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In reply to the discussion: The key to most conspiracy theories comes down to one statement: [View all]polichick
(37,626 posts)28. You posted: "And that is why the Creative Speculation Group on DU exists"...
suggesting that JFK conspiracy theory posts don't belong in General Discussion.
Sees like an attempt to stifle - since far more people read GD.
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And anything that disproves a conspiracy is further evidence of the existence of a conspiracy
Empowerer
Nov 2013
#71
Problem is: "The government is keeping secrets and won't give us the truth"...
polichick
Nov 2013
#2
The same people who question anything the government says have no problem cashing in
stopbush
Nov 2013
#32
Just as it's easy to determine if forensic evidence is good, like that of the JFK case.
stopbush
Nov 2013
#82
Since the posts have been allowed to stay in GD, I guess the ptb are cool with it.
polichick
Nov 2013
#51
There's also a lot of corruption - favors to corporations that hurt people...
polichick
Nov 2013
#10
I would do that, instead of getting upset about allowing JFK threads on the 50th
ScreamingMeemie
Nov 2013
#14
Yes - God forbid they catch a glimpse of something that upsets their comfortable view of things!
polichick
Nov 2013
#17
In a way, you're right. The people who accept the gov't's story seem awfully uncomfortable about it.
Gidney N Cloyd
Nov 2013
#59
But, you see, I'm not angry about anything. So, why would I hide any thread?
MineralMan
Nov 2013
#19
"That's why conspiracy theories belong in that group, and not in GD, in my opinion."
ScreamingMeemie
Nov 2013
#35
And therefore, if you have a government that increasingly hides everything, then EVERYTHING...
cascadiance
Nov 2013
#44
Well, if you have many denying that the NSA gathers everything, and then later it is shown...
cascadiance
Nov 2013
#55
That it was accidentally shot down during a Navy training exercise by accident.
ScreamingMeemie
Nov 2013
#49
I personally believe Oswald acted alone. But a lot of mainsteam and very sensible people don't see
Douglas Carpenter
Nov 2013
#56
Yep. The desperate efforts to shut up anybody who points out discrepancies in the "official"
GoneFishin
Nov 2013
#76
One would think that after 50 years of investigation, solid evidence would have been found...
Kaleva
Nov 2013
#84
They haven't done a good job of covering it up. But only half of us noticed. n/t
GoneFishin
Nov 2013
#92
When you see a flagrant cover-up, you may reasonably assume you're being lied to
CrawlingChaos
Nov 2013
#69
Of course our government is obsessed with secrecy and likes to lock files for decades and say
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2013
#74