The Doubters Doubt Each Other

911 Links

Angry Soba
Plenty here on the 'truth' movement and its follies.
Truth Watch UK
A blog taking a critical look at the UK truth movement
All Embracing But Underwhelming
An academic examination of the world of conspiracy theories.
Screw Loose Change
Debunking the film Loose Change. Essential.

Further Links

7/7 Inquest
The website of the inquest into the deaths that occurred in the 7 July 2005 bombings.
Antifascist Calling
Anti-fascism and parapolitics courtesy of Tom Burghardt in San Francisco.
Arthur Goldwag
US writer and blogger with plenty to say on the political fringe.
Bartholomew's Notes On Religion
Belief and its permeations
EPISTO! - Formerly "All Embracing But Underwhelming" but still a blog about conspiracy theories
A New Zealander's view of the truth movement.
Harry's Place
A site with a strong record of uncovering detailed evidence on the activities of UK Islamists, and their apologists.
I Intend To Escape ......................And Come Back
My main blog site. Dedicated to politics, parapolitics, sport, griping and life in the London borough of Hackney.
Notes From The Borderland
The site of the UK's leading parapolitcal magazine.
Sitchin Is Wrong
Dr Michael Heiser debunks the work of Zecharia Sitchin, a classic example of those trying to use ancient languages to sell conspiracy theories.
Truthout
US site covering global and American issues from a left (ish) leaning perspective.

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August 08, 2007

The Doubters Doubt Each Other

One of the things to consider when looking at the "Truth" movement is that whilst it might style itself as a broad church, it is characterised by division, paranoia and hostility.

This US article, courtesy of the Wisconsin Times, outlines this perfectly.

Still, coherence - an overrated concept!

Posted on August 08, 2007 in US Truth Movement | Permalink