After two ridiculous hearings on the JFK assassination and a silly hearing on MK-Ultra, Anna Paulina Luna is ready to strike again. Luna's Ridiculous Hearing Luna's second hearing -- I don't know what was worse - the silly testimony of the witnesses or the brainless questions of the committee members. Jefferson Morley's Congressional NothingBurger An analysis of Congresswoman Luna's Congressional Hearings. MK-Ultra -- Once Again An examination of Luna's hearings on MK-Ultra.

Here we go! A three-year investigation into the murder of John Lennon has unearthed a series of extraordinary inconsistencies - including...

Did Lisa Pease learn the art of the insult from the master, James DiEugenio, or did she learn this on her own? Gerald Posner and I...

Yesterday I posted Lisa Pease's accusation that Jamie Kirchick was CIA - which is probably the most heinous crime anybody can be accused of. You can read Kirchick's superb article here. An important excerpt: The film’s [JFK] ridiculous thesis is summed up in a line defiantly spoken to Garrison by O’Keefe: “You don’t know shit because you’ve never been fucked in the ass.” Apparently, the terrible truth about the assassination of John F. Kennedy was accessible only to bottoms.

Last Saturday, author Jamie Kirchick published a terrific essay, "Guilt by Orientation," about Oliver Stone's "three-decade slander" of Clay Shaw. I strongly recommend everybody read this article. James DiEugenio was not as impressed. But the best reaction was from fellow-conspiracy theorist Lisa Pease: This is a standard play from the conspiracy theorist handbook - anybody debunking a JFK conspiracy theory must be working for the CIA. I get this all the time on Facebook. My

Hat tip: My friend Steve Roe found this gem in James DiEugenio's book. Destiny Betrayed, and wrote it up on the Education Forum. Once again, James DiEugenio finds another piece of non-existent evidence that he finds persuasive: (page 79) "The story could possibly have been even more explosive than Fruge thought. For on November 28, 1963, a Margaret Kay Kauffman of Martinsburg, Pennsylvania, told the FBI that her mother had recovered a piece of paper in the leaves beneath her