9/11 Conspiracy Theorist, Family, Dog Found all With One Bullet in Head. This Will be Downvoted by Bots. This Guy's Name is Wiped from Wikipedia.
1914 2014-11-02 by [deleted]
Here is one of the last audios I could find of him. He makes too much sense, is too smart, level headed, and credentialed to discredit, so they had to kill him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXI8lnqEahQ
EDIT: The bots took over the comments. Here is a short video debate that summarizes his murder and why it is so suspicious. Professional Cleaning crews came to the house and cleaned it before the investigation was done. The guy who is debunking the murders says "and again i'm not a fan of the Saudis" at least five times. Someone is protecting the Saudis.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnkjpRFKcWs
382 comments
398 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Oddly enough, one of my highest scored comments on Reddit is from a previous thread about this from this very sub...
Here is a report about the death from the local Sheriff.
My previous comment on this was:
78 nofx1978 2014-11-02
Here is your most likely answer. Hell, I'd say this is 99.9% correct. You know, Occam's razor and all.
37 ninety6days 2014-11-02
The entire purpose of this sub is to pretend Occam's razor is blunt.
11 ShitLordXurious 2014-11-02
Occam's razor is itself a blunt tool.
Often the simplest and most obvious explanation is NOT the correct one.
For example, the most obvious explanation for the shape of the Earth, is that it is flat, because that is what we can see with our eyes. It seems counter intuitive that the Earth is spherical, unless one has additional knowledge.
Edit: or take the example of whether the Earth goes around the sun, or the sun around the Earth - the simplest explanation, that was believed for thousands of years, is that the sun travels around the Earth, as do the rest of the Heavens. It took a lot of work the accumulation of a lot of knowledge to undo that simple explanation.
Occam's razor doesn't always work. It often depends on how much knowledge and information one has.
14 ninety6days 2014-11-02
No it's fucking not. Have you ever seen the horizon?
2 blackdowney 2014-11-02
Seriously. Im pretty sure the greeks found the circumference, so guy was lying on his stomach staring at the sunset, then as soon as the sun went down, he stood immediately up, and timed it to when it went down a second time. Plus, at a decent height, like a mountain, you can see the curvature.
1 professionalshammer 2014-11-02
There's no way you could possible discern the difference in 6 feet elevation change.
1 blackdowney 2014-11-02
Yeah you are right, quoted the wrong vsauce video.
Its this one at 3:43 http://youtu.be/VNqNnUJVcVs?t=3m43s
0 [deleted] 2014-11-02
what?
1 autopornbot 2014-11-02
Then, he jumped as high as he could and saw back in time.
-2 Ibawl 2014-11-02
Not if you were living before there was an understanding of what the "horizon" is.
2 lulz 2014-11-02
You don't need to know a damn thing to see a ship come over the horizon.
-4 ShitLordXurious 2014-11-02
That's just the edge of the disc (of course).
10 intentionalasshole 2014-11-02
it's a guide. tends to be the simplest explanation doesn't imply it is always the simplest. to me, it is a starting place, not the end.
6 ShitLordXurious 2014-11-02
But it can easily be used as an excuse for ignorant and lazy thinking
2 Vapourtrails89 2014-11-02
This is exactly what I've been saying for years. The problem with it is, what appears to be the simplest solution from our perspective isn't actually always the simplest solution. Occlams' Razor is in fact nonsense. What is matter? Occlam's razor would say it is what it appears to be, a solid substance. However this is not true.
1 ShitLordXurious 2014-11-02
Indeed.
Occam's razor is a popular delusion. The simplest explanation is not always the right one - but that idea appeals to the simple minded.
1 professionalshammer 2014-11-02
Lol that's the kind of username that gets you on a watch list.
1 Byrdt 2014-11-02
Occam's Razor also has a clause for additional complexity within itself.
"Plurality must never be posited without necessity."
1 VinnydaHorse 2014-11-02
Occam's razor means the solution that makes the least assumptions is generally correct, not necessarily the simplest.
Zeus makes lightning. Simple. But you have to assume there's a God on top of mount Olympus that no man has seen.
The workings of how clouds generate lightning is very complex, but there are almost no assumptions made anymore thanks to the scientific method.
2 ShitLordXurious 2014-11-02
But some lightening is understood to come up From the ground now. It's as much generated by "clouds" as it is by the Earth.
Lightening is a bad example, because it is still not fully understood.
For ancient people, it was far easier to assume the sun travelled round the Earth - the only thing which overturned that "obvious" idea was more information.
Occam's razor doesn't work when one does not have all the facts - and more often than not, nobody ever has all the facts.
6 Chemiczny_Bogdan 2014-11-02
If that was true, then all the reports on 9/11 would be highly praised here.
3 random_story 2014-11-02
Occam's razor would suggest him and his family were murdered. Normal, everyday people with careers and no history of mental illness or criminal acts do not murder their own children and the fucking dog.
1 Chief_H 2014-11-02
I think its good to be skeptical, but too often people want there to be a conspiracy when the reality is a lot less exciting.
1 SkepticalFaceless 2014-11-02
Very true. Michael Hastings has more traction of suspicion if all of the details are true. Illegal prior restraint is essentially the MO in those cases.
-118 colordrops 2014-11-02
Quit using Occam's razor incorrectly. It is meant for scientific phenomena, not human endeavors. An electron can't lie, cheat, conspire, or steal. Don't be an unwitting shill.
67 leofrick 2014-11-02
Nope, that was a correct use of Occam's razor. It's a principle for forming a theory on the basis of available data, it doesn't matter what the data is.
The possibilities here are either
a) mentally ill man commits murder/suicide, police accurately report it. Or
b) 9/11 conspiracy theorist is onto the truth, powerful people accidentally let him publish books about this truth, but then become scared that he knows too much. Rather than making his death appear accidental, they kill him and all his family and either make it look like a suicide or just make the police lie.
Occam's razor can't tell you that one of these is true and one isnt, but without anot other evidence, it makes more sense to believe the simple story. If you always take the simpler story as truth, you'll probably be right more often than wrong.
3 PigFarmington 2014-11-02
This thing that gets me is.... If the 9/11 conspiracy theorists are correct (I do believe 9/11 was allowed to happen) then why this one guy? Odds are sooner or later a guy who also believes the governments conclusion regarding 9/11 is wrong will die or kill or be killed in a way.
-11 nofx1978 2014-11-02
I would love for you to take little ole, pea-brained, knuckle dragging me and walk me step by step on how 9/11 went down. The thousands of people involved that have never said a word. All the absolutely incorrect information that gets passed down as fact and then refuted from actual scientists and engineers. Tell me all the black-ops that no one knows about except a select few and you, apparently.
Then tell me how I used a scientific theory wrong.
3 LooneyDubs 2014-11-02
I'm only doing this because you asked for it. I am not a "truther"...
Confuse the proper entities with a training exercise.
This part is just dumb.
What are you talking about? What the fuck are you talking about? The only recent black ops that the public really even knows about is seal team 6 which is extremely suspicious for one reason or another.
You didn't use the scientific theory at all. You just took authority at their word.
1 PigFarmington 2014-11-02
I didn't say you were wrong. But if you're blinding following the 9/11 Commission, you're the one with the problem.
The smoking gun is... It just so happened that a war games simulation of the same situation was happening the same day. What are the odds? Occam's razor would tell you.
-1 jwoodell3 2014-11-02
If we did, you'd still shove your head in the sand and claim we are the crazy ones.
1 aaronsherman 2014-11-02
First off, good comment. I generally agree with what you said, and this is especially important:
It's important to remember that Occam's Razor tells us when we should question why we're leaping to the less likely conclusion, not that it's always wrong.
This is the only thing I have a problem with. Occam's Razor isn't about simplicity, it's about introducing new assumptions.
For example, let's take 9/11. Many conspiracy theorists look at the buildings falling and see something that looks like the way a controlled demolition behaves. They then assume that this is what happened. But this requires introducing a new set of causes, rather than the fuel-laden plane that had just slammed into it, and which most experts agree would have weakened key supports via heat, leading to a chain of failures.
The simplest explanation is, "what looks like a demolition is," but the one which introduces the fewest new assumptions is that the complex interaction of burning jet fuel and a building built to withstand small plane impact produces the same result.
-7 hglman 2014-11-02
Occam's razor is bullshit, Newtonian physics is simper than general relativity. There is no clear reason it will or wont hold true.
5 leofrick 2014-11-02
But before the theory of general relativity, there was no available evidence to believe something more complicated than Newtonian physics, so that was the better theory. When the general theory of relativity was established, it was on the basis of more evidence. That evidence made the theory the simplest explanation of available evidence.
It's never going to be better to add unnecessary complexity, where there is no evidence to justify it. Where there is such evidence, if it is sufficient it will make the more complex theory the simplest explanation. That's not an argument against Occam's razor,
1 hglman 2014-11-02
Occam's razor is a guide, asserting conclusion based on it is not science or useful. I agree, simple is good, and we want simple. That said dismissing a complex solution bc its complex is not a good methodology. You will miss correct solutions if you do.
5 CaribPhin 2014-11-02
You're not dismissing it because it's complex, you're dismissing it because you had to add unsubstantiated assumptions to the explanation to get to that conclusion.
