Why The Popular Conspiracy Theories Cannot Be Debunked

conspiracyPopular conspiracy theories have made their way into books and movies. What most of them have in common is a rather sinister plot where people have been controlled or killed by governments or organizations. The wicked deeds are then covered up.

A theory that has been around for a long time attempts to offer an alternative explanation for the spread of the AIDS virus. The theory claims that it is a man made disease genetically engineered by scientists. The disease is said to have been first worked on by the Nazis but was not perfected until after the war. Instead of being used to kill Jews as was originally intended, attempts were made to rid the planet of Africans and gay American men. This is why it was first recorded among those groups.

Another popular theory is an alternative account of what transpired on 9.11.2001 when the twin towers in America were brought down by hijacked commercial airliners. Some people argue that this act was orchestrated from within the ranks of the CIA and nothing to do with Islamic terrorism. According to this school of thought, it was staged as a means to justify military activities in the Middle East.

Theories relating to biblical prophecies have been around for generations. People believe that groups such as the free masons are agents of evil whose job is to create the conditions that will bring about Armageddon. 666 is said to be the mark of the beast and all humanity is to be branded with it otherwise we cannot buy or sell. Theorists claim that all the numbers we use in modern identification technology is a precursor to this terrible mark.

A very disturbing theory that persists concerns the disappearance of native populations once resident in areas of the Americas and Australasia. It is said that poisonous blankets deliberately infected with deadly viruses were given out. Otherwise people were poisoned by immunization programs conducted by foreign agencies.

All the most popular conspiracy theories have been debunked in some way or the other. However they continue to hold a fascination. It could be because in each theory there is always a measure of plausibility.

108 thoughts on “Why The Popular Conspiracy Theories Cannot Be Debunked

  1. :D (Next week, I'm giving away free iPods… loaded with the audio of Christopher Hitchens' new book!)And, for an atheist, there's no finer culinary delight than fresh baked cookies following a scrumptous meal of roasted kittens — especially ever since you tipped me off about marinating them first in BBQ sauce :P Oopsie. Just posted another recipe, didn't I? :) ]]>

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  2. Planting the foreign media with a sinister plot (Thanong Khantong, Nation blog)

    Observe the charge against the Red Shirts: “They despised the coup.”

    The only way to read The Nation and the propaganda of its columnists is through the commentary of bloggers like BP and TJTS:

    Deconstructing Thanong Khanthong: Seeing Evil Conspiracies Everywhere that He Can't Prove (TJTS)

    Thanong Watch (BP)]]>

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  3. solecaliber

    Celebrate responsibly. RT UGH, way too busy trying to infect all these native populations with smallpox. #isitfridayyet

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  4. NewsDaily24

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  5. MartinJWillett

    Muslims are most intolerant of other religions. It's unfair that Muslims, living in western countries, dare claim their rights and impose their customs whilst it's commonly known that they would incarcerate and/or exterminate you if you only possessed one Christian item being in their Muslim countries.

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  6. smclaren93

    I’m new to but I can’t believe the # of people who come up with & believe conspiracy theories. R they 4 real?

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  7. CurioDraco

    Victor Davis Hanson: Predator in Chief. “We are in a long war against radical Islamic terrorism. The struggle

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  8. TTWORC1131

    The mark of the beast is here! Remember to live in the spirit, and keep the 2 commandments. Peace and blessings to you.

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  9. Pennieaq055

    A Tale of Two Centres: US-Aus centres collaborate on Asia-Pacific region civil-military activities #gov20 #gov2au…

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  10. “the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended that CDC and immunization programs focus on getting the first doses of 2009 H1N1 vaccine to those people who are more likely to get infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu virus”

    Neither the word “regulation” nor “law” appears anywhere on those two pages!

    Besides, any age or other discrimination in the provision of GOVERNMENT services would be a violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, right?

    This prevents the States from creating different classes of persons and discriminating on that basis.

    It was included in the Constitution primarily to prevent racial discrimination, but subsequent court decisions have affirmed that it is pretty much total in its scope.

    A great example are the various States' laws that had required seniors to have yearly tests for their drivers licenses while those aged less than seniors had only been required to be tested every two or four years. The courts have struck those laws down.

    So I think anyone who stands in line should be legally allowed to have the vaccination if he hasn't already.

