Arkady's Thoughts

The Internet is a beautiful thing, most will argue that it is probably the most substantial technological advancement humanity has experienced since the automobile. The ability to communicate and disseminate information at such rapid rates has made our society more aware, more educated and regrettably more paranoid. I am talking about the emergence of conspiracy theories that seem to dominate our political landscape now more than ever. I have pondered much on the reasoning behind this rapid development and attribute the Internet as the catalyst. Still, the propensity for a human being to lean towards a conspiracy is still somewhat of a mystery to me and something I would like to explore. My first stipulation is that human nature since the beginning of time has gravitated towards explanations of events that are of a certain magnitude and significance. Ever since early man discovered the wrath of mother nature and without any scientific explanation was forced to turn to religion as the...

Michael Savage mp3 I am still skeptical about this whole case, but apparently the judge is expected to rule soon. My skepticism is rooted in the fact that many cases have of similar nature have been struck down on the grounds that people do not have standing. Berg technically should have no standing to file this suit and I am afraid that this is how the ruling will come down. BUT, if by some miracle, if there is any sanity left in this country and Judge Surrick rules in favor of Berg, then we got a story. At this point it is reasonable to assume that Obama is hiding something. I assume he is hiding something because fighitng a lawsuit for 2 months instead of showing a document seems silly. Oh yeah, Berg also tried to sue George Bush alledging a 9/11 conspiracy. I feel silly clinging to this "right-wing conspiracy" loony toon, but it has a lot of potential - as opposed to that idiotic african press international garbage.