This is a look at conspiracy theories from a different angle. I started out writing a book on revelations, using the signs of the times as an outline, including the Zodiac killer. It just seemed a natural link considering the nature of the book I intended to write and revelations, But the more I discovered the stranger it became. So, instead of finishing the story I decided to gather as much of the story line as I could, and just publish my theory instead as part of the fabled suitcase bomb, or radio active. I wasn't an accomplished writer when I started, I was just learning, so the style shifts a little as you go through, I was trying to find a rhythm and see if I could make a career out of writing. In the end I ended up publishing a rough draft to show a process of discovery more than anything. In the end this book is a lesson in interpretive writing, stories within stories, and how changing emphasis on a couple words or phrases can change the direction of a story signed The Zodiac: Follow his apocalyptic account of our present, and past time. He started writing his book decades ago, but there was always the constraints of time to keep him occupied. Follow me as i point out some of the most obvious links to the worlds biggest tragedies. The daily grind to exist, it's hard to contend with. Only after I woke up to a harsh reality would I get my direction. I'm the amateur detective. The people i'm after are very dangerous, so i had to style my writing as incognito to be safe. Most of us go through life with our heads down, or our noses to the grindstone, never fully acknowledging the world around us except in glimpses. We never really notice cause and effect, or how the little things add up. One or two little things "well" that's no really big deal, but when there are millions of them, you get something of epic proportion. You must learn to read, and to understand, but be punctual, because i'm not. Expression is everything