2011, May 3
First there were the Truthers, then the Birthers, and now in the wake of the death of Osama Bin Laden, we have the Proofers. Hundreds of thousands of people, who on May 1, 2011, were chanting USA, USA and firing shotguns into the air, then the very next day asking for visual proof of the act. Anytime a major political event occurs a certain percentage of the population immediately search for the ulterior motive behind it; the problem is now there are so many of these theories out there it's hard to keep them all straight.
We sat down with William McDougal, co-founder of the "Democratic Organization for the Unearthing of Conspiracies, Half-truths, and Evangelism", a national organization publicizing conspiracy theories via outlets such as YouTube, to get his thoughts on keeping all of this straight.
After we pointed out the many flaws in Mr. McDougal's statements, not the least of which was that the Taj Mahal is in India and not Afganistan (along with the fact the Mr. Trump's is in New Jersey), and the fact that Osama, not Obama was found in Pakistan. McDougal only had the following statement:
Micheal Sorrentino was not available for comment.
