UFO landed in my garden! The illuminati tried to kill my dad! Aliens kicked my dog!!

Ok,I will bite.
The twelve biggest conspiracies of 2011.
This was my top choice.

Kim Kardashian Loved Someone Enough to Get Married

I must have missed this one.

Obama's CIA Family

Who cares!

News Corp Spy Scandal

Oh,oh,here come the HAARP fanatics to chime in.

Japan's Tsunami an Attack by HAARP

What conspiracy?

Occupy Wall Street

This is always a good topic for CT'S.

Osama Bin Laden's Death

He was just showering with boys,who doesn't do that ,right?

Penn State Pedophilia Cover-Up

Simply misplaced,thats all.

The Bankruptcy and Missing Funds of MF Global

It was the CIA ,I tell you!

The Wand That Waved Around the Arab Spring

Just a man trying to have some fun,jeez!

The DSK Setup

Yeah,because they started closing all the medical you know what dispensaries,what do you expect.

UFOs in Oakland

Men and their d!cks!

Herman Cain And 999

All according to Tru TV.
You can view the details here.........www.trutv.com...

I mean,really,is that all they got???
Thank someone that we have ATS!

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hey i wasnt tryin to get anyone to bite or anything, just post yer stuff whatever the topic

you're right about about the HAARP fanatics

Originally posted by fairguy
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hey i wasnt tryin to get anyone to bite or anything, just post yer stuff

whatever the topic

you're right about about the HAARP fanatics

Got my star.

Just kidding.
I was just trying to show you what others may deem conspiracies compared to ATS.
Man,what a freaking difference!

Ok,here is one for you.
The Mayans never predicted the end of the world on 12/21/2012.

Author Jose Arguelles called the date "the ending of time as we know it" in a 1987 book that spawned an army of Mayan theorists, whose speculations on a cataclysmic end abound online. But specialists meeting at this ancient Mayan city in southern Mexico say it merely marks the termination of one period of creation and the beginning of another. "We have to be clear about this. There is no prophecy for 2012," said Erik Velasquez, an etchings specialist at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). "It's a marketing fallacy."

www.huffingtonpost.com...

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there is a huge difference, i read a thread on here where a guy claimed to be using the internet from the year 2104 and people actually started buying it

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also agree on the 2012 stuff, people are getting increasingly desperate for an apocalypse we'll see though i suppose

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and here it is www.abovetopsecret.com...

you may have already seen it, but if not its quite a read

Originally posted by ILikeStars

Originally posted by JonU2

You're really not following any logical rules with some of these....

What is so logical about rules? Do you logically believe you are going to live long enough to even learn the number of rules that exist?

What are the number of rules and laws that exist? How many mandatory expectations would I have to conform to, and comply with, in order to be a law abiding citizen in your neck of the woods?

Are you sure I'm not following any logical rules .... or is it you who may lack the experience needed to know what all the rules mean when held in context with eachother simultaneously?

I'm not really following any logical rules?

Where do said logical rules want to lead me to?

Oh, I get it, your theory, with regard to the composition of words, has no rules. It just occurs now and again - the words that follow your theory are the ones that you highlight and the ones that don't should be ignored?

Theories are easier than i'd imagined.......

Originally posted by JonU2

Oh, I get it, your theory, with regard to the composition of words, has no rules. It just occurs now and again - the words that follow your theory are the ones that you highlight and the ones that don't should be ignored?

Theories are easier than i'd imagined.......

Take a blank piece of paper.
Print either a w or an m on it.
Ask 10 random people what letter is on the paper.
Turn the paper upside down and then ask them what letter is on the piece of paper.

Do the majority of the 10 people say that one symbol is an m and the other a w, or not?

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turn it sideways it could also be mistaken for an E or even a £