"It was both a good year and a bad one for conspiracy theories and 
theorists. For one thing, Neil Armstrong died. That was sad for many 
reasons; included among them is that now he’ll never be able to reveal 
the secret about the moon landing. On the other hand, it was a 
Presidential-election year, a particularly fertile time for conspiracy 
theorizing. People are fixated on an enemy, and they just need to take 
the next step and imagine all of the diabolical things that enemy could 
be up to. They certainly did plenty of that in 2012. Here are twelve of 
the highlights of the year's conspiracy theories. For the record, none 
of them are true." 
Read The New Yorker, 2012: The Year of the Attack of the Gay Muslim Kenyan Divorcee President.
The article is a good summary of the delusion of those like our local Pastor Egomaniacal (AKA Pastor 2+2 Does Not = 4, Pastor Dred Scott, Resident Pastor-to-the-Dictators, Pastor Truthiness, and Pastor Poppins), and his friends at WND who just can't admit that Obama was  ever elected President. 
Friday, December 14, 2012
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