Skeptic Project

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My "top 10 canned ZM arguments" blog was pretty popular, so I'm returning to the "top 10" format to take apart conspiracy theorists' most popular misconceptions of, and arguments against, people like us.

Here you'll find such perennial favorites as "Why do you love the government?", "You're brainwashed by the media," "You must believe in coincidences," "You don't look at the evidence," "You're biased," and the ever-popular "You're a government disinfo agent."

Enjoy.

I liked this one a lot, though I would say that the Judy Wood Beams are more like Star Wars beams than Star Trek beams. This is to bait Matt who has gone missing and has also disappeared off last.fm.

I think Matt might be having a moment of internet clarity ?

Got the article open Muertos cheers, will read it shortly.

For a more rational view of how ruling elites form and perpetuate themselves, even when they fuck up badly, you might like to read:

America's Ruling Class -- And the Perils of Revolution
http://spectator.org/archives/2010/07/16/americas-ruling-class-and-the/print

Great article dude

On our YouTube channel I just got accused by some guy who believes pretty much every conspiracy theory under the sun of actually working for Zeitgeist.

Comment on this article from a conspiracy theorist (Michael Bielawski on the "9/11 Conspiracy Theories are BS" Facebook group):

"What the hell is this? These points are vague and child like."

Yeah, that one was rich. And when he called everybody on the group "fluoride-heads."

He's better than Mehmet Inan, though. That guy was nuts. Basically that group's equivalent of our all-time biggest troll who shall not be named (his name rhymes with "Len") except with the anti-Semitic rhetoric cranked way up. Michael at least doesn't appear to be an anti-Semite.