…Kincaid. The FBI does indeed catch the “real” bad guy, just as they catch Kincaid. But the irony is that Kincaid is far more evil than the serial murderer they…
…heard of armed patrols before she arrived. [Tschetter] heard of “White Night” were [where] people were asked to drink Cool-Ade [Kool-Aid] that was supposed to be poison. This incident occurred…
…survivors of Jonestown, and to find one practically in my backyard was a huge shock. My friends made the obligatory and questionably tasteful “don’t drink the Kool-Aid” jokes, but I…
…settlement located in the jungles of Guyana. Dozens of scholarly analyses have failed to unseat the popular narrative that Jonestown was all about crazy cultists who drank the Kool-Aid under…
…that today it is mainstream US society lining up to “drink the Kool-Aid” of complicity with militarism, murder, torture, and a sense of entitlement that our boundless appetites must be…
…Jim Jones!, by RP My Life Since the Temple, by RP Eradicating an Expression, One Step at a Time, by Mickey Touchette Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid, by David Parker Wise…
…Smith White Night: The Novel, by Sharon Maas Revealing Peoples Temple through Creative Writing, by Chelsea Blundon Don’t Drink The Kool-aid Separation of Church and State of Shock Mortis Operandi…
…here with too many words. We have gone from being viewed as a bunch of crazies who dutifully lined up to “drink the Kool-Aid” to being hopeless victims who were…
…Jim Jones led massacre victims to ‘drink the Kool-Aid’ by Matt Damsker, USA Today, April 10, 2017 Jonestown Massacre Biographer on the Question: How Successful Would Jim Jones’ Cult Be…