October 28, 2007

How 9-11 Trooferism Hurts People In Real Life

Interesting new page at Debunking 9-11, full of reader emails. Some of the emails are a shame:

My husband started with the 9/11 Truth bandwagon. I will try to spare you the details, because we our situation is probably pretty typical. He is a 9/11 conspiracy nut, I am not. I found your site some months ago and tried to show him the real truth, but nothing will convince him. We are in marital counseling now. This is not our only problem, but it is a big part of it. I write to you to ask if you have any advice on how to bring somebody back once they have obviously flipped like he has. Our counselor, a Psychologist (PhD), has told me that we are better off not trying that route because it is very difficult. I am hoping that with your extensive knowledge and experience with these people, you might have some advice. Please, my situation is real and I am pretty desperate for help.

Any advice?

Your husband has contracted a serious mental disorder, and it will literally take years and years to undo the damage he has done to himself. You want to send him a message? Give him an ultimatum - either the self-inflicted stupidity goes, or I do.
Thank you for your website! My dad has gone crazy and I have to hear everything new the conspiracy theorists come up with. Sites like yours help keep me sane so I can keep up with the propaganda thrown at me in my own house.
My advice to you, young sir, is to just point and laugh when the woo starts flying.

By Good Lt. at 12:23 AM | |