Conspiracy Theory

This episode is a perfect example of hollywood elites thinking they are smarter and better than everyone else, it also shows these actors have absolutely no limits to the extents they will go for the almighty dollar.

The cite many historical facts where the truth has been twisted as looney conspiracy theories. To back it up they happily throw in quite a few insane conspiracies which couldn't possibly be true. The idea being is the average person sees this and from hence forward thinks every so called conspiracy theory is nuts and people who repeat real theories are just nut job conspiracy theorists.

Take Kennedy, just read Dr Marys Monkeys, let the insiders tell you who Oswald really was. A CIA agent who was likely the only one of them in Dalas that day trying to keep Kennedy alive. I have no dog in this fight, but Hollywood adrenochrome addicts really need to stop this nonsense.

With the master of conspiracy theories having been in office for four years, we forget that they have been around a long time. This episode dredges up several of them, and I enjoyed revisiting them. I was in high school when we heard about the Kennedy assassination. After the first shock wave had passed and we were back in classes, my fellow students came rolling in with every kind of theory imaginable. From CIA to Lyndon Johnson and beyond. The fun of this episode was that guy whose life is devoted to putting them out there. The plot was often forgotten and the sparring went down.

Alan is always ramming on about his city planning experiences yet mentions something he says needs the archecture association approval ... that may be true if they were in london but in the u.s.a. its called the ameican institute of architects or (aia) and they don't give approvals, only certifications... in city government, approvals are usually from building inspectors ... my point is that the writers often don't research their material as they should ... perhaps they should make an algorithm ...