Conspiracy theories

[garybeck]

conspiracy

con·spir·a·cy ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kn-spîr-s)
n. pl. con·spir·a·cies

An agreement to perform together an illegal, wrongful, or subversive act.

A group of conspirators.

Law. An agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime or accomplish a legal purpose through illegal action.

A joining or acting together, as if by sinister design: a conspiracy of wind and tide that devastated coastal areas.


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so can someone tell me how we jumped from simply investigating a crime that involves more than one person, to being tin-foil-hat-wearing freaks of nature?

[Must_B_Free]

1. the freepers did it

they discovered that tinfoil helmets protect you from the mind rays projected by the black helicopters of Clinton's Zionist Occupied Government.

Then, when Bush was selected, they decided Zionism was a good idea because Christian prophecy would never happen until Jewish prophecy is fulfilled.

[Merlot]

2. huh?

Usually I love a good conspiracy theory...

[Must_B_Free]

9. the freeps invented tinfoil and black helicopters

that was their conspiracy theory against Clinton and Zionists.

then they mysteriously transformed into christian zionists under Gee W...

[Merlot]

10. well, that clears up a few things

In the 80's I knew a guy who smoked a lot of pot and said to watch for the black helicopters, because someday they were going to be rounding up anyone who did drugs and put them under lockup.

In the 80's the repub war was on drugs. New times, new repub war...

[NGU]

3. It is not just the Freepers

We are turning on our own. Some of my friends who voted Kerry are proving that they are use fair weather Democrats. They tell me that I am holding onto the election too long. The reality is that they are too comfortable in front of their TVs to fight for their children's futures.

NGU

[Up2Late]

4. Carl Rove & Co.

The other day I saw a great new term for the "Right-wing Wackos" that call us Conspiracy Theorists. Check it out:evilgrin:

Coincidence Theorists :bounce:

Wha'd ya think?

[texpatriot2004]

5. I like "coincidence theorists" although I find conspiracy theories

quite interesting.

[Merlot]

11. "There are no coincidences in politics"

That's a quote possibly from Franklin Roosevelt. I'm sure he was in a position to know.

Anything that is odd, or the timing is just to perfect doesn't happen by accident. Someone is always pulling the strings. So if we are "coincidence theorists" that means we investigate everything behind that seemingly benign "concidence" to find the truth.

Works for me.

[texpatriot2004]

6. I think that's what the people in power like to call the people who

question them. I am not sure how they apply that term logically. I mean, as you suggest, rationally, it doesn't apply to us investigators. If they can label us, you know crazy whacked out conspiracy theorists it's a way of minimizing, dismissing our findings.

[libertypirate]

7. We are really a conspiracy possibility

we are kinda beyound theory... I mean does anyone doubt that more then one person fixed this election.

[Up2Late]

8. I Think you would call us -- Conspiracy Investigators

:hippie:The name calling is part of the "Five Rule to staying out of Prison"
or you could call it the O.J. Defense (example: Mark Furman)
:think:
1) Admit Nothing
2) Deny everything emphatically
3) Demand Proof
4) Make Counter Accusations
5) Assault the accusers character

If you like "Conspiracy Theories," or as I like to think of it,
"Spin Free News" Check out these web sites, It will blow your mind all the stuff "they" are keeping from us:

<http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/>

<http://www.fromthewilderness.com/>

<http://globalresearch.ca/>

Most of these sites have links other great sites too