I like a good conspiracy theory, but The Alexandria Link is based on the incredulous theory of Lebanese writer, Kamal Salibi, who postulates that the Hebrew "promised land" is not really located in the area of Israel, east of the Mediterranean Sea, but rather further to the South, along the eastern shores of the Red Sea. He further speculates that the Jews settled there (in western Arabia) and then sometime later immigrated north to Palestine, but somehow mysteriously forgot all about it. This conspiracy theory clearly aims to discredit the historical origins of Judaism and Christianity and The Holy Bible. In Mr. Berry's attempt to emulate a "da Vinci Code" style plot, he succeeds only in duct-taping his political conspiracy idea to Salibi's ludicrous theory; and like any two things duct-taped together and left in the light of the sun, it ultimately crumbles and falls to pieces.