29 sleepinlight 2014-11-02
Quit assuming that everything's a fucking conspiracy without proof.
23 emj1014 2014-11-02
Stop calling people 'shills' for no reason.
5 whoops_iblammed 2014-11-02
Stop stopping people doing things!
-4 username2110 2014-11-02
Stop stopping stop people from stopping!
7 papageorgio326 2014-11-02
Stop!
6 xhukyx 2014-11-02
There was this movement a while back which advocates using the logic of science, logic and reason to every day life. It was called the Enlightenment. You may have heard of it.
Edit: autocorrected logic to google.
1 colordrops 2014-11-02
If you are going to hold the torch of science, logic and reason, it would make sense not to make stupid assumptions based on a single comment about how one rule of thumb should be used.
1 xhukyx 2014-11-02
I'm really confused as to what you're trying to say. I have read and reread it about a dozen times now. Are you suggesting that my comment about Occam's Razor being an Enlightenment principle which can be applied across multiple disciplines is based solely on your comment? Are you sticking to your guns and saying that Occam's razor only applies to scientific phenomena?
1 colordrops 2014-11-02
If you are that easily confused then perhaps you don't have as strong of a grasp of logic as you claim.
I simply criticized a single usage of Occam's razor, and you responded with some condescending statement that had nothing to do with my point, and made the stupid and wrong assumption that I don't know what the enlightenment is and do not care for its principles.
1 xhukyx 2014-11-02
Your sentence was poorly worded. I'm honestly confused on what the assumption was that I made based of a single comment. And sorry if it sounded condescending. Perhaps I should instead repeatedly call you stupid as you have been doing to me?
You also didn't criticize a single usage of Occam's razor. You made a blanket statement about its application outside science. You said "It is meant for scientific phenomena, not human endeavors". My statement does bear on your previous point because people have been applying to the logic of science to human endeavors since the Enlightenment.
4 supercrossed 2014-11-02
Occam's razor can be used for anything
6 claytoncash 2014-11-02
I use it to shave my balls.
0 colordrops 2014-11-02
Then it is too broad to be useful.
-1 maluminse 2014-11-02
Too true. In human events simple is A possibility. See movie Small Apartments. Simple solution incorrect.
9 rabbits_dig_deep 2014-11-02
What kind of way is that? An assassin could use any possible angle to point a gun at him, right?
15 velocazachtor 2014-11-02
If it was up, through the mouth, it would be an odd angle to shoot someone at
14 Jackielegz8689 2014-11-02
If I ever murder someone this is how I'm doing it.
1 dpw164 2014-11-02
No that's just not true. You can make it look like someone killed themselves with a gun and their hand no problem.
6 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
You're right. I should have said it was an unnatural angle for another person. They could obviously do it, but it would be awkward for them and unnecessary.
10 glennvtx 2014-11-02
Unnecessary unless your your plan involves staging a murder/ suicide..
1 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Well, no... Unnecessary regardless.
The gun was held inverted against his temple. That is perhaps the easiest and most relaxed position, but it's equally possible (and not difficult) for someone to hold a handgun against their head the right way up, or even on it's side (in one direction at least).
So the gun being held in what would be the normal way for another person placing it against the victim's head wouldn't be unusual for a suicide, as the person could easily hold it themselves in the same position.
But being held upside down, while easy for a suicide victim, would be more difficult for an assassin.
0 rabbits_dig_deep 2014-11-02
How do they know the gun was upside down?
2 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
"The impression left by the Glock 9mm gun barrel muzzle established that when he shot himself he held the gun rotated in an inverted (upside down) position."
From the report.
2 DaneelR 2014-11-02
Seems relevant...
5 Cgimarelli 2014-11-02
As far as the known facts go, I find it interesting that they went into such detail with the kids deaths and positions, but they didn't with Phillip Marshall's they focused primarily on his medications and mental history. It's as if they are trying a little too hard to say he was psychotic that it makes it sound unbelievable. Yes they talked for two sentences about his gun, the trajectory, and the blood splatter, but it would be interesting to know if he was sitting, on the floor etc.
139 you_are_a_creep 2014-11-02
Too much information: it's a conspiracy!
Too little information: it's a conspiracy!
22 wienercat 2014-11-02
Welcome to /r/conspiracy in a nutshell. Anymore it's almost as bad as /r/HailCorporate is with calling people shills.
26 PostNationalism 2014-11-02
THIS WILL BE DOWNVOTED BY BOTS
8 _____FANCY-NAME_____ 2014-11-02
The evil Decepticons are at it again!
-3 Nicholas_Spawn 2014-11-02
They really like to watch us squishies argue.
0 Grzechooo 2014-11-02
inb4 we're /r/conspiratard's
4 Nicholas_Spawn 2014-11-02
Retardimus Prime is our leader, who transforms into a short bus
1 pHreaksYcle 2014-11-02
Anymore..?
2 wienercat 2014-11-02
It used to have less of it, it's always been here. Just not so prominent.
1 pHreaksYcle 2014-11-02
So "Now it's almost as bad..." would work the same way?
1 wienercat 2014-11-02
Yes, they both convey the exact same message with the change of a single word. Neither is more grammatically correct though.
1 pHreaksYcle 2014-11-02
It just doesn't sound right to me in any way, likely due to regional familiarity.
Out of curiosity, where are you?
1 wienercat 2014-11-02
Nice try NSA agent. I won't reveal the hiding place of my Florida home base
2 pHreaksYcle 2014-11-02
Hahaha - no kidding, Florida? Blink twice if it's Florida haha
-6 Cgimarelli 2014-11-02
Shills lol that's a new one for me but it's better than sheeple.
1 Cgimarelli 2014-11-02
I don't usually call things conspiricies, I'm pretty conservative about throwing it around. I haven't decided if I believe this is or not, I don't think it is, it's not like there are two different police reports or neighbors saw something else. I just though it was interesting what they left out lol.
10 frankenham 2014-11-02
It really does sound like someone who was just trying to make his name famous.. I could see maybe if he had a bullet wound to the back of the head maybe, but if he was actually seen before the crime buying ammunition for his own registered gun then it seems sort of obvious.
9 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Of course if you believe that the people responsible for 9/11 are behind an assassination then it's probably not difficult to believe that they could stage all this... a double buying the ammunition etc.
There are certainly scenarios that could be created to explain the evidence, if you were predisposed to the idea he was assassinated (based solely on his publicly expressed beliefs and books).
There's no evidence to support it, but then a suitably skillful assassin wouldn't leave any, would they? :-)
16 you_are_a_creep 2014-11-02
/r/conspiracy - a place where actual evidence always points in the wrong direction so we have to come up with absurdities to explain the most obvious scenarios.
8 californakid 2014-11-02
Didn't the CIA stage a whole Hollywood movie to get into Iran? Didn't people call that absurd? Didn't Ben Affleck do a good job in that movie?
5 leetdood 2014-11-02
Just because one absurd situation actually happened doesn't mean all absurd situations are actually valid.
6 californakid 2014-11-02
Agreed. Just like it doesn't mean all absurd ideas should be automatically dismissed. The earlier suggestion is not completely out of the realm of possibilities, given what little we do know and how many absurdities have already come from those operations/notes...
2 leetdood 2014-11-02
It does mean evidence is required. We can look into certain things but this looks like he actually did it. To assert that it was the government needs more than the fact that he was a big-time conspiracy theorist. There isn't enough to this to know.
-1 iamagod_____ 2014-11-02
Just because ALL scenarios they set up. Not just one fluke.
-2 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Sure, but it's a lot of fun to imagine them, isn't it? :)
5 mindhawk 2014-11-02
That's also what someone would do who had received a threat.
It's the new book they were concerned about, something about the airplane graveyard in arizona or new mexico and he had actually travelled there and claimed to have new evidence.
4 CatastropheJohn 2014-11-02
Unless...
If you were waiting to assassinate him, and then he goes out and buys bullets, it would be "go time", a fortuitous opportunity to make the hit look like suicide. Just a thought.
1 professionalshammer 2014-11-02
I buy ammo more than once a month. If I was murdered, staged as a suicide, you could say the same about me.
2 antiward 2014-11-02
On the other hand, the fault of most conspiracy theories, Occam's razor.
It'll be interesting to see what mom says. Both stories seem plausible.
2 Citizen01123 2014-11-02
They do similar things with other false flag events. "Shooter advanced down hallway for __ number of steps, pivoted on his left foot and peered down the left hallway, shot at blah blah down yonder, hitting victim Joe Smith x times out of y rounds shot in locations a-c, made a turn in location z, proceeded a dozen and a half wheels toward the stairs before encountering # of victims aged child thru young adult, killed these victims in such and such a manner, using secondary weapon stolen from relative with r number of rounds, threw one-less-than-a-handful number of homemade pipe bombs -- crudely made out of ingredients 1 and 2 in his garage, where authorities say neighbors assert he could regular be found listening to heavy metal music and watching pornography and anti-government propaganda -- then turned the gun on himself."
1 Sys_init 2014-11-02
So exactly the same strategy conspiracy theorists use?
