9/11 conspiracy makes it onto town warrant

Concord Monitor

Hear him out. Watch the DVDs about the 9/11 investigation, the ones he carries with him as routinely as change in his pocket. ...

Thai Ginger owner sentenced for sham-marriage scheme

Seattle Times

Varee Bradford, 44, who operates five Thai Ginger restaurants in Seattle and on the Eastside, pleaded guilty in October to conspiracy to commit immigration ...

Restaurant owner gets prison time for sham marriages Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)



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Arrests made in marijuana investigation

Santa Barbara Edhat

NORMAN and DIAMOND were arrested and booked into the Santa Barbara County Jail (SBCJ) for violations of 182 PC - Conspiracy and 11359 H&S - Possession of ...

Authorities raid South Coast pot shops The Daily Sound



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What government conspiracy theories do you believe to be true?
Q. I have just been researching some of the theories, like area 51, 9/11, federal reserve, planet x. I am still debating on what i believe and don't believe, trying to differentiate what is fact and what is fiction. What conspiracy do you believe and why and what is your political affiliation?
Asked by bluenaketat - Wed Dec 24 13:29:06 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments

A. The Federal Reserve is messed up. I don't have to believe in any "conspiracy theory" for that. Our money system is a system of self generating inextinguishable debt. This is a fact not fiction or a theory. I "believe" there is a link between it and The Kennedy assassination. He was about to abolish it via executive order before they wasted him.
Answered by Watchful Occupier - Wed Dec 24 13:34:38 2008

Is the great global warming conspiracy a sign of worse to come from American conservatives?
Q. It seems to me that back before Regan, in the Goldwater era and earlier, that American conservatives were hard-headed realists, who got their facts straight and proposed solutions for problems in a realistic way, even if those solutions required unpopular sacrifices. Since that time, various crazy ideas have made their way into the conservative mindset, but it seems to me that the looniest of all is the worldwide global warming conspiracy. It seems to me that this conspiracy is so improbable that belief in it is a new level of craziness in the American conservative movement. If a majority of conservatives can become so detached from reality, how can the movement sustain itself, and make progress on things that are really important?
Asked by c - Thu Oct 11 09:43:47 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For a while now I've thought that unless we somehow manage to avoid the worst effects of global warming, it may mean the end of the Republican Party. It appears that we're headed toward catastrophic climate change even faster than models have predicted, and the blame falls squarely on the shoulders of those preventing greenhouse gas reductions. The worst of these offenders are American conservatives. Fortunately for them, there are 2 options: 1) Global warming acknowledgers who outnumber them by a vast margin will manage the greenhouse gas reductions required to avoid catastrophic climate change. In this case no doubt global warming deniers will claim "see, I told you global warming was nothing to worry about". 2) It will still be… [cont.]
Answered by Dana1981, Master of Science - Thu Oct 11 12:07:05 2007

How do you 911 conspiracy people have time to research?
Q. all of your 911 stuff, while at the same time researching your Bigfoot and Roswell aliens conspiracy stuff as well? You all must be busy. What will be the next big conspiracy that you will buy into?
Asked by vistazan - Sat Sep 8 20:50:39 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Conspiracy theorists don't need to do research. The make bold claims with little or no factual basis. Most of their assertions are mere heresay or faulty logic. They will also cling to widely disproved information and peddle it as gospel. Like they say, a good conspiracy is unprovable.
Answered by stever002 - Sat Sep 8 20:55:42 2007