A recent LA Times poll found that a majority of blacks believe AIDS was man-made, that the U.S. government created and carried it out.

This can be proven by research into the U.S. Special Virus Cancer Program.


Parents are increasingly suing vaccine suppliers because the mercury in them has resulted in scores of children being diagnosed with autism.

This is now getting national media attention.

These wacky "conspiracy theories" are in fact provable, as can be proven with scores of articles and research.

The question is: will you demonize the messengers, or will you find out for yourself?

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Joey, you are such an idiot. PROVE IT TO ME. Do not make insane claims and then say for us to go research it ourselves.

You are not a messenger, you are a liar and yes, I will "demonize" the liar.

I've researched the issue, and it seems valid enough a theory to me. And by researching it, I mean long before Joey posted it here.

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Yes, now WHY would our government set us up for painful, uncurable deaths?

I mean, I will be the FIRST to admit that our government is flawed (in some more serious ways than others) but I don't believe they would intentionally send out a vaccine they could not cure to the American public for no reason.

Because back in 1969 they were researching prospective biowarfare opportunities (actually quite a few years before 1969). In 1969, they believed they had crafted the perfect virus and thought they were able to cure it because they did not know it would alter out T-cell's DNA and ultimately turn the body against itself. They also thoguht it would not easily be spread through sexual or fluid-related contact. According to the theory, began to experiment in foreign countries. Not long after, cases showed up in some African countries...

As for Euterpe's comment, if you were to research it, it makes the strongest arguments and the most sense because of the linked events and occurrences over time.

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Originally posted by FreeMarketLover:
Whatever social darwinistic truths your comments may have Euterpe/Voice, you have to realize that any support for joeys beleif will just drive him further into his irrational dillussions.

...So? Lol, he's just gonna say it out loud one day, and someone will beat his punk ***. It happens.

Whatever social darwinistic truths your comments may have Euterpe/Voice, you have to realize that any support for joeys beleif will just drive him further into his irrational dillussions.

Euterpe:

As much as I think it's ridiculous, I have to admit that you're SO right!

The conspiracy theory that the government made AIDS is, by far, the best thing I've ever heard. How GREAT would that be? What a great form of population control, huh? Of course, I'm being sarcastic, but that's a fun theory.

Don't even reply to it.

It doesn't even deserve marine's attention--and that's saying something.

Yeah Joey, the government wants everyone to get AIDS so we can spend more governemnt money and resources on healthcare, right?

Yes, now WHY would our government set us up for painful, uncurable deaths?

I mean, I will be the FIRST to admit that our government is flawed (in some more serious ways than others) but I don't believe they would intentionally send out a vaccine they could not cure to the American public for no reason.

Joey, you are such an idiot. PROVE IT TO ME. Do not make insane claims and then say for us to go research it ourselves.

You are not a messenger, you are a liar and yes, I will "demonize" the liar.

Joey, that link you provided, that came from a friggin' pastor. That's like if you made me write about Christianity, I will obviously talk crap about it.

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FML, so I guess blacks are irrational and paranoid when they also believe that the CIA imported tons of crack cocaine into LA in the 80s then?

Well that did happen, they imported cocaine, which was turned into crack cocaine.

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Parents are increasingly suing vaccine suppliers because the mercury in them has resulted in scores of children being diagnosed with autism.

Thats not a conspiracy theory...thats just another example of our government screwing up.

I knew it wouldn't take you long to bring up Mike Tries. I think NotSoJoey pointe out some time ago that the only info that exsisted on Mike was on yoru personal website that no logner exsists.

The Man Made Plagues; documents, interviews, etc:
http://www.birrenbach.com/TREIS/MMP.html

LA Times/Washington Post == owned by the same company.

But here's the NPR story:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4468151

FML, so I guess blacks are irrational and paranoid when they also believe that the CIA imported tons of crack cocaine into LA in the 80s then?

I guess you just know everything, since the CIA in the early 90s substantiated virtually everything investigative journalist Gary Webb wrote about in his Dark Alliance series.

You're delusional.

Everyone is out to get you, even the LA Times, right Joey?

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These wacky "conspiracy theories" are in fact provable, as can be proven with scores of articles and research.

Yet you can't provide one shread of proof for us to examine. I see how it is.

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The question is: will you demonize the messengers, or will you find out for yourself?

This phrase is derived from the middle ages when a king would send a messanger to another king. He was under some sort of cloack of immunity because he was merley a tool for communication. It was assuemd he would be honest adn say exactly what the King told him to. If he did this, there would be no need to 'shoot' him. But is he lied, both King's had equal grounds to 'shoot' him. So give the messenger thing a break for awhile joey.

Their oppression mentality creates irrational conclusions(they feel oppressed by white people, Joey feels oppressed by the government and mexican people) They are plagued by the fear that white people are out to get them. So if you ask them whether they think the disease that destroys the black community was created by the government(they think the white government) they will say yes. It is an irrational paranoia. You know something about that, don't you Joey?

It is far fetched but I can also believe that they ran a poll

This doesn't sound like much of a conspiracy to me, the LA Times creates polls all the time.

Why would I demonize the messanger for saying a poll in the LA Times says that some AFrican Americans think AIDS was man made?

Even tough you fail to show us this poll, I will take your word for it that the poll exists. Congratulations, it looks like I am agreeing with your conspiracy theory that the LA Tims ran a poll recentley.