0 Cgimarelli 2014-11-02
No. I do a lot of research and use verified, intelligent sources with a reputation of being truthful and accurate before I decide on any issue. Just because one or two sites say one thing, I personally want to back it up and do some research and check the facts. I don't arbitrarily decide if it is a conspiracy just because thats the "mass" assumption.
Sorry for the lack of clarification earlier. :)
1 Sys_init 2014-11-02
So you are saying a lot of conspiracy theorists doesn't omit facts or information that doesn't fit their theory?
1 Cgimarelli 2014-11-02
The ones I know do. I never was saying they didn't, also wasn't saying that people on reddit do or don't. Just stating what I do.
0 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
It looks more like they were just establishing the scenario - that he shot them while they slept.
It's a terrible thing to imagine, really.
2 random_story 2014-11-02
How? He was shot in the temple. And besides, what part of the body would be difficult for another person to shoot? I can't comprehend that.
1 DawnChorus9 2014-11-02
are the books still out there?
7 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
One is readily available in paperback from Amazon, and the other is available on Kindle, but less available in print.
Certainly doesn't seem that either of his books is being suppressed or anything.
3 MaryLS 2014-11-02
It was the one he was still working on that was the problem.
4 [deleted] 2014-11-02
I live in So Cal and I looked on WorldCat, a worldwide library database. The nearest library to me that has it is in Phoenix, Arizona.
3 Acanthas 2014-11-02
Marshall's publicist is/was a Redditor: /u/octagon420 but hasn't posted for a year or so. And that user commented on this thread but has deleted the posts:
http://np.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/17x0kj/former_pilot_and_911_conspiracy_theorist_shoots/
Octagon420 was with Marshall (IIRC even stayed at his house) a few days before the murder/suicide.
Marshall's blog is still up. And whether he did what he is accused of or not, he did do years of research on 911 and his blog is well worth reading.
There is talk of the censored 28 pages now and most people say that those pages deal with the Saudi Government and their involvement.
Well look at what Phillip Marshall wrote:
http://thebigbamboozle.tumblr.com/archive
There's also the matter of his next book, which he said contained "blockbuster" new evidence.
Was that on his computer that AFAIK is still in the Sheriff's custody? Was that computer turned over to his ex wife? Was any physical evidence that the Sheriff detailed in the final report made public? Not to my knowledge.
Edit: In Memory of Phillip Marshall, his kids and his dog, have some fun with Google Earth: Feed these coordinates into the go box-
32°30′35″N 111°19′31″W
Then read about what you are looking at here
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1 EverGreenPLO 2014-11-02
How could you hear of these people getting killed if no one ever heard about them to begin with?
1 snooover 2014-11-02
"Surely if conspirators were killing anyone to keep the truth of 9/11 under wraps it would be people you'd never heard of... They'd be the ones with the real good information."
You would of never heard of them, so you would of never heard of the death...
1 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Yes, that's the point. It doesn't make much sense to let someone publish two books and gain a reasonably high profile within the 9/11 Truth community before killing them.
If they have real good information you kill them before anyone has heard of them. No one hears about their death or even has any idea that there might be any reason to question it.
1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
Ooga booga. They know everything before you even know it yourself. Fear them.
1 walrusdreams 2014-11-02
The coroner said both kids died in their sleep, 6 feet apart from each other. How could 1 man kill them both without waking one first?
1 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
I don't know, but I'm not even remotely convinced it's impossible. Even if one woke, it doesn't mean they would realise what had happened, especially if their father was there to reassure them or something.
Beyond that, people (especially kids), can sleep through a lot of things.
1 random_story 2014-11-02
Friends of his said he had told them shortly before his death that he was sitting on bombshell information that would be in his next book.
But also, listen to him speak. Does he sound like a nutcase? What the fuck would his motive be to kill his own children??
0 tarhunt 2014-11-02
Another conspiracy here. All the social media channels are heavily manipulated by the governments. If you ever see such a news on those web sites, they are downvoted to the oblivion.
-1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
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4 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
For this account? Yes.
-3 quazy 2014-11-02
They have so many secret methods of assassination that this is too unbelievable. They give ppl cancer and shit like that.
2 MaryLS 2014-11-02
Sometimes they shoot them. Sometimes give them a heart attack. Sometimes arrange a car crash. Poison. Lots of options. Might depend on how quickly they want the person gone. In this case they may have wanted a crime scene so they could search his house.
-4 getityetquestionmark 2014-11-02
So the sheriff admits there are conspirators.
-4 anonagent 2014-11-02
I fail how to see how this is possible at all, a third party could shoot you from any direction, from any distance...
5 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Maybe "a way that would have been quite unnatural for another person" would have been better.
-1 anonagent 2014-11-02
Nahh, my point is, how can it be difficult for another person to shoot you anywhere? Another person can access any part of your body, you can't.
I'm legitimately asking how that's possible, not playing semantic games.
1 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Yeah, like I say, I should have phrased it better.
The report says the gun was held upside down against his right temple. That is a very natural position for a right-handed shooter to hold a gun against their own head.
However, it would be quite unnatural for another person to hold a gun against the victim's head in that way. It would also make their grip substantially weaker if there was any chance of a struggle.
On the other hand, if the gun had been help right way up, then it would be more ambiguous as that is an easy way for a person to hold a gun to their own head (only marginally less comfortable than upside down), and would also be the natural position for another shooter.
1 MaryLS 2014-11-02
I think I read somewhere that he was left handed.
-8 Barmat 2014-11-02
How do you do it? Amazing! You have with one genius act of deduction proven this a cover up. Now quickly go prove the illuminati are our true overlords!!!
4 anonagent 2014-11-02
I'm not proving it was a cover up at all... I'm literally just saying that that statement doesn't make sense.
-5 ThatDudeeee 2014-11-02
Who else has been taken out? I've read about a scientist who discovered zero point energy and was found dead in his lab one day.
-6 tinyroom 2014-11-02
Let me start by saying I'm not claiming he was killed.
You know how people like Richard Dawkins, Neil Tyson, Cristopher Hitchens(rip) are known for their cause and become a sort of a "leader" for their respectives "movements"? Well, perhaps he was gaining too much traction and they wanted to stop him before he got too big.
Again, not saying this is what happened, just pointing out another perspective
-1 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Sure, of course if we were to assume that it was a murder then there are plenty of scenarios that can be imagined which would explain why.
Although I think that leader one is probably a stretch - there are plenty of high profile figures and leaders in the 9/11 Truth movement, he never seems to have been one, or even been close to becoming one. From what I could see the last time this came up - he was actually very low profile until he died.
If we were imagining reasons then I prefer the idea that they had been monitoring his work on a new book and discovered that he was actually about to disclose some real new information. Something that had never been touched on before.
I mean depending on how powerful you think they are it could be assumed that every piece of 9/11 Truth information that's publicly known has been allowed to come out, indicating that perhaps it's all wrong. The real truth of the conspiracy in that scenario would be the idea we've never actually heard. People are killed before it can come out. Usually they're people no one knows about, but in this case, because he'd published about it before he was already known.
(I think I could be a pretty good conspiracy theorist if I wanted :) )
0 tinyroom 2014-11-02
Actually those are not very good ideas.
1- You can't kill everyone with a skeptic mind and anyone who asks "why don't they release other tapes of the pentagon attack and silence the doubters?", "why is the nist building model used to explain the collapse of building 7 kept a secret?" and things like that. Which leads people to investigate further
2- He may have been low profile but (assuming they can monitor everything) they started seeing an increase in popularity
3- You have figures like Alex Jones, but nobody takes them seriously. Maybe he was a person smart, charismatic enough etc to be a REAL leader.
4- I have no idea who he is, his works or whatever, I'm in a conspiracy theory subreddit making a conspiracy theory. No need to downvote.
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49 Ransal 2014-11-02
They calculated a higher chance of exposure had he remained alive so they figured they'd get rid of him in anticipation of his future actions to expose them.
They knew full well it would look suspicious but the benefits of silence out weighed the risk to them.
Most people don't threaten a plot like that but this man could have brought them down.
58 George_Tenet 2014-11-02
Same with hastings. It was so obvious they killed him, but they wanted it to be obvious.... its them sending a message that they can get away with it
17 cuckname 2014-11-02
we are so authoritarian and fascist its ridiculous. the icing on the cake is that people keep spouting and believing the freedum nonsense. much of the population is anti-education, which blows my mind.
17 magictron 2014-11-02
The key to control is not letting people know that they are controlled.
6 _Dog- 2014-11-02
But we have elections!
4 couIombs 2014-11-02
IF YOU DON'T VOTE, YOU CAN'T COMPLAIN
#momsForVoting
3 KefkeWren 2014-11-02
If you don't vote, it's not your fault. You didn't vote for an asshole, so it's not your fault. You didn't fail to build enough support for your chosen candidate, so it's not your fault.
If you vote...well you still didn't have anything to do with it, and it's not really your fault either. The President doesn't really do anything and the intelligence agencies aren't required to tell Congress what they're doing. Go figure.
