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Merged Jesse Ventura to host new conspiracy theory TV show

Wasn't he supposed to be hiding off the grid somewhere because "They" were after him?
 
Redtail said:
Wasn't he supposed to be hiding off the grid somewhere because "They" were after him?
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that was a rumor but he never said that (I think) but he was threatening not to do any more because he got pulled outta line at airports for his hip

i don't know if new shows go here but his death ray episode has john hutcheson claiming he survived a death ray attack
 
Alferd_Packer said:
TruTV has a section on their web site devoed to nonsense.

http://blog.trutv.com/conspiracy/

Today's headlines:

Jack The Ripper May Have Been Female

Super Earth Coming To Snatch All Our Bodies

Death Of Coroner Deepens Breitbart Conspiracy

Witness Confirms Second Shooter in RFK Murder

Don't Believe Government PR Attacks

U.S., Australia Prepping For Alien Invasion

et cetera, ad nausea.
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My Irony meter just blew up that a website that promotes so much total Bullcrap bills itself as "Tru TV".
 
dudalb said:
My Irony meter just blew up that a website that promotes so much total Bullcrap bills itself as "Tru TV".
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As you are well aware, paranoid YouTube addicted nutjobs have to use the special keywords: "Truth", "Tyranny", "Shill" :rolleyes:
 
I just watched this show last week, for the first time. Ok, I need to be honest. I watched about 6 minutes of this show before I switched to Scooby Doo. The Conspiracy Theory episode was about the Reptilians. There are some days that I wish the Earth really is going to end on 12/21.
 
I stumbled upon a clip from the newest(?) episode of The Conspiracy Theory in which Jesse dramatically interviewed this guy who claimed to be Dr. Robert Duncan, someone who claims to have invented advanced mind control technology and sold it to CIA who are now using it for their nefarious purposes. He claims to have multiple degrees from Harvard University, however when I googled his name I only found conspiracy sites and him selling a book about mind controlling on Amazon. I also found a wall of text essay in which was claimed that all records of his Harvard studies have been deleted from the web. I find it very hard to believe someone who has worked for CIA could be revealing their darkest secrets(if this guy was legit, even though he most certainly isn't) on a channel owned by Time Warner with no problem.
 
Rakarek said:
I also found a wall of text essay in which was claimed that all records of his Harvard studies have been deleted from the web.
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Because such things exist, of course, only on the web. They don't exist in print, in the thousands of yearbooks distributed to the far-flung corners of the world, in college newspapers, or in the memories of fellow students and faculty.

I find it hilarious how the government will apparently go to all that effort to erase all traces of his Harvard career from the public mind, only to have the guy himself blab it all over the TV.

Do these people really think we believe them?
 
Rakarek said:
I stumbled upon a clip from the newest(?) episode of The Conspiracy Theory in which Jesse dramatically interviewed this guy who claimed to be Dr. Robert Duncan, someone who claims to have invented advanced mind control technology and sold it to CIA who are now using it for their nefarious purposes. He claims to have multiple degrees from Harvard University, however when I googled his name I only found conspiracy sites and him selling a book about mind controlling on Amazon. I also found a wall of text essay in which was claimed that all records of his Harvard studies have been deleted from the web. I find it very hard to believe someone who has worked for CIA could be revealing their darkest secrets(if this guy was legit, even though he most certainly isn't) on a channel owned by Time Warner with no problem.
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Indeed, but this particular technology has been around far longer than him and much like the Jedi mind trick this only works on the gullible. As any sales of his book might demonstrate.
 
nailo1 said:
that was a rumor but he never said that (I think) but he was threatening not to do any more because he got pulled outta line at airports for his hip

i don't know if new shows go here but his death ray episode has john hutcheson claiming he survived a death ray attack
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I watched the essential parts of the death ray episode(can't bring myself to try and watch an entire episode since I fear my brains would melt) and he interviewed this 68 year old guy called Fred Bell. Apparently Fred Bell was a NASA rocket scientist, CIA superman, saviour of mankind and an alien contactee. He has a website called Raysoftruth where he sells you stuff that can apparently stop you from aging and everything else from homeopathy to all sorts of magical treatment. There are a few pictures of certificates signed with his name that would suggest he has worked in North American Aviation inc and Lockheed Aircraft Service company, but I have no idea about their legitimacy. And who's to say he didn't actually work as a janitor in those corporations? :boggled: He also sells cheap trinkets for hundreds of dollars on another site of his, Pyradyne.

Bell spoke about how he was developing a death ray for the government that can turn matter into antimatter and kill anyone without leaving a trail. Right. The only thing that makes this even remotely worth putting thought into is the fact Bell died within 48hours of his interview with Ventura in hotel room, apparently to a sudden heart attack. Of course this had Ventura claiming he was killed with the death ray.

I've gotta wonder if Ventura even himself believes in this crap. At the end of the episode he said that Death Ray used on WTC towers is the most rational explanation he's ever heard...
 
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Rakarek said:
I watched the essential parts of the death ray episode(can't bring myself to try and watch an entire episode since I fear my brains would melt) and he interviewed this 68 year old guy called Fred Bell. Apparently Fred Bell was a NASA rocket scientist, CIA superman, saviour of mankind and an alien contactee. He has a website called Raysoftruth where he sells you stuff that can apparently stop you from aging and everything else from homeopathy to all sorts of magical treatment. There are a few pictures of certificates signed with his name that would suggest he has worked in North American Aviation inc and Lockheed Aircraft Service company, but I have no idea about their legitimacy. And who's to say he didn't actually work as a janitor in those corporations? :boggled: He also sells cheap trinkets for hundreds of dollars on another site of his, Pyradyne.

Bell spoke about how he was developing a death ray for the government that can turn matter into antimatter and kill anyone without leaving a trail. Right. The only thing that makes this even remotely worth putting thought into is the fact Bell died within 48hours of his interview with Ventura in hotel room, apparently to a sudden heart attack. Of course this had Ventura claiming he was killed with the death ray.

I've gotta wonder if Ventura even himself believes in this crap. At the end of the episode he said that Death Ray used on WTC towers is the most rational explanation he's ever heard...
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Are you sure Fred Bell wasn't really J. Frank Parnell?

 
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