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Muse
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 893
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Not enough Woo to go round?
First thread here and only second post. My observation from these threads is that the 9/11 Troothers are the only game in town on the CT front, and that old favourites like Roswell and the JFK Assasination have faded into the background - there being only so much Woo-ness available in the world today. Have the same fraudsters from the Roswell Conspiracy Cottage Industry moved into the 9/11 movement or have they quietly gone out of business?
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Beer-Swilling SemiliterateModerator
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Room 118, Bohemian Grove Marriott
Posts: 15,577
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Oh, they've moved on to the new flavor of the month. Jim Fetzer was a big deal in JFK conspiranoia before he switched to 9/11. They tend to go where the spotlight is shining. Kind of the opposite of roaches, at least in that regard.
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Drunken Shikigami
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: The Dark Side of the Sun
Posts: 7,482
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its an internet thing, the 9/11 crowd draws in high school and college age kids, who also live on the internet
jfk/roswell tends to be more middle aged single men (the 9/11 crowd 30 years from now) so they arent as prevalent on the net |
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