::::I agree but they have not been proved to be false. Assuming they are is OR. The problem is that the article is biased towards discrediting CT's while downplaying any evidence for their credibility. For example one sentence lending some support to the possibility of a CT quotes the source as saying "extremely difficult" which gives credence to the OT when in fact the source actually says "impossible" which gives credence to the CT. I edited it but can guarantee that some anti-conspiracy freak will undo it even though it is 100% accurate as it now reads. Manipulating text to discredit CT's only proves that there must be either some substance to the CT claims or a lack of evidence for the OT. I'm all for proving what happened and discount most CT's myself but I still support NPOV treatment even if it conflicts with what I believe. After all....I may be wrong.