Conspiracy Theorists

Real life is boring. But we have Conspiracy Theories! There appears to be a general psychological tendency for people to think that a significant event must have been caused by something similarly major, significant or powerful. JFK, Area51, UFO's, Chemtrails, Lady Diana, The NWO, 9/11 and the Apollo Moonhoax ofcourse.
However, I can't understand how someone can get sucked into a hoax belief system based on the premise that every scientist and engineer in the world is either stupid or lying.

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• conspiracy
• JFK
• Diana
• Apollo
• 9/11
• NWO
• UFO
• moonhoax

[cmadodge]

Well many people disagree. I encourage you to lose the word "fact" from your argument. None of us know the "facts." Without a physical reproduction, all of what we've heard is "theory". And our opinions shouldn't bother you so much. Our intentions are to increase speculation of a government and its secret entities who have clearly been irresponsible with their power. You are here because you feel a personal duty to challenge those who don't think like you, and this is weak thinking.

[Rob260259]

@cmadodge

Fact is that the highly directional telemetry signals came from the Moon and were picked up by several receiving stations.

Fact is that the Soviet DSN monitored these signals at Simferopol. They even acknowledged them.

Fact is that the scientific experiments (60) left on the Moon were transmitting data to Earth. No unmanned probe could have simulated that.

Fact is that the missions were tracked for redundancy purposes, by multiple sites.

Fact is that there are many more facts.

[cmadodge]

@Rob260259 Rob, my bad. I think we are talking about two different things... I'm not interested in the moon landing. I mean, whether or not we won the race doesn't influence my opinion of our current condition. More important things are happening... like ohhhhh the elimination of the middle-class for starters. My interests are in current events. Current evidence and testimony that contradict the official story on multiple issues. Not the moon landing...

[Rob260259]

@cmadodge

Ah, my bad as well.

"The central belief of every moron is that he is the victim of a mysterious conspiracy against his common rights and true deserts. He ascribes all his failure to get on in the world, all of his congenital incapacity and damfoolishness, to the machinations of werewolves assembled in Wall Street, or some other such den of infamy."

- Henry L. Mencken, American journalist

[cmadodge]

@Rob260259 ^^"American Journalist".... you mean a reporter? He said that?! Brilliant. Now I know what I'm dealing with. No matter what immature string of words you plan on throwing at me, I'm done responding. You are simply rude, like the rest of you self-righteous types.

[Rob260259]

@cmadodge

It's not about the journalist, it's about his words. Which you don't (want to) understand, of course. No, he didn't said that, he wrote it. LOL

"I'm done responding".

- Your best comment the past few days! Good luck with your conspiracy theories and delusional paranoia.

[Palifiox]

Conspiracy theories are cooked up to make money for someone. Scratch a conspiracy theory and there is a fraud underneath. 

[Rob260259]

@cmadodge

"Because their "proof" is all theory".

- Nope. The story has been proven by physical facts.

That's all.

[cmadodge]

@Rob260259 Ok... you understand that we aren't causing any harm right?

We are constitutionalists.

What you are doing seems to be self-satisfying, not useful to the greater good... (we annoy you, and you can't let this nonsense happen.) Is that it?

But what we are doing is for the future of our country.

Demanding proof indicates your desire to remain stable in your position.

Did you demand the same proof for the story that you believe in? Because their "proof" is all theory.

That's all