DAWN.COM | Pakistan | A state of denialSource: dawn.com
The GHQ attack has drawn accusations from several quarters in Pakistan that it was inspired by foreign powers; some have named India and the US among the usual suspects.
5 Myths That People Don't Realize Are Admitted HoaxesSource: CRACKED.com
It's no surprise that the world gets taken in by hoaxers and con men. They're really good at what they do and most of us are bored enough to believe anything as long as it takes our mind off the cubicle for a while.
Top Ten Conspiracy TheoriesSource: Live Science
Conspiracy. Just saying the word in conversation can make people politely edge away, looking for someone who won't corner them with wild theories about how Elvis, John F. Kennedy, and Bigfoot are cryogenically frozen in an underground bunker. Yet conspiracies do exist.

News Corporation CEO Rupert Murdoch is a multi-billionaire, with a reported net worth of $4 billion. In 1999, BBC News reported that Newscorp had paid only 6% taxes on approximately 5.4 billion dollar profits over the previous four years.
Paranoids are Always With UsSource: Common Dreams
In 1964, historian Richard Hofstadter published an influential essay in Harper's Magazine titled "The Paranoid Style in American Politics." It came to mind recently in the context of the hysteria and hyperbole of the health care debate. Parts could have been written today.
Birthers waste millions in taxpayer dollarsSource: obamaconspiracy.org
If nothing Obama can do (short of resigning) will have any effect on birther activity, then it is certain that the birthers bear all of the responsibility for all the public funds spent in dealing with birtherism.
What are those costs?
Conservatives' Census ParanoiaSource: Crooks and Liars
There are many unanswered questions about the tragic hanging death of Bill Sparkman, a US Census Bureau employee, in rural Kentucky. But one thing is clear.
Birthers, Birchers and the paranoid style of politicsSource: Chicago Tribune
Conspiracy theorists -- and by conspiracy theorists, I don't mean anyone who believes in particular conspiracies (which occur all the time), but rather those who maintain that a single vast conspiracy suffices to explain the better part of human affairs -- claim to be hard-boiled …

I came across this thread this morning and thought it was some kind of joke, unfortunatly it is not. Quite the contrary it is living proof that both ignorance and stupidity have run amuck in ye gintlemen and swell of yonder northern hills.
SPLC report: The "Second Wave" of militia activity is now upon usSource: Crooks and Liars
excerpt; ""We've been reporting steadily on the return of the militia movement in post-Bush America, and now that reportage has been confirmed by a disturbing report from the Southern Poverty Law Center describing a "Second Wave" of militiamen organizing across the countryside.. …
Presidential ConspiraciesSource: The Daily Beast
President Barack Obama may be the most recent chief executive to have to endure the focus of paranoid conspiracy theorists, but he's not the first...
Born in the Good Ol' US of...Hey!Source: miller-mccune.com
This has great links to official sites so that you can see for yourself whether Obama was really born here.