A Katrina Conspiracy Theory Arises

I am, at best, a casual listener of Coast to Coast AM, a radio program that focuses on the paranormal, the unusual, and the downright strange.

Yesterday, a caller who sounded like a regular guest spoke about what seemed to me to be a conspiracy relating to Katrina, saying that for the first time, ham radio operators were barred from assisting the authorities in the aftermath of that crisis.

Moments earlier, the listener said that he had spoken with Art Bell and related some information concerning the lack of jamming of emergency frequencies.

I was not in a mood to try to make sense from these allegations, so I tuned to another station.

Somehow I don't believe that this will be the last we will hear of these kinds of theories.