Skeptic Project

http://www.stewwebb.com/</p>

Its all true!

"Update December 9, 2009 Attempted Murder of Stew Webb Plaintiff

I Stew Webb was hit with a satellite energy weapon known as “The Death Ray” out of Area 51, Nevada that I can prove was used on 911 Twin Towers which I exposed on Radio was used on mtself and I nearly died over this filing, half of my left hand is now numb, I suffered a Stroke."

um...okay?

@Plautus,

Why is Stew Webb's site any less credible than Joe Vialls'?

I like this mind-blowing information, from Wikipedia:

On september 6 of 2006 it was decided that the total lack of change or improvement after multiple year long bans was worth an indefinite ban.
This user was banned by the Wikipedia Arbitration Committee for one year, beginning on March 11, 2004. [1]
On July 26, 2004, this ban was reset through the use of a sockpuppet, user:Energybone [2]
In late July, 2005, Plautus again returned, and was again banned by the Wikipedia arbitration committee for a year. [3]
This ban was reset on August 3, 2005, through the use of a sockpuppet, User:PrincessJO [4]
Plautus was banned on September 5, 2006, by User:Raul654 for a one-week period for having violated Wikipedia:No personal attacks, and on the following day the ban was made indefinite by User:Phil Sandifer.

Let me guess, Wikipedia is in on the 9/11 conspiracy too!

What are you diagnosed with?

Sites like Stewwebb have so much information that I can't help but consider some credibility.

Granted, I haven't actually read any of it, yet. And it's far past my bed time.

:D

@ Sil, it was more of a joke and a bit of self criticism. It amazes me at how readily I've accepted information in the past and even today. As a psychologist, it makes me wonder where the mentally challenged fit into the world of conspiracy theories. There are many seemingly fully functioning people who have mental disorders and dysfunctions. That website, after reading some of it this morning, screams potential disorder.

Either that, or it's someone's idea of a very long winded joke.

Who's Bo Gritz?

With a name like that I would expect him to be a country western singer, or a TV pitch man for breakfast food.

Wow, Bo Gritz sounds pretty cool, except for the christain thing.

I thought only women shot themselves in the chest. Men usually shoot themselves through the roof of the mouth. The elderly commonly impale their carotid arteries.

@aaronmhatch: Whoops, sorry. Hard to read things like that when it's only expressed in text and all that. No harm, no foul.