Chris Ryann

@Rebelgecko I don't think so. The word "Arkansas" itself is a French pronunciation ("Arcansas") of a Quapaw (a related "Kaw" tribe) word "akakaze" meaning "land of downriver people" or the Sioux word "Akakaze" meaning "people of the south wind". Wikipedia it and click the 'Listen' button.

@RequiemForChange Trollololol

Conspiracy theories like this one are a type of delusion; its proponents cling to a few anomalies which support their claim while dismisses all the evidence that proves otherwise. This is no different from other delusion such as creationism, a belief in the paranormal, homeopathy, or indeed, holo...

Conspiracy theories like this one are a type of delusion; its proponents cling to a few anomalies which support their claim while dismisses all the evidence that proves otherwise. This is no different from other delusion such as creationism, a belief in the paranormal, homeopathy, or indeed, holo...

Conspiracy theories like this one are a type of delusion; its proponents cling to a few anomalies which support their claim while dismisses all the evidence that proves otherwise. This is no different from other delusion such as creationism, a belief in the paranormal, homeopathy, or indeed, holo...

Conspiracy theories like this one are a type of delusion; its proponents cling to a few anomalies which support their claim while dismisses all the evidence that proves otherwise. This is no different from other delusion such as creationism, a belief in the paranormal, homeopathy, or indeed, hol...

Conspiracy theories like this one are a type of delusion; its proponents cling to a few anomalies which support their claim while dismisses all the evidence that proves otherwise. This is no different from other delusion such as creationism, a belief in the paranormal, homeopathy, or indeed, holo...

Conspiracy theories like this one are a type of delusion; its proponents cling to a few anomalies which support their claim while dismisses all the evidence that proves otherwise. This is no different from other delusion such as creationism, a belief in the paranormal, homeopathy, or indeed, holo...

Conspiracy theories like this one are a type of delusion; its proponents cling to a few anomalies which support their claim while dismisses all the evidence that proves otherwise. This is no different from other delusion such as creationism, a belief in the paranormal, homeopathy, or indeed, holo...

@ucancallmeOh This video isn't the best example of his logic. What I'm basing my 'refution of the science and evidence' is actually science and evidence, not the hearsay and misrepresentations of conspiracists

If 9/11 conspiracists had any credibility whatsoever Chomsky would be the first person to support them, yet he dismisses them.

If only there were more clear minded thinkers like Noam behind there keyboards instead of all you retarded "truther" douche bag boners.

If 9/11 conspiracists had any credibility whatsoever Chomsky would be the first person to support them, yet he dismisses them.

If only there were more clear minded thinkers like Noam behind there keyboards instead of retarded "truther" douche bag boners.

If 9/11 conspiracists had any credibility whatsoever Chomsky would be the first person to support them, yet he dismisses them.

If only there were more clear minded thinkers like Noam behind there keyboards instead of retarded "truther" douche bag boners.