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Somewhat worryingly, friends say that much of his [i.e. Robbie Williams] time online is spent trawling avidly through the sort of crackpot American websites that spout half-baked conspiracy theories and anti-government propaganda.
One such underground website that Robbie has become a member of is the little-known AboveTopSecret.com, which dresses up gossip and anti-state paranoia as fact for its gullible subscribers.
One of its major recent stories involved claims that the imminent changeover to digital TV from analogue is nothing to do with clearer television pictures, but is instead a plot by the U.S. government to 'monitor and record every household in the U.S.' by placing hidden microphones and miniature cameras inside new sets.
Another post announces with unswerving certainty that not only can FBI spy satellites see through brick walls into homes, they can also read the minds of citizens and can scan the brains and memories of humans as if they were computers.
Robbie, the Mail has learnt, regularly logs on to the website using his codenames 'cyar' and, bizarrely, 'chrisonabike' to chat with other members about his interest in UFOs.
Even more bizarrely, he has allowed himself to appear on the site in a taped interview during which he happily discusses what he believes were alien visitations to him while he was living in America.
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
"trawling avidly through the sort of crackpot American websites that spout half-baked conspiracy theories and anti-government propaganda"
"paranoia as fact for its gullible subscribers. "
From the source article:
One such underground website that Robbie has become a member of is the little-known AboveTopSecret.com, which dresses up gossip and anti-state paranoia as fact for its gullible subscribers.
Originally posted by neformore
It doesn't give a fair reflection of ATS at all - but then what do you expect of the British press?
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
(2) If not, can ATS improve how it is perceived by main stream reporters?
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
(2) If not, can ATS improve how it is perceived by main stream reporters?
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
(2) If not, can ATS improve how it is perceived by main stream reporters?