The term Conspiracy Theory is at least 150 old, but in recent years, and particularly since September 11 2001, it has turned into being a very commonly known expression, even to the extent that the two words have become near inseparable. In the debate many people no longer seem to think that conspiracies actualy exist, and that any person who questions the official or main stream media versions is a crackpot and just another conspiracy theorist, living in an echo chamber. The most extreme and unproven theories might give them some good reasons to. This together with what has developed into new media industry where some have fed so hard on the anger and doubts about official double standards, that the whole idea sadly has fallen off the cliff. Jesse Ventura is all out American, but he is at least able to reason.
However American he is in his and this program is in its style, Jesse Ventura seems to try and keep a sane approach to it, also to what looks to be the biggest conspiracy of all times. We should thank him for that. I dare those who ridicule all those who question the 9/11 incident, and plainly believe in the official main stream media version. Maybe it's they who live in an echo chamber.
However American he is in his and this program is in its style, Jesse Ventura seems to try and keep a sane approach to it, also to what looks to be the biggest conspiracy of all times. We should thank him for that. I dare those who ridicule all those who question the 9/11 incident, and plainly believe in the official main stream media version. Maybe it's they who live in an echo chamber.
