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This Week in Conspiracy (19 May 2012)

May 20, 2012

Oh, things are coming together. NATO in Chicago? Bilderbergers in Virginia? It can’t be a coincidence!

This week in Ron Paul’s inevitable victorious and triumphant march to the White House, he pulled out, which makes this the saddest op ed I have ever read.
From the Abbey Road photo-shoot, demonstrating that Paul was not dead and had only kicked off his sandals. Love it!
Are American high officials issuing cryptic warnings based on Nostradamian predictions to Russia?
Sheriff outfit owner Joe Arpaio, worst sheriff-outfit owner ever?
A review of Iron Sky, which is about space Nazis.
A plot against Hugo Chavez put forward…in a crossword puzzle? (This happens from time to time, that someone thinks that they see special meaning in coincidence. I think it happened a couple of times when codewords relevant to Operation Overlord happened into a cartoon. I’ll look that up when I get a chance and update.)
Birtherism is alive and well. Also, Arizona is a horrible place run by total nuts. Take the announcement that the secretary of state there is asking for evidence from Hawaii that the President is not a foreigner. You, my friend, are a clown. It was also given new life in a statement by Obama’s literary agent in a 1991 pamphlet, which of course has the legal standing of a birth certificate. The best comment on this came from TV’s Frank:

Frank Conniff (@FrankConniff)
5/19/12 12:41 AM
Arizona keeping Obama off state ballot until he presents documentation proving that he won’t still be black in November.

9/11 claimed another victim this week, Donna Summer, who also had a premonition of the attacks.
Definitive proof of vaccine-autism link or unbacked bald assertions? The standards of what counts as “definitive proof” should be kept high, people.
Praying to the extraterrestrials to save us from our corrupt Earthling puppet-masters. This was new for me.
A lot of liberty nuts like to scrutinize the laws governing international waters. Like this liberty nut, who says:

This Creature from the Ocean’s Floor, better known as the Law of the Sea Treaty, has been created and written specifically to undercut America’s sovereignty and move us towards global governance and a New World Order where the constitutional rights of the American people, our national sovereignty and the military power of the United States would be subordinated to the whims of a group of corrupt, unelected, third-world bureaucrats who have no interest in Freedom and Liberty.

Hate groups are on the rise, reports ABC (and SPLC), as the country becomes more swarthy.
Alex Jones got his own page on the ever-rational RationalWiki, and to commemorate this event, I’m going to give you an video of Alex screeching like a monkey, courtesy of the /r/conspiratard folks!

FoxNews is spreading an anti-Soros, democratic-process-confidence-in-destroying conspiracy theory. This is in fact serious stuff that seems to be completely at odds with, you know, civilized life. Put up or shut, Fox. For realzies. And that goes for your multiple assertions that the President dealt drugs.
How’s the war in Chicago going? You know, the one between NATO protestors (?) and the military? NATO seems a weird thing to protest. But it’s an even weirder thing to think that the overlap of the NATO meeting with the upcoming annular eclipse is deliberate, perhaps using the cover of sort-of-darkness to carry out a false flag attack. Or perhaps people are using the NATO meeting to air…other grievances, like economic grievances, or whatever Luke Rudkowski is mad about. Or whatever these guys were mad about. But at least the protestors can shatter NATO. Also, I should note that “agent provocateurs” has been a buzzword tagged to this story.
AE911 is having a re-release party (?) for their Experts Speak Out video, and a tour. How’s that happening?
A “FEMA death camp janitor” trolled Godlike Productions. That was a little amusing. But only a little. Speaking of death camps, it looks like any month now, they aren’t going to open and God will be given all the credit.
A low-level Republican in Mississippi called for the death of homosexuals (using the Bible) on his facebook page.
LIGHTNING GUN!
Orion Talk Radio had a show about the “Raw Milk Freedom Riders,” which in no way shits on the Civil Rights Movement.
DIA spokesperson (who I spoke to a couple of months ago) has hilarious job.
Ah, Australia. They figured out the whole psychological warfare agenda behind the 2012 Olympics.
This week, colleague Rachel Dean-Ruzicka, sent me the worst video ever, “The Kinsey Syndrome,” even though I’ve never done anything to her! It’s more than 2.5 hours of quivering insanity. Enjoy! Because I couldn’t!
I don’t know what this is. Monsanto’s big secret. Somehow.
The difference between conspiracy theory and political punditry is…often very slim.
Vigilant Citizen analyzes the movie 2012. These are always fun. Spoiler: This is insane.
Nut Cynthia McKinney running for high office again. Emphasis on the “high.”

Headline of the Week:

Conspiracy Theorists are known for their subtle understatement. Take what Paul Krugman described as “bank jog” becomes: “BREAKING!!! DOOM ON!!!! Bank Run Greece… NOW!!!!”

Twit of the Week:

This week’s conspiracy themed tweet of the week goes to Melissa Lee, who wasn’t even looking for it:

Dear Roger Ailes, I’ll think about it. -Shadowy Leftist Forces #ActuallyGoFuckYourselfhttp://pic.twitter.com/gKE62iXq

The Conspiracy Theory of the Week:

…is not a conspiracy theory, rather a conspiracy spoof from Comedy Central called: “Birthers Divided on Whether or Not to Get Behind Ridiculous Nonsense.”

That’s it for now. I’m off the clock.

UPDATE! I’m back on the clock. I went back to William B. Bruer’s Unexplained Mysteries of World War II to try to find the reference to the cartoon I mentioned above. Instead, I found a reference to 2 suspicious advertisements in the New Yorker that were investigated by the FBI after Pearl Harbor. When I went to look for a website to link to, now having the ad, I found that some toilet hack had basically plagiarized Breuer’s entire chapter. So enjoy. Still looking for the cartoon reference!
UPDATE AGAIN! Ken has straightened me out on the “cartoon” I was looking for. This was another crossword puzzle, where words like “Omaha” and “Overlord” appeared. The story is here. In appreciation, I include a thank you specifically tailored to awesome Kens:

LAST UPDATE! I SWEAR: Sir Bodsworth Rugglesby III pointed out that the authorities got concerned when Lex Luthor rolled out his own atomic bomb in the Superman series. Unfortunately, I do not have any fun MST3K videos about people named Bodsworth, so I will just have to send him my deep thanks! It’s a fun find from yesteryear!