    I'd humbly accept if anyone would show me I'm wrong.]]>

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  11. librtyvstyrnny

    - NO … but I can see through conspiracy theories … and I know what is TRUTH and what is deception and I know GOOD and evil.

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  12. Bienie

    NBArank had 91 voters. If you think they’re wrong on average, that’s a legit opinion, but conspiracy theories? Really?

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  13. diabetes16

    It’s one school of thought that animals should be left to their own devices and the natural order; but many cons…

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  14. WilliamDRowlett

    I won't forget it. I also won't forget that liberal Democrats from Willie Brown to Leo Ryan to Jerry Brown to Walter Mondale to the San Francisco liberal politicians were “enablers” for this pied pier of evil named Jim Jones because he was a phony and he had them totally duped. For some reason, I just don't think Ronald Reagan would ever be naive enough to be charmed/duped by this turd. It's the same group of naive liberal idiots who say we can reason with Hugo Chavez or Iran.

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  15. :D (Next week, I'm giving away free iPods… loaded with the audio of Christopher Hitchens' new book!)And, for an atheist, there's no finer culinary delight than fresh baked cookies following a scrumptous meal of roasted kittens — especially ever since you tipped me off about marinating them first in BBQ sauce :P Oopsie. Just posted another recipe, didn't I? :) ]]>

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  16. “the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended that CDC and immunization programs focus on getting the first doses of 2009 H1N1 vaccine to those people who are more likely to get infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu virus”

    Neither the word “regulation” nor “law” appears anywhere on those two pages!

    Besides, any age or other discrimination in the provision of GOVERNMENT services would be a violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, right?

    This prevents the States from creating different classes of persons and discriminating on that basis.

    It was included in the Constitution primarily to prevent racial discrimination, but subsequent court decisions have affirmed that it is pretty much total in its scope.

    A great example are the various States' laws that had required seniors to have yearly tests for their drivers licenses while those aged less than seniors had only been required to be tested every two or four years. The courts have struck those laws down.

    So I think anyone who stands in line should be legally allowed to have the vaccination if he hasn't already.

    I'd humbly accept if anyone would show me I'm wrong.]]>

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  17. CV-library.co.uk - UK Jobs (Health & Safety)

    President Bush has still not clearly answered what happened on 9/11 w order to shoot down commercial airliners that day

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  18. “the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended that CDC and immunization programs focus on getting the first doses of 2009 H1N1 vaccine to those people who are more likely to get infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu virus”

    Neither the word “regulation” nor “law” appears anywhere on those two pages!

    Besides, any age or other discrimination in the provision of GOVERNMENT services would be a violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, right?

    This prevents the States from creating different classes of persons and discriminating on that basis.

    It was included in the Constitution primarily to prevent racial discrimination, but subsequent court decisions have affirmed that it is pretty much total in its scope.

    A great example are the various States' laws that had required seniors to have yearly tests for their drivers licenses while those aged less than seniors had only been required to be tested every two or four years. The courts have struck those laws down.

    So I think anyone who stands in line should be legally allowed to have the vaccination if he hasn't already.

    I'd humbly accept if anyone would show me I'm wrong.]]>

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  19. akquisecoach

    He mentioned the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations in London as the hub of all propaganda and mind control programmes by the NWO orchestrators such as …
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  20. :D (Next week, I'm giving away free iPods… loaded with the audio of Christopher Hitchens' new book!)And, for an atheist, there's no finer culinary delight than fresh baked cookies following a scrumptous meal of roasted kittens — especially ever since you tipped me off about marinating them first in BBQ sauce :P Oopsie. Just posted another recipe, didn't I? :) ]]>

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  21. All fun aside; I promise you there is a direct correlation between how much people believe in conspiracy theories and how much dope they smoke.
    You mean that people who smoke dope might be more inclined to believe in conspiracy theories, right? Cause plenty of people believe in conspiracy theories who would never touch the stuff. I would think that most of those who believe in the Illuminati or Triborough commission would have never touched a joint in their life.]]>

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  22. _MrFastlife

    History of AIDS virus in humans could be much older than most people think. Evidence dates it to at least the1920s:

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  23. thebetillo

    These Olympics were definitely not for an average consumer brain…It is difficult to understand all the symbols, even 1/10 of them…Do not worry. England with no culture whatsoever will have better- not so boring Olympics with probably the Anglo-saxons eating raw meat like they used to do for hundreds of years…

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  24. Most probably, the same type that encourages their young to strap on a bomber's vest to kill innocents – in exchange for a harem of perpetual virgins; or 19 adult 'sunni faithful' to fly commercial airliners into buildings. reb~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~]]>

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  25. C.I.A. Closes Unit Focused on Capture of bin Laden

    The Central Intelligence Agency has closed a unit that for a decade had the mission of hunting Osama bin Laden and his top lieutenants, intelligence officials confirmed Monday.

