| Marxist-Leninism |
Market-Leninism |
McCartney-Lennonism |
| ideology |
business |
catchy
pop tunes |
| Moscow |
Beijing |
Liverpool |
| 1917 |
1993 |
"Yesterday" |
| KGB |
Kuomintang |
Ringo
Fan Club |
| Dissidents
sent to Siberia |
Dissidents
zapped with cattle prods |
Dissidents
purchase Rolling Stones albums |
| Stalin |
Deng
Xiaoping |
Murray
the K |
| middle-range
ballistic missiles to Cuba |
M-11
missile shipments to Pakistan |
To number
one like a rocket |
| All
history is determined economic conditions |
economic
conditions are rendering history irrelevant |
economical,
hummable tunes a part of by music history |
| revolutionaries |
Revlon |
"Revolution
No. 9" |
| single-party
rule; no market competition |
single-party
rule; competition in the marketplace |
five
singles in the U.S. Top 10 April 4, 1964 |
| crisis
of legitimacy faced the old ideology |
crisis
of legitimacy faced the old ideology |
Yoko
Ono |