James Meigs, editor of Popular Mechanics, pens a delicious slap in the face of the conspiracy theorists who insist that 9/11 was an "inside job." It is a measure of the degeneracy of the leftist media that a notable fraction of the American public buys into this absurd fantasy. AT received one of our largest volumes of hysterical email ever when we published Rick Moran's debunking of the moonbats. He begins: ON Feb. 7, 2005, I became a member of the Bush/Halliburton/Zionist/CIA/New World Order/Illuminati conspiracy for world domination. That day, Popular Mechanics, the magazine I edit, hit newsstands with a story debunking 9/11 conspiracy theories. Within hours, the online community of 9/11 conspiracy buffs — which calls itself the "9/11 Truth Movement" — was aflame with wild fantasies about me, my staff and the article we had published. Conspiracy Web sites labeled Popular Mechanics a "CIA front organization" and compared us to Nazis and war criminals. He continues and...(Read Full Post)