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ajweberman.com The place to go if you've ever wondered if the CIA killed President Kennedy. Move past a home page with three morphing photographs to pages of hyperlinked documents. The site is huge, well designed and a must for conspiracy theorists everywhere.

Best of the Planet Awards 1998

WEB IS MEDIUM OF CHOICE
FOR CONSPIRACY THEORISTS

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Review by Excite
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Read the review published in Rolling Stone Magazine On Line

This is what Rolling Stone has to say about the garbology and jakob.dylan websites. Note: Jann Wenner told me he has made it a rule that the name AJ WEBERMAN will never be mentioned in Rolling Stone!!

"Worse, the family demons have sprouted worldwide wings. A media trickster who used to sign himself the Scavenger, notorious since the late 1960's as Bob Dylan's longtime scourge, has now added a Web site to his obsessional ouevre. Information - true or imagined - is the favored cudgel of a man so craven that he invented celebrity "garbology," raiding the metal trash cans outside the Greenwich Village house Jakob was born into, in New York. The Scavenger became the ubiquitous jackal of MacDougal Street, terrorizing Jakob's mother, Sara, and the older children, organizing group howls beneath the family's windows at night, rummaging in the bins to make off with loving notes from the children's grandma. Public, publishable information, he claims. And now, like some howling ancestral curse, he has descended, fangs dripping, upon the son. The Scavenger has boasted that he rooted through baby Jakob's soiled Pampers. And a quarter-century later, he tosses up more alleged flotsam of that infancy, online, offering photo negatives of Bob feeding his baby boy a bottle, pouring venomous supposition into acts he calls "Analysis of Jakob Dylan's Poetry." Such are the boons and burdens of celebrity birth·right."

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