For a while in the 1990s and until about 2001, I was occasionally in caontct with Mick Jagger via the internet. Keith Richards called him "A lovely bunch of guys" -- based on that interaction I came to the conclusion that Jagger is a multiple personality. This would be true many in the music business who are often handpicked as children of military intelligence people. (see Dave McGowan's online history of the Laurel Canyon "hippie movement" for examples.) I suspect pop stars operate within a very controlled framework, although the fact that the Rolling Stones are a huge empire managed by Jagger himself probably gives him a degree of independence.I also suspect that Jagger is an experiment, like Michael Jackson. However he may not share his handlers' goals as slavishly as someone like Leonard Cohen, allegedly a Rothschild puppet who never speaks out against the powers-that-be although he sometimes "exposes" their agenda in songs like "The Future" or "First We Take Manhattan." Cohen is also closely linked to Israel and has expressed admiration for the Likud Party,heirs to the terrorist tradition of the Stern Gang.It takes a high degree of dissociation to survive in the music industry.