it's good.

[@petersutcliffe4927]

That's how I learned about him too. Stephen King introduced me to a whole world of things I did not know about or never would have :)

[@wbworkout]

Profound song - still we are there, history keeps repeating itself.

[@zethraelofteldrassil3149]

I grew up with Phil Ochs. Just another folkie overshadowed by The man, who came before him.

[@lanabanana68]

Poor Phil,i believe the CIA messed with him.so shocking and sad what happened to him.

[@victormoore5089]

Phil Ochs messages eternally have important topics to be preserved. For the real truth of his tragic death, read the book: "THE COVERT WAR AGAINST ROCK," by Alex Constantine www.ConstantineReport.com with research from Phil Ochs close friend, www.PaulKrassner.com and their team www.MaeBrussell.com Radio Shows and Anti-Fascist Research Bin team of dozens of journalist researcher activists including John Judge. Over 100 Musicians assassinated under Operation COINTELPRO Corporate KKKhristo-Fascists, War against Black Race Music, Democracy, Civil Rights, and the Government Robber Baron / Mafia Crime Syndicates, seizing the $catalogue of their slave kill. The murder, sabotage, and $looting, plus propaganda spies lies, vs John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Phil Ochs, The Byrds, 4 dozen Black Rhythm and Blues musicians, Mama Cass Elliot, Michael Hutchence, and too many others. Far more cases than this late 1990s book, are in articles www.ConstantineReport.com and some at my sites www.VictorSRMoore.2itb.com www.Facebook.com/Victor.Moore.921 See also "The U.S. vs John Lennon" documentary by Yoko Ono, with speech by www.PaulKrassner.com Rest in Peace John Lewis the Great Civil Rights Activist and Politician who just passed, and Bull Connor's KKK Terrorism he opposed to correct, is a topic back in the news with that history. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bull_Connor "The City Commissioner of Public Safety" was an expert Terrorist Endangerer. Bull Connor is a topic in the song title "Talking Birmingham Jam" by Phil Ochs. U.S. Military Veteran Phil Ochs song "I Ain't Marching Any More" is compatible with www.VeteransForPeace.org Read there General / Presidents George Washington, Grant, Eisenhower, and others quotes that, "Peace is The Only Way." Roman Fascism / Imperialism Empire is 2,500 Years Old, from The Caesar / Czar, Kaiser, Emperors, rulers of the Empire. Same word. New Kids Hitler & Mussolini were on marching orders from The Roman Catholic Vatican Government Empire of Torture Execution Inquisitions, to restore the Ancient Rome Empire of The Caesers, then Seizers the rest of the world. With Roman Catholic Iron Cross Torture Execution device on their uniform. For Corporate KKKhristo-Fascism Anti-Christ policies, falsely claiming to be Christian. From John & Betsy Ross Kin The Anti-Fascist Encyclopedia of Crimes www.ConstantineReport.com "RepublicKKKLan SeXXX Crimes Pages" KKKhristians-ONLY Anti-Christ Corporate Fascist Poison Pusher Crime Family Values. Copy Righting Wrongs Victor Moore 1976-2020 B.C. Before Computer Old Jim Crow Bar KGB Vote Cheating, All Rights Reserved.

[@zah936]

@Florian D. They did break his voice box.

[@chriss780]

@Florian D. its possible the attack where he lost his voice was a failed assassination attempt, bungled because the cia just hired some local thug to do it.

[@603-x8l]

i need to show this to my history teacher

[@melodypond1003]

60 3 ; my history teacher introduced me to this today in class and my seat mates did not know why I thought this was so beautiful

[@martinsvilands7334]

Hearts in Atlantis sent me here. Ronnie Malenfant sends his regards.

[@raphaelfaure2372]

Very good song i love it keep up the good work

[@loveprotocal]

Thanks Rap for the support and understanding!

[@midnight15086]

I had read that expression somewhere, "It's always the old to lead us to war, always the young to fall," but I didn't know they were song lyrics until today (forgive me, I'm young :-p). It's pretty moving, I wish the music these days had such meaningful lyrics :-/ .

[@proletarion3373]

midnight15086 Today's music does have meaning. Just not in the mainstream music industry. You're gonna have to search underground for meaning and truth

[@michaelradcliff3106]

Proletarion 33 dig upon some blind melon "change" if you haven't already.

[@loveprotocal]

Thanks Great Post!

[@skpgrn]

Midnight15086, those are Phil's words, pass them on! Love and Peace, Skip

[@niallmac44]

My introduction to Phil Ochs was a flexi disc of an electric version of this song that came with an issue of Sing Out magazine. I understand that that version was also issued as a single in the UK. It was far more powerful than any acoustic version that I have heard. I do not suppose that anyone on here has that version? If you do I would love to hear from you.

[@patchouli821]

It is high time more individuals lived "outside the box" and took a stand against that which is just wrong!