RJB

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New Article Up at CSI

May 17, 2012

As you likely know, I have “The Conspiracy Guy” column at CSI’s website now, and my most recent contribution is up. It’s called, “Out of Mind? Out of Sight!” And yes, I am very proud of that title. I want to invite you to respond to it here, since there is no option to reply at the CSI website.

RJB

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This Week in Conspiracy (11 May 2012)

May 11, 2012

Things are looking up. Last week I accepted a Visiting Assistant Professor position in Wisconsin, so at the end of the summer, the home base of Skeptical Humanities is going to be shifting northward. This does not mean, however, that I am going to be able to let the goofers of the world off the hook. Indeed, I will likely dive into it with more zeal than ever since I am less likely to overheat way up there than I am in Atlanta.

Here’s a new one! Gangsta rap was introduced in the 1990s in order to drive up returns on the music industry’s investments in the private prison industry! Clever. Convoluted. Implausible. I like it.
America’s missing 40 trillion dollars? And sunk it into underground excavation?
Unanswered questions that PROVE that the Titanic was deliberately sunk! (Hilarious.)
Here’s an old one! PrisionPlanet release a document that they say authorizes “Red Dawn” style reeducation camps. In fact, the DOD merely updated their MP field manual. (Read the Preface.) NewsWithViews picked up on it, and they can confirm that unidentified people of uncertain credentials believe…whatever NwV happens to believe.
Ahhh. Madonna and Elvis’s Illuminati link! This is a textbook case of how not to do research, by the way.
Ah, Godwinning the Obama Presidency never gets old.
LOOK! In the sky! A JewFO!!!!!!
Matt Smith is a REAL TIME TRAVELER!

See?

Guy on Internet the great shift coming in Dec 2012. Will he revise his thesis now that a Mayan calendar that goes past 2012 has been discovered?
Rand Paul is afeared of the TSA.
Finally, someone putting forth a reasonable argument against the moon landings. I’m sorry I meant, obsessive and bonkers argument. My bad.
Fun little article on conspiracy theories and comic books.
UFO circling the sun or cosmic ray?
You know where I want to be in November of 2013? Dallas. Without Jim Marrs.
Family Research Council President Tony Perkins says that Obama’s birth certificate is a legitimate issue. I don’t think that he really believes Obama’s a “furriner,” but the cynical use of conspiracy is only destructive, and it makes him just that much more of a worse person.
Ach! I can’t believe I missed the CSPAN discussion of “false flags” with Jonathan Kay! Grr. I must watch the whole thing when I have a minute!
Oh, the Bilderbergers are meeting soon, in Virginia again, where Alex Jones may have his power shut off…sinisterly!! This has spawned the Occupy Bilderberg movement. The only plus side is that I get to see Jesse Ventura panhandle. Hey, Gov! Don’t you make enough to kick in a little coin?
FoxNews: “Ron Paul is bigger than most people realize.” Apparently, he’s 5’10”, which is really rather large for a leprechaun. Is it fucked up that this showed up on The Daily Paul because someone thought that the media was trying to make him look smaller? No, actually. This is apparently normal for them, it seems. Looks like Paul delegates at the Republican convention should bring official tasters for them so they don’t get poisoned.
Twisted little tick and sheriff outfit owner Joe Arpaio is getting sued by the Justice Department for alleged civil rights violations.
IntelHub contributor finds false flag hints in an episode of Sherlock. Spoiler: It’s idiotic.
Ah. ChemTrail Truth. When you put “truth” in your name, I stop listening.
We Are Change San Antonio learns the hard way that fascism shows up in short pants on bikes.
The only witness to Breitbart’s death disappears. This stupid story is going to outlive me, unless the cops can debunk it.
America is preparing to welcome its Russian occupiers, some 30,000 to 100,000 Russian troops who will arrive within the next 7 months or so according to the CIA, or some guy who heard from the CIA.
Dick Morris and Sean Hannity discuss the coming NWO and somehow are not admitted for psychiatric evaluation.
IAEA member killed in Iran in a car accident. Assassination or OMIGOD THE TRAFFIC IN IRAN IS UNHINGED!?! (Video.)
White nationalists arrested for planning a race war in Florida. And also in news that would set Chip Berlet’s teeth on edge, a white supremacist in Idaho who is running for sheriff hosts friendly neighborhood cross-burning, and another white supremacist with political aspirations, this time in Arizona, seems to have killed 4 people and himself. All this while the Golden Dawn (neo-Nazis) in Greece earns a number of seats in the Greek parliament. Oh, and are threatening their rivals.
There’s that damned sun destroying the world again. So, why is the ISS reporting sun entities and are we shooting energy beams at the sun? I’m putting together a file on these stories.
Is Orly Taitz as bad a dentist as she is a lawyer? A recent decision by the California Court of Appeals “point out about 147 things that were wrong with Taitz’s filing.” Also, she should sue more people.
LOOKOUT! (another) MASS EXTINCTION EVENT IMMANENT FROM FUKUSHIMA! What bothers me is not these people don’t understand radiation, rather that they are promoting the consumption of potassium iodide, a real drug with a very, very limited use (blocks radioactive iodide contamination from being absorbed into the thyroid, and that’s ALL). It’s a drug with risks with no possibility of benefit.
World Net Daily claims that the endtimes are here (again). Hack failure Aaron Klein has an article titled, “Not Kidding: Obama Has New ‘Atrocities Czar’.” Samantha Power is the new head of the White House’s new Atrocities Prevention Board. Dipshit. Of course, they also recently published this paragraph:

Through the influence of a Rosicrucian-Masonic brotherhood, Washington D.C. seems to be constructed to be the capital of Francis Bacon’s vision of the New Atlantis, which is likely to become the center of the New World Order. On the back of the dollar bill we read the words Novus Ordos Seclorum, which means New Order of the Ages or New World Order. These words are found below an Egyptian pyramid with the all-seeing eye of Lucifer above it, inside of a smaller pyramid. This occult symbolism signifies that in the New World Order, a Luciferian elite will rule the masses; or to use the terminology of the Fabian socialists like H.G. Wells and Bertrand Russell, a scientific elite. This is the restructuring that is going on in America right now.

