Beach Boys + Manson (x 666) = Satan!

Teenage symphonies from God revealed as shell corporation front for Lucifer!

By Fred Mills

That’s not just rock math we’re talkin’ in the headline above — it really happened in the late ‘60s, particularly if you were palling around with the Beach Boys’ Dennis Wilson. In a new DVD due Sept. 30 from Zeit 1/MVD titled The Beach Boys and the Satan the whole story behind how future Tate-LaBianca killings mastermind Charlie Manson sucked Wilson into his dark vortex is outlined in lurid detail. The 1-hour documentary film, initially available in 1997 when it was produced for German TV, has been out of print for years and this marks its first appearance on DVD.

According to MVD:

Most people imagine California during the sixties to be an idyllic peaceful and highly creative place in which some of the greatest music of the sixties and beyond was created. In many ways this is true but there was also a dark undercurrent that took hold during the late sixties and it stretched out and infiltrated what many people to be "America's Band" The Beach Boys when drummer Dennis Wilson became involved with a cult led by Charles Manson called "The Family". This documentary details the Beach Boys rise to success into context with rarely seen footage of the band, while it exposes the Summer of Love's darkest side and investigates the connections between some of the most controversial characters of that period (Anton La Vey, Kenneth Anger, and Brian Wilson) and their connection to the Manson Family. The film includes interviews with Kim Fowley, Don Was and the creative force behind the Beach Boys, Brian Wilson.

Hey, as long as we’re on the topic, check out the Jesus Is Savior website which exposes the connection between the Beach Boys and Satan — literally! Who needs a bunch of Manson mumbo-jumbo when we’ve got REAL proof that Brian Wilson surrendered his soul to the dark prince ages ago. Hail Lucifer!

Here's a sample entry:

Then there's Brian Wilson's song, God Only Knows.  Although the song didn't become popular at the time, it has become an icon of the Beach Boys.  The song is extremely popular nowadays and is cherished worldwide.  The only problem is that Brian Wilson isn't sure there is a God.  When asked by interviewer, Andrew Schwartz, "Are you thinking about God these days?", Wilson replied:

"I think about God, yes, and I wonder if there is a God. And if there is a God, will God please help me through my hard trips." -SOURCE, INTERVIEW: Backtalk with Brian Wilson

I find it utterly disturbing that any individual could sing about a God he's not sure exists.  To make matters even more freakish, Wilson states...

"...I've gone beyond him (Phil Spector) now. I'm doing the spiritual sound, a white spiritual sound.  Religious music ... That's the whole movement.  That's where I'm going.  It's going to scare a lot of people ... That's where I'm going and it's going to scare a lot of people when I get there." ~Brian Wilson quoted in Jules Siegel's article, Goodbye Surfing Hello God!

Here's a guy who wants to produce religious music; but isn't sure if God exists.  Interestingly, Brian Wilson in the quote above speaks of a "white spiritual sound"; which is a deviation from his "dark stuff" mentioned in the quote below.  But, ironically, Wilson is still unsure of God's existence.  I want you to notice carefully here that you can sing witchcraft or religious music, and still be totally void and ignorant of God and His Word.  Wilson hasn't found God, he's found religion; and religion is the most godless thing on the planet.  You need Jesus Christ Mr. Wilson; not religion.