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 :::I'm more of a ""journalistic neutrality"" person - that is, I'm up for the journalistic neutrality style seen in the 60s and 70s, long before journalists became flaks for political positions and threw out their code of ethics. So, it'd be nice to include more claims in the article from kids of being kidnapped and taken in a spaceship to an underwater city where they were raped with a lobster by an LA Dodgers baseball star. (You can see I've read the literature.)  
 :::Obviously SRA was a moral panic - what other interpretation can we find? But at the same time, it'd be nice to give some more weight to the idea that SRA was an actual conspiracy to rape babies for Satan. Because, y'know, it's so very stupid, and also will lead people into the late-90s idea that even the ""Satanic cults"" memories were planted to cover up CIA mind control experiments or alien abductions, and so on. In seriousness, journalistic tone allows one to put forward ""he said/she said"" info, and let the reader make their own decision. And I am happy with stupid decisions. 
 :::Sorry dude, but it's a deep pile of goo you're wading into, and I prefer to see more chaos and confusion in society - so I'd like to see the goo go even deeper. Hell, we should give Napolis admin rights at Wikipedia. But as these are the opinions of a drunk Satanist chaos-mage, you might want to discount them in your final tally. I'm not much of a contributor to the article anyway, not nearly as much as you. I just want the damn Schnoebelen/Todd/Napolis pages to get undeleted, dammit!   "