link my first introduction to the world of conspiracy theories was a dvd i found while on vacation visiting my girlfriend in kent, ohio. there was a little bridge over a muddy area on a trail by the cuyahoga river, and for some reason my girlfriend and i decided to take the muddy path instead of the bridge. well, she slipped and fell, so i helped her up and we made our way back to the bridge to go across the sane way, when we saw a sleeve stapled to the outside of the wooden handrail with a dvd in it labeled simply with "infowars.com jesse ventura 9/11", and i grabbed it because... well, why not? popped it in at her house and watched it, it was an episode or two from jesse ventura's show conspiracy theory, one about fema camps, one about 9/11, and then some reletively short clip of alex jones yelling at me, and ending with an audio clip of some guy preaching about the end times coming soon and needing to get right with jesus or something. i dunno, i didn't listen much to him because i don't care a thing for religion. anyhow, that's at least what opened my mind, so to speak, to this world of conspiracy. true or not, most of them are entertaining at least. so, i can't say they were delivered to my door. far from it in fact, they were instead hidden on a park trail 600 miles away from home.
conspiracy theories deliverd to your door, anonymously.
cymru