[TalnSG]

Sometimes I think we still benefit from even the most outlandish of conspiracy theories. They are usually a string of unrelated facts, held together with extremely illogical suppositions and laced with a flood of someone's overactive imagination.

But in that mosh pit of illogical theorizing, there is frequently the one or two unpulicized and overlooked facts that find the light of day because of the rantings of the inexplicable believers.

If it weren't for all the conspiracy threories about JFK's assassination, there would far less known about the CIA operations in Cuba, Marilyn Monroe's realtionship with JFk and few other tidbits about Dallas in the early 1960s. not that all of this is worth much, but some of what has been brought to light is valueable.

So I say "Rave On, you gullible loonies." The rantings of lunatics are sometimes the only voices of sanity, tortured by those who refuse to see reality as it is. The true challenge for us is distinguishing which is which.