An interesting write up at Media Matters for America that focuses on an idea being pushed on the right that the media failed to “vet” Obama during the last election cycle, a narrative with distinct conspiratorial undertones. I would say that the entire right was blindsided by Obama’s rise and victory. They really were focusing on Sen. Clinton.
Vigilant Citizen finally came up with something genuinely creepy, but still seems surprised that a Betty Boop film about secret societies might refer to…secret societies:

This week in wild-assed speculation, you know those grave liners in South Georgia that are supposed to be waiting for the FEMA camp victims, or whatever. Well, someone saw them heading North (really, there is no other direction for them to go in this country), which of course means that they are going up for the bodies that will be pouring out of Chicago during the NATO summit.
Charlotte Iserbyt, whose name is an anagram of “breast or tetchily,” is freaking out because she thinks that Maine’s public education is essentially becoming “socialist/communist education workforce training.”

Twit of the Week:

Yeah, this one. It’s like the worst kickstart ever:

@MarkDice

I will go to #Bilderberg2012 if you help fund my voyage. A Chipin donation box is up on http://MarkDice.com. Use PayPal. Thanks in advance.

Mark did leave a couple of unpleasant presents in my twitter feed this week. Another one is:

@MarkDice
We only know the new #UnderwearBomber was a #CIA agent because someone leaked it to the #AssociatedPress. There are good people in gov.

It sounds like the CIA is annoyed that the news got out, but think of their position: is the entire support structure behind the operation now blown, as well as…how many other covers? Are now other lives in jeopardy I can see why they might be miffed.

Visibility911 made a valiant effort this week, though:

@Visibility911
It’s just plain old nauseating how @BarackObama is trying to grandstand over killing Osama bin Dead For 10 Years.

Conspiracy Theory of the Week:

Without a doubt the conspiracy theory of the week is the notion that the CIA staged a fake underwear bombing scare. The evidence is, of course, the fact that the bomb-makers assigned an informant to deliver the bomb. And then he informed, as it were. It’s all the rage, and the media illiterate are flailing about in their own ignorance exultantly under the delusion that everything that they always believed about the CIA staging domestic terrorism was true. The IntelHub (sigh) it was a “corporate media manufactured story [that] was literally a NON EVENT.” There is a difference between making a bomb and being handed a bomb, ding-dongs. Go out and show that the CIA made the bomb and you’ll get Pulitzers. Really.

UPDATE! This wins. I must strip the IntelHub of the only award it ever earned. I saw this minutes after I posted and felt compelled to revise. A concerned citizen from Nebraska gives her view of Dutch gays who like watching people perish, as well as p-e-n-i-s homiciders and anus-licking gay child molesting genociders who go to Gender Studies, but because only because they are gay like Hillary Clinton. She also talks about why college kids need their own doom rooms, when Canadian corpse funguses come from gay ruptured instestines, while Roman bathhouse orgiers watched Christians be eaten at the Colosseum, so that gays cuss sadistically after gaying each other sexually and before committing treason and their children rape each other hetero all day when they aren’t told not to and Judas was a homo:

I’m out of here. I’m going to try to get these back on a more regular schedule in the next week or two. Meanwhile, check out some of my other work which is popping around the web. I recently posted about Ancient Aliens at Skepchick; I wrote about using fiction (specifically Carl Sagan’s contact) to teach critical thinking over at the JREF Swift Blog (the first of many posts on teaching and skepticism); and my next article should be up at the CSICOP website shortly.

RJB

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This Week in Conspiracy (29 April 2012)

May 2, 2012

It was a good week at Casa Blaskiewicz. Unexpected goodness of all types. On the other hand, I also had to watch Ancient Aliens for a guest post at another site. (TBA) Sort of a wash, really.

When I have something official, I’ll mention it here. Heheh.

Anyway, I imagine it was quite another week in the conspiracy-o-sphere. Not a lot going on, but let’s have at it.

Ah, IntelHub. I wonder if you were based in Australia if the toilet water you are spiraling down in would rotate in the other direction? And if you did, you’d think it was a plot against you. Anyway, they have hopped on the double-decker London Olympics 2012 logo reads “ZION” bus. You know, if you change everything.
Popeye at FederalJack files a CFR proposal for global universal health coverage under “establishing the police state.”
Big Science shill Brian Dunning is mixed into a conspiracy theory video that I imagine has a point. And the answer is that, “Lots of times they are.”
Sharon Hill and I have a kvetch about the reinvigorated Breitbart conspiracy over at Doubtful News, now that a coroner who may of may not have been related to the original unsurprising autopsy has died.
Brandon Hedge, appearing on InfoWars, writes the ironically titled, “Has America Been Crippled by Intellectual Idiots?” which contains the statement:

“The goal of every person I knew during my formative years with a desire to succeed was to one day hold in their hands an official looking embossed document announcing their ascension to the ranks of the intellectually anointed. I was never so keen on the idea.” [No shit.]

Can we give Alaska back to Russia? “Alaska GOP’s new chair: ‘God prevailed’ in victory by Ron Paul supporters.”
Veterans Today asks the hard questions, like, “Were real persons murdered on 9/11?” They are hard questions to ask because most people can’t force the words past the bile in their throat when they think of someone asking it.
America’s least serious sheriff costume owner, Joe Arpaio, is taking his Winnebago full of bullshit on the road.
I mean, really, Southwestern United States, what’s the deal? Is there a drought and you are delirious from thirst or something? Or have contracted plague of the brian? Jeez.
Wow. Someone coined the phrase “Military-Industrial Extraterrestrial Complex.”
Yeah, I’m going to see that this patent question gets cleared up. Meanwhile, drink in this one while me and my patent attorney homeboys prepare to destroy it.
I read David Ray Carter’s book on cinema and conspiracy theory. I liked it.
1 year later, there are still conspiracy theories about Osama bin Laden’s death in Pakistan.
My god, this list of “likely” ends to the human race is almost a study in how bad humans are at risk assessment. Jeez-IS.
What is it with conspiracy theorists and the sun, FFS? I am going to have to write an article about this one. This one should be called: “THE SOLAR WIND! SHE’S GONE FROM SUCK TO BLOW!“
Here comes the martial law again!
The Russians are coming! To Denver!
Anti-fluoridation candidate runs for office in Austin.
Is Google making Rupert Murdoch Jewish? (Actually, I tried this one, and yeah, it’s what comes up.)
Eric Jon Phelps strings words together: “Jesuit-Ruled Anglo-American White Power Structure Behind Bolshevik Revolution.”
Have the LGM moved on from mutilating cows to mutilating…PEOPLE!?!?! (The simulation of a “human mutilation” that they show seems consistent with the soft tissue damage caused by scavengers, IMHO.)
THE MOON IS YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE! That should be enough of a teaser.
Oh, lord. The Chinese leadership is going to disband this May. And apologize. Especially to the Falun Gong. Ha!
When religions collide! Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth taking their message to the Nation of Islam.
Can you find the appeal to ignorance? It’s in Minnesota.
This just in. Luke Rudkowski still has reading comprehension problems, a chip on his shoulder, and no shame to speak of.

