Loose Change

April 25th, 2008

If you’re ever in conversation with a truther, you’re gonna make it about five seconds before you hear reference to a rather insane, self-produced flick called Loose Change. (Trust me.) The truthers have it memorized. And before you know it you’ll be sucked right into a conversation about the structural engineering. Granted, I’m just guessing that neither you nor the truther will know jack shit about structural engineering, but that won’t stop ‘em. (That’s why they’re a truther, after all.)

But, in the interest of saving you a little time, dear reader, I offer a list of the top 41 lies in Loose Change, from a pair of rightwing bloggers who, though I’d probably disagree with them on just about everything else, have devoted their lives to wreaking glorious havoc on truthers.

Part one.

Part two.

Part three.

Part four.

My favorite:

30. Claim: Wally Miller, a Somerset County coroner stated that there were no bodies found at the crash site of United 93

Truth: There were no “whole” bodies, but over 1500 body parts were found, and most of the passengers were identified through the use of DNA. Mr. Miller later reported his findings on this.

Posted by Benjamin
Filed in Truth Seekers

5 Responses to “Loose Change”

  1. War Star Says:
    April 26th, 2008 at 3:20 pm

    Beware the Cathode Death Ray.

  2. Blinded by Truth Says:
    April 27th, 2008 at 1:17 am

    This proves it. You are definitely a CIA-Cointel front working with the CFR and the Reptilians to cover up the TRUTH, for which Americans are waking up to and will rise up against you.

    Give it up, you have been exposed.

  3. Rama Lama Fa-Fa-Fa Says:
    April 27th, 2008 at 11:27 am

    And to think that we were actually deluded enough to celebrate the prospect that we might actually—and finally!—be free of Vernon Bellecourt’s endless blather.

    Now “Blinded” goes and rains on our little moment of bliss.

    Muthafucka…

  4. C Says:
    May 27th, 2008 at 5:48 am

    Hey,

    Has anyone seen “Zeitgesit”, with its theme of how evil bankers are oppressing and exploiting the good ole hard-working (!) aamerican middle class?

    What’s that about? Any chance of a review?!

  5. Rock and Roll! Says:
    May 27th, 2008 at 5:49 am

    Hey,

    Has anyone seen “Zeitgeist”, with its theme of how evil bankers are oppressing and exploiting the good ole hard-working (!) aamerican middle class?

    What’s that about? Any chance of a review?!

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