Tuesday, June 11, 2013

The problem with conspiracy theorists - nobody thanks you if you are wrong... nobody thanks you if you are right.

In this day and age, the media is the message. When you have something to say of relevance, you stand the risk of being labeled a crackpot just because of how you've expressed yourself or because what you say is "so fantastic" nobody would believe you.

Case in point: Alex Jones on BBC1 - Sunday Politics with Andrew Neil.


http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/06/09/bbc-host-to-alex-jones-you-are-the-worst-person-i-have-ever-interviewed/

Alex Jones has some interesting things to say, but his presentation evokes the typical reaction from Andrew Neil.

So what can be learned?