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What conspiracy theory do you think is the most believable?

Randy Parker
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@Randy Parker and @Getslow were conjoined twins separated shortly after birth.

That the CIA overlooked drug-running into the United States -- or was even complicit in it -- during the 1980s in order to help fund anti-communist guerilla movements in Central America. I don't think I'd go as far as the real conspiracy theorists who allege that the CIA, through men like Freeway Rick Ross, were directly responsible for the introduction and proliferation of crack cocaine in America's inner cities.

 

That's the one I was going to say except I do believe the CIA was directly responsible for the introduction and proliferation of crack cocaine in America's inner cities.

Not that I completely believe but I have some doubts about going to the moon.

 

That's a good one.

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Not that I completely believe but I have some doubts about going to the moon.

 

That's a good one.

 

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Has to be the NCAA being out to screw over Kentucky and that Kanter kid, right?

Has to be the NCAA being out to screw over Kentucky and that Kanter kid, right?

 

No that one is a fact

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