Creative Speculation

William Seger

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7. I don't see any harm in asking, either

Fri Dec 18, 2015, 08:48 AM

Dec 2015

... and I think it should be explained. The problem is, conspiracy theorists don't really ask questions except as a rhetorical device, because their beliefs don't really have anything to do with the answers. Since JFK, a generation of conspiracy theorists have grown up thinking that all you have to do is find "anomalies" in the "official story" and you will be hailed as a heroic "researcher" within the cult, so they get nothing but annoyed when it turns out that their questions have reasonable answers.

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Three men [View all] Jesus Malverde Dec 2015 OP

So, what's your Creative Speculation? William Seger Dec 2015 #1

I think this was posted to show that sometimes the initial reports are often wrong. zappaman Dec 2015 #2

San Bernardino Resident posts AMA at Reddit. Post locked. nationalize the fed Dec 2015 #3

Yet again, when the details contradict the headlines... dougolat Dec 2015 #4

The American Spectator agrees with you William Seger Dec 2015 #5

The problem is that the discrepancies haven't been explained. ucrdem Dec 2015 #6

I don't see any harm in asking, either William Seger Dec 2015 #7