Monthly Archives: August 2013

Who the hell is Ted Nugent, and why should I care that he’s a birther?

Posted on August 3, 2013 by Dr. Conspiracy

I can barely understand why I’m covering this story, much less the Huffington Post. Thanks to the Wikipedia, I now know that there is a 65-year-old rock musician named Ted Nugent who had hits like “Wango Tango” in the 1970’s. … Continue reading →

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How many mistakes can you put in one article?

Posted on August 2, 2013 by Dr. Conspiracy

Birthers to the rescue! I had nothing to write about today, but lo and behold something popped up at the Lysander Spooner Law School blog (not a real law school), an article  about me, taking me to task for something … Continue reading →

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Where, oh where, is my little Mikey?

Posted on August 1, 2013 by Dr. Conspiracy

Mike Zullo may be “way down yonder in the paw paw patch,” but he is not at the US Post Office at New River, Arizona. It sat in the post office box for 15 days and after three notices was … Continue reading →

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The Hayes dilemma

Posted on August 1, 2013 by Dr. Conspiracy

I wonder if Reed Hayes, credentialed handwriting expert, has ever been in this situation before. He’s produced a report for Mike Zullo1 that expresses an opinion on the authenticity of President Obama’s long-form birth certificate. I would think that in … Continue reading →

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