Canadian journalist Jonathan Kaye has written a remarkable book about
conspiracy theories and theorists. The 9/11 Truth movement is placed
front and center, but the book is about a lot more than that, ranging
from a brief history of conspiracism, to a discussion of its causes,
to suggestions about how to combat it.
Very simply, this is a "must read" for anyone interested in or
concerned about conspiracy theories.
On May 9, 8:20 am, Dave Reitzes <dreit...@aol.com> wrote:
> Canadian journalist Jonathan Kaye has written a remarkable book about
> conspiracy theories and theorists. The 9/11 Truth movement is placed
> front and center, but the book is about a lot more than that, ranging
> from a brief history of conspiracism, to a discussion of its causes,
> to suggestions about how to combat it.
> Very simply, this is a "must read" for anyone interested in or
> concerned about conspiracy theories.
Thanks. On the blog site, I put in "JFK" for a search and one of the
results was the six minute "The Umbrella Man" film that Errol Morris
did with Josiah Thompson for the NY Times website. I had forgotten to
come back and watch that when it first went up, and was pleased to be
reminded.
On May 9, 5:20 am, Dave Reitzes <dreit...@aol.com> wrote:
> Canadian journalist Jonathan Kaye has written a remarkable book about
> conspiracy theories and theorists. The 9/11 Truth movement is placed
> front and center, but the book is about a lot more than that, ranging
> from a brief history of conspiracism, to a discussion of its causes,
> to suggestions about how to combat it.
> Very simply, this is a "must read" for anyone interested in or
> concerned about conspiracy theories.
***I went to the link, scrolling down the page and came across:
"I finally got around to watching this great New York Times video
demystifying the famous “Umbrella Man” from the JFK Zapruder film.
Well worth the six minutes it takes to watch."
> On May 9, 5:20 am, Dave Reitzes<dreit...@aol.com> wrote:
>> Canadian journalist Jonathan Kaye has written a remarkable book about
>> conspiracy theories and theorists. The 9/11 Truth movement is placed
>> front and center, but the book is about a lot more than that, ranging
>> from a brief history of conspiracism, to a discussion of its causes,
>> to suggestions about how to combat it.
>> Very simply, this is a "must read" for anyone interested in or
>> concerned about conspiracy theories.
> ***I went to the link, scrolling down the page and came across:
> "I finally got around to watching this great New York Times video
> demystifying the famous “Umbrella Man” from the JFK Zapruder film.
> Well worth the six minutes it takes to watch."
Wow, what a tough guy. Did he also debunk the UFO theory?
Did he debunk the Salurian theory?