1 Citizen01123 2014-11-02
I think my favorite part is the whole Continuity of Government program, in which FEMA has the authority to declare a national emergency and a CoG scenario and once FEMA makes the declaration then the Executive branch of the U.S. government is folded into FEMA, while the Legislative and Judicial branches are removed of their authority and dissolved, and because of that neither branch is permitted to question or investigate the CoG programs because if CoG became a reality they don't exist anyways.
1 magictron 2014-11-02
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxsQ7jJJcEA
4 Toke_A_sarus_Rex 2014-11-02
“The illusion of freedom will continue as long as it's profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move the tables and chairs out of the way and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater.” -Zappa
2 cuckname 2014-11-02
word.
1 shelleythefox 2014-11-02
lol
2 Citizen01123 2014-11-02
Didn't the same thing happen with Adam Lanza's and James Holmes' fathers? Both were testifying to the U.S. Senate about the LIBOR scandal and after each successive shooting their subpoenas were revoked by federal judges?
1 George_Tenet 2014-11-02
Y u so late to reply
1 Citizen01123 2014-11-02
I took a break from Reddit and others while job hunting.
2 George_Tenet 2014-11-02
lol
sooo late
1 Citizen01123 2014-11-02
I mean, it can be so consuming.
0 this-is_bullshit 2014-11-02
No one will know what hastings knew except mayb wiki leaks, and that's their ace up the sleeve
4 George_Tenet 2014-11-02
its 95% likelyhood that hastings was assassinated. car was hacked and it had explosives in it . he might not even have been in the car too
0 wettingcherrysore 2014-11-02
Yea he could be getting tourted right now. You never know
-3 [deleted] 2014-11-02
hastings was onto obama's treasonous swap for bergdahl, the deserter. staged event.
14 ComedicSans 2014-11-02
The best way to prevent exposure is to kill a guy after he has written two books in a particularly gruesome and newsworthy way?
It's not like he just disappeared. He and his children died. This is quite possibly the worst possible way to murder someone possible if you wish to limit exposure.
16 [deleted] 2014-11-02
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1 Shirley_Surely 2014-11-02
Or maybe there was something else he was on to, that could potentially be more vital.
-4 walrusdreams 2014-11-02
Exactly...
6 nonbreakingspace 2014-11-02
"Them"
7 Ransal 2014-11-02
Meaning more than 1. Didn't think that needed to be said...
7 Unity7777 2014-11-02
CIA/Mossad/Israel/NWO/Zionists/Rothschilds/Jews you name it.
0 George_Tenet 2014-11-02
Didn't even mention bankers .
-1 Unity7777 2014-11-02
isn't that implicit when I said NWO/Zionists/Rothschilds/Jews hehe?
0 George_Tenet 2014-11-02
you didnt mention the fed or the word banking system, most dont know the rothschilds connections to it. and why mention jews? why not just stay with zionists?
2 Unity7777 2014-11-02
Because this whole mess is an ancient Jewish plan millennia old that was concocted long before the word "Zionist" came into usage. The plan for world domination is in the Hebrew Bible. Now of course it has always been a minority of Jewry that have really understood and promoted this plan and still today hold the keys, but the vast majority of your average Jews have been trained from birth to hold the same anti-"Gentile" views expressed by the leadership, and are perfectly willing to assist the leadership in achieving their ancient plan against the rest of the human race. It's why it's so easy for them to find crisis actors and shills amongst the Jews. So Jews collectively share some guilt but the vast majority cannot really be blamed, as they are a product of their upbringing. Much like Christian Zionists who have been brainwashed by Judeo-Christianity into helping to doom their own children, Jews have been brainwashed into hating the rest of us through things like the Holocaust (TM) and the idea that non-Jews complain about Jews for no real reason (anti-semitism). I can't really blame your average Jew who is nothing but a pawn just like I cannot blame your average "Gentile" who is also nothing but a pawn. It's the "elders" who are to blame. On the other hand, the rest of us are to blame for letting it happen, Jew or not Jew. Most people just don't care about the truth and thus they do nothing against true evil.
0 Strich-9 2014-11-02
obvious troll to make us look bad ^
1 Unity7777 2014-11-02
Looks don't matter when the truth is at stake. That the Hebrew Bible details an ancient plan of Jewish world domination over the so-called "Gentiles" is a fact. Milk and honey baby.
0 Unity7777 2014-11-02
An example is that it was Jewish doctors at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center who were so very happy to treat Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's throat so he was unable to speak out about his being framed. It takes a very hateful, clannish upbringing to be able to do such things with no remorse in order to assist the Jewish plan.
2 Jokkerb 2014-11-02
"That" guy.
1 WhiteE350 2014-11-02
Balls placed menacingly on the table.
5 sep11insidejob 2014-11-02
Which is exactly what they did with JFK Jr. Jr would be president right now.
-30 [deleted] 2014-11-02
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24 Ransal 2014-11-02
Auto correct on phone did that. I didn't know I had to go over every mistyped word on posts to appease fools. Wait. I don't have to and don't care.
-3 Anterabae 2014-11-02
People get grammar boners from jumping in any and every spelling mistake on reddit. They are the people who would follow you to continue a argument when you walk away to avoid it.
22 Monkar 2014-11-02
an argument.
4 anonagent 2014-11-02
That would be the boner he was talking about.
3 _____FANCY-NAME_____ 2014-11-02
Muphry's Law Strikes Again!
-9 JUSTIN_HERGINA 2014-11-02
That guy is just a total knob. Going through his history shows what a 'top mind' he is. Fantasy football, nfl etc just your average mainstream fox/CNN/NBC believer. Disregard his words. You were absolutely correct when you labeled him.
Not sure why I'm being down voted. I'm talking about /u/getabsolutelyfucked
-4 GetAbsolutelyFucked 2014-11-02
Hahaha hahaha Hahahahahhahahahahahahahabha another top mind right here folks.
"not sure why I'm getting downvoted. I said something idiotic about someone who disagrees with us and likes football. Smart people don't watch football herp da derp! Shouldn't we be down voting him and upvoting me? Why aren't you guys backing me up? Wahhhh my upvotes"
-4 JUSTIN_HERGINA 2014-11-02
Bahahaha look who's in here checking all the comments to see if he's got any bites! Bahahahaha you are a sad cunt
-3 GetAbsolutelyFucked 2014-11-02
Usually when I write comments, I keep up the conversation that follows. Such a sad cunt I am.
-4 JUSTIN_HERGINA 2014-11-02
Pretty much.
33 707Paladin 2014-11-02
So its absolutely impossible someone didn't break in and then kill them each?
And how do so many of you people seem to know hitman etiquette, tendencies, and rules? Like from reading an article you can dissect a crime scene.
If this guy wasn't a conspiracy theorist would this be just another murder?
76 fruityfloops 2014-11-02
It doesn't matter, in this subreddit will think any negative event is caused by the government or evil corporations.
Crazy guy kills himself? Assassination. Crazy guy shoots up a school? Faked. Crazy guys plant a bomb at marathon? Never happened. 9/11? Jews did it. Crappy submition reached the top of /r/conspiracy? Troll attack to make the subreddit look stupid. My comment was downvoted? Shills.
70 ZacharyCallahan 2014-11-02
yes...it's the conspiracy subreddit. walk into a forest and be surprised by the volume of trees.
18 sleepinlight 2014-11-02
I think the problem is that there are real conspiracies out there that have strong and compelling evidence. Then there are forums like these, where every incident that could possibly be interpreted as some sort of conspiracy, is. It's like as soon as any event in the news happens, people go "conspiracy! false flag!" and then they only bother to look for evidence after the fact.
10 codydodd 2014-11-02
It's actually been talked about extensively, such as the leaks/cables that highlighted specific techniques used to discredit (misinform, and manipulate) social discourse in forums like ours. Getting people to associate conspiracy theories (evidence-based) with wacko reactionary conspiracies is an age-old strategy. Leading /r/conspitard members even got caught planting anti-judaism and racist comments so they could say, 'see, they are all racist'.
Before people say, 'but it is evidence-based that Jews control this or that'. Yes, sub-groups are involved in conspiracies. But these strategies perpetuate 'us versus them' by ignoring other subgroups that are just as involved in the conspiracies, like the fact the entire military industrial complex is owned and controlled by Christians. Guess what, 'right-handed people' control the world too! Of course this is a silly statement, but that's what it looks like when we perpetuate racism using generalizations, rather then focus on the 'true' other that is controlling the masses, e.g., 'the elites', which cross ethnic lines and existing in different shapes and forms in all societies. The difference is 'power' based, or 'class' based, and they are trying their hardest to ensure no one pays attention to this.
Another common example is to say it is 'lizard-men' instead of, you know, powerful generations-strong monied elites.
6 theghosttrade 2014-11-02
/r/actualconspiracies
4 [deleted] 2014-11-02
That's exactly what the government would say....
1 wantsneeds 2014-11-02
So you think whoever planted bombs at the marathon weren't crazy?
Most of the officially provided stories of these events are conspiracy theories.
0 [deleted] 2014-11-02
there were no bombs at the marathon--it was fireworks and make-up.
1 random_story 2014-11-02
Well, we need to look at the facts of the case. By no accounts was this guy crazy. Also, he put one bullet in each of their heads? That seems pretty hard for an ordinary person to do, unless they were asleep. Even then, the other kid would have woken up from the first gunshot.
