Celebrity September 11 Conspiracy Club
Rubber Chickens abound! The Washington Times takes a look at the growing Celebrity September 11 Conspiracy Club. But as the article points out, there is barely a blink when one Hollywood's own spews this nonsese. Possibly because anything that is anti Bush is ok by them.
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Yet in a liberal Hollywood where to express skepticism about man-made global warming is to be labeled — with all its obvious connotations — a "denier," Miss Cotillard's insinuation that the U.S. government was complicit — by its silence, if nothing else — in the destruction of the Twin Towers and the murder of 3,000 people has elicited nary a peep in condemnation. Where, one is compelled to ask, is the outrage on the left? |
The article quotes David Horowitz explaining that believing in these conspiracy theories is an act of denial. A conclusion I wrote about a while back in my post, Conspiracy Becomes Mainstream. In it I wrote: It's easier to believe your government did this because you can vote them out of power, they can be held accountable, you can scream, spit venom, and call for impeachments without fear of retribution. It is easier to sleep at night when there really aren't fanatics waiting to blow your morning flight out of the sky.