This forum is full of cowards!!!

Can anyone think of a conspiracy theory that turned out to be true or somewhat valid? It would help their cause if they had some sort of example to point to, because there are a lot of paranoid schizophrenics on the planet...and schizophrenia is not amenable to logic...

Check out the loose change post and my exchange with Alek. It seems that he reasons that every time someone is convicted for conspiracy to commit *insert crime* a conspiracy theory is proven true and valid. It seems as if the law enforcment agencies are filled with conspiracy theorists... At least if one use Alek's loose definition.
 
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I can't see how anyone can doubt that conspiracies do happen, I would class events such as Watergate as proof of this.

(ETA) And I suppose even events such as the "Roswell incident" - there was a conspiracy after that to prevent military secrets being exposed.
And that’s where the CT'ers get us. We all believe in one form of conspiracy or another about the WTC, it's just that most of us believe the much more likely explanation that it was a conspiracy of a small number of Islamic fundamentalists who used planes as weapons, which is the conspiracy theory supported by the evidence.
However, we are discussing the difference between a "theory about a conspiracy" and "paranoid conspiracy theory" (PCT). The main differences tend to be of scope and scale, and the standard of evidence used to support the "theory".
The scale of the conspiracy needed to plan execute and cover up the WTC "demolition" would be far greater than any other conspiracy we know about from history. And this leads me onto the point about proof, in a PCT as opposed to a theory about a conspiracy, lack of evidence is evidence for the conspiracy!
As DR A pointed out in his fabulous song about "god of the gaps"

"It’s so absolutely simple --- any man with half a brain
Can find the explanation for the things he can’t explain;
When I have no information, then I really know what’s what,
'Cos the fact that something’s unexplained is proof that it is not.

Whenever you’re puzzled the truth will appear;
What’s doubtful removes every doubt;
When something’s obscure then it’s perfectly clear
You’ve finally figured it out."

http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1537773&postcount=1
 

Mathias on the Loose Change forum said:
Come on Stew.

You rarely answered questions.

We were very patient with you.

Now buzz off.

I'll be posting a haha thread on your forum if the story explodes.

9/11 was a joke. And your view on logic is a joke.

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Go post this on your site. I don't care. Laugh if you want.

You totally missed the point mate.
Oh boy! He's going to gloat here when the "real story" explodes...
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Oh this one is grand. I tried to respond but no go. And they are complainging about not being able to register here. Makes you wonder, any way. Some Einstien who considers himself a skeptic posted the following.

This is not an inferno.

[qimg]http://www.niftythings.org/usattack/wtc_smoking/imdf11092001110028a.jpg[/qimg]


THIS IS AN INFERNO....

[qimg]http://www.foxnews.com/images/154020/2_21_021205_madrid_fire_350.jpg[/qimg]

So, anyone catch the difference between the two besides the apparent difference in intensity?

Well according to Wild Cat, steel support structure rather than a concrete support structure. You can see the twisted steel in the second picture. I'm not a structural engineer, but I have a hard time believing that the steel could still support the weight in the second picture.
 
Wow, they're getting downright hostile towards you CMS. I have to hand it to you for keeping cool when you have to put up with this:

If I find or hear of you in the general forum again without a change in opinion, I will be forced to ban you.

Wow, that blows my mind. We may really lay into the people that support these CTs, but to ban them for their opinion? Does double standard even cover this?
 
I saw this on their Research Forum description:

NOTE: Anyone caught saying "B-25" will be banned on sight.


I would ask why but I really don't want to know.
 
I saw this on their Research Forum description:

NOTE: Anyone caught saying "B-25" will be banned on sight.


I would ask why but I really don't want to know.
Dyslexic and hates 80's New Wave?
 

That IS nasty...but while it's an example of a conspiracy, was it an example of a validated conspiracy theory? I'm rather too young to know if this sorta people were theorizing that there was some kind of plot to study syphilis and withhold treatment at the time, so it's not suprising I haven't heard of it if there was, I'm just wondering.

As it is, it sounds like an unethical practice eventually revealed by the media, where some doctors were conspiring with each other--but was there a conspiracy theory to go with it?
 
It turns out the thread has not been deleted. It was moved to another section of their forum:

http://s15.invisionfree.com/Loose_Change_Forum/index.php?showtopic=1413&st=0
The thread that's been deleted was this one: http://s15.invisionfree.com/Loose_Change_Forum/index.php?showtopic=1510

where I called their forum a joke and accused them of hypocrisy.

It was in response to this threat:

TheQuest on the Loose Change forum said:
If I find or hear of you in the general forum again without a change in opinion, I will be forced to ban you.
 
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well, I know for sure, back in the late 80's early 90's, long before it was proven to be true, it was certainly used as ammo in the CT's about the CIA dealing crack to blacks.

It fits CT pretty well, the study was denied by govt, but since day 1 people had been coming out about it

One of the sad side effects is that "a rising tide floats all boats" and because the tuskeegee story came out to be true, many CT people believe that the CIA dealing crack thing is true too.
 

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