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Here in S.F., someone uses public access TV to show videos created by Alex Jones, who mixes actual investigative reporting by the likes of The Third Terrorist author Jayna Davis and mixes it with unprovable speculation like the "NWO." It's actually pretty darn entertaining to watch that stuff.

Back in the days of the so-called "Fairness Doctrine," I used to look forward to Lyndon LaRouche paid political announcements because it was like watching a movie where the hero somehow gets on national TV and sputters about an unbelievable yet very real conspiracy. Watching LaRouche talk about how Queen Elizabeth was the biggest drug dealer in the world and how the Soviets made him #2 on their assassination list behind Reagan was like reading a thriller, albeit a pretty silly one.

Every so often nowadays, LaRouchies hand out circulars that look like newspapers in the Financial District, and just about all of them are young people, college-age and upward. Unfortunately for them, they really seem to believe his carpola. I literally laughed in the face of one LaRouchie who, when challenged to back up his claim that LaRouche was exonerated of the fraud charges for which he was sent to federal prison, said that Clinton pardoned him.

...unprovable speculation like the "NWO."

Thers plenty of proof of a New World Order.

Some folks just refuse to look at the facts.

Why haven't the Democrats kicked LeRouche out of the party after all these years?