    The unit, known as Alec Station, was disbanded late last year and its analysts reassigned within the C.I.A. Counterterrorist Center, the officials said.

    The decision is a milestone for the agency, which formed the unit before Osama bin Laden became a household name and bolstered its ranks after the Sept. 11 attacks, when President Bush pledged to bring Mr. bin Laden to justice “dead or alive.”]]>

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  26. While most conspiracy theories are silly and WAY untennable (all UFO conspiracy theories, the “Shadow People” conspiracy, the Jesuit Assassins conspiracy, etc) there are is very legitimate research into crimes which can only be classified as conspiracies, such as the JFK assassination.I know you aren't trying to discount all conspiracy theories, and it's silliness like this that absolutly drives me nuts. It makes those of us who do legitimate research look like loons as well.]]>

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  27. peedpiper

    10 Most Popular Conspiracy Theories of All Time; controversies, secrets and mysteries from Conspiracy Watch, at

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  29. All fun aside; I promise you there is a direct correlation between how much people believe in conspiracy theories and how much dope they smoke.
    You mean that people who smoke dope might be more inclined to believe in conspiracy theories, right? Cause plenty of people believe in conspiracy theories who would never touch the stuff. I would think that most of those who believe in the Illuminati or Triborough commission would have never touched a joint in their life.]]>

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  30. catholic - Twitter Search

    The cyclotide- what was once an impossible protein structure is now going to be used as a natural pesticide and combatant of the AIDS virus. –

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  31. kashmir - Twitter Search

    RT @nationalizer Dr swamy demands Alliance against Islamic terrorism of US,Israel,China & India.m 200% sure all countries wl agree except India –

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  32. amancool5

    The Military Activities of Bishops, Abbots and other Clergy in England c.900-1200: The Milit… #medieval #history

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  33. Bookmarklet

    RT rel=”nofollow” "And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark…of the beast, or an Amazon Prime account."

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  34. :D (Next week, I'm giving away free iPods… loaded with the audio of Christopher Hitchens' new book!)And, for an atheist, there's no finer culinary delight than fresh baked cookies following a scrumptous meal of roasted kittens — especially ever since you tipped me off about marinating them first in BBQ sauce :P Oopsie. Just posted another recipe, didn't I? :) ]]>

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  35. “the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended that CDC and immunization programs focus on getting the first doses of 2009 H1N1 vaccine to those people who are more likely to get infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu virus”

    Neither the word “regulation” nor “law” appears anywhere on those two pages!

    Besides, any age or other discrimination in the provision of GOVERNMENT services would be a violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, right?

    This prevents the States from creating different classes of persons and discriminating on that basis.

    It was included in the Constitution primarily to prevent racial discrimination, but subsequent court decisions have affirmed that it is pretty much total in its scope.

    A great example are the various States' laws that had required seniors to have yearly tests for their drivers licenses while those aged less than seniors had only been required to be tested every two or four years. The courts have struck those laws down.

    So I think anyone who stands in line should be legally allowed to have the vaccination if he hasn't already.

    I'd humbly accept if anyone would show me I'm wrong.]]>

    Reply
  36. “the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended that CDC and immunization programs focus on getting the first doses of 2009 H1N1 vaccine to those people who are more likely to get infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu virus”

    Neither the word “regulation” nor “law” appears anywhere on those two pages!

    Besides, any age or other discrimination in the provision of GOVERNMENT services would be a violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, right?

    This prevents the States from creating different classes of persons and discriminating on that basis.

    It was included in the Constitution primarily to prevent racial discrimination, but subsequent court decisions have affirmed that it is pretty much total in its scope.

    A great example are the various States' laws that had required seniors to have yearly tests for their drivers licenses while those aged less than seniors had only been required to be tested every two or four years. The courts have struck those laws down.

    So I think anyone who stands in line should be legally allowed to have the vaccination if he hasn't already.