TWIT OF THE WEEK

Twit of the week is @SheepHunter, who totally lost his sh*t this week:

IM FUCKING BORED SICK REPOSTING STUFF SERUCHING STUFF UP BUSTING MY ASS FOR PEOPLE DONT CARE OR HAVE NO INTREST WHAT HAPPINS TO THEM OR THERE FAM BRING IT ON LETS GET IT OVER WITH WE NEED TO BE FREE ONCE AGAIN NO AGENDA21 OR GMO OR CEM TRAILS FEAR ASPERTINE FLURIED WHATER

Decaf, bro. And a dictionary. The runner up was Adam Kokesh:

I’m a professional fucktard. Cursing is my bread & butter. (@YouTube http://t.co/EYErJVsM) — Adam Kokesh (@adamkokesh)

Well, that’s it. I have not been moved to crown a conspiracy theory of the week. But surely something wacky will pop up next week!

RJB

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Bob on the BEASTcast talking about the Denver Airport

April 30, 2012

Last week I was interviewed by the BEASTcast about the Denver International Airport conspiracy theory, as well as a good bit about the humanities and skepticism. That interview is out today.

Thanks to Josh Bunting for the opportunity to speak with him. I enjoyed it very much!

RJB

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This Week in Conspiracy (23 April 2012)

April 24, 2012

Technically, it will be “These Last Few Weeks and a Bit in Conspiracy,” but who’s keeping score, really?

Who needs to teleport to get Mars? “Chad Johnson” went there on a rocket ship! Oh, and he has a twitter account.
Did we go to the moon? Buzz Aldrin’s EKG sure thinks so.
New Madrid earthquake to be next 9/11? “Whether they claim it is a natural event or blame it on China, Iran or the Tea party movement, it makes no difference. A New World Order is the end game.”
“Who would believe that in the year 2012 one would have to ask if the U.S. Military would fire on American Citizen’s?” IntelHub would, but they’re nuts.
Prince Harry is not Prince Charles’ biological son, and I know they’ll both be pleased to hear that.
Infowars seems to think that you can get AIDS from corn. I think they are using their corn wrong.
I want to be around when this guy tells a North Korean that Americans live in a Stalinist state, just to hear the slap.
Was the Presidential Security Detail in Columbia penetrated by an assassin? “Why the hell not?” asks Gordon Duff. Mike Adams, who should know a thing or two about being a whore, comes to a different conclusion. But maybe it was a failed Presidential coup?
Did Barrack Obama catch gay AIDS during a crack orgy? Well, if he’s dying, at least he hurried up and declared himself dictator while he was still strong enough.
PRAISE JESUS! A MITT ROMNEY BIRTHER CONSPIRACY THEORY! Oh, man, I need a cigarette after that one.
A movie that answers Oliver Stone’s pig-idiotic JFK in the works.
Look out! The earth is cracking up!
One guy figures it all out . Others who have already figured it all out not impressed.
Why would people bother smearing Sheriff Outfit Owner Joe Arpaio? He does it to himself. Take for instance the seriousness with which he takes criminal investigations. Oh, I guess Phoenix picks on the laughingstock with a “choose a Joe Arpaio caption contest.”
Naked lady naked at Denver International Airport, nakedly.
This show looks interesting. About people preparing for the end of the world.
Alfred Lambremont Webre of Exopolitics laments that Wikipedia may be taking down the page about him because he is not notable. His take? “My view is that Wikipedia’s action continues to be part of the CIA time travel controlled US Presidency’s retaliation against me for having exposed Soetoro/Obama’s participation in a 1980-83 secret CIA jumproom project.” That’s probably it.
Andrew Breitbart died of ironic heart failure. Not murder.
A conspiracy theorist answers the charge that “someone would have talked” about huge conspiracies: “NUH-UH!” says conspiracy theorist.
Minutemen (vigilante Mexican border patrols–never Canada, odd that) are going to the Tea Party. If the Tea Party doesn’t say, get the hell out, then they are confirming their own stereotype.
IntelHub has a freakout about “Black Helicopters.” This time, Chicago + NATO meeting = martial law!
Anders Breivik thinks that there is a racist plot to discredit him, that it’s apparently not the mass murder he’s so happy about.
Remote Viewers Say Apollo 16 Astronauts Found Alien Ship. But then again, they say lots of things.
WAKE UP SHEEPLE!
“Physicist: HAARP Enables Earthquakes, Cyclones, Gravity Cloaks, Time Travel And Light Speed Spacecraft.” Notice they don’t say a “good physicist.”
Is the NRA’s Wayne LA Pierre a conspiracy theorist? Heck, yeah.
Hey, Chris French is in The Scotsman! He has a new study out that links conspiracy theories to feelings of lack of control. This makes a lot of sense to me, but I still need to read the study.
This is the least probable thing that I have read about the moon this week, that a Borg cube inside the moon is making aliens. Make sure that you read the Borg Serenity Prayer in the comments!
Are the Men in Black grey aliens who are completely incapable of stealth and secrecy?
Before It’s News contributor speculates about whether or not quantum time pockets could be responsible for EVPs. Also, what the crap is a quantum time pocket? I think that it would go something like this:

It is of course well known that careless talk costs lives, but the full scale of the problem is not always appreciated.