We don't know what happened, but this is on this subreddit because the whole thing STINKS
0 med267 2014-11-02
You misspelled "submission". I can't accept logic from a person who couldn't be bothered to learn to spell correctly. Don't blame it on auto correct.
-4 IAMBollock 2014-11-02
That's the point of the subreddit, connect dots and question everything. You act surprised... so why are you here?
26 fm8 2014-11-02
Not everything was faked or is a huge conspiracy. Some things actually happen.
13 IAMBollock 2014-11-02
Yes, and some things are faked and are huge conspiracies.
The entire point of this subreddit find and discuss them.
15 buckybone 2014-11-02
Except this subreddit tends more towards "EVERYTHING is a fake/conspiracy" than towards actual skepticism.
6 gepagan 2014-11-02
Hey, welcome to the conspiracy subreddit, where we don't post about conspiracies....? wait..
What the fuck do you expect to find here? Posts about events that aren't suspected conspiracies?
5 Tchocky 2014-11-02
Posters here talk a good game of questioning things, but most of the threads are horrific back-slapping circlejerks that really belong on /r/iamverysmart.
Lots of people actually asking questions get the JIDF/shill name thrown at them.
Of course there's still good stuff here, less and less as time goes by though.
2 mrhelios 2014-11-02
I've been called a JIDF shill before here and in other subs. People just can't understand that other people have different views than they do, and they aren't influenced or payed to have them.
5 IAMBollock 2014-11-02
So? It's a conspiracy subreddit, of course people are going to present them as conspiracies and others are gonna jump on it and agree, it's up to you to weigh the facts and see what you think yourself.
17 khamul787 2014-11-02
Except nothing is being questioned. Baseless assumptions are being made with little to no proof. That's the problem. Even if it was a triple murder and not the proposed murder suicide, there still isn't any proof beyond a shitty, incredibly minor motive.
1 IAMBollock 2014-11-02
It's up to you to question it. This subreddit presents them as conspiracies because it's a fucking conspiracy subreddit, you don't have to blindly follow what people say here, you can take the information and question it yourself.
6 SleazySnake 2014-11-02
yes
2 klobster2 2014-11-02
for real; this isn't /r/HEAS; use your own brain, I'm not here to get you to agree with something
1 I_AlsoDislikeThat 2014-11-02
The community also makes up a subreddit not the post. And 99% of the time it's idiots not questioning anything and accepting it simply on face value.
12 CrazyMike366 2014-11-02
The point of the subreddit is not to question everything and connect the dots (though that's part of it...) its to seek the truth using a very particular framework:
Conspiracy = a secret action or plan between one or more parties to break the law or cause harm.
Theory = a cohesive and testable explanation or model based on reason, observation, and analysis which adequately describes a phenomenon using the totality of available evidence.
Here at /r/conspiracy, y'all are real good at the conspiracies but not so great at the theories. Every once in a while something intriguing pops up - which is why I stay subscribed - but most of the time its junk and the interesting stuff winds up at /r/actualconspiracies or /r/skeptic after it passes through here.
The biggest problem is that this sub defaults to tin-foil-hat theories and rather than changing the theory when asked a tough question, they just dismiss the tough question as shilling and return to the circlejerk.
What evidence from the scene was used to make the determination that its a murder suicide as opposed to outside party execution? If we've got two plausible theories then the simpler will usually be true (Occam's Razor) and/or the one that attributes more to chance and incompetence than deliberate malevolence will usually be true (Hanlon's Razor.)
If a claim is made that its an outside party execution, then an extraordinary claim like that would require extraordinary evidence. Are there signs of forced entry? A weapon that did not belong to one of the victims? Residues or ballistics that are inconsistent with the narrative? Extra fingerprints? Video surveillance tapes from down the street that show a black helicopter landing in his back yard? When you look at it against the police report that another user (edit: /u/thinkmorebetterer) posted, there's just not enough evidence for a hit in the face of overwhelming evidence of a murder-suicide.
4 IAMBollock 2014-11-02
Well there you go, you've looked into it and you've posted links supporting your claim, on this subreddit.
Would you have done it if not for this argument? If yes, great, good work. If not, maybe people like you not posting this is part of the problem you talk of?
2 CrazyMike366 2014-11-02
It comes and goes in phases. Every once in a while its encouraging, but for every time you try, half of them will be "SHILL!" etc. Some topics feel untouchable just because of the sheer level of tin-foil I try to keep an open mind, but not so open my brains might fall out. If I can change the mind of just one person per post it feels like its worth it, but some topics its not even worth trying.
4 Pentdad 2014-11-02
You honestly think you change anybodies mind? I find the wackier the conspiracy (and so the more someone's mind needs challenging) the less receptive they are. Moon landing hoaxers are some of the worst.
Look they are on wires!
That's called an antennae...
Government NASA shill! Explain how they got there with the van allen belt then.
It's been proven by scientists that levels of radiation were low enough.
Yeah, shill scientists funded by the government.
3 CrazyMike366 2014-11-02
That's the problem...I often doubt that I could change anyone's mind. This sub is full of "keep an open mind" reminders, but if you make any reasonable comments or question the tinfoil-hat narrative, you're being closed minded. It's silly.
-2 walrusdreams 2014-11-02
I'm sorry I'll just add that none of what you've said makes it more likely to be a murder suicide than an outside party... How is that the simpler theory? And you could obviously ask just as many questions about a murder-suicide theory as you've proposed about an outside party execution.
2 CrazyMike366 2014-11-02
So after all that, you really still think that a hit is at least an equally likely explanation based on the available information and using the fewest and simplest possible assumptions?
Theory A: guy had marital problems, debt, and bipolar disorder. He bought a gun and ammo, whacked his kids and dog in their sleep, then killed himself in a murder-suicide.
Theory B: the government creates a body double to buy a gun and ammunition and plant it in his house, the government conspired with his wife to get her to divorce him and used manipulation to convince him to run up unsustainable debts so it would look like he had motive, the gov sent in an agent to infiltrate the house with no signs of forced entry, executed the kids and dog in their sleep using the gun and ammo the body double planted, and then killed the subject in a position consistent with suicide. All of that with zero evidence of struggle or forensic evidence that there had been an outside party present while the conspiracy was organized after he published books exposing fringe theories about 9/11 that were not particularly well recieved.
Which one makes fewer and simpler assumptions to fit the available data? You can decide for yourself, but I know where I stand.
1 Ohmygoditsabird 2014-11-02
Because saying stuff like that isn't being skeptic and questioning anything, it's just being a sheep to the accepted alternative.
1 iamsofired 2014-11-02
Because its on my hotpage and I thought the comments were funny. You guys seem to "question everything" except your own beliefs and bias.
2 aidenandjake 2014-11-02
I remember when this happened. It was passed off as a murder suicide. So now, do you believe that? That this man put a bullet in each family members head (including the dog), then his own?
2 kinyutaka 2014-11-02
So, it's absolutely impossible that he didn't kill himself and his family?
The only reason people are assuming it is a murder is because it was a conspiracy theorist.
16 datchilla 2014-11-02
This thread was posted a year ago and had the similar top comments.
/r/metaconspiracy
1 chucicabra 2014-11-02
So it is a coincidence or not. If a coincidence, that is that. If not, and it is intentional and meant to influence people's thoughts or actions - the question becomes what influence is it supposed to impart?
0 datchilla 2014-11-02
Or a community is insanely predictable.
15 DraugrMurderboss 2014-11-02
"Downvoted by bots" yeah fucking right.
He probably executed his family and committed suicide. You know, because he was mentally ill.
5 Barmat 2014-11-02
You are obviously a Bot
2 Long_dan 2014-11-02
No. You are the bot.
13 totes_meta_bot 2014-11-02
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1 Irradiance 2014-11-02
It's just the introduction to the Opposite Sketches.
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18 not_a_morning_person 2014-11-02
Bot on bot violence.
3 Ice_tail 2014-11-02
When will it end
12 Obsi3 2014-11-02
Gary Webb "suicide" with two bullets to the head.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Webb#Aftermath_and_death
4 Artless_Dodger 2014-11-02
huh, so he shot himself in the head twice?
0 Long_dan 2014-11-02
You can shoot yourself in the head right up until you actually die and the first shot does not always kill you right away. That is what happens on tv or on conspiracy websites.
1 Grizzant 2014-11-02
death spasms never cause the finger to contract (again)...wait...wait...shit
0 xhukyx 2014-11-02
Those kinds of things do happen: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_gunshot_suicide
I think that there's such a big conspiracy element to his downfall during his life that tacking on the conspiracy about his death only serves to discredit the former part. It's weird that there were two gun shots but you have to assume the first would be non-fatal and the secon would be fatal right? Two fatal gun shots makes no sense in either case (suicide or assassination). Then it would seem that the double gunshots add less information then it would seem at first glance. It also doesn't make sense to kill him years after the fact. That's just my tale at least.
10 The_Automatic_Man 2014-11-02
John B Wells interviewed Phillip Marshall on Cost to Coast AM not long before the murder/suicide. After hearing his interview it's hard for me to believe that he did it, but you never really know.
3 bugdog 2014-11-02
Weren't we all surprised when Robin Williams killed himself?
