Dan Brown, author of Catholic conspiracy books was working on a Mormon Conspiracy book

[Sheepshank]

It's all sort of disappeared from any discussion....anything to do with the Ronmey campaign?

...Or is my foil hat on too tight?

[fuddyduddy]

1. Oh cool.

He last wrote about a Masonic conspiracy, and I'm bored... Mormon conspiracy - now that's interesting.

[Sheepshank]

6. Actually the two are tied pretty closely.

Joseph Smith was heavily involved with the Freemasons. So not too surprising that Masonic and Mormon temple rites are almost identical. Masonic symbols adorn the mormon temple. Masonic square and compass adorn the magic underwear and some Joseph Smith's last words just before being shot by a mob were "Oh, Lord, my God... Is there no help for the widow's son?"....a masonic call for help....presumambly hoping that some of the mob my have been free masons.

[HereSince1628]

2. what title???? Angels and Salamanders?

If he went with 'The Seer's Stone' I can understand some infringement objection by the folks holding the copyrights to the Harry Potter stuff.

[fuddyduddy]

3. The Mystery of the Magic Underwear?

[longship]

4. It should have the obligatory label:

"Mormons really believe this." in flashing red letters.

Or, maybe Dan Brown ought to take on Scientology or the Republican party, or something.

Bright, flashing red letters, "Republicans really believe this!"

[FSogol]

5. If you want to read about Mormon conspiracies, why not head to the non-fiction aisle

and get John Krakauer's "Under the Banner of Heaven."

[msanthrope]

8. Was about to suggest that, and, the book on the Mormon forgery scandal--

Robert Lindsey, A Gathering of Saints: A True Story of Money Murder and Deceit (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1988)

[Lawlbringer]

7. Maybe he's been replaced by a Skrull.

Or am I thinking of the wrong Illuminati?