Skeptic Project

Nope. Indeed, Alex Jones is rarely right about anything.

Muertos, a simplistic retort like the one above makes for a good chuckle, but it may cause more harm than good. CTers will read that and become even more confident in their beliefs because they'll think you aren't appreciating how possible this Rothschild connection could be.

As much of a waste your time as it may be, creating a more elaborate parody would steal their thunder. This same sort of thing happens when debunkers claim that 9/11 couldn't have been planned by 10 people; rather, 100s or 1000s of people would've had to be in on it. Explanations have been made for how only a small number of people could've pulled it off. Telling those truthers it's improbable only makes it seem more probable to them. Again, it may not be worth it, however, to address each part of their theory of how 10 people could pull it off.

It's pretty much self-debunking. None of the CTers provide any evidence to support the claim. If you know of any primary sources, feel free to post references.

The Rothschild supervillains can start wars, but Nathan Mayer Rothschild, one of the richest men in the world in the early 19th Century, died in 1836 from an "abscess," apparently a bacterial infection which we can cure today with antibiotics costing a waitress's daily tip money.

A lot of good his chests full of gold coins did him.