For instance, at the very moment that Arthur said “I seem to be having tremendous difficulty with my lifestyle,” a freak wormhole opened up in the fabric of the space-time continuum and carried his words far far back in time across almost infinite reaches of space to a distant Galaxy where strange and warlike beings were poised on the brink of frightful interstellar battle.

The two opposing leaders were meeting for the last time.

A dreadful silence fell across the conference table as the commander of the Vl’hurgs, resplendent in his black jewelled battle shorts, gazed levelly at the G’Gugvuntt leader squatting opposite him in a cloud of green sweet-smelling steam, and, with a million sleek and horribly beweaponed star cruisers poised to unleash electric death at his single word of command, challenged the vile creature to take back what it had said about his mother.

The creature stirred in his sickly broiling vapour, and at that very moment the words I seem to be having tremendous difficulty with my lifestyle drifted across the conference table.

Unfortunately, in the Vl’hurg tongue this was the most dreadful insult imaginable, and there was nothing for it but to wage terrible war for centuries.

Eventually of course, after their Galaxy had been decimated over a few thousand years, it was realized that the whole thing had been a ghastly mistake, and so the two opposing battle fleets settled their few remaining differences in order to launch a joint attack on our own Galaxy – now positively identified as the source of the offending remark.

For thousands more years the mighty ships tore across the empty wastes of space and finally dived screaming on to the first planet they came across – which happened to be the Earth – where due to a terrible miscalculation of scale the entire battle fleet was accidentally swallowed by a small dog.

Those who study the complex interplay of cause and effect in the history of the Universe say that this sort of thing is going on all the time, but that we are powerless to prevent it.

“It’s just life,” they say.

Ah, finally something different from the land of 9/11 Truthers. 9/11 was a false flag event that allowed the literal KGB into the country in the guise of Homeland Security.
Well, that’s it. NASA is in cahoots with Satan to bring us Project Blue Beam, and IntelHub is reporting on it. In an especially feeble case of the feebles, the author seems to refer to Angels and Demons as if it were actually happening and that workers at CERN spend all day making antimatter and putting it in jars.
Why is Ireland being militarized?
Russians think that HAARP might tip earth over.
The Grey aliens are keeping human souls on their spaceships, saith exopolitics, who saith a lot of things. Hey, this is verified by a hypno-regression therapist, people!
Stephen Colbert reports on a dating site for apocalypse survivalists.

Twit of the Week:

Paul of Paul and Storm had a good tweet this week:

Paul and Storm ‏ @paulandstorm

[P] In honor of today’s anniversary of Project MKULTRA, I’m going to secretly feed my family LSD-laced tacos.

The twerpiest tweet of the week won not only because of the horrific violation of the laws of logic the tweet embodies, but also because the article talks at some length about how Anders Breivik told the court how he did it all alone. TURN ON YOUR THINKER, DUDE!

@ItsDaMedia: Norway Killer Studied Oklahoma Bomber. Which means he was an agent!! PERIOD! No big terror act is done by a lone wolf!

We are speeding into the last weeks of classes right now, and I have a couple of little projects in the works. You will hear of them soon, I am sure.

Muahahaha, as they say.

RJB

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This Week in Conspiracy (11 April 2012)

April 12, 2012

It’s that time of the week, y’all, when I mosey up to biggest and baddest in conspiracy theory, size ’em up, and brand them with humor. Then I run away, trying not to get gored.

Let’s see what’s shaking.

This week, the big freak out was about DHS’s purchase of hollow point bullets. This has been brewing for a couple of weeks. The Intel Hub had a little flutter about the purchases and is apparently in the business of trying to scare the crap out of its readership. Take this, which I can only imagine Alexander Higgins wrote while weeping: “Fukushima Has Potential to Destroy the World and Our Civilization!” Keep it classy! Oh, also the USDA ordered some bullets too, but I can assure you those are to keep the delicious, delicious beef supply docile and compliant. Do you think that the USDA will open concentration camps like FEMA? What about US Fish and Wildlife, who also bought bullets?
The US military is preparing for an alien attack. The only appropriate response to an interstellar species is, “I surrender.”
As the bizarre campaign against GMO continues, people are surprised that Monsanto would take a dim view of a labeling campaign against them. We put warning labels on things that are shown to be worth warning you of. The problem is that we have not seen a single death caused by a GMO, a single sickness (aside from being stuffed!), nor any reason at all to think that GMO is inherently dangerous to consumers.
Natural News is understandably miffed that Louisiana’s state medical board disapprove of witchdoctors.
A Day in the Life of David Icke. He gives you a lesson, honestly, about doing your research before making claims about someone. Heheh.
Oh, dear. The Illuminati and Masons are teaming up to rewrite the Word of God, which is of course Christian.
Oh, Sheriff Joe Arpaio is just collapsing under the weight of his own inanity. He says he’s being strong-armed by Obama. It is the beginning of what, according to the Daily Show, will be known as MakeFunOfJoeArpaioGate. How do we get this crazy person, who is clearly unfit for public service, out of a position of power? Perhaps this is the first step, disbarring his crony? Also, roasting Arpaio has to be a fun gig!
Area 51 museum opens! Curator denies it exists.
Some fun Titanic conspiracy theories.
Something is boring underground. This is part of the recent “mysterious boom” phenomenon, I think.
Missouri sends another winner to Congress. This time it’s Vicki Hartzler, and she’s a birther. Oh, she’s also a birther flip-flopper.
The guy who won the Masters? Shape-shifter.
Tornadoes are targeting cities this year, it seems. Probably because of HAARP or something. (See the “HAARP rings” video at the bottom.)
Well, it’s been confirmed on the Internet. We bombed Pearl Harbor in planes designed to look like Zeros. I guess that means we also simultaneously raided the ever-loving hell out of the Philippines at the same time using only American Nisei soldiers.
According to the American Free Press, an SPLC-identified hate group/holocaust denier outfit, sheriffs have lost the power of arrest in Delaware. Of course, they are the only group reporting this, I mean, besides a bunch of Ron Paul sites.
Is Obama a Russian agent?
Not using your life? The movie list of fail, from FederalJack.
The homosexuals have conquered Afghanistan!
The Sovereign Citizens are having a freakout party about the coming mass arrests of the Illuminati and Bankers this month. Stay tuned!
Ed Brayton comes across the gay Planned Parenthood Uganda anti-Christian AIDS genocide conspiracy.
The truth of 9/11 will be Israel’s undoing. Muahahaha!
Conspiracy theorists lash out at “hateful, condescending, maliciously derogatory” normal people.
A Labour councillor declares his mother is a 9-foot tall, 8-fingered alien. I checked the date. Not an April Fool’s Day prank.
David Icke: “Just because your colon is cleansed doesn’t mean you’re awake.” Can’t argue with that.
Is Trayvon Martin’s dad a Mason? Who cares? I’m more worried about the NeoNazis in town. Of course, this was all planned from the beginning.
You know who also had a Roswell? HITLER!!!!!1110101001101011
Nazi elevators.
Ron Paul redditor fantasizes about Ron Paul being some sort of martyr. These people live in fear, and I find that depressing.
I strongly encourage Larry Silverstein to sue Veterans Today for defamation. This is not legal advice, only wishing out loud.
Oh no! Greek concentration camps are going up! Will the guards look like this:

The Breitbart Autopsy Has Been Completed/Deferred Until More Tests Come In!
The morons at FoxNews floated a conspiracy theory this week that Obama sought to have Chelsea Clinton murdered. I suspect that Osama bin Laden would say that when the President wants someone dead, that person gets put in the ground.
Is Obama, an admitted black man, becoming an African dictator…IN AMERICA?! (Yeah, only the type who says he has to be elected when he thinks the mic is off!)
Favorite headline: “Putin Confirms Russian Zombie Radiation Gun.”
Conservatives distrust science. Apparently reality has a liberal bias.
The IntelHub and Russia Today (actually, most news organizations consider RT to be state-run television, ironically for the freedom lovers who think that the media is merely an arm of the government/Illuminati/elite) report on a radioactive dump that is heading straight for a shelter for homeless blind kittens! If I’m doing my math right, the amount of water dumped is about one-114 trillionth of the volume of the ocean. I thought the radiation was already here, guys!
New Ron Paul video game: “Ron Paul: Road to REVOLution.” In it, Ron Paul, wearing a plumber’s outfit, hordes gold coins.
“Madonna’s New Age End Time Satanism…It Is Reappearing In These End Days. It Did Not Begin With The Super Bowl” You know, most Pulitzer-winning investigative reporting begins, “Before I was saved by the Lord….”

Twit of the Week:

President @BarackObama claims to be a Trekkie. But where’s the proof? Why won’t he release his fan fiction? — Conan O’Brien (@ConanOBrien)

Conspiracy Theory of the Week:

Man Attacked by the Moon!

Well, that’s about all I can take this week folks. I have a backlog of conspiracy theories for you, but a lot of work to attend to in the near future. Also, my brother suckered someone into marrying him this weekend, and I need to write the best man’s toast. But I will keep my ear to the ground, don’t you worry.

RJB

By the way, I also write as “The Conspiracy Guy” for the CSICOP website. Visit me there for in-depth coverage of some of the major conspiracy theories. My latest is about the Denver International Airport.

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The Denver International Airport Conspiracy

April 12, 2012

My most recent “Conspiracy Guy” article is up at the CSICOP website. It’s about the DIA conspiracy.

RJB

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This Week in Conspiracy (26 March 2012)

March 29, 2012

I’ve been flitting about the country in rental cars for the last couple of weeks, so I’ve amassed a rather largish backlog of entries for this week’s roundup. Enjoy…IF YOU DARE!

Conspiracy Theory of the Week

This week, I am so mad, so singularly and completely angry, that I am going to skip the foreplay and get right down to business. Mike Adams is a horrible, horrible person. The world is just that much worse for his having been born. This week, this shameless crank of obscene proportions penned an exploitative, factually bereft piece called: “A Hundred Trayvons a Day – Why the Real Murder of Blacks is Carried Out by Pharmaceutical Companies, Vaccines and Cancer Clinics.” In this piece he says that AIDS anti-retrovirals destroy the immune system (what if someone ever takes that seriously?), that the government is practicing eugenics, and that drug companies are illegally experimenting on black people. Mike, you are a broken human. Something is dramatically wrong with your mind, and I have finally come across a human for whom I can’t even muster pity. Pathetic.

And elsewhere…

The Trayvon Martin case has brought out the worst in a lot of people. Take the headline: “Obama Leading a Lynch Mob Against Zimmerman.” Get it? Also, the Black Panthers have issued a fatwah on Zimmerman, who would probably be safer in jail. Now, following revelations that this unarmed kid, who was shot dead in the street, was suspended from school, the racist backwash that I always suspected populated CT circles are whooping about how black, er, dangerous he was. So is the Business Insider, which apparently took images from Stormfront…freaking Stormfront…as evidence that the media was deliberately painting a specific, sanitized image of Treyvon. Not like Stormfront would ever do that. The Columbia Journalism Review notes that the Business Insider has had a hard time, apparently, taking that image down. At Godlike Productions, this was just the fulfillment of the long-awaited race war. Before It’s News decided that ABC took the film of Zimmerman as evidence that ABC was “disappearing” evidence of Zimmerman’s beating at the hands of the Skittle-wielding maniac. (I just don’t think the video is clear enough to be useful.)
Here’s a remarkably unreflective piece, even for Godlike Productions, a list of the things that the New World Order has utterly failed to do. Given as they are an invisible group that accomplishes nothing, why would one exclude existing from this list?
Here’s a clever/novel one: What if our own secret powers are being used against us to make horrible things happen? Well played, ding dong. I like it!
It’s a game changer for Ron Paul’s novelty campaign, now that Korn frontman Jonathan Somethingorother endorses him.
We live in a great country, where even the mentally ill can participate in the political process.
Remember how the sun was exploding last week? Well, somehow FEMA is involved. Really.
Apparently time is speeding up. I’m not even sure what that could possibly mean or how we could tell.
Oh noes! The CIA is waging war on my consciousness!
And now for your moment of despair: “I like Ancient Aliens.”
An FBI memo from 1947 reveals that the government knows a lot more about aliens than they have been saying. My favorite part of the document is the parenthetical: “The present writer has several university degrees and was formerly a university department head.” Let’s say it’s a real document. Why not? It is dated less than three weeks after the term “flying saucer” was coined in the press following a sighting of something strange at Mt. Rainier. The topic was in the air, and I’m sure that all manner of goof would have been circulating at that moment.
Conspiracy theorists are reality trolls. Take this woman who is an “Adobe Expert,” for instance. Of course, the representative is correct when he tells sheriff-outfit owner Joe Arpaio to take his evidence to court that birther conspiracies invalidate the presidency. I am convinced that Arpiao should be removed because of competency issues stemming from his deeply ignorant analysis of Obama’s birth certificate. As always, the Intel Hub is breathlessly vapid on the issue, and Alex Jones is indignant that Arpaio is not allowed to go through Obama’s bedstand looking for…whatever the twisted little weasel dropping can find. If Arizona passes HR 2480, which challenges Obama’s eligibility to govern, it will meet the definition of a failed state.
In a chilling development that bodes poorly for adorable puppies everywhere, the microchipping agenda is going forward!
Did you know that marriage gives the state the legal right to tell you how to raise your children? (This guy’s website, http://www.jesus-is-savior.com, is sort of like a journey into hell. Some gems from the article:

“I realize that marriage scares many people, but Hebrews 13:4 teaches that God will judge adulterers and whoremongers.Walt Disney teaches teenagers to live loose, be immoral, dress immodestly, fornicate, score, and live together without being married; but such wickedness brings the judgment of God.”

“Sad to say, everything going on in America today with the feminist courts, unfair tax laws, State-controlled CPS, feminism, thug police, and other evils in the U.S. are discouraging young people from getting married anymore. Walt Disney and all of the major influences on America’s youth today teaches them to be rebellious, defy their parents, drink booze, fornicate, get pregnant, have an abortion, and do it again and again… party, party, party!”

“Feminism has turned women into monsters, to the point where they’re turning into lesbians instead of marrying a masculine man.”

“The whole court system in America is evil and rotten to the core!”

A super awesome paper, the abstract of which is available at the NIH website: “Wave of mutilation: the cattle mutilation phenomenon of the 1970s.”
Wow. The Hutaree Militia got off.
Whew! Obama’s plan to give some Aleutians to Russia turns out to be an old conspiracy theory given new life.
Well, it’s martial law and a new draft is in place. I seem to remember a version of this executive order being issued in every administration. The embodiment of all expletives, Mike Adams, freaked out, of course: “Obama seizes control over all food, farms, livestock, farm equipment, fertilizer and food production across America.” He’s worried about Obama seizing the fertilizer, y’see, because that means he could take away the whole Natural News website. Heheh.
On the Media, one of my favorite podcasts, rediscovers MK Ultra!
Oh, hell. Someone has stolen my identity.
This guy thinks that Big Brother arrive in September 2o13, when everyone knows we’ll be dead of the Mayan neutrino alignment thingy by then!
Is a “breakaway civilization” responsible for the secret space program? Also, there is a secret space program.
Speaking of the Intel Hub, I think that they are reprinting something from the Economic Policy Journal. They ask, “Is Obama a CIA Controlled Manchurian Candidate.” I find this amusing since the guy he actually defeated in the election actually was a prisoner of war to communist forces like Raymond in the original Manchurian Candidate.
A big tip o’ the hat to fellow Britt/SLU grad student alum Roger Whitson for his recommendation of the comic Saucer Country. Looks like a fun, and it’s coming soon to an iPad near me.
Best. Jacket cover. Ever:

EXOPOLITICS is a book that was time traveled using advanced Tesla-based quantum access technology by the U.S. Defense Advanced Projects Agency (DARPA) from the year 2005 (or later) to the year 1971 (or earlier). The futuristic innovative policy recommendations that Alfred would write in EXOPOLITICS in 2000 about relations with extraterritorial civilizations, and in 2005 about the intelligent civilization on Mars made Alfred a “person of interest” to the CIA in 1971. Because of the book EXOPOLITICS, Alfred has been subjected to intense political surveillance, harassment and torture by CIA and other alphabet agencies since 1971 to present. CIA has chosen to keep its relations with the Martian civilization, including U.S. President Barack H. Obama’s visits to Mars 1980-83 as part of a secret CIA Mars jump room program, a U.S. national security secret, instead of public knowledge as mandated by the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958.

A vocal but incoherent segment of the religious/political right thinks that environmentalism is a vehicle designed to lead to world government. Take this guy, for instance.
I honestly think that this writer thinks that the sun is angry. There really is a disaster porn element to conspiracy theories.
Of course, sometimes the moon is mad at us, like when the supermoon sunk the Titanic.
Was the recent Mexican earthquake caused by HAARP?
Richard Gage’s Back Bacon and Labatt 2012 Tour is kicking off in the great nation of Canada.
Katy Perry is encouraging teens to be all they can be. Vigilant Citizen, unfortunately, is doing just that.
How not to do film studies: Alex Jones on The Hunger Games. (Warning: contains Alex Jones.)
“Why are dangerous gay homos so hateful?” asks hate group member Linda Harvey.
Ack! Climate change caused by pole shift. Actually, I saw one item that screamed “The pole shift is happening NAOW!” This floated to the top a couple of times this week, but, of course, Phil Plait has already discussed pole reversal in a calm voice at some length.
Apocalypse? There’s an app for that! Sure you can’t recharge your devices, but, you know, I’m sure they’ll come up with an app for that too!
Here’s a confusing headline: “The Cosmos Turned Upside Down: Tolkien, The Giant 9/11 Lie, And The Evil War on Terror.” Turns out, Obama is the voice of Sauron.

Twit of the week:

“Roseanne Barr ‏ @TheRealRoseanne Honestly, I am scared shitless/witless of wht is coming to this country. I pray to GOD that ppl will wake up to slavery and fascism NOW”

What is is about the name Rosie that makes people crazy, I wonder? #CorrelationDoesNotEqualCausation

So there! Tomorrow I’ll be hosting a member of a WWII bomber crew at Georgia Tech, so I must be off to prepare. I’m sure I will be posting the video on the website. Because I can.

