Okay Willa whatever, it's silly and childish and so easily disproved it's not even worth the effort to do so. It's your life.
But one more hint on how it's done if you want to try it on your own. In fact maybe it's a game you'd enjoy playing all on your own, you can make up a different villain every week if ya like.
It works like this; you've heard about the theory of six degrees of separation haven't you? Essentially that's how to write up a good conspiracy. You use the model of six degrees to connect anyone to any bad guy/s you care to pick out. Now take an appropriate time line out of history cut it apart, shake well and pour it out into mixing bowling with all the six degrees of separation, layer it carefully into a baking pan leave set to congeal and viola you have a fine conspiracy to serve your next tea party you hold for the John Birch Society.
But one more hint on how it's done if you want to try it on your own. In fact maybe it's a game you'd enjoy playing all on your own, you can make up a different villain every week if ya like.
It works like this; you've heard about the theory of six degrees of separation haven't you? Essentially that's how to write up a good conspiracy. You use the model of six degrees to connect anyone to any bad guy/s you care to pick out. Now take an appropriate time line out of history cut it apart, shake well and pour it out into mixing bowling with all the six degrees of separation, layer it carefully into a baking pan leave set to congeal and viola you have a fine conspiracy to serve your next tea party you hold for the John Birch Society.