Smear

The post below, on the coke jet mystery, achieved some attention via Buzzflash -- for which I am grateful. But if you look at the comments on the Buzzflash.net site, you will see that someone out there has decided to fight back by spreading lies about me:

So, what we have here is three things that are hard to believe as written by Joseph Cannon:

1. The truth movement is run by Bush and Co. as is stated in the above comment, and

2. Khashoggi is connected to former Nazis, the Bilderberg Group, Japanese Yakuza, and President Marcos of the Philippines, famous as a dictator from 1960 to 1982.

3. As if that weren’t enough, evidence from an investigation into the death of Princess Diana indicates that Dodi Al Fayed was the nephew of none other than Adnan Khashoggi.

So, if you vouch for it then that means the secret society stuff that goes back to Jesus Christ and the Catholic Church, (and the Church of England) and Oh, shit. Nevermind.

Now, anyone can use this blog's search function to verify that I have never mentioned the Bilderberg group in ANY context. I simply have no interest in it. I certainly have never linked Adnan Khashoggi to it.

Similarly, I have never linked Khashoggi to the Yakuza, to Diana, or to Marcos, or to any neo-Nazi organization. I know of no such connections. (Maybe you do, dear reader, but I don't.)

Those who are familiar with my work must admit I have always ridiculed conspiracy theories involving secret societies. I am especially contemptuous of Dan Brown-ish theories involving covert organizations that go "back to Jesus Christ." No such organization exists. I think that the folks who believe otherwise are oddballs.

Someone -- or some group -- is trying to smear me.