The concluding paragraph struck me as absolutely surreal, something you would see in a
Simpsons spoof:
Quote:
BK: Oh, death threats and letters with skull and crossbones on them. I've been called a Commie sympathizer, a traitor to the United States. Many things have happened to me. One time I was on KOME radio doing a three-hour show, and half-way through the show someone dropped napalm on the transmitter in the Gilroy Hills. They wanted to cut our story off. Police came, they offered us police protection, and KOME was off the air for three days until they could fix a quarter of a million dollars' damage.
NTHS: If people want to get a hold of you, Bill Kaysing, what is your address?
BK: PO Box 832, Soquel, CA, 95073 and I would be happy to correspond with Canadians about these subjects at length.
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It doesn't occur to conspira-wackies, I suppose, that assassins so well-equipped as to drop napalm on a commercial radio transmitter might have little trouble finding Bill by way of his PO Box #.
Conspiracy theorists are apparently immune to the murderous suppression that they claim afflicts mere mortals who might stumble across the "Truth". This is part of their delusional ego-trip. All sorts of talented and important people are vulnerable, but the conspira-cons themselves are so wily and courageous as to be unaffected. How heroic! What power! We should all be grateful.
In many cases, the very fact that conspira-loons are still drawing breath and running around loose disproves a large part of their claims.