... Channel pages on YouTube totally suck now

Weirdest video ever! But this is a great song. They parodied it on Saturday Night Live and made the lyrics all snarky and cynical.

Hardcore. Rock on, man. Or, don't, as the case may be.

I disagree with the last commenter. The song was terrific and the direction and editing were excellent.

You have to understand that there's a small group of senior Truthers that's making a ton of money on lectures, DVDs, etc., by keeping this movement going strong, and they will stop at nothing to convince you. You have to be skeptical of them, too. By the way a few years ago there was a documenta...

-- There are far more conspiracy videos on YouTube than reality-based videos. I'm trying to even the balance. There's also something to be said for trying to help people shake their delusions and return to reality, and trying to prevent more innocent people from falling into delusion, which does ...

-- Ah yes. Refuting the standard position as "absurd" without offering a more plausible alternative theory. This is what believers do, like when creationists say "We can't explain how intelligent design works, but we're certain that animals do not evolve through natural selection."

-- The fact that it went viral at all is an embarrassment. The fact that a few hours later it was broadly "discredited" shows that truthers have a problem thinking independently. David Chandler and a few other "seniors" in the movement said it's fake, knock it off, and immediately almost everyon...

-- If I were you I would look into sources other than 9/11 websites. I don't know what's wrong with you people. One Meridian Plaza had a concrete core and was not an all-steel tubewall design. Of course the 9/11 website isn't going to mention this. It was also being actively fought and wasn't all...

-- But they collapse from thermite or from explosives installed in less than six hours inside a burning building. Good one.

-- The "They" in the title refers to the ones who did fall for it, and there were many, as shown in the video. One of the three video response guys still believes it, in fact. A ridiculously fake piece of "evidence" being so eagerly embraced by so many -- even if only for a few hours, until other...

-- Lynn Margulis is a biologist, not an expert in this area. I do not claim any authority on this topic and do not attempt to put forth my own original research. I do take the findings of NIST, ASCE, SEANY, etc., seriously, though, and these are what I report upon in my videos. Ms. Margulis on t...

Says a person who will believe any wild speculation that enters his head, despite having zero evidence.

-- Oh I guess you've switched over to the Twin Towers. Okay, I'll bite. You say the towers came down at freefall, but there's all sorts of falling debris that's easily outpacing the top of the building itself. So that's just plainly incorrect. But your post illustrates an interesting phenomenon. ...