Web Site Mocking Conspiracy Nut Michael Rivero Launched

Anti Rivero Site ^

[Republican_Strategist]

A HREF="http://whatreallyhappened.tripod.com/ ">Anti Rivero web site


Here’s a web site that is going after Michael Rivero’s conspiracy web site whatreallyhappened.com

[sinkspur]

I agree. I wish Mike could post here again. I miss him.

He's banned, gone, kaput.

OTOH, you can go to whatreallyhappened.com and lap up Rivero's swill to your heart's content.

Rivero voted for Clinton twice, then tried to pawn himself off as some kind of conservative.

Rivero's a con artist, as is evidenced by the suckers who buy his goofy theories.

A bomb under the wing killed JFK, Jr.!

[Osinski]

Boy, you should see your shrink for this Michael Rivero obsession you have.

I guess congratulations are in order for Michael. You know you've arrived when you have an anti-web site.

[Revolting cat!]

His supporters would also do well checking the web for a comprehensive list of logical fallacies. The theories, if you can even call those diatribes that, are full of them. One additional thing you'll notice is that there is never one shred of hard evidence of those alleged conspiracies, only mountains of facts, supposedly unanswered questions, "witness reports" and tons of various trivia, but never ever evidence of conspiracy which is what these "theories" seek to prove. Evidently, the conspiracy of uncounted, invisible evil men is so fiendishly clever that it is able to hide all the evidence of its existence. Like wow!

[Revolting cat!]

A bomb under the wing killed JFK, Jr.!

Did John Lennon and Richard Nixon have anything to do with it?! Aha!

[max61]

I see a very disturbing personality that seems to maliciously peddle lies to further what can only be an anarchistic agenda.

You are paranoid and in denial. How would unraveling and exposing truth further an anarchistic agenda?. What's your agenda?, everyone has one.

---max

[max61]

MR is a conman, a charlatan, huckster and a fraud.

Be a hero and prove it.

---max

[RightOnline]

"I can't say that I see conspiracies in most of the places that Mike Rivero sees them, but I knew him back in the days before Free Republic was even a dream and think that he's an extremely bright and talented man. Much of the research done on the Clinton Administration scandals by people we know and respect, like the late Ed Zehr, was honed and developed through months of dialogue with Mike. He's not a person that I would dismiss lightly."

It's interesting you say that. I happen to agree. I used to argue with Mike over Christian issues / threads (he has.............................issues............................with the Lord), but I believe and always have believed that Michael has a good heart and is a bright guy. Do I buy all of his conspiracy theories? No. Do I buy a fair number of them? Any more...........have to say "yes", if sadly.

Frankly, Mike needs to be back here on FR. He was never dull.

[max61]

But some of his stuff was out there.

Every individual has their quirks and most genius' are VERY quirky people. This is not to suggest that Mr. Rivero is a genius of any kind, but just to state that nobody is perfect and any individual will have an idea or two that most others think odd.

The best example of this would be Nikola Tesla, undoubtedly way ahead of his time and a genius, as well as being a very eccentric individual.

---max

[X-FID]

Be a hero and prove it.

You don't really expect a reponse now, do you?

[Shooter 2.5]

I already did prove it a dozen times when FR was covering the JFK assassination. MR's problem is that he even tries to defend the obvious lies. It's one thing to claim evidence that no one can check, but when he's caught with his hand in the cookie jar, he doesn't admit to even that, like a pathological liar.

Take good look at his statements covering the Assassination. You should find all the discrepancies you want.

[ItisaReligionofPeace]

What makes you say that? Is Michael Rivero a friend of yours or are you Michael Rivero?? Birds of a feather...

[X-FID]

What makes you say that? Is Michael Rivero a friend of yours or are you Michael Rivero?? Birds of a feather..

What makes me say what? Michael is not a friend of mine and I am not him, can't you read?

[Random Access]

There are no such things as conspiracies. There is just one giant, unknown group of rich, powerful people who meet every year to make us think there are conspiracies so they can plan on how to take over the worlds air and water supplies and sell them back to us and get even richer and more powerful. And that's the truth.

[rwfromkansas]

Somebody has too much of an obsession with attacing Rivero...lol.

His OKC docs have been verified. As for some of his other theories.....put them in the loony bin.

[rwfromkansas]

I place credence on his OKC material since his docs have been verified and I will defend him on that.

As for blaming Bush for Sept. 11, forget it...that is nonsense.

[Jay W]

His supporters would also do well checking the web for a comprehensive list of logical fallacies. The theories, if you can even call those diatribes that, are full of them. One additional thing you'll notice is that there is never one shred of hard evidence of those alleged conspiracies, only mountains of facts, supposedly unanswered questions, "witness reports" and tons of various trivia, but never ever evidence of conspiracy which is what these "theories" seek to prove. Evidently, the conspiracy of uncounted, invisible evil men is so fiendishly clever that it is able to hide all the evidence of its existence.

Here is an interesting exercise for you to perform:

Step 1. As you suggested, search the web for a comprehensive list of logical fallacies.

Step 2. Apply the logical fallacies to the Warren Commission Report.

Step 3. Boiled crow may be better tasting than baked crow. The question is, will you eat it after doing Step 2?

[rwfromkansas]

Well, in his defense, many of the most intelligent people are a bit insane as well...lol.

Not that I am upset he was banned for his treasonous comments after 9-11.

[Jay W]

There are no such things as conspiracies.

This is a common mantra among Americans.

So, do you think that there was no conspiracy causing the events of 9-11, for instance?

Do you believe that the hijackings of the 4 planes were random, coincidental and uncoordinated events?

If so, then you have to be a believer in the Easter Bunny and the Bogeyman, too, and live in a world of unexplainable fantasy.

[DallasMike]

I used to argue with Mike over Christian issues / threads (he has.............................issues............................with the Lord), but I believe and always have believed that Michael has a good heart and is a bright guy.

Yes, I even spoke to his wife -- a church musician -- over the phone once! I always thought that it was kind of ironic for an avowed atheist to have a "Church lady" for a wife, as he put it.

Check out the movie Stargate. Michael played a big role in the computer-generated special effects for that movie. I've seen his name in other movie credits, too.

[AM2000]

If you're gonna take on Rivero, you could atleast learn to spell Palestinian :)