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Far right-wing conspiracy site showcasing my book poking fun at the right-wing! How's that for ironic?

I regularly do research on my books to see if there's anything interesting that pops up and couldn't help but laugh hysterically at what appeared before my eyes today.

On what appears to be a far-right leaning site that isn't coy to debunked conspiracy theories, I found my most recent book - LOL at the GOP - along with a description of it being advertised on this site (belligerentpolitics.com).

Toward the top of the page are the words "Barack Obama Birthplace Kenya," with the following words written underneath it, "Is it time to stop questioning the birth certificate of Obama? Wednesday, the governor of Hawaii signed a bill that limits the number of requests that individuals can make a birth certificate for Obama..."

Not far below that is a picture of my book with a description of it. In my book, which satirizes the far-right end of the political spectrum, I debunk many claims made about the president - one being that he was born in Kenya! Yes, on a page which is attempting to persuade people of the conspiracy theory that President Obama was born in Kenya, there appears my book making fun of such conspiracies and debunking, among them, that very one! How's that for "ironic," Alanis?

http://www.belligerentpolitics.com/barack-obama-birthplace-kenya/
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