While the White House remains unconcerned with the comparisons being drawn between themselves and the villainous alien lizards of ABC's "V" (although Jake Tapper confirms delivery of the "V" premiere to Robert Gibbs' office), there are those who believe that reptiles in disguise live among us (a key plot point in "V"), and always have. They claim to have video of an actual Reptilian alien. Welcome to Truthism.com, "Your #1 Source for Truth."

I first ran across Truthism.com a few years ago, and spent an hour or so laughing at the comic genius on display. The site, which looks like it was designed during the OJ Simpson trial, spends a great deal of time arguing for skepticism, before insisting that only an idiot would not believe that the Earth is run by Reptilian aliens that disguise themselves as humans. The site seems like a goof, but it's not. The Reptilian mythology permeates ancient alien websites.

While not the most compelling proof that Reptilian aliens created mankind and rule them to this day, this is some pretty airtight logic:

Most importantly, doesn't it seem rather odd to you that, in the 5,500 years of recorded history, there has never been an official school of thought that states, "The current ruling elite of Earth created humanity," or one that states, "Aliens created humanity"? Well, the reason why these two schools of thought have never come to fruition is because Earth's alien rulers would never dare allow such concepts (in other words, the truth) to be openly discussed in academia.

Still not convinced? Truthism.com has video of what they say is an actual Reptilian alien (you can go to the site to see 2 other versions in hilarious slo-mo):

OK, that was a little unnerving. While skepticism is warranted, would it hurt to open up a DHS file on the Reptilians? I'm just saying.

Robert Gibbs answer to David Corn of Mother Jones' last question at Friday's briefing is getting considerable attention from the right. Corn asked Gibbs about House Republican leader John Boehner's declaration that the House health care bill was the "greatest threat to freedom" he's ever seen. Gibbs' response was worth a slight chuckle, but they ignore his larger point. (more...)

Many in the media, including Mediaite, have noted the allegories of the villains in ABC's series remake of the V miniseries and the Obama administration, or more accurately, the views of the administration's harshest opponents. The show's debut drew 14 million viewers, the most of any new series this season. I thought this was significant enough to ask for the White House's reaction. Not everyone agreed. (more...)