I mean, seriously: Trig Trooferism isn’t your everyday, ordinary crazy-talking. This isn’t Trilateral Commission or Bilderberger territory, here. It’s not even “the US government has alien corpses on ice in Area 51.” Trig Trooferism is like… it’s somewhere between “the Pentagon was hit by a guided missile on 9/11” and “They faked the Moon landing in a Arizona soundstage” in terms of sheer, unmitigated stupidity. At a level where you seriously have to wonder whether Business Insider is going to start rambling about the evils of vaccination and whether the Jews are behind AIDS.
Oh, well, maybe Blodget was doing drugs, or something.
Moe Lane
PS: No, some things you merely mock.
Business Insider’s claim to fame is the fact that John Ellis writes there. Ellis, of course, has the inside track to Team Jeb and American Crossroads, otherwise known as the Bush Administration in Exile. Ellis put out a famous hit on Palin last January for defending herself from being accused of being an accessory to murder.
If you wonder why they like to pimp this stuff on Business Insider, I just told you. It is a shame that this site lowered itself that way to put out a hit job on Palin using Trig Truth, but there you have it.
Everybody knows the alien bodies are kept in mercury
I don’t think there are words to express the idiocy and insanity of “Trig Trutherism”.
Not just the opinion piece — did you read the comments?!
That crap apparently is believed by a small army of our countrymen.
Remember, surveys indicate that about a third of registered Democrats believe George W. Bush definitely knew about the 9/11 attacks in advance, and that he might even have planned them. Compared to that, Trig Trooferism is rock-solid sanity.
And now Blodget has issued a challenge to resolve ALL conspiracy theories by getting both Trig’s and Obama’s long form BCs out for public inspection. I think he’s a secret Republican operative.