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OK, I am hestitant about this one. I do NOT want people to start fighting or calling each other names. If you are a passionate believer in a particular theory, then that is fine. I don't want anyone to be insulted here.
That being said, as a writer of fiction, I enjoy dipping my toe into the "conspiracy theory" waters. It keeps the weirdness generator in my head (where my fiction comes from) primed, it's often good for a few laughs and sometimes it's just interesting.
Does anyone else? What are your favorites?
I have become quite fond (in a humorous way) of Alex Jones. His recent appearance on Piers Morgan was a classic and his paranoia is amazing.
A former weather man has as site called WeatherWars.info that he claims proves the weather has been weaponized.
And everyone's faovite: David Icke from the UK. Man, he really should have been a sci-fi author (althought I guess you could say his supposed non-fiction books are really that). His supposed "truth" about intradimensional alient reptilian beings who have taken over the planet is so vast and complicated that I could NEVER conjur a plot quite like it. It is so huge that just about anything and everything that happens can be enolded into it.
Of course, there are standards like JFK and UFOs, but I am curious if there are any other odd ones out there.
Again, please be courteous.
That being said, as a writer of fiction, I enjoy dipping my toe into the "conspiracy theory" waters. It keeps the weirdness generator in my head (where my fiction comes from) primed, it's often good for a few laughs and sometimes it's just interesting.
Does anyone else? What are your favorites?
I have become quite fond (in a humorous way) of Alex Jones. His recent appearance on Piers Morgan was a classic and his paranoia is amazing.
A former weather man has as site called WeatherWars.info that he claims proves the weather has been weaponized.
And everyone's faovite: David Icke from the UK. Man, he really should have been a sci-fi author (althought I guess you could say his supposed non-fiction books are really that). His supposed "truth" about intradimensional alient reptilian beings who have taken over the planet is so vast and complicated that I could NEVER conjur a plot quite like it. It is so huge that just about anything and everything that happens can be enolded into it.
Of course, there are standards like JFK and UFOs, but I am curious if there are any other odd ones out there.
Again, please be courteous.