The Future President, Donald Trump

Just a reminder: This is the 21st century.

Sorry you can not have it both ways as if the southwest is now part of the US due to the past history of the used of military force then a large area of the middle east now belong to the Jewish state for the same reason.

So the evil Jews are outdoing the Palestinians in killings people eating in restaurants, celebrating weddings, riding the buses and so on.

The word that come to mind is bullshits as always when it come to you.

By the way as you are supporting the Palestinians killings over the land issue would you also support the Mexicans if they begin to do the same over the southwest?

Your argument is ridiculous.

I have read the report. Have you?

And when a Palestinian is actually killed, usually the Palestinian was killed in self defense while trying to murder children -- hardly the equal of a Jewish child murdered in cold blood by a Palestinian.

Now take some office furniture, and any amount of paper you can find, and see if you can bend or forge steel I beams.

Of course let no added in the many thousands of gallons of diesel fuels under pressure design to keep the command center in WTC-7 up and running.

That is right up there with the moon landings not being real.

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The Inner Worlds of Conspiracy Believers

He says that although these people are highly doubtful and suspicious of government and other bodies of authority, they will accept any source that validates their preconceived conspiracy views whiteout any proof or substantiation. “Arguments advanced by conspiracy theorists tell you more about the believer than about the event,” Goertzel adds.
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It seems likely that conspiratorial beliefs serve a similar psychological function to superstitious, paranormal and, more controversially, religious beliefs, as they help some people to gain a sense of control over an unpredictable world

Conspiracy theory believers share psychological traits

Why do people believe in highly improbable conspiracies? In previous columns I have provided partial answers, citing patternicity (the tendency to find meaningful patterns in random noise) and agenticity (the bent to believe the world is controlled by invisible intentional agents). Conspiracy theories connect the dots of random events into meaningful patterns and then infuse those patterns with intentional agency. Add to those propensities the confirmation bias (which seeks and finds confirmatory evidence for what we already believe) and the hindsight bias (which tailors after-the-fact explanations to what we already know happened), and we have the foundation for conspiratorial cognition.


Why People Believe in Conspiracies

Conspiracy theories spawn their own discourse, complete in itself and virtually immune to rational argument. Five assumptions distinguish the conspiracy theorist from more conventional patterns of thought: appearances deceive; conspiracies drive history; nothing is haphazard; the enemy always gains; power, fame, money, and sex account for all.


Dealing With Middle Eastern Conspiracy Theories

The appeal of conspiracism is threefold. First, conspiracy theories claim to explain what others can't. They appear to make sense out of a world that is otherwise confusing. Second, they do so in an appealingly simple way, by dividing the world sharply between the forces of light and the forces of darkness. They trace all evil back to a single source, the conspirators and their agents. Finally, conspiracy theories are often presented as special, secret knowledge unknown or unappreciated by others. For conspiracists, the masses are a brainwashed herd, while the conspiracists in the know can congratulate themselves on penetrating the plotters' deceptions.


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