With many mental illnesses you can easily project a front to people that looks and sounds fine, even happy and optimistic. Just because he sounded one way for an interview doesn't really mean anything.
Just something for you to consider.
-4 Scoobyjew25 2014-11-02
Ha! This shill actually believes that Robin Williams killed himself! /s
2 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
I've had friends commit suicide. If there was always some easily detectable outward signs then I suspect they'd still be with us.
Unfortunately it's seldom that simple. Obviously there are people who seem stereotypically 'suicidal' but many seem completely normal, outwardly, until they actually take their lives.
Mental illness can be a horrible thing, and it's a tragedy that it gets so stigmatised that people are afraid to seek help.
-1 Long_dan 2014-11-02
What are you doing on here with talk like that? Are you some normal person who just wandered in looking for fashion tips or borscht recipes? We are going to have to send for the exorcist.
1 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Nah, I come here almost solely for the purpose of injecting a less conspiratorial perspective. Usually I just get ignored, sometimes I get called a shill and occasionally it becomes a productive discussion.
0 Long_dan 2014-11-02
I believe everything except the last part. This place is a zoo.
Cheers
10 four20lady 2014-11-02
I lived by this guy and his kids. We heard no gunshots. The place had people there for months. First local deputies and whatnot, then guys in suits.
2 DaGreatJL 2014-11-02
pics or it didn't happen (next door to you)
2 four20lady 2014-11-02
I would, except I was renting and moved about a two years ago. Idk what information they provided, but I can give some information that isn't widely known about him.
2 MaryLS 2014-11-02
Do that. I am interested in this story. I think he and his kids were murdered. The wife seems to keep a low profile. Has not said much.
1 four20lady 2014-11-02
Well I know they were divorced. She was working overseas when it happened.
1 Long_dan 2014-11-02
His wife is a robot.
0 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
The report addresses the fact neighbours didn't hear gunshots. Tests conducted by investigators resulted in a sound level of only about 50dB from outside the house. Very easy to miss.
1 four20lady 2014-11-02
I don't read links.. I actually didn't read much that was published about the whole incident. The whole community was very upset about the kids though. It resonated for a long time.
9 insomniacint 2014-11-02
Further info. They debate if it was a murder/suicide or black ops. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVWEEXEjW90
0 DraugrMurderboss 2014-11-02
This subreddit is like watching day-time television.
If "black ops" is a thing, sign me up now.
13 Mister_Cupcake 2014-11-02
Black Ops is indeed a thing:
7 foxape 2014-11-02
Black operations have always been a thing. The CIA, FBI, and military special forces are the ones who typically do black ops. It's just an operation that didn't happen on paper, will be denied by everyone involved, and is illegal.
3 [deleted] 2014-11-02
legalized murder.
0 SneakyTikiz 2014-11-02
I mean if you are going to try and bandwagon at least don't fail and make yourself look retarded.
6 umadkient 2014-11-02
We are now more than ever helpless...free thinking open minded people have no voice in this society, no matter how hard the evidence for conspiracies (facts) are presented. The people are brain washed and the elite have learnt from their predecessor's, capitalism has taken its toll. Looking back into history revolutions are completely necessary and plausible, now it seems only possible if people are thrown into slavery like conditions, which will not happen until the ruling class has total control through globalization and technology. Governments are fast taking rights away from the people and the majority don't even bat an eyelid, we just wait for someone else to take action.
We need an awareness campaign targeting the (simple minded) unaware majority. This must be filled with hard presentable facts and reason behind how things are getting worse and how the system and people in charge need to be overthrown...A collective effort into an awareness video entailing how fucked things are and how a collective action needs to be taken now. It is becoming worse as their influence and control is increasing it is imperative for us to take action collectively.
We can't wait, the struggle is getting worse and worse and it is up to us the free thinkers to collaborate in order to aware the masses and create positive change.
3 ndpete13 2014-11-02
The problem is that there are true conspiracy theories and then there are planted, bullshit ones. That way conspiracy theories become a "boy cried wolf" scenario where all us brainwashed people do not correctly respond to the theories that actually make sense. It's terrible.
1 umadkient 2014-11-02
If you believe some of the shills below me do you really believe that a free thinking intelligent conspiracy theorist speaking out (about the possible truth) would kill his kids and dog...well fuck. I really hope some intelligent fucks (not myself) can collaborate and find a way to educate the masses.
5 GetAbsolutelyFucked 2014-11-02
Estranged wife travelling abroad at the time? Perfect time to hire a hitman to kill your ex husband.
Edit: /r/conspiracy has spoken. If your conspiracy doesn't involve the government, you will be downvoted.
9 devils32391 2014-11-02
And dog. And two kids. I don't think so. You have to be a special kind of person to do a dog and two kids.
14 GetAbsolutelyFucked 2014-11-02
Like the kind of person who would kill complete strangers for money?
-4 devils32391 2014-11-02
FOR MONEY is the key. Someone had to pay to have the two kids and dog killed. Hitmen don't kill kids and dogs for fun(each hit costs money).
12 [deleted] 2014-11-02
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5 aidenandjake 2014-11-02
Because the dog would have freaked out barking at intruders. The kids were found in sleeping positions on sofas in the same room- as if neither woke up before being shot.
2 [deleted] 2014-11-02
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1 aidenandjake 2014-11-02
Oh. Right. Carry on.
0 georgedrunkman 2014-11-02
They were loaded up with drugs and alcohol, enough to incapacitate drug and alcohol-naive kids of 14 and 17.
The sheriff's report on the deaths is pretty convincing, really. It was linked above.
3 devils32391 2014-11-02
To make it clear to other people who had his information/views. We'll kill you. We'll kill your family. We'll kill your dog. Its just a scare tactic, like in Scarface with the dead horse.
19 CiphirSol 2014-11-02
Hate to be that guy, but Godfather was the movie with the dead horse. Scarface was warned by the informant being hung by the neck from the helicopter.
4 fightswithbears 2014-11-02
/u/devils32391 confirmed as a disinfo agent.
0 acidbass303 2014-11-02
confirmed? Ok, where the proof?
1 acidbass303 2014-11-02
Hm, no proof of something "confirmed" one month later? Ill keep[ waiting for the confirmation, lol! People throw the word "confirmed" around way too much. Especially the paid shills.
1 BigJimMcBastard 2014-11-02
Wow, you fucked that reference up pretty bad. Don't you look stupid now?
0 BigJimMcBastard 2014-11-02
I'VE SEEN MOVIES WITH HITMEN IN THEM, THEREFORE, I AM AN EXPERT ON HITMEN!
0 KefkeWren 2014-11-02
I SAID SOMETHING SARCASTIC, THEREFORE THE PERSON I AM TALKING ABOUT MUST BE WRONG!
-1 GetAbsolutelyFucked 2014-11-02
Well it was either a murder-suicide or a hitman (or just random thug assholes I guess that's possible). Whether it was a government hitman or a wife hired hitman we don't know. Both are probably equally likely to kill dogs.
1 SixBiscuit 2014-11-02
http://i.imgur.com/vqMOTbo.gif
-1 donniegood 2014-11-02
Dog is my worry
4 med267 2014-11-02
Lol. There are now more f'n anti-conspiracy people in this subrreddit than people who actually believe in conspiracies. Wow, how the great have fallen. They should rename the subreddit. Suggestions?
4 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Surely being a conspiracy theorist doesn't require belief in anything and everything claiming to be a conspiracy? Isn't skepticism desirable?
3 EmpressSharyl 2014-11-02
I remember when this happened. It seemed pretty obvious to me that it was a murder.
1 MaryLS 2014-11-02
Same here. I would have liked more publicity/interest in this case.
3 UnderTheShills 2014-11-02
I dont know, the book came out anyway. And honestly on the surface it doesnt seem like anything that is/was going to change someone's mind.
1 MaryLS 2014-11-02
The forth book? It was the second book that I think they were concerned about.
0 [deleted] 2014-11-02
in so cal--worldcat shows the nearest available book is in arizona.
2 MrPim 2014-11-02
It's too bad we don't have some way of ordering stuff and having it shipped to your door.
1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
Please do. thank you for your generosity!
1 MrPim 2014-11-02
I have no interest in it. It seems you do but are mad that it isn't available at your local bookseller. I am merely pointing out you have recourse. You can order that shit yourself if you want it.
1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
oh, of course. i've seen it on amazon. I am a college professor and one of my students was researching and looking for that exact book to do an inter-library loan. Was surprised the closest was so far is all.
Can purchase definitely. Cheers!
0 ct_warlock 2014-11-02
Interesting. What subject do you teach?
3 LiaEzraIsAGod 2014-11-02
All they would accomplish by assassinating him is making him look more valid through assassination. His theories and ideas are already out in the public, they have nothing to gain by killing him. They only have his image to empower. Simply put, its silly to think that he was off'd for who he was.
0 SirLeonKennedy 2014-11-02
That sounds exactly like something "they" would say.. Reverse psychology of sorts.
I'll be keeping a close eye on you from now on..
3 Tchocky 2014-11-02
I can't honestly tell if you're being serious.
1 Long_dan 2014-11-02
I think you're on to something...maybe. Wouldn't want to be fooled.
