Neil Young, considered by many Americans a thief of our music and an ‘innocent’ (read: ignorant) when it comes to understanding American culture and history, quits Spotify for allowing the public to be informed directly by world renowned experts and researchers who have successfully treated Covid-19 patients.

As just one example of appropriating American songs as his own, look at the Everly Brothers’ rendition of Sonny Curtis’, “Walk Right Back”. Rock and Roll ‘grandpa’ Neil Young takes it for granted his audience won’t know (read: “too stupid”) the Everly Brothers or Sonny Curtis when hearing, “Harvest Moon.”

“My hero then was Sonny Curtis … I admired him so much, I wanted to change my name to Sonny. I even tried to stand like him.”

Waylon Jennings

In all candor, Neil Young should get on his knees and kiss every American’s ass who’s lost a loved one or who has been harmed by the so called Covid-19 “Vaccine”.

Title: VAERS Data Confirm Myocarditis Risk After mRNA Vaccine

Date: January 27, 2022

Published: Physician’s Weekly

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Here’s the American original. Listen to the riff.