    I'd humbly accept if anyone would show me I'm wrong.]]>

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  37. aloerolina

    Do not let my heart be drawn to what is evil so I take part in wicked deeds along with those who are evildoers

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  38. :D (Next week, I'm giving away free iPods… loaded with the audio of Christopher Hitchens' new book!)And, for an atheist, there's no finer culinary delight than fresh baked cookies following a scrumptous meal of roasted kittens — especially ever since you tipped me off about marinating them first in BBQ sauce :P Oopsie. Just posted another recipe, didn't I? :) ]]>

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  39. While most conspiracy theories are silly and WAY untennable (all UFO conspiracy theories, the “Shadow People” conspiracy, the Jesuit Assassins conspiracy, etc) there are is very legitimate research into crimes which can only be classified as conspiracies, such as the JFK assassination.I know you aren't trying to discount all conspiracy theories, and it's silliness like this that absolutly drives me nuts. It makes those of us who do legitimate research look like loons as well.]]>

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  40. tenblackr0ses

    Don’t lie to each other, for you have stripped off your old sinful nature and all its wicked deeds. Put on your…

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  41. All fun aside; I promise you there is a direct correlation between how much people believe in conspiracy theories and how much dope they smoke.
    You mean that people who smoke dope might be more inclined to believe in conspiracy theories, right? Cause plenty of people believe in conspiracy theories who would never touch the stuff. I would think that most of those who believe in the Illuminati or Triborough commission would have never touched a joint in their life.]]>

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  42. tenblackr0ses

    Assyria’s downfall came in 612 BC when their capitol city, Nineveh, was destroyed and so will all those who do wicked deeds. #TalkforGod

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  43. ShaSha_Rae

    Ebola and Marburg are known as filoviruses, which conjures the image of deadly viruses in delicious flaky pastry.

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  45. Cronikhael

    Ended up at her place this morning…Why did she just check in with the Central Intelligence Agency? That was #weird

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  46. “the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended that CDC and immunization programs focus on getting the first doses of 2009 H1N1 vaccine to those people who are more likely to get infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu virus”

    Neither the word “regulation” nor “law” appears anywhere on those two pages!

    Besides, any age or other discrimination in the provision of GOVERNMENT services would be a violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, right?

    This prevents the States from creating different classes of persons and discriminating on that basis.

    It was included in the Constitution primarily to prevent racial discrimination, but subsequent court decisions have affirmed that it is pretty much total in its scope.

    A great example are the various States' laws that had required seniors to have yearly tests for their drivers licenses while those aged less than seniors had only been required to be tested every two or four years. The courts have struck those laws down.

    So I think anyone who stands in line should be legally allowed to have the vaccination if he hasn't already.

    I'd humbly accept if anyone would show me I'm wrong.]]>

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  47. MrMuddyBleach

    I don't think I've ever seen a more arrogant comment. Don't judge people by their race. Everyone is individualistic, which means we can all be different no matter who we are or what race we are. Don't be a judge, that's Gods job. Despite what race someone is, anyone can leave society and live in the wild and anyone can be a flourishing part of society. It depends on the individual, not the race they are or the color of their skin. Don't be ignorant.

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  48. Planting the foreign media with a sinister plot (Thanong Khantong, Nation blog)

    Observe the charge against the Red Shirts: “They despised the coup.”

    The only way to read The Nation and the propaganda of its columnists is through the commentary of bloggers like BP and TJTS:

    Deconstructing Thanong Khanthong: Seeing Evil Conspiracies Everywhere that He Can't Prove (TJTS)

    Thanong Watch (BP)]]>

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  49. :D (Next week, I'm giving away free iPods… loaded with the audio of Christopher Hitchens' new book!)And, for an atheist, there's no finer culinary delight than fresh baked cookies following a scrumptous meal of roasted kittens — especially ever since you tipped me off about marinating them first in BBQ sauce :P Oopsie. Just posted another recipe, didn't I? :) ]]>

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  50. Feedata

    A Canadian professor’s groundbreaking look at the genesis of the AIDS virus is generating global buzz for shedding new light onto the world’s most devastating pandemic. As The New York Times is reporting, Dr. Jacques Pepin’s " The Origins of AIDS," published earlier this month by Cambridge Universit …

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  51. DunkleMaterie117

    There is a dick in every vagina!
    Meat is transformed puke!
    Your thoughts are dumb as hell. :D
    Dont even try to actuall think!
    Because I can do it better!
    And you are just a fuckhole!
    For the fate and all the rapists.
    Your struggle makes no difference.
    In fact it only amuses the creator!
    You are build to suffer forever!
    And if you dont even get what I mean…
    … this all was just a joke, so relax. ^_^
    TheSecretWorld will become a great game and I cant wait.

