It is the same site posted by the thread starter. :cheeky:
That was the point I was making.
No matter what info people come up with if you believe in a conspiracy you can dismiss it just as easy as you believe in the conspiracy itself.
Of course, manyh of these "conspiracies" do come from crack pots who over-react to something they saw on the news and have little info about it...its called paranoia...but something had to have set that paranoia off.
There are either Lizard people sites that support the theory or some biased co-conspirator propagandist that has a website that tries to distract the people from the obvious fact that there are lizard people - site owner probably a lizard person themselves.
This is the open for discussion, as this has been said before. Anyone can look at Alex Jones and know something is serously wrong with that whole crackpot set up of his.
Conspiracy theories are, most often, for irrational people that either can not find a rational explanation to a problem or when given a rational explanation are too irrational to believe in it.
I believe this is open for debate. I think one has to have a firm belief in one direction over a large extent of time to really disbelive an "obviousm rational" answer to something that seems unexplained or mis-explained (in their eyes). Take ghosts for example. Thos who feel they have seen a ghost in their life are going to belive that every bump in the night is a ghost....even though a rational, scientific asnwer would be that the house is simply creeking.
Sometimes great tragedy or consequence comes with an easy and obvious answer - conspiracy theorists/believers, the few that are otherwise lucid thinkers, can't rationalize that something so important could be so simple. Over analyzation often leads away from truth.
I fully agree. However, there are somethings that simply have no concrete, rational, or scientific explanation that seems "good enough". I dont even want to bring up 9/11 becuase there are some many facets to the event that even if one were to believe that it was a stragith forward attack by 19 muslim's pissed off at the US, the fact remains that they were ALLOWED to even GET that far in the first place...
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I dont always trust the media either. Matter of fact, in a nutshell, i dont like to beleive anything unless I witnessed it with my own eyes. I know that sounds stupid or even extremely ignorant, but once someone sees something, and it gets passed down from person to person to news outlet to person to official to person, some of the facts are ALWAYS left out or contrued in some fashion. Is the story always the same from person 1 to person 1000? I would put my money on NO.
Either way, I really dont care THAT much about whatever plans the US government have for "world domination" or even "continental domination".It seems that the goverment built of the people, for the people, by the people is non-existent.
*shrugs*
