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Expelled Conspiracy Revealed!

We knew there was something going on, and at last night's press screening of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, we found out just how deep the rabbit hole goes. Yes folks, the rumors are true — the stars, producers and even the film's financial backers are pushing a pro-neo-subliminal-Darwinist agenda in a bid to bring down the Intelligent Design movement once and for all. This one goes all the way to the top — everyone from PZ Myers to Richard Dawkins to George Soros (say it ain't so, George!) is in on it. Click through for the gripping story Expelled's unintelligent designers never wanted you to know about. More »

9:46 AM on Fri Apr 11 2008
By Michael Reilly
7,518 views, 135 comments

Latest by geekzilla: @TheRealVeon: "Yeah, this has been really great."I totally agree and I've enjoyed talking with you about stuff like this too! That's too funny that you choose to listen to stuff you disagree with. I give you a lot of credit. more »

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Richard Dawkins: the Rap Video

Richard Dawkins: atheist, author, documentarian, evolutionary biologist... and now rapper. This video appeared on YouTube about a week ago, and since then speculation has circulated that it's a viral marketing campaign for Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, the new movie featuring Ben Stein that aims to prove modern science quashes free speech and independent thinking in favor of Darwinian dogma. We get to the bottom of this Expelled rumor, and feature Dick-to-the-Dawk's review of the movie and the story of his friend getting "expelled" from a screening, below. More »

12:40 PM on Thu Apr 3 2008
By Michael Reilly
3,914 views, 111 comments

Latest by RAHfanboy: @RAHfanboy: Are you on crack? The difference between "The Big Bang" and "Let There Be Light" is that one of them is replaceable as ar esult [sic] of evidence. "The Big Bang" is a theory that can be adjusted according more »