I'm only laughing because my eyes get puffy/horrible when I cry. It made me think of the Coleman video I watched and how he nailed Clinton for a philanderer before Monica and the blonde bimbo's (forgot her name) revelations. But your columnist is right - just when you think you've heard something too far out to be real - it's tomorrow's headlines. Apparently he thinks the paranormal and alien thing really is too far out......wait 'til he sees Octobers headlines, eh? (half joking). The thing is....I think these conspiracies are all a little too real.
Talking about conspiracies......
Back in the 90s there was a brand new political party on the UK block. It was called The Referendum Party, and as the name suggests, its one and only aim was to force a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU. It was directly funded and led by Sir James Goldsmith, a millionaire businessman.
Goldsmith kick started the campaign by sending a video through the post to every single household in the UK, an expensive business. The video was very informative and for the first time made it clear how successive governments had deceived the British people at every level of our entry and membership of the EU.
As I had been praying about this subject for several years, I hooked up and went along to several meetings. Some time before the 1997 general election, (which Tony Blair won,) the Referendum Party had a conference in Alexandra Palace in London.
I clearly remember Goldsmith standing at the front saying, "Thank you German Television, thank you French Television, Thank you CNN, etc, but where are you BBC, where are you ITV, you have betrayed this nation once again.
At between 7,000 and 10,000 his was the biggest political party rally in the UK since the war and
yet -there was a total news blackout in the UK!
(Take note those Brits who dismiss the idea of news bias in the UK!)
The BBC and ITV held the monopoly on the airwaves and back then would never give airtime to anyone attacking the EU, despite being a legal democratic UK political party.
FYI James Goldsmith died of cancer shortly after the election and the Referendum party also died with him. But it had served a grand purpose in waking the country up. Most ex members moved over to the United Kingdom Independence Party which is currently making massive waves in the UK political scene.