Links to other sites.

Agencies

• The FBI Homepage.
• The Department of Justice Homepage.
  "I thought we agreed to leave Janet out of this." ---Albert, shooting script, "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me"
• The Central Intelligence Agency Homepage.
• The National Security Agency Homepage.
• The Internal Revenue Service Homepage.

Media

• The Yahoo X-Files page. Updated regularly.
• Yahoo's Twin Peaks page.

Usenet

• My conspiracy text files, the best I've collected from Usenet and the Web. Not formatted.
• Usenet: alt.conspiracy.
• Usenet: alt.paranormal.
• Usenet: alt.alien.visitors.
• Don't forget to also check out the many alt.paranet.* groups. I'll put them in later.
• For something a little more akin to my own personal tastes, Usenet: sci.skeptic.

The Web

• The 60 Greatest Conspiracies Of All Time. Yes, it's a promotional site, but it's exceptionally good: as far as I'm concerned, it is the source for conspiracy information on the net. Ignore the weird Java crap.
• The Kook Museum. The corresponding site to the Conspiracies, this Museum is a brilliant compilation of the best the weird have to offer.
• Saucer Smear, the magazine that proves that humor exists in UFOlogy, and more should. Exceptionally good. Read it now.
• The Propaganda Analysis Homepage. With plenty of examples, natch.
• Doug Thompson's DC Darkside column is a brilliant look at the underbelly of Our Nation's Capital (tm). My favorite is the story of Sally. Coming in a very very close second is When The Job Doesn't Matter Anymore. There's also the disturbing "When A Stranger Calls".
• Center of Attention. "The Bi-Weeky News and Comment of the Ascencion movement." "COA brings you the latest in ET contact, UFO stories and spiritual information from a number sources..." [sic] COA newsletters are regularly posted to alt.conspiracy and are an blend of naive UFOlogy and well-meaning New Age philosophy. Be sure to check out the archives section! More mumbo-jumbo than you could shake a stick at even if you wanted to.
• The Art Bell Web Page. Art Bell is a radio talk show host, whose nationally syndicated show "Dreamland" is chock full of UFO information, news of the paranormal and the unexplained, and in essence, everything you would expect from a show called "Dreamland." This site is nearly impossible to describe. It has a little bit of everything. As an example, here are two articles taken essentially at random: [The Chupacabra Lives On!] [Heaven's Gate Suicide Page]. Welcome to Dreamland, folks!
• The Rapture Index. How close are we to the Apocalypse? Don't forget to stop in at the beautifully straightfaced Rapture Indicator for a quantitative look, so that you know exactly how close "close" is.
• The Communion Homepage. Yes, Whitley Streiber is back again. Don't forget to read all the Streiber files at Saucer Smear up above before you go to this half-promotional, half-schizophrenically delusional site.
• The CSICOP page. I'm a supporter of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, but think they should get a less ominous-sounding acronym, either that or start issuing a dress code and Man-In-Black uniforms.
• Conspiracy Nation Archives. This terrific mini-zine is a favorite of all serious readers of alt.conspiracy. Brian Redman can be proud of this magnificent work.