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ImSinister

ImSinister

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it is also likely that they bathe less often, have silly hairdos and sex? - well they have a theory on why no one will sleep with them.
 
Oh , really?

What about JFK?

Or perhaps the USS Liberty incident?

What about the Federal Reserve?

It's neither federal, nor a reserve. Look up and tell me who the board of directors is for it.

:p
 
Rowdy_Y said:
Oh , really?

What about JFK?

Or perhaps the USS Liberty incident?

What about the Federal Reserve?

It's neither federal, nor a reserve. Look up and tell me who the board of directors is for it.

:p
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Your microwaved bean burrito is ready . . .
 
Since when did conspiracy theorists become a pejorative? Are not all police agency investigators and newspaper investigative reporters "conspriracy theorists" if they are investigating incidents that involve more than one person?
 
Occam's Razor - the starting point for any true thinking person when seeking to explain any phenomenon.
 
I can think of two appeals of conspiracy theories. First, one can believe anything one wants to believe. The absence of evidence of a conspiracy can be seen as evidence of how vast and powerful the conspiracy it.

Second, one can demonize a group of people one dislikes. John Kennedy was killed by the CIA, 9/11 was caused by Israeli Mossad, and so on.

Nevertheless, I have difficulty believing in a conspiracy lasting for years, or decades, and involving large numbers of people. Someone will leak information to the press, have a death bead confession, get drunk and brag to his girl friend, or so on.
 
The_Trouvere said:
I can think of two appeals of conspiracy theories. First, one can believe anything one wants to believe. The absence of evidence of a conspiracy can be seen as evidence of how vast and powerful the conspiracy it.

Second, one can demonize a group of people one dislikes. John Kennedy was killed by the CIA, 9/11 was caused by Israeli Mossad, and so on.

Nevertheless, I have difficulty believing in a conspiracy lasting for years, or decades, and involving large numbers of people. Someone will leak information to the press, have a death bead confession, get drunk and brag to his girl friend, or so on.
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So all military and national security secrets are just a couple beers away from revelation?
 
The_Trouvere said:
I can think of two appeals of conspiracy theories. First, one can believe anything one wants to believe. The absence of evidence of a conspiracy can be seen as evidence of how vast and powerful the conspiracy it.

Second, one can demonize a group of people one dislikes. John Kennedy was killed by the CIA, 9/11 was caused by Israeli Mossad, and so on.

Nevertheless, I have difficulty believing in a conspiracy lasting for years, or decades, and involving large numbers of people. Someone will leak information to the press, have a death bead confession, get drunk and brag to his girl friend, or so on.
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What girl friend?

She's in on it, I bet!
 
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