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From left-wing 9/11 conspiracy advocates to right-wing Barak-hating "birthers"—a sobering, eyewitness take a look at how America's market of ideas is fracturing in to a large number of small, radicalized boutiques—each offering its make of fear Throughout the majority of our country's heritage, the Usa hasbeen bound together with a shared worldview. However the 9/11 terrorist strikes exposed a rift within the collective national psyche: Increasingly, Americans are retreating to Internet and leaving actuality -based dream worlds conjured into existence out-of our very own prejudices and fears. The absolute most troubling sign of the pattern may be the 9/11 Reality activity, whose people genuinely believe that Bush administration officials designed the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks as a pretext to start wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. But these "Truthers" are simply one section of the huge conspiracist subculture that contains a number of other teams: anti-Barak extremists who think their leader is really a foreign-born Manchurian Applicant trying to damage america from within; revolutionary alternative-medicine advocates who state that vaccine manufacturers and conventional physicians are conspiring to eliminate big swathes of mankind; monetary neo-populists who've tailored the furious concept of the nineteenth-century forebears for the era of Facebook; Holocaust deniers; fluoride phobics; compulsive Islamophobes; and more.