One of the uglier things to come out of 9/11 are truthers. Both the term and the people it describes.
In short, there are some among us who remain convinced the events of that horrible day were either perpetrated by, or conducted, with the tacit approval of our own government. They quickly earned the moniker of truthers.
Now, we're a country that's always (not-so-gladly) suffered conspiracy theories — and the fools who champion them — from our Masonic founding fathers to a president's assassination carried out by a larger cast of characters than a Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel.
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