I've posted this because it's an amazing example of the infectious quality of bizarre beliefs. This quote from the article shows the kind of logic-chopping people are doing:

Noscag’s spokesman, Grant Harrison, said some but not all of the claims mentioned in the council’s motion were believed by Noscag.

“I’m not making any assumptions about the truth or falsity of any statements,” he said.

“What evidence does the council have that they come up with the conclusion that something is false?

“I’m not saying they’re true or false. They’re putting them there assuming they’ve dealt with it. I believe that some of the councillors may not know the full story.”