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Everybody’s Got Something to Hide…

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Ringo Starr? No one will ever believe you.

There may be at least one parallel dimension where The Beatles never broke up, but, as well we in this world know, the Liverpool quartet broke up in 1970, capping off perhaps one of the best early experiments in pop music [1]. And while the decades have passed, the strong position of the Beatles in the cultural milieu has continued to provoke the kook community to ask questions.

Were the Beatles occultists, dabblers in the world of chic Hollywood Satanism? Were they Red infiltrators, knowing or unknowing pawns of International Soviet Communism? Servants of the alien influences, powers that live and rule from places outside our awareness? All of these things and more?

We at the Kook Science Resistance have reprinted the following article for your perusal, and we leave it to you to judge the truth for yourself . . .

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“Contact established.”

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A kook, Daddy-O, is a screwball who is “gone” farther than most.

Daily Mail, August 22, 1960

Most theories that come out of the fringe are wrong. Hardly a point of any real contention to be sure. The world of kook science is populated by colourful wonks, unyielding grouches, the highly uneducated, the utterly mad, and, as follows, they’re usually working from cues that do not correspond to what is known about the world.

It is equally clear that we can never discount anything, no matter how ridiculous the theory or weird the theorist. It is as important to present alternative theories, to challenge them, as it is any conventional theory, because sometimes, just sometimes, the kooks have it right, and the world had it wrong all along.

The challenge of the world is to know the difference, and to resist with our last breaths when we know we’re right.

Even when we’re wrong, because, even when we’re wrong, we’re pushing the world to prove it.

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