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Montez has been his involvement in the shadow Citizens' Stamp Advisory Committee, the group of well connected individuals who choose what goes on your stamps. It'sa lot of power. We can not help wondering what their involvement in the death of Karl Malden - which was, after all, just 97 years - may have been.

And what was the motive? Was he jealous of the dedication of the Post Office Karl Malden in 2005? Malden was a threat to the status quo Philatelic? Did he push too hard for an extra year of "Celebrate Kwanzaa" stamps?Or maybe it was a combination of factors that have led a person inside to remove (there's a good pun) one of the major players - and fans of stamps - today .

I intended to write this article shortly after the death of Malden, and I'm glad I held off because of new evidence suggests that the death of Karl Malden in May was not due to domestic politics Advisory stamps, but an anti-militia buffer intending to do harm to the infrastructure stamp set, working from top to bottom! My evidence?Look who else is on the committee:

So, less than a month after the death of Karl Malden - ahem - "natural causes", one of his colleagues Advisory stamps was taken into custody. If you think this is a coincidence, you do not pay attention.

(Incidentally, I sent a warning to Joan Mondale in the form of writing this column, but unfortunately it does not feel the need to respond, perhaps because the column has just been published and no one seems know if she reads this site.)

What the authors want is not yet clear. They may be freedom fighters, hoping to put an end to eradicate tyranny and elitism.Or they may address the Committee in order to gain power for themselves, hoping to guide the design of stamps in a new direction. Maybe they want stamps recognize the cast of "Gimme a Break TV", or the honor of Mr. Pibb for its innovations in the field of refreshing. We do not know and probably can not. But the existence of a conspiracy against the Illuminati stamp is as clear an impression of a beautifully restored classic film starring Karl Malden, an impression so clear that members of the public are heard to remark, "Gosh, this film is so clear now that it's been restored. Anyone want a raisins?