Free Talk Live

We really do try very hard here at Cracked to maintain a no-bullshit policy. We're not the goddamned New York Times, but we do try to make sure we don't repeat a claim unless we can link to a smarter group of people who confirm it. We kind of think everyone who touches a keyboard should do that.

But in the course of looking down our noses at the nutjobs who spread urban legends and conspiracy theories, we have to sometimes stop and point out that there are downright terrifying historical precedents for even their craziest of claims.

Some conspiracies are not theoretical. Maybe the people in the tinfoil hats are making more than a fashion statement...

I know what you think about conspiracy theories, but bare with me and watch this (5min) it funny, 100% facts in funny order. You can also find this on YT. just paste the title to YT.

http://RevolutionNews.US — Uploaded by Youtube.com/PropagandaTruth on May 6, 2011 — RTAmerica: Adam Kokesh, the host of RT's "Adam vs. the Man" show, sits down with Representative Ron Paul in the Cannon Rotunda on Capitol Hill. Ron Paul is a candidate for the Republican Party nomination for President of the United States in the 2012 election.

A group called the Sandy Hook Truther movement has emerged from the dust and chaos over the past weeks to claim that the school shooting was all a staged event. One man, Gene Rosen, has been harassed by telephone, email and online by those who think he is lying about his actions, and is part of a conspiracy.

8 Conspiracy Theories About Health That The Mainstream Media Has Been Forced To Admit Are Actually True

The government wants to use Google to block "Conspiracy Theory" web sites, and we can all be sure if this happens Free Talk Live will shortly be named a "Conspiracy Theory" web site.

Libertarian hero Ron Paul stands to benefit from a little-known phenomenon stirring in New Hampshire: Fans of hands-off government are migrating en masse to the state where license plates boast the motto “Live Free or Die”—and where, coincidentally, the presidential primary season kicks off.

According to federal prosecutors, starting around January 2000 through roughly September 2010, William W. Lord, the owner of Chef’s Choice Mesquite Charcoal, Carpinteria, CA, entered into a conspiracy with a Los Angeles-area and a separate San Francisco-area mesquite charcoal distributor. The three competitors allegedly agreed to refrain from competing for the sale of mesquite charcoal to each other’s customers in order to maintain current mesquite charcoal prices and to retain their respective customers.