Monday, June 14, 2010

This Week in Conspiracy (14 June 2010)

My Lemurian contacts deep within the planet are certain that the hour of realignment is at hand. They need only to activate their sleeper agent inside HAARP, and then we will have consummation!

But until then, here's the week that was weak:
  • Gordon Duff kinda sorta denies the Holocaust
  • Not only is Australia upside-down but it's also apparently backwards (the Shakespeare "debate" on ABC)
  • Alex Jones ended up on my radar this week. I've known about him for a long time, of course, but I had a chance to listen to his radio show this past week, and I will review him on my podcast soon, because of the wonky. But in the meantime, check out how Chip Berlet, a personal hero of mine, is a Nazi. (Boogedy-boogedy boo, Alex!)
One such “skeptic” is Chip Berlet, who works for a group called the Political Research Associates, which is funded in part by the Ford Foundation, founded by Edsel Ford, the son of the notorious Henry Ford, who received awards from Hitler for funding the Nazi war machine with slave labor, which somewhat taints the PRA’s stated objectives, which are apparently to track conspiracy theories and the the right-wing while “advancing an open, democratic, and pluralistic society."
And now for the conspiracy of the week, my top pick:

Woompers: "Did Barack Obama appear in the 1993 'Whoomp (There It Is)' video?"

Stephen Colbert asks, "Did he also pop that coochie?" Tag Team is clearly in on the conspiracy too!

That's all for this week. I'll see you next week...OR WILL I?!?!?

HJ


4 comments:

invisible dragon said...

So, would this be a conspiracy or just proof that Zeus has a sense of humor?

http://www.whiotv.com/news/23901668/detail.html

Bing said...

Don't fuck with Thor. Or Notre Dame.

HJ

Jaycubed said...

HEY! As a Californian I was really looking forward to an Orly Taitz campaign. It would have been more fun than a barrel of pancakes.

Wurdulac said...

Regarding the quote from Alex Jones:

What the hell is with this bullshit? It reminds me of someone-or-other (I forget who in particular) playing Connect-the-Dots between Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution and his cousin's endorsement of Eugenics to Hitler's Nazi Party.

It's like they're playing "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" except Kevin Bacon is Hitler. And they're retarded.