Pseudohistory

New World Order, City Hall Square, Copenhagen

15th Nov, 2009

Undoubtedly, the most popular myth today deals with the attack on September 11, 2001. The movement behind this conspiracy theory is called the “Truth”-movement, and its followers “Truthers”. Read about their celebration of the 8th anniversary of the attack.



The Pufedorf Hoax

1st Mar, 2007

An unsolved double-murder, clandestine missions, secret organizations, four Presidents, nuclear warheads for Nazi rockets, Queen Elizabeth II, guerilla tactics, executions, fake executions, Yassir Arafat, the Congressional Medal of Honor, a German retirement home, an Argentinian travel agent, anagrams, a sunken ship, shady figures from the Underworld, fraud, lies, hoaxes, humbug – and two very strange people.



The Roots of Nazism

1st Nov, 2005

Some have claimed that the so-called Germanenorder and its cover organization Thule-Gesellschaft were the cradle of Nazism. This article explores the beginnings of the Nazi movement.



The origins of Germania – Dream and nightmare

1st Jun, 2005

Nazi ideology was imbued with the notion of a Great Germania, where was only room for people with pure German blood. This article explains how pseudohistory and pseudoscience can pave the way for terror and genocide.



The racial teachings of Rudolf Steiner

1st Jun, 2005

Anthroposophs have long rejected the accusations of racist origins in Anthroposophy – there simply are no racist skeletons in the closet. This article will investigate just what the inventor of Anthroposophy, Rudolf Steiner actually said about human races.



The prophet of the space-gods

10th Aug, 2004

30 million books by the Swiss-born writer Erich von Däniken has been printed globally, in 35 different languages. All over the world, he has become famously controversional for his two claims, that go against all scientific dogma: One claim is that Earth in ancient times have been visited by creatures from space, and the the other that these non-human guests have programmed humanity, as if we were biological computers.



Son of "An Interesting Day" – conspiracy theory in disguise

1st Jan, 2004

Conspiracy writings are dangerous because they not only spread misinformation (or outright lies), but they train readers to accept what information they take in without applying critical thought.



I started thinking, and I got carried away

1st Aug, 2003

The tantalizing story of an ex-Scientologist, who broke his contract just shy of 999,999,975 years before it expired.



Portrait of a woo-woo

1st Jul, 2003

The nurse from hell, Jolene believes anything. Literally.



NASA fakes Moon landing

1st Jan, 2003

Heroic images or NASA fraud? At last we have the conclusive proof!