0 genki831 2014-11-02
Since this won't get a lot of coverage in the national media, but will be noticed by truthers; I think it serves to instill fear. This is the equivalent of holding a gun to somebody that only the person with the gun and the person having the gun held against him know about.
0 LiaEzraIsAGod 2014-11-02
fair enough. Not a bad theory. Scare the other ones out of coming forward. But still, its a bit late isn't it? And its not like truth-ism is gaining momentum.
3 sparrow5 2014-11-02
I don't know why people even say this will be downloaded by bots or shills. Discredits whatever you are trying to say, if it doesn't happen, no comment, or the truth is stronger than a lie. It's part of why I can't take any of this seriously anymore.
3 KefkeWren 2014-11-02
I would never of even heard of this guy if not for this. Behold the Streisand Effect.
2 senakdoctorvv 2014-11-02
Streisand Effect Confirmation Complete or (SECc)
3 SeventyAce 2014-11-02
If it was the government, how do we even have a police report? Why didn't the FBI just have the report destroyed/not even written?
3 thinkmorebetterer 2014-11-02
Well the idea would be that the police report be massaged to cover up the truth. A report that debunks the conspiracy is way better than a lack of report (which would then be seen as confirmation of the conspiracy).
3 jjeezy 2014-11-02
Wait.... so they murdered him after he exposed everyone? Don't people usually get murdered before they expose the conspirators? This just looks like a steaming pile of horse shit that should be on conspiratard.
2 LetsHackReality 2014-11-02
What are some of the more interesting things he's said? And is there a way to view the Wikipedia audit log?
3 Bounds 2014-11-02
Here's their deletion log. Phillip Marshall brings up no hits.
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ALog&type=delete
Does OP have any proof that this guy ever had a Wikipedia entry?
1 BigSmeez 2014-11-02
Wayback?
2 TomSwirly 2014-11-02
I am out of time for tonight... but someone should make a Wikipedia page and quote an actual news site (e.g. this one: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2275258/Phillip-Marshall-Former-airline-pilot-conspiracy-theorist-shot-dead-teenage-children-dog-turning-gun-himself.html) - try to keep it as unbiased as short as possible and don't mention any questions about his death...
Then see if it gets deleted...!
16 Love_Indubitably 2014-11-02
Daily Mail isn't really a legitimate news site. It's like US magazine.
4 justsomedude007 2014-11-02
This is the same news agency that reports on two headed sasquatches.
2 uhMuricanHero 2014-11-02
suicide is such a convenient word. They accused my friend Shane Todd of suicide as well when the Chinese killed him in Singapore. The World is a dangerous place for rebels and patriots.
2 psychology_zealot 2014-11-02
http://www.reddit.com/r/CrazyIdeas/comments/2kg5rh/start_assassinating_conspiracy_theorists/
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2 existentialdude 2014-11-02
The dog and the fact that the neighbors didn't hear shots are the smoking gun. Agent comes in with silenced pistol, dog sees him and he is forced to shoot, so the barking doesn't arouse the family or alert neighbors.
-5 Long_dan 2014-11-02
That's the ticket!!! Write a book QUICK before somebody finds out he was crazy and depressed and mad at his ex!!!!! There is money to be made but only if you act fast.
2 existentialdude 2014-11-02
Why are you even in this thread/sub? Sure him being depressed would be an likely answer in the news sub, but this sub is designed to entertain conspiracy theories.
-2 Long_dan 2014-11-02
Hall monitor? Not looney enough for ya?
1 existentialdude 2014-11-02
What the hell are you talking about?
0 TheGreatGumbino 2014-11-02
I don't think he is in it for the money.
0 MaryLS 2014-11-02
He was not crazy or mad at his ex. He and his kids were snuffed.
3 isecretlyjudgeyou 2014-11-02
If he wasnt crazy, why was he on crazy meds? If he wasnt mad at his ex, why are they estranged?
-2 Long_dan 2014-11-02
And the dog. Don't forget the dog. I was killed by the Illuminati/Lizard People once but it wore off. You had better be careful because if they are going to go around snuffing relatively unknown folks like him it is probable that you are next. He worked in aviation like I did, for many years but never thought to say anything about them chem trails. Ain't that remarkably suspicious!
2 Sumner67 2014-11-02
Writes book about how it was Bush and Cheney's fault....Killed by Obama and Biden to shut him up.
2 dejenerate 2014-11-02
He was on a medication known to cause suicidal and homicidal ideation and has been implicated in many murder-suicides (go here: http://ssristories.org/old/index1.php?sort=drug and scroll down for Wellbutrin).
It may be that his doctor prescribed too much and it may be that someone induced him/her to do this because this guy was "too close to the truth," but the real conspiracy are these medications causing murder-suicides in your very town, this month, and no one is talking about it. Just passing off homilies about depression and guns while innocent kids and spouses and dogs are being killed due to unchecked medical malfeasance.
2 MaryLS 2014-11-02
I think I remember reading somewhere that he shot himself with the wrong hand. (right hand and he was left handed -- or vice versa). There were a number of odd things about the circumstances -- supposedly he was upset about breaking up with his wife -- except they had been separated for several years. His publisher thought circumstances were strange and he was about to release a new book. I am pretty sure they did him in. I am glad people are not forgetting about this.
-1 Long_dan 2014-11-02
Now that's conclusive for something that happened more than a year ago.
2 iso128k 2014-11-02
bot.Downvote=100100100101
1 UcDat 2014-11-02
amazed they havn't taken out more really those people have no soul
0 totorox 2014-11-02
Their religion is about cutting oneself off from soul.
1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
love conquers all that.
stay in loving mode and you are connected to the universe, but once you shut it off you become disconnected and form a separate reality.
that simple, my friend.
1 totorox 2014-11-02
i know, but we as a species are parasited into disconnection from the overall love.
i hear you though, friend.
1 Indra-Varuna 2014-11-02
Philip Marshall was a CIA pilot in the '80s.
2 anonagent 2014-11-02
Proof?
1 Indra-Varuna 2014-11-02
http://21stcenturywire.com/2013/02/28/philip-marshall-murder-suicide-a-lack-of-evidence/
1 insufferableretard 2014-11-02
Good thing you don't meet the criteria for assassination. Lucky break there OP.
5 DraugrMurderboss 2014-11-02
Gets into a fatal car accident in a few years.
"OP knew too much! The CIA took him out. They even deleted his wikipedia page (which he never had to begin with)!"
Facts supporting this theory would be under inflated tire at the scene and neglected brake pads.
1 JalapenoPeni5 2014-11-02
Black Bag 101: When staging a suicide, do it while the target is at home with witnesses. If they become actual witnesses, go to plan B.
0 Spicebox 2014-11-02
wouldnt want the dog saying the wrong thing in court
1 NorthBlizzard 2014-11-02
Most likely suicide by the angle, and yet, there could still be something here. Maybe he did this to spare his family from something worse. Imprisonement, torture, or something else. He even killed his dog.
-1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
"They" even killed his dog.
Fixed.
1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
"This will be downvoted by bots" with over 1k+ karma...
1 iamaneviltaco 2014-11-02
FTFY. Mentally ill man found dead, who was far gone enough he thought a government coverup of this scale would be possible without one of the THOUSANDS of people that would have to be in on it coming forward, and there's no possible way he killed them and then himself.
Y'all know that suicide gunshot wounds leave powder stippling on the hands, and a distinctive gunshot wound, right? When the cops say murder-suicide, there's forensics there.
I swear, for all of the "normal people have their head in the sand" that gets tossed around here, this sub can be pretty damn dense.
2 MaryLS 2014-11-02
The gun was put in the wrong hand. The explanations for the suucide did not make sense. His new book was almost finished. Even his publisher thought there was something strange happening.
-1 Long_dan 2014-11-02
This happened quite a while ago. The "gun was in the wrong hand"? I can operate a pistol with either hand without difficulty. It is very sad that this tragedy occurred but stuff like this happens with depressing regularity. It is more of a firearms and mental health issue than anything else...but that is rather mundane and doesn't make me feel special at all.
1 Dr__House 2014-11-02
A man and his family get murdered but you just can't help but think its a conspiracy, because he's a 9/11 conspiracy theorist? So, is that your earth shattering proof that we've been waiting all these years for?
I think you're going to have a hard time convincing anyone who isn't a borderline psychotic. If this is what happened to people, explain to me how Alex Jones is still alive. Explain to me why conspiracy theorists aren't dropping like flies. If the government was into some conspiracy, they would be immensely stupid to kill anyone calling them out, as that would be an admission of guilt.
0 MaryLS 2014-11-02
The circumstances of his death were suspicious and he was about to come out with a new book which seems to have disappeared. If you read the news reports around the time of his death there are good reasons to ask questions.
3 Dr__House 2014-11-02
So what you're saying is, you don't know for sure.
0 Long_dan 2014-11-02
They don't have to kill anybody because everybody was hypnotised by chem trails to believe that they were doing something else when all the 911 events happened. That's what happened. We are lucky that totally obscure people like this are willing to speak up and get murdered to death by the government for their efforts
1 jt663 2014-11-02
He could have done it because he found out it wasn't a conspiracy and wanted to make it look suspicious. Would the US government make it this obvious?
