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Kent Hovind has had a rough couple years. After being convicted of trying to hid his income so the IRS wouldn't be able to take the millions in back taxes Kent Hovind owes he spent almost 10 years in prison. After a small campaign by a collection of weirdos, criminals and anti-Semites Hovind was release early and has started a "retreat" in the woods of Alabama.  \ Kent Hovind started another version of his ghetto "theme park" Dinosaur Adventure Land and remarried. His remarriage almost immediately imploded and his now ex-wife, an unhinged anti-vaccine activist by the name of Mary Tocco, accused Hovind of domestic abuse. Hovind has also driven of close to a dozen former employees who offered dissent on things ranging from Hovind's continued anti-tax activities to complaining about Hovind's workers being forced to live in tiny sheds while Hovind lives in an upper-middle class home nearby. Hovind seems to be running as fast as he can toward s

It's almost a joke that flat eartherism and mental illness are the same thing. How often have we compared even the most mentally ill people who have severe depression or schizophrenia favorably with someone who believes in flat earth? Flat earth is the epitome of what it means to believe some in spite of evidence. That being said, is there a corrolation between mental illness and the modern flat earth movement? Of course. I'll give a few examples of leaders in the flat earth movement who have a very... loose grasp on reality. William Schoebelen has been around since the early days of the satanic panic in the 1980's. He's had a lot of jobs which range from head witch of a massive druid cult to satanic high priest to secret agent of the Illuminati.  This was all before he was a christian of course, and now he travels the country and preaches on how Jesus can save our children from satanic secular child rapists, or something like that.   https://www.youtube.com