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  53. GO2_London_jobs

    PFLP terrorists hijack 3 commercial airliners, take 310 hostages to Dawson’s Airfield in Jordan in attempt to free Palestinian prisoners.

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  54. Critical Analysis

    "The air drills are being conducted in collaboration with the U.S. military, the report said. It said Iraq was not informed of the exercises.

    The U.S. maintains a number of military bases in Iraq and the government in Baghdad is not involved in any military activities occurring there, the report said.

    There was no official comment on the report by Israeli government or military officials."

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  57. Vaishnava Temple they have the practice of giving a spoonful of holy water to each visitor of the sanctum. The holy water is made fragrant with cardamom, Thulasi( Basil). Thus the place will alway be fragrant of mild combination of Cardamon, clove, camphor, and other fragrant flowers.]]>

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  58. “the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended that CDC and immunization programs focus on getting the first doses of 2009 H1N1 vaccine to those people who are more likely to get infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu virus”

    Neither the word “regulation” nor “law” appears anywhere on those two pages!

    Besides, any age or other discrimination in the provision of GOVERNMENT services would be a violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, right?

    This prevents the States from creating different classes of persons and discriminating on that basis.

    It was included in the Constitution primarily to prevent racial discrimination, but subsequent court decisions have affirmed that it is pretty much total in its scope.

    A great example are the various States' laws that had required seniors to have yearly tests for their drivers licenses while those aged less than seniors had only been required to be tested every two or four years. The courts have struck those laws down.

    So I think anyone who stands in line should be legally allowed to have the vaccination if he hasn't already.

    I'd humbly accept if anyone would show me I'm wrong.]]>

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  59. marlonmanaois

    This Wk in History: #TRANSCOM hosted 1st Automated Identification Technology summit to educate #military & industry partners in 2007 #AIT

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  60. HBKFanGirl11

    while i'm not saying it's a dog, it's completely irrational to believe it's a demon. why don't demons bother other drug addicts, or ANYONE else for that matter? typical christian logic; believing in something with no evidence

    i could take a picture of a cloud and say it's batman

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  61. poyraz100

    what comes you fucking amazing faggot? You keep up to eat old english brit-dick fool tradetional retard and historical meek fucking irish.

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  62. cia filter:links - Twitter Search

    By Debbie Schlussel With a gazillion Muslim immigrants who refuse to Westernize and adapt to British society;  with a gazillion Muslim immigrants and their anchor baby kids who openly support Islamic terrorism and extremism (not to mention, a number of them participating in terrorist plots against the UK); and with a ton Muslim immigrants who [...]

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  63. “the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended that CDC and immunization programs focus on getting the first doses of 2009 H1N1 vaccine to those people who are more likely to get infected with the 2009 H1N1 flu virus”

    Neither the word “regulation” nor “law” appears anywhere on those two pages!

    Besides, any age or other discrimination in the provision of GOVERNMENT services would be a violation of the privileges and immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, right?

    This prevents the States from creating different classes of persons and discriminating on that basis.

    It was included in the Constitution primarily to prevent racial discrimination, but subsequent court decisions have affirmed that it is pretty much total in its scope.

    A great example are the various States' laws that had required seniors to have yearly tests for their drivers licenses while those aged less than seniors had only been required to be tested every two or four years. The courts have struck those laws down.

    So I think anyone who stands in line should be legally allowed to have the vaccination if he hasn't already.

    I'd humbly accept if anyone would show me I'm wrong.]]>

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  64. ReqRaw

    This is the sloppiuest, most hastily cobbled together crap “commentary” on conspiracy theory I have ever had the chance to read. I’d complain about never being able to get those 10 minutes back that it took to read it, but at least it was short and didn’t waste TOO much of my time. For example, take the sentence:

    “All the most popular conspiracy theories have been debunked in some way or the other. ”

    SAYS WHO? If that’s true, give me some examples! At least one. The whole thing reads like a high school english class report thrown together ten minutes before the start of class when it’s due. This is the kind of crap that gives legitimate conspiracy theorists a bad name…

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