They also have a world wide web site that advocates for themselves: WorldNetDaily. That's strike two against the Birthers.
Then there is strike three: the people that believe such conspiracy theories. These people will believe anything, no matter how outlandish, as long as it advances their political agenda. Truth is left out. They just want to get rid of all Democrats, Obama in particular, Republicans that are not extreme right wing (to the point of Fascism) & anyone else that is not in complete agreement with them.
So when Orly Taitz came out with her latest crackpot evidence as reported at WorldNutDaily, we knew it was just a matter of time before the truth surfaced.
Snopes.com has the latest proof that some people will believe anything. The truth is, Taitz was duped. The Birthers were shown to grab any grain of lunacy as long as it points to what they so desperately want to be true. And WorldNutDaily has, again, demonstrated it is no more legitamate journalism as was Pravda.
![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_e.png?x-id=e20b4b81-398a-486a-86e5-9561e9e690ca)
1 comment:
That was the funniest one yet. The "certificate" was so obviously fake with its registration number of the President's birth and presidential number and a laundry detergent for a registrar, not to mention the geographical and political errors. The dentist/lawyer is totally nuts. Her interview on MSNBC was hilarious.
Post a Comment