Thread: Conspiracy Theories

Originally Posted by Demon of Light

There's nothing insane about any of that. People who are insane may talk about those things, but they may also have more mainstream paranoid delusions. Crazy is what crazy does. Just because a crazy person talks about it does not make the idea itself crazy.

the idea that Al Qaeda doesn't exist, and that the NWO vaporized the WTC, is indeed an insane idea.

Originally Posted by Thunder

the idea that Al Qaeda doesn't exist, and that the NWO vaporized the WTC, is indeed an insane idea.

I do not see any of that claimed anywhere in the OP.

Cass Sunstein, the current Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, wrote an article in 2008 about Conspiracy Theories. Nevertheless, it is an interesting read to say the least.

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/wp-c.../Susstein1.pdf


I agree with the assertion that people should research 9/11. A lot of things happened before, on, and after that day.

We live in a world of lies, half truths and omission of facts which means that all information is suspect_

Anyone who dismisses Conspiracy Theories as the rantings of delusional psychotics should reconsider_

» 33 Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be True, What Every Person Should Know… Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!

In reference to Grim....

Originally Posted by sKiTzo

It appears you are democrat.

Hahahahahaha I laughed.

Good rant, Skitzo.

I think though, that Ron Paul should have ran a third party ticket and left the GOP rather than endorse Romney. It really damages his street cred for Paul to support a NeoCon after years of vocally opposing the military industrial complex.

Anyway, here is a good article by Ron Paul on the continuing wars ...


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War Drums for Syria? , By Rep. Ron Paul


"There is ample reason to be skeptical about US government claims amplified in mainstream media reports. How many times recently have lies and exaggerations been used to push for the use of force overseas? It was not long ago that we were told Gaddafi was planning genocide for the people of Libya, and the only way to stop it was a US attack. Those claims turned out to be false, but by then the US and NATO had already bombed Libya, destroying its infrastructure, killing untold numbers of civilians, and leaving a gang of violent thugs in charge."

"Likewise, we were told numerous falsehoods to increase popular support for the 2003 war on Iraq, including salacious stories of trans-Atlantic drones and WMDs. Advocates of war did not understand the complexities of Iraqi society, including its tribal and religious differences. As a result, Iraq today is a chaotic mess, with its ancient Christian population eliminated and the economy set back decades. An unnecessary war brought about by lies and manipulation never ends well.

* Rep. Ron Paul:* War Drums for Syria?** : Information Clearing House