2010 Article from the guardian ...

Just a LOL piece, really, for your amusement :

www.guardian.co.uk...


QV.

there really is no conspiracy. it's just the way things are.

It's an interesting read that most members of ATS should read.

One of the problems with many conspiracy theories is that, unlike scientific theories, they're impossible to definitively prove wrong. Any attempt to do so invites accusations that you're in on them. Conversely, labelling something as a "conspiracy theory" is a convenient way to close down political debate or a challenge to authority by painting the theorists as wackos. Tony Blair described his critics as obsessed with conspiracy during the Chilcot inquiry earlier this year, just as George Bush in 2001 urged the UN not to tolerate "outrageous conspiracy theories" about the 9/11 attacks. Neutral observers point out that regardless of their content, conspiracy theories are "unofficial" knowledge, and therefore threaten institutions of official knowledge, such as academia and journalism. The two sides resemble each other more than they would like to admit.

www.guardian.co.uk...

reply to post by qvision

run by 28-year-old Rik Clay from Leeds. Clay was making a name for himself in these esoteric circles. As well as the Olympics, his blog discussed everything from the significance of the No 11 to crop circles to Princess Diana. But three months after the Cosmic Mind launched, it suddenly went down in August 2008. Clay had died

I remember reading his blog and finding it interesting although he lost me as he seemed to reach for too much. I wasnt aware he passed away

How could they pull it off? too many people have discussed the fake alien thing, it would have to back fire on them.

Maybe they will just play the terrorist card. or somthing might happen somwhere else in the world. but most likley nothing will happen and all our attention will go back to december 2012.