FBI deemed Lennon ‘too high’ to be a revolutionary

THE FBI deemed John Lennon too high on drugs to be a real revolutionary, according to secret files which have just been released.

FBI deemed Lennon ‘too high’ to be a revolutionary
Fri, 23 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Victoria Ward New York

Agents investigated a series of stars and household names, including Marilyn Monroe, Albert Einstein, Lucille Ball and The Doors.

A file on the former Beatle reveals he was closely watched in the US shortly before the Republican National Convention in 1972.

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