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From the Inside: the Grassroots Ron Paul Campaign

IRVINE, CA - Wednesday, November 7th, I had the opportunity to attend a Ron Paul Meetup group meeting. This was not like any other meeting, however; this time, the members spoke to Ron Paul over a live teleconference.

Noam Chomsky Weighs In On 9/11 Conspiracy Theories

Source: AlterNet.org

While acknowledging that he may be out-of-step with many of his colleagues on the left, Chomsky talks about why he doesn't believe that 9/11 was an "inside job."

The World's Weirdest/Stupidest Conspiracy Theories

Source: swallowingthecamel.blogspot.com

(in no particular order, with each theory's author or main proponent in parentheses)

Bill Maher on 9/11 Conspiracy Theories (video)

Source:

How big a lunatic do you have to be to watch two giant airliners packed with jet fuel slam into buildings on live TV igniting a massive inferno that burned for two hours and then think, "Well, if you believe that was the cause?" Stop asking me to raise this ridiculous topic o …

Ron Paul backers a mixed bunch

Source: The Seattle Times

To say Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has eclectic supporters could be considered an understatement.

Lewd publicity: German website's 9/11 opinion poll scandal

Source: SPIEGEL ONLINE

Germany's ZDF public television network has sunk to an all-time low on its Web site. It has asked the public who was behind 9/11: Was it really Osama bin Laden or was it actually the US government?

Islamic Republic: "9/11 was an inside Job"

Source:

In the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the state-run news outlets preferred to discuss the conspiracy theories.

James Ridgeway: Homeland Insecurity: The 9/11 Conspiracy File: Myths and Facts

Source: MotherJones.com

Six years after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, there's plenty of unanswered questions about why the Bush administration didn't prevent them. But the most popular 9/11 conspiracy theories are full of holes, too.

9/11 demolition theory challenged

Source: BBC News

An analysis of the World Trade Center collapse has challenged a conspiracy theory surrounding the 9/11 attacks.

9/11 'conspiracy' theories challenged by Cambridge research

Source: PhysOrg.com

A new mathematical analysis of the collapse of the World Trade Centre has been published by a Cambridge University academic, with results that challenge conspiracy theories surrounding the September 11th attacks.

Movie in Works About Shapeshifting Reptilian Global Conspiracy

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One woman's journey to unmask the secret rulers of the world. Who are the secret rulers? Mike White answers that. Their new script, "Them," is "a paranoid conspiracy movie/comedy," White recently told MTV News. "About who the secret rulers of the world."

Questioning 9/11 ... With Caution

Source: AlterNet.org

Forget the conspiracy theories. Middle East correspondent Robert Fisk just wants a few questions answered.

Isn't Robert Fisk A Journalist?

Source: captainsquartersblog.com

Allahpundit piqued my curiosity with his link to Robert Fisk's latest screed at the Independent, wherein he claims to be unable to find answers to many questions about the 9/11 attacks.

HIV Denial in the Internet Era

Source: medicine.plosjournals.org

It may seem remarkable that, 23 years after the identification of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), there is still denial that the virus is the cause of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).

History Channel Debunks 9/11 "Truthers"

Source: The History Channel

Examines the various conspiracy theories espoused on the Internet, in articles and in public forums that attempt to explain the 9/11 attacks.

Satire: U.S. Protests Mexi-Canadian Overpass | The Onion

Source: The Onion

After nearly nine years of construction, the Mexi-Canadian Overpass, the controversial $4.3 trillion highway overpass linking Guadalupe and Winnipeg, was finally completed last week, drawing harsh criticism from U.S. citizens and officials alike.

Memorandum 46: Too Hot for XM Talk Radio?

Source: The Washington Post

For nearly three decades, the memo has been passed around by word of mouth, the Internet, on nth-generation photocopied fliers, making the rounds among African American activists, politicians and talk-show hosts.

No More Vermont Bat Boy?

Source: nielsenhayden.com

Alas, the Weekly World News, long a stalwart of reportage no one else dared to print, is going out of business.

Breeding for Christ, conservatism and consumerism

Source:

An interesting piece came across my desk the other day that paints a chilling picture of how strong the religious right's death grip is on American culture and politics...

Weekly World News Kidnapped by Aliens!!!

Source: ABC News

*NOTE: Filing this under the category "World News" seemed appropriate.

Daily Kos: Was Pat Tillman Killed on Cheney's or Rumsfeld's Orders?

Source: Little Green Footballs

Even by Daily Kos' standards of whacked out hate U.S.A. first moonbat conspiracy theories, this one is at the long end of the Kos bell curve:

Video in the News: Apollo 11 Anniversary -- 1st Moonwalk

Source: National Geographic

On July 20, 1969, half a billion people watched as Neil Armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon.

Why do people believe in conspiracy theories?

Source: ScienceBlogs

One factor fuelling the general growth of conspiracy beliefs is likely to be that the internet allows new theories to be quickly created, and endlessly debated by a wider audience than ever.

O'Reilly and the pistol-packin' mamas

Source: dneiwert.blogspot.com

A "national underground network" of pink pistol-packing lesbians is terrorizing America.

Book Review: Do Zionists Run America? A scathing review of James Petras, "The Power of Israel in the United States"

Source: monthlyreview.org

Widely known as an expert in Latin American history and social movements, and a prolific critic of U.S.

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