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December 2016

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on conspiracy theories:

on conspiracy theories:

THE FLIP SIDE Consider this:

If you hear the phrase “conspiracy theory” and you dismiss the theory without investigation because it happens not to agree with what you believe at this moment in time, or you dislike the source or if you see the words “conspiracy theory” in a negative light then you have learned nothing from history.

PROVE IT BEFORE YOU BELIEVE IT (2021.10.30 jdr)