[RegulatorCountry]

FR made it’s bones on Clinton-era conspiracy theories, which turned out to be correct. Acting as if conspiracy theories are something foreign and embarrassing here is sort of strange in light of that, it seems to be the habit of relative newbies who feel oddly compelled to encourage certain thoughts and to discourage others. It’s the prime pastime here, some theories are loony. Some are not. Some merely appear to be loony at first blush, then suddenly stop sounding so loony. I can remember when there was a regular Art Bell thread, and I found it entertaining, not something to be ashamed of.

[TigerClaws]

Fist bump to that!

We will find out he wasn’t a crazed lone wolf. He had help and he had a cause.

[Hot Tabasco]

FR made it’s bones on Clinton-era conspiracy theories, which turned out to be correct.

Let me guess, you're Michael Rivero's brother.....LOL!

[Rebelbase]

Michael Rivero agrees with you.

[Nuc 1.1]

Well said.

[Steve_Seattle]

"FR made it’s bones on Clinton-era conspiracy theories, which turned out to be correct."

Some of them, maybe. I have no problem with speculation - I do it myself - but it bothers me when speculation - often based on unverified or assumed information, or even information already known to be false - is presented as fact, and anyone who disagrees is treated as a witless tool of the CIA.

[Strac6]

No, FR made it’s name in the era of Clinton Crimes, not Clinton conspiracies. People like Gonzo, MindBender26, GatorGirl, and many others had inside tracks to facts. They are all gone.

FR was also the inside source for where the Florida anti-Gore election stealing events were being held. FR-driven rally in Seminole County got case there sent to Tallahassee. Had they not, 4300 Bush votes would have been thrown out!