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Originally posted by verschickter
The best way to fool someone like you think, is to play friend, provide a place to discuss and inject more or less believable theories to the audience.
Originally posted by verschickter
The best way to fool someone like you think, is to play friend, provide a place to discuss and inject more or less believable theories to the audience.
Originally posted by DrEugeneFixer
Dr. Judy wood with her space beams and dustification,
Originally posted by BriGuyTM90
Originally posted by DrEugeneFixer
Dr. Judy wood with her space beams and dustification,
First Dr. Wood never mentions Space beams or that concept at all she merely mentions Beam weapons developed during the Star Wars program.
Originally posted by Shadow Herder
Some of these were funded by some people tied to the popular mechanic debunking 911 article.
Why have the perps created these fraudulent "truth movement" personalities and establishments
1. To make the 'real' truthers look bad by association. The more ridiculous theories might conceivably have this effect on people. Think of what the No-Planes movement has doen to tarnish the entire subject.
2. To lead the 'real' truthers on a wild goose chase, down false paths that they know will lead nowhere, thereby delaying the ultimate exposure of the perps.
3. To gather information on people who are interested in conspiracy theories and suspicious of the government, in order to infiltrate their ranks, and by creating an organization, come to control and neutralize them.
What about Kevin Ryan? Richard Gage?
Originally posted by DrEugeneFixer
Why have the perps created these fraudulent "truth movement" personalities and establishments.
Originally posted by -PLB-
Originally posted by DrEugeneFixer
Why have the perps created these fraudulent "truth movement" personalities and establishments.
A good question would be how to discriminate between these fraudulent "truth movement" personalities and people who are just crazy. After all, conspiracy theories in general attract a lot of crazy people, and it would be very strange if this was not the case with 911 conspiracies.
Originally posted by -PLB-
reply to post by Flatcoat
The OS is the mainstream theory. Of course you can completely take the term "conspiracy theory" out of context, but considering we are on a site that deals with conspiracy theories it should be pretty clear to you that the OS does not fall under that definition. (a tip is to read the Wikipedia page on "Conspiracy theory, this explains it in a bit more detail).