Aloha from the chilly Midwest!

Hey there, new here, and I'm probably going to irritate a few people. I firmly believe that, will a little actual research, most ( not all ) conspiracies can be disproven. I prefer fact, not suppositions and WAGs taken as evidence. But, in the nature of true skepticism, I keep an open mind. Convince with truth and evidence.

For the interested, been an "armchair" researcher for over 30 years. Hope to kind some stuff here!

a reply to: TheMadBird

Welcome , good luck with your search.

a reply to: TheMadBird

Welcome to ATS, feel free to prove us wrong. Good luck!

Some examples of conspiracies you've disproved? Big or small, common or uncommon. That'll help jump start any interesting exchanges.

Also, a new thread started about one of the conspiracies you have disproved would be a pretty interesting place to start.

Welcome to ATS

WElcome to the site. Sometimes a conspiracy theory is just presented wrong, the event is real, but the idea of what caused the event is not correct, the reason is much more complex. I see a lot of people on the wrong path when discussing conspiracies, but the fact is, there is a conspiracy, sometimes one much more impressive, but they have chosen the wrong path to find the answer. The people covering things up are not dumb, they leave some clues that steer people in a direction they can quickly debunk as wrong, then it discourages others from looking deeply into the real conspiracy.

Evidence is assembled to prove a a conspiracy is not real before the deception is even created. These big organizations and corporations have well paid specialists doing damage control, they steer people to look in the wrong direction all the time, using rumors created by people working for the company or agency.

originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: TheMadBird

Welcome to ATS, feel free to prove us wrong. Good luck!

Exactly. We're always looking for someone to prove something extraordinary. We're not tremendously supportive of nonsense, but if you can show us the goods, we'll buy it. Prove us wrong and you get to say "I told you so!"

80 degrees or higher in Los Angeles tomorrow.

originally posted by: TheMadBird
Hey there, new here, and I'm probably going to irritate a few people. I firmly believe that, will a little actual research, most ( not all ) conspiracies can be disproven. I prefer fact, not suppositions and WAGs taken as evidence. But, in the nature of true skepticism, I keep an open mind. Convince with truth and evidence.

For the interested, been an "armchair" researcher for over 30 years. Hope to kind some stuff here!

You talk about conspiracies but you only post in the politics forum.......weird........

anyway welcome "new member"

originally posted by: rickymouse
WElcome to the site. Sometimes a conspiracy theory is just presented wrong, the event is real, but the idea of what caused the event is not correct, the reason is much more complex. I see a lot of people on the wrong path when discussing conspiracies, but the fact is, there is a conspiracy, sometimes one much more impressive, but they have chosen the wrong path to find the answer. The people covering things up are not dumb, they leave some clues that steer people in a direction they can quickly debunk as wrong, then it discourages others from looking deeply into the real conspiracy.

Evidence is assembled to prove a a conspiracy is not real before the deception is even created. These big organizations and corporations have well paid specialists doing damage control, they steer people to look in the wrong direction all the time, using rumors created by people working for the company or agency.

That is it, exactly. Welcome and be prepared to debate.

Hello and welcome!

Hello people , I feel lucky to be part of this collective