The list of “conspiracy theories” is long. Do you know why all of these are still on the books as conspiracy theories? That’s right; no truth has ever been established to any of them?
Do you know how many conspiracy theories that have been on this list have been proven as “true”? Right again, NONE!
Do you know that all of these conspiracies are linked by a common element (common denominator)? Correct, they are all unproven!
Do you know what the odds are that any of these will ever be proven? Now this is just a guess but based on past experience, NONE!
•Bilderberg Group—A well-known informal, international, annual meeting of influential people that some critics allege have a sinister purpose. Its name is that of the hotel in the Netherlands where the group first met in 1954.
•Council on Foreign Relations—Conspiracy theories surrounding the membership of this foreign policy think tank.
•Elders of Zion—A supposed conspiratorial group bent on Jewish global domination, as portrayed by the forged document, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
•Eurabia—The idea that Europe is becoming a satellite of the Islamic world at French "instigation" due to the activities of the Parliamentary Association for Euro-Arab Cooperation.
•Freemasons.
•The Gemstone File—Details a wide ranging conspiracy involving Aristotle Onassis, the CIA, FBI, and the Mafia in addition to John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Ted Kennedy, Richard Nixon, the Washington Post, San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto, Howard Hughes, Martin Luther King Jr., and the Watergate conspirators.
•The Illuminati—Thought of as a secret group attempting to control the world.
•Korean Air Flight KAL-007.
•Priory of Sion—Various different theories.
•Reptilian humanoids—According to David Icke, a group of reptilian humanoids called the Babylonian Brotherhood control a secret world government. Icke has accused many prominent politicians and celebrities of being such creatures, including George W. Bush, Queen Elizabeth II, and Kris Kristofferson.
•SARS conspiracy theory—Suggests that the SARS virus could be developed artificially.
•Trilateral Commission—Theories concerning the motives of this group.
•United Nations—Theories regarding the UN and its various Secretaries General.
•Vril Society Conspiracy which suggests that a secret form of energy, called Vril is used and controlled by a secret, subteranean society of matriarchal, socialist utopian superior beings.[1] AIDS conspiracy theories—Some people believe that the CIA created the AIDS epidemic and deliberately administered it to blacks, and gays through tainted hepatitis vaccinations in the 1970s. Another theory posits that HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, was invented by either white scientists in the World Health Organization (WHO), or by "The Jews", as a way to kill African Americans and destroy the black race. This latter view is heard most often among groups such as the New Black Panther Party and Louis Farrakhan's Nation of Islam. Still more theorists claim that HIV does not exist, does not cause AIDS, or that persons who test HIV positive can take certain nutritional suppliments (or other forms of alternative medicine) and eventually test HIV negative. See AIDS Reconsideration for more information on the topic.
•Apollo moon landing hoax accusations-Proponents of this theory claim that all of the Apollo moon landings never happened and were "staged" in a Hollywood movie studio.
•Area 51—Various theories surround the activity of this secretive military base, including the theory that it contains hidden alien spacecraft and/or bodies.
•Assassination—Conspiracy theories of varying popularity surround the deaths, murders, attempts and attacks on, several prominent figures including:
oZachary Taylor, 1850
oAbraham Lincoln, 1865
oHuey Long, 1935
oAdolf Hitler, 1945
oMahatma Gandhi, 1948
oJames Forrestal, 1949
oMarilyn Monroe, 1962
oJohn F. Kennedy, 1963
oMalcolm X, 1965
oBrian Epstein, 1967
oMartin Luther King, Jr., 1968
oRobert F. Kennedy, 1968
oBrian Jones, 1969
oJimi Hendrix, 1970
oJanis Joplin, 1970
oJim Morrison, 1971
oJ. Edgar Hoover, 1972
oGeorge Wallace, 1972
oGerald Ford, 1975
oBob Marley, 1978
oKeith Moon, 1978
oJohn Bonham, 1980
oJohn Lennon, 1980
oRonald Reagan, 1981
oOsho, 1990
oVincent Foster, 1993
oKurt Cobain, 1994
oGeorge H. W. Bush, 1994
oYitzhak Rabin, 1995
oRon Brown, 1996
oTupac Shakur, 1996
oGary Webb, 2004
oKen Lay, 2006
•Black helicopters.
•Cattle mutilation.
•Denver International Airport—Believed by many conspiracy theorists to be the Western headquarters of the New World Order, and a massive underground base and city is believed to exist underneath the airport. Reasons for this include: the airport is unusually large (larger than some major cities), is somewhat distant from the Denver, Colorado city center, there were in the airport a set of bizarre murals (some of which have been painted over) depicting burning cities, gas-mask wearing soldiers, girls in coffins, Masonic symbols and strange writing.
•Elvis sightings.
•High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program
•Hurricane Katrina-several theories[2] are advanced.
•Kentucky Fried Chicken—It is sometimes claimed that the franchise is owned by the Ku Klux Klan, and the chicken is laced with a drug that makes only black men impotent. In actuality KFC is owned by Yum! Brands, Inc., a publicly traded Fortune 500 company. Sometimes, Church's Fried Chicken is named instead of KFC.
•Majestic 12.
•Men in Black.
•Montauk Project-A continuation of the Philadelphia Experiment, this time with the intent to create a weapon that would cause enemies to turn insane.
•Oklahoma City bombing—Various conspiracy theories surround this event, asserting that Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols received assistance from other parties, such as neo-Nazi groups, an Iraqi intelligence agent, or the U.S. government. Much of this speculation surrounds the identity of "John Doe 2", sometimes referred to as the "Third Man" or " Third Terrorist".[3]
•Philadelphia Experiment- An attempt to turn a ship invisible, that allegedly caused severe harm to onboard crewmembers.
•Roswell UFO incident.
•Satanic ritual abuse.
•Skull & Bones—This Yale University fraternity is often thought of as being a secret society producing many financial and political leaders who have control or seek to gain control.
•TWA Flight 800— Some theorists allege that the explosion of this plane, officially ruled an accident for a short circuit in the fuel-tank wiring, was actually due to a missile attack. The most widely-repeated theory suggests that the plane was accidentally shot down during a Navy training exercise. Writer Peter Lance alleges that TWA 800 was blown up by a bomb intended to disrupt the trial of terrorist Ramzi Yousef.[4]
•Vast right-wing conspiracy theory.
Answered By: Lucky - 2/12/2008 |