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It really helps fine-tune your baloney detector, so ya can tell reality from fantasy a bit better.
It helped me, it can help you, too....
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A book suggestion for my conspiracy believing friends....
tamoore- Baby Soft
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It really helps fine-tune your baloney detector, so ya can tell reality from fantasy a bit better.
It helped me, it can help you, too....
StevOz- Baby Soft
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Re: A book suggestion for my conspiracy believing friends....
StevOz Tue Sep 25, 2012 8:36 pm
Well seeing as we're recommending books this here is a good read.
Supernature by Lyall Watson.
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Supernature by Lyall Watson.
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tamoore- Baby Soft
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Re: A book suggestion for my conspiracy believing friends....
tamoore Tue Sep 25, 2012 8:41 pm
StevOz wrote:Well seeing as we're recommending books this here is a good read.
Supernature by Lyall Watson.
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Good read, but I don't do fiction. Got anything else?
Bob5453- Crispy
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Re: A book suggestion for my conspiracy believing friends....
Bob5453 Tue Sep 25, 2012 9:12 pm
I think I read the Big Book of Conspiracies, it is in comic form 
Image below is not from the book, but worth noting.
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Image below is not from the book, but worth noting.
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Smakx- Crispy
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Re: A book suggestion for my conspiracy believing friends....
Smakx Tue Sep 25, 2012 9:19 pm
"To not believe that members of the government are involved in underhanded, sneaky dealings (conspiracies) is to believe that once these people do what it takes to obtain office (lie, steal, cheat, etc..) and gain office, that they suddenly transform into the polar opposite personality type and always work in the interest of the people despite lack of oversight or accountability".
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rosve- Crusty Crap Photochop Award
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Re: A book suggestion for my conspiracy believing friends....
rosve Wed Sep 26, 2012 3:36 am
This is a another "must have" book. A nice complement to those looong "sittings".
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