Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Only fools are positive.

Kellmeyer's book would have us believe that there are simple, clearcut answers to riddles and mysteries that reputable scholars and charlatans alike have debated for centuries. Very few, if any, of the "facts" presented in this book are undisputed, and yet he presents them as though they were common knowledge, and in most cases without even citing a source or an authority (other than himself). When he does cite a source, it's usually both selective and dubious: For example, he cites a fringe anti-environmentalist like Anna Bramwell in support of his notion that Wicca and Goddess worship were invented by the Nazis -- a strange choice to say the least. Finally, it seems to me that that Kellmeyer and his supporters -- assuming they are not all Kellmeyer himself -- seem awfully afraid of something.