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Rational Wiki, looking at tinfoil frauds, and bullshitters Sept 3, 2016 10:48:29 GMT boots likes this

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Just take David Icke, the local British curiosity famous for claiming that the moon isn't real and that the world is run by shape-shifting alien reptiles. Laugh all you want — that dude has a net worth of 10 million pounds, accumulated through book sales and expensive, sold-out live talks. Whether people are generally interested in the reptilian moon people or they're just paying absurd cash to watch a crazy guy humiliate himself for a few hours, that money adds up

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Rational Wiki, looking at tinfoil frauds, and bullshitters Sept 3, 2016 10:52:13 GMT

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In 2006 Kerry ran across Bill Ryan, a dude with a nice line in broad-brimmed hats, and they shacked up for a while at the Camelot Castle Hotel in Tintagel. Project Camelot grew out of their post-coital conversations, conceived as an open-ended series of video interviews with woo-doctors and whistleblowers.
Thus was launched hundreds of hours of scarily unprofessional video, "straight to Youtube," from which we learn that Kerry's idea of an "interview" is to turn the camera on herself as she asks long, long, LONG questions.
Another characteristic is Kerry and Bill's gullibility. They'll believe any cockamamie rubbish an interviewee throws at them, as long as it has the air of disclosing something seekrit. In this respect they make George Noory look like a hardened skeptic. They were totally taken in by the monsta hoax known as Project Serpo—indeed, Bill Ryan volunteered as Project Serpo's webmaster until March 2007.

Project Spam

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Rational Wiki, looking at tinfoil frauds, and bullshitters Sept 3, 2016 10:57:05 GMT

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Jeff Rense is an American conspiracy theorist and alternative medicine woo-peddler who resembles something close to an aging hybrid of John Stossel and Michael Bolton. He is the proprietor of the website Rense.com and has his own show on satellite radio. His style is a marked contrast from Alex Jones, defined less by ranting and raving and more by a smooth, laid-back, "velvet-voiced" manner of speaking that wouldn't be out of place on NPR (albeit with some obvious differences in subject matter).[1] Topics covered include the New World Order, 9/11 conspiracy theories, UFOs, Holocaust denial, Jewish conspiracy theories, Big Pharma conspiracies, AIDS denial (Rense's single book is entitled AIDS Exposed), and much more. The crank factor of Rense's show and site rates fairly close to Whale.to

Jeff Rense rationalwiki.org/wiki/Jeff_Rense

Rense is not as loath as many of his conspiracist brethren to let his anti-Semitism shine through. His site contains a disclaimer that he does not endorse anti-Semitism, using the tired excuse of not being against the Jews, but opposed to the Zionists in his explanation of his position on this issue.[2] Naturally, this is all while he and his site's contributors spew all the usual anti-Semitic canards. In addition to its hosting of just about every conspiracy theory on the black helicopter and militia circuit, the site commonly features "artwork"[3] by anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist David Dees, as well as cross-postings and links to anti-Semitic and white supremacist hate sites. In recent years, he's made his Nazi flirtations increasingly overt, running a growing number of laudatory articles on Adolf Hitler and adding Stormfront Radio, David Duke, and Nathanael Kapner to the site's list of featured podcasts.[1]

Rense has featured notorious neo-Nazi crank Ernst Zündel on his show[4] and rense.com features copious amounts of material supportive of him.[5] Rense has also given a platform to white supremacist and Holocaust denier Ted Pike, who believes that Auschwitz never existed.[6]

Rense also seems to have endorsed Donald Trump for the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, going by the number and volume of articles on the site praising him.

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Rational Wiki, looking at tinfoil frauds, and bullshitters Sept 3, 2016 11:01:01 GMT

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Alex Emerick Jones (born in 1974, replaced by an animatronic puppet sometime after 2010) is a radio entertainer and comedian who specializes in making up conspiracy theories to entertain his audience.[3] Notoriously hard-to-place ideologically, Jones' views amount to some kind of high-powered mutant hybrid of libertarianism/paleoconservatism/evangelical protestantism/neoreactionism/miscellaneous. Jones is one of the very few people who can make Glenn Beck look comparatively sane; it gets worse from there.

rationalwiki.org/wiki/Alex_Jones

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Rational Wiki, looking at tinfoil frauds, and bullshitters Sept 4, 2016 20:50:06 GMT

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David Icke, net worth 10 Million Pounds!!!, even if it's half that, his a Multi Millionaire. What Sean adi say, "If it wasn't for the money his family would abandon him".

The rest are the typical egomaniac's who find a niche market within the disenfranchised of a dumbed down society and exploit it.

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Rational Wiki, looking at tinfoil frauds, and bullshitters Sept 7, 2016 21:13:18 GMT

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Ana Kasparian is pretty to look at but basically is a screaming nutbag

Both Cenk and Ana, are both Armenian Genocide Denier's apologist's but also after watching there video's are Hilary Clinton apologists as well

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Rational Wiki, looking at tinfoil frauds, and bullshitters Sept 8, 2016 3:47:47 GMT

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rationalwiki.org/wiki/Glenn_Beck

Douchebag, I heard he's trying to setup shop here,

Only in America can you make that much money crying… Glenn Beck is not aligned with any party. He is aligned with cynicism and there has always been a market for cynics.

Glenn, the Nazis are everywhere. And you're not safe! So here's what you do and take it from me, my people have been through this before: First, you've gotta find an attic. Then hide there for the next three years, and whatever you do, don't make a sound. We'll let you know when it's safe to come out.

—Lewis Black

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