RJB

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This Week in Conspiracy (19 March 2012)

March 19, 2012

Well, it’s me, and I have been very busy for the last few weeks. I did manage to strike the UFO post off of my list, but I have about 4 rather largish projects going simultaneously.

Anyway, I have another piping hot collection of fresh conspiracy theories that will rock your socks off. These span the last two weeks. I apologize because I can’t be more comprehensive this week, but I will get to the rest of it soon.

This week the Southern Poverty Law Center released a report discussing the explosion in the conspiracy-minded hate groups. The number of groups have grown by 755% in the last 3 years. This is important stuff. (Tip: @IDoubtIt) It seems that gun sales are increasing in anticipation of Obama’s reelection. Sigh. Newsbusters replies: “Nuh-uh!“

Speaking of Sovereign Citizens (mentioned in the SPLC report), Mike Adams’ website is defending one who is charged with securities fraud, or as their headline says: “Ventura county District Attorney’s office wages campaign of personal revenge against raw milk farmers; resorts to tactics resembling North Korea.” This one is a real mind-job from the usually hysterical Adams. North Korea is known for ruthlessly reducing bail. The charges:

South Pasadena Farmers’ Market vendor Sharon Palmer is being held on $2 million bail after being arrested by Ventura County sheriffs on 39 counts, including money-laundering and grand theft.

She’s apparently a convicted felon who did not disclose her criminal history while soliciting funds. Oh, and they sell a dangerous product, raw milk. Mike sure seems scared by this prosecution. Wonder why?

Speaking of charlatans getting what’s coming to them, I saw Contagion this week, and while it is satisfying to see Jude Law end up in prison, it is even better when he plays an online health “expert” profiting from fear. Vigilant Citizen saw it too, and makes some basic mistakes when while analyzing the movie. Gymnasiums commandeered to provide beds for the sick (and which are clearly evoking images of the public wards during the Spanish influenza), in VC’s diseased mind, become “FEMA camps,” with all the attendant semantic baggage:

FEMA aid station in Contagion

Army camp during the 1918 Spanish Flu outbreak

VC also captions a picture of Law being arrested: “Krumwiede is arrested due to the contents of his blog. Contagion sends out a powerful message against ‘alternative’ information sources: Diverging from ‘official sources’ is dangerous and against the law,” and this is simply flat wrong. The prosecutor (I presume) tells the Adams stand-in that he wishes he could take away Krumwiede’s computer, but he can’t. Freedom to be a completely irresponsible idiot rings! Huzzah! Also, as far as I can tell, VC takes issue with the idea that someone can catch a disease from contact with their mom. I think this means he is rejecting germ theory.

Wow! Really crummy evidence of primary-tampering! Thanks, @FederalJack!
Here. Have some erotic Ron Paul fan fiction. This one is called, “You Can’t Spell Liberty Without L.O.V.E.” Via Rebecca Watson. (satire. Also, hilarious–be sure to listen to through the reading.)
Hitler was an agent of British Intelligence. Part 1 of 6.
David Icke is starting to think his wife is a reptillian.
Via Jesse Ventura: Alex Jones: Arrest Angelina Jolie For War Crimes: Kony 2012.
An oldie but weirdie. Obama’s hypnosis techniques (.pdf).
Member of sheriff outfit owner Joe Arpaio’s office says to World Net Daily (who broke, or “made up” the Obama birth certificate story) that the media has been threatened about investigating. Odd they’d say that to WND, who you think would know since they are the only ones still stuck on it. Why aren’t they charging someone with threatening them? HMMM?
ExoUniversity is about to open in Vancouver. Someone should send Fraser Cane from Universe Today. I would love to see him cover it! Do eet!
Yay! Obama turned over the military to the UN!
This is not, strictly speaking, conspiracy theory. It’s just newage gobbledygook. This post, however, goes from newage to a “hidden medical knowledge” conspiracy.
Illuminati on run, Icke tells Jones.
More Andrew Breitbart murder…NO ASSASSINATION!…coverage. By the way, the explosive video that got Andrew Breitbart murdered with a heart attack gun was REALLY dull!
The AE911truth people are soliciting volunteers to write for them.
My favorite headline for a while: “Ice Age, Supervolcano Could Topple US Government.” Why, yes. I imagine they could. So could a Death Sun scenario, though I don’t know how that will happen when a mysterious object is feeding off of the sun. Also, what energy will be left after the exploding sun spawns thousands of super-tornadoes. (It was a scary week to be in the solar system, apparently.)
Rush Limbaugh’s history of conspiracy mongering. You know, back when he had advertisers.
And I called it. “Bust Reveals Government Runs Hacking Groups.”
Someone has analyzed the new $100 bill and found that it signals we’re going back on the gold standard.
Glenn Beck is still around?
Hey, everyone! It’s martial law! Yay! I hope that I don’t have to bunk with the stinky kid at the newly created FEMA camps. (I thought they existed already, guys. Make up your minds.) I bet the first thing they do when they round us up is…give us vaccines!
I do love it when fundamentalists get into slap fights. This time it’s Ed Decker and Kirk Cameron.
The Kony campaign: psyop for invasion for invasion of Africa!
Expolitics, by the way, couldn’t even settle on a headline they were so ridiculously worked up: “OBAMA/MARS JUMP ROOM COVER-UP: First-ever law enforcement investigation concludes Soetoro-Obama birth certificate ‘computer-generated forgery’“
Freaking Ron Paul people. I tell you.
Oh, yeah, New Mexico. You have problems. NM town elects a mayor who called Obama “evil.”
Pat Robertson sees Sandra Fluke’s $3000/year sex addiction as part of a 200-year plot to destroy religion and the family, during every second of which Pat Robertson has been ancient.
The tragic story of the children who witnessed Roswell.
Just drink in Jesse Ventura’s fans. That is all.
We’re going to Mars in 2013!
A city of giants has been found off of the coast of Georgia. Really.

Twit of the week:

Angelina Joli & George Clooney are white empire evil actions promoters. Don’t believe it? Both are members of the CFR. Believe it know ? — FederalJack (@FederalJack)

No conspiracy theory of the week this week, folks.

I’ve got an interview in St. Louis this week for a pretty nifty looking job in Wisconsin, and I’m volunteering at the CCCC conference. It’s all very exciting. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to grade until my eyes bleed.

RJB

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