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(#6) Charlie Sheen
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A vocal and prolific conspiracy theorist, Sheen has spent years questioning the circumstances of the September 11th attacks. While conducting an interview with President Barack Obama in 2009, he urged the president to launch an investigation:
Mr. President, I implore you based on the evidence you now possess, to use your Executive Power. Prove to us all Sir, that you do, in fact, care. Create a truly comprehensive and open Congressional investigation of 9/11 and its aftermath. The families deserve the truth, the American people and the rest of the free world deserve the truth.
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(#22) Janeane Garofalo
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In 2004, comedian Janeane Garofalo signed a petition that called for "immediate public attention to unanswered questions that suggest that people within the current (presidential) administration may indeed have deliberately allowed 9/11 to happen, perhaps as a pretext for war."
She also said "I think 9/11 was an inside job" as part of a joke during an interview with Conan O'Brien.
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(#23) Thomas DeLonge
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The Blink-182 frontman has been vocal about his belief in aliens and their spacecraft. He's also subscribed to a complicated conspiracy theory that American astronauts did land on the moon, but the government pushes theories that the US did not land on the moon to distract us from asking the real question we should be pondering: "What was there when we got there?"
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(#9) Mark Ruffalo
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An outspoken liberal activist, Ruffalo is also a high-profile 9/11 truther, vocally criticizing the 9/11 Commission and the "official story" about what happened that day. "I'm baffled," Ruffalo said in a 2007 interview. "My first reaction was that buildings don't fall down like that. [...] The fact that the 9/11 investigation went from the moment the planes hit to the moment the buildings fell, and nothing before and nothing after, I think, makes that investigation completely illegitimate."
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(#17) Dave Chappelle
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Chappelle has been a vocal proponent of conspiracy theories and secret societies being in control of the entertainment industry. He discussed his most personal cause during an Oprah appearance, talking about a conspiracy he claims he's personally experienced: That the entertainment industry forces African American actors to dress as shrill, hectoring women to humiliate and oppress them.
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(#4) Kanye West
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West revealed himself to be an advocate of the "CIA invented AIDS" conspiracy over a decade ago, telling the audience at Live 8 in 2005 that the condition is a "man-made disease" that was "placed in Africa just like crack was placed in the Black community to break up the Black Panthers."
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In the past, due to the limited period of information dissemination, the spread of rumors was not so widespread. However, with the rise of the Internet, the spread of conspiracy theories is accelerating. Although people can easily deny the credibility of most conspiracy theories through Internet searches, many people are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories than to find ways to verify them, especially when they are recognized by some celebrities.
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