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 | The Academic JFK
Assassination Web Site -- remarkably fair-minded
and comprehensive, included many worthwhile, hard-to-find documents and
articles.
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 | Bad Astronomy -- Phil
Plait's site tackling many forms of astrophysical misconception, including
the Moon Landing Hoax and "Face on Mars" theories
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Crank Dot Net -- directory of sites
on conspiracy theory and other fringe beliefs, created by a skeptic.
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DIsinformation --
a self-consciously "hip" pro-conspiracy site.
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Fortean Times -- web site of
British magazine on c.t.'s and other weird or alternative beliefs.
Occasionally skeptical, done with an unusual sense of intellectual
seriousness.
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 | MUFON -- UFO
research group, generally believing. Go here to report a UFO sighting.
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Museum
of Hoaxes
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 | Nixon Era Times --
lots of Watergate information, promoting the "silent coup" theory
that the CIA did in Nixon.
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 | Public Eye -- website
of Political Research Associates, run by anti-conspiracism activist Chip
Berlet
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Public
Information Research
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 | Steamshovel Press
-- web site of a St. Louis-based c.t. magazine that
seems to go for the wildest and most comprehensive theories it can. Seems
almost aimed at the c.t. hobbyist and, while laced with humor, does not seem
to be a joke. Read with caution.
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 | Urban
Legends Reference Pages (Snopes.com) |
 | for
more see Prof.
Pasley's home page |