1 p5ych0babble 2014-11-02
9/11 is stupidly obvious so yes, yes they would
1 ct_warlock 2014-11-02
Wouldn't he not be on Wikipedia simply because he's not notable?
It's not a dumping ground for every person's life story.
1 HealthProvider1 2014-11-02
9/11 was perpetrated by Zionists in order to dupe the U.S. into invading Israel's enemies in the Middle East!
I was targeted by the "Justice" Department and sentenced to 9 years in federal prison after I vociferously disseminated my belief immediately after 9/11!
You can read my account of it at sites.google.com/site/911whistleblowersilenced.
1 bloodyredsun 2014-11-02
Just heard about this today for the first time. Interesting connections.
0 [deleted] 2014-11-02
Fuck, well now it basically confirms EVERYTHING hes said..... idiots
0 aTHOR57 2014-11-02
Conspiracy Theory just sounds like such a childish term, dont you agree?
-4 Long_dan 2014-11-02
How about conspiratard?
-1 Machiavelli_Returns 2014-11-02
The only tard in the room is you.
-2 Long_dan 2014-11-02
It is really quite funny that you should say that.
0 Bobbafeck 2014-11-02
I think that conspiracy theorists faked the deaths in a false flag operation to make people mistrust the government. Wake up sheeple. Do the research.
0 blondinium 2014-11-02
Unfortunately nearly all C.T's come down to the same thing...unless you were actually there to witness what ever it is thats in dispute you will never be 100% sure of what actually happened....evidence can be planted, lies told, bizarre accidents happen etc etc
0 johnscherber 2014-11-02
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-1 malaihi 2014-11-02
In reality, they're just making it worse for themselves. Showing their fear. It's on the edge and they are working hard. Truth is freedom.
-1 RamboMudslide 2014-11-02
The Bush / Saudi connection is total bullsh*t, his intelligence minders were Jews not Saudis.
0 [deleted] 2014-11-02
In terms of "remote control," I believe flight 93 landed in Cincinnati and mid-flight, the planes were swapped with military drones.
I believe the whole airplane drama was just cover for the controlled demolitions of the towers. A missile hit the pentagon. Usama was murdered in 2001. For 9/11, Silverstein knew, Cheney knew, Rumsfeld was in on it.....
2 RamboMudslide 2014-11-02
You have a pretty good handle on it all dude .. KUTGW :)
-1 thebeastproducer 2014-11-02
Hero.
-1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
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0 Long_dan 2014-11-02
Did you not know that the Cabal own reddit and they are hunting down and murdering all the redditors who are "in the know" about stuff like this? Why did they not inform you of this if you know all their other secrets that nobody else knows except you? I think you are one of the next ones up. They know where you are and they know everything you do. There are only a few non-sheeple in the country secretly running the resistance from their mother's basements while they are waiting for that assistant manager job at Burger King to open up again.
-1 [deleted] 2014-11-02
I hope one day to have a reptilian girlfriend so I can play with her three boobs all day long.
More to enjoy!
1 Long_dan 2014-11-02
Reptiles don't have boobs at all. I know that because...you know...
-2 [deleted] 2014-11-02
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2 DonRobeo 2014-11-02
By saying no offense before a statement doesn't get you off the hook for saying anything. No offense, but your mother was a horse-fucker. See?
2 [deleted] 2014-11-02
Bless your heart works the same way, i.e. "Well isn't that the ugliest baby, well bless her heart "
2 yggdrasiliv 2014-11-02
Isn't that why people browse this sub in the first place?
1 HumanoidPimp 2014-11-02
You're in the wrong sub with that statement buddy.
-2 totorox 2014-11-02
This is more Orwellian than anything I've read in a week. And I'm a conspifag nutjob.
LOL you fucker. October 16, 2013.
-2 Fezzleberry 2014-11-02
sheeple
-3 GivesMeTheShills 2014-11-02
FUCK
-3 earthfister 2014-11-02
Sadly, this will be whitewashed into the memory hole.
2 [deleted] 2014-11-02
The memory hole blog is both awesome and informative, I'd totally recommend!
2 MaryLS 2014-11-02
Probably, but I am glad to see it here. It happened a year+ ago. I thought it was forgotten I found this case very bothersome and I do not believe it was a suicide. Why would they spend so much tie going through his house?
1 earthfister 2014-11-02
I'm reading his last book right now. Very compelling.
-4 Ohmygoditsabird 2014-11-02
Doubt he was offed by big brother, they profit too much from these conspiracies.
1 anonagent 2014-11-02
How?
1 Ohmygoditsabird 2014-11-02
It's part of a media industry, makes $$$$$$$.
-4 vagmulp 2014-11-02
RACHEL QUIGLEY: your credibility is 100% lost after this farce of an article
-4 MrPublicDomain 2014-11-02
It was a murder suicide. We know that he was a conspiracy theorist so that right there gives us an idea of his mental state.
2 [deleted] 2014-11-02
You will do really good at the FEMA camps.
-1 HumanoidPimp 2014-11-02
When you say "we" you mean "you". Right?
-4 NYComrade 2014-11-02
Guys, it was obviously a murder suicide- he had bullet wound to the back of his head, a knife in his back, and ran himself over with his car.
You people and your crazy ideas.
-4 Long_dan 2014-11-02
Why don't you guys accept that god just does these things to fuck with you?
-5 Steviathon 2014-11-02
Murder suicide? Really? They think we can easily believe that bullshit?
-7 Submitten 2014-11-02
This guy was mentally ill and you all supported his crazy theories without question. Now he killed his whole family. Good job I guess.
-10 CommonSense8102 2014-11-02
Do not fucking underestimate what lengths these people will go to. They control the Globe, you and your loved-ones are NOTHING to them.
24 Ransal 2014-11-02
Auto correct on phone did that. I didn't know I had to go over every mistyped word on posts to appease fools. Wait. I don't have to and don't care.
0 acidbass303 2014-11-02
confirmed? Ok, where the proof?
4 Pentdad 2014-11-02
You honestly think you change anybodies mind? I find the wackier the conspiracy (and so the more someone's mind needs challenging) the less receptive they are. Moon landing hoaxers are some of the worst.
Look they are on wires!
That's called an antennae...
Government NASA shill! Explain how they got there with the van allen belt then.
It's been proven by scientists that levels of radiation were low enough.
Yeah, shill scientists funded by the government.
17 magictron 2014-11-02
The key to control is not letting people know that they are controlled.
1 Indra-Varuna 2014-11-02
http://21stcenturywire.com/2013/02/28/philip-marshall-murder-suicide-a-lack-of-evidence/
0 Grzechooo 2014-11-02
inb4 we're /r/conspiratard's
2 CrazyMike366 2014-11-02
So after all that, you really still think that a hit is at least an equally likely explanation based on the available information and using the fewest and simplest possible assumptions?
Theory A: guy had marital problems, debt, and bipolar disorder. He bought a gun and ammo, whacked his kids and dog in their sleep, then killed himself in a murder-suicide.
Theory B: the government creates a body double to buy a gun and ammunition and plant it in his house, the government conspired with his wife to get her to divorce him and used manipulation to convince him to run up unsustainable debts so it would look like he had motive, the gov sent in an agent to infiltrate the house with no signs of forced entry, executed the kids and dog in their sleep using the gun and ammo the body double planted, and then killed the subject in a position consistent with suicide. All of that with zero evidence of struggle or forensic evidence that there had been an outside party present while the conspiracy was organized after he published books exposing fringe theories about 9/11 that were not particularly well recieved.
Which one makes fewer and simpler assumptions to fit the available data? You can decide for yourself, but I know where I stand.
6 Chemiczny_Bogdan 2014-11-02
If that was true, then all the reports on 9/11 would be highly praised here.
11 ShitLordXurious 2014-11-02
Occam's razor is itself a blunt tool.
Often the simplest and most obvious explanation is NOT the correct one.
For example, the most obvious explanation for the shape of the Earth, is that it is flat, because that is what we can see with our eyes. It seems counter intuitive that the Earth is spherical, unless one has additional knowledge.
Edit: or take the example of whether the Earth goes around the sun, or the sun around the Earth - the simplest explanation, that was believed for thousands of years, is that the sun travels around the Earth, as do the rest of the Heavens. It took a lot of work the accumulation of a lot of knowledge to undo that simple explanation.
Occam's razor doesn't always work. It often depends on how much knowledge and information one has.
0 LiaEzraIsAGod 2014-11-02
fair enough. Not a bad theory. Scare the other ones out of coming forward. But still, its a bit late isn't it? And its not like truth-ism is gaining momentum.
1 Chief_H 2014-11-02
I think its good to be skeptical, but too often people want there to be a conspiracy when the reality is a lot less exciting.
1 Unity7777 2014-11-02
Looks don't matter when the truth is at stake. That the Hebrew Bible details an ancient plan of Jewish world domination over the so-called "Gentiles" is a fact. Milk and honey baby.
3 random_story 2014-11-02
Occam's razor would suggest him and his family were murdered. Normal, everyday people with careers and no history of mental illness or criminal acts do not murder their own children and the fucking dog.