Updated list of proven conspiracies and hidden history.
2295 2017-09-17 by MKULTRA_Escapee
I pulled a lot of this stuff from other users and pieces of this have made the rounds here as mini copy/pastes. I put it all together in one thread. Enjoy!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO (Here's a documentary)
"The Enterprise," a massive corporate/government network that conducted illegal international activities similar to the CIA (Documentary on this topic)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Northwoods - A plan to create false flag acts of terrorism against US citizens in order to provoke support for a war against Cuba. Authorized by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, but rejected by president Kennedy.
CIA heart attack gun that uses a frozen dart that dissolves in the body. The toxin was undetectable in autopsies.
http://www.nytimes.com/1992/01/15/opinion/deception-on-capitol-hill.html
Overthrow of the democratically-elected leader of Iran for BP Oil in 1953.
Jan. 17, 1893 | Hawaiian Monarchy Overthrown by America-Backed Businessmen
Human experimentation:
More recent happenings that never got enough attention
Big Pharma:
Science Whistleblowers and information about little known problems in science:
"Reproducibility in science is not very sexy. Because our scientific culture generally rewards innovation over cautiousness, replicating a study conducted by others will not get a researcher a publication in a high-end journal, a splashy headline in a newspaper, or a large funding grant from the government. Only an estimated 0.15% of all published results are direct replications of previous studies."
Why Most Published Research Findings Are False- John P. A. Ioannidis.
Scientific American: How Pharma-Funded Research Cherry-Picks Positive Results.
Richard Horton, editor in chief of The Lancet, recently wrote: “Much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue. Afflicted by studies with small sample sizes, tiny effects, invalid exploratory analyses, and flagrant conflicts of interest, together with an obsession for pursuing fashionable trends of dubious importance, science has taken a turn towards darkness. As one participant put it, “poor methods get results”.
In 2009, Dr. Marcia Angell of the New England Journal of Medicine wrote: “It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is published, or to rely on the judgment of trusted physicians or authoritative medical guidelines. I take no pleasure in this conclusion, which I reached slowly and reluctantly over my two decades as an editor of The New England Journal of Medicine.”
"I can't tell you exactly what percentage of the trials are flawed, but I think the problem is far bigger than you imagine, and getting worse...it is so easy to manipulate data, conceal it or fabricate it...there is almost a code of silence not to speak about it." -Whistleblower Dr. Peter Wilmshurst
Silencing the Scientist: Tyrone Hayes on Being Targeted by Herbicide Firm Syngenta
Nature: More than 70% of researchers have tried and failed to reproduce another scientist's experiments, and more than half have failed to reproduce their own experiments. 40 percent of scientists admit that fraud always or often contributes to irreproducible findings.
"The neuroscientific community needs to challenge the current scientific model driven by dysfunctional research practices tacitly encouraged by the 'publish or perish' doctrine, which is precisely leading to the low reliability and the high discrepancy of results."
Estimating the reproducibility of psychological science (Ninety-seven percent of original studies had significant results (P < .05). Thirty-six percent of replications had significant results)
Back in the 1960s, a sugar industry executive wrote fat checks to a group of Harvard researchers so that they’d downplay the links between sugar and heart disease in a prominent medical journal—and the researchers did it, according to historical documents reported in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine. One of those Harvard researchers went on to become the head of nutrition at the United States Department of Agriculture, where he set the stage for the federal government’s current dietary guidelines. All in all, the corrupted researchers and skewed scientific literature successfully helped draw attention away from the health risks of sweets and shift the blame solely to fats—for nearly five decades. The low-fat, high-sugar diets that health experts subsequently encouraged are now seen as a main driver of the current obesity epidemic.
Water quality:
US authorities distorting tests to downplay lead content of water
"Records analyzed by The New York Times indicate that the Clean Water Act has been violated more than 506,000 times since 2004, by more than 23,000 companies and other facilities, according to reports submitted by polluters themselves."
Chicago Tribune: 11,000 Crestwood, Illinois residents were knowingly given tapwater contaminated with cancer-causing chemicals for 40 years. Federal agents raided Crestwood's village hall, their Department of Public Works building, and the police department. Source 1...Source 2 (2009)
New York Times: "The Safe Drinking Water Act is so out of date that the water Americans drink can pose what scientists say are serious health risks — and still be legal. Only 91 contaminants are regulated by the Act, yet more than 60,000 chemicals are used within the United States, according to EPA estimates."
Washington Post Of the 84,000 chemicals in commercial use in the United States -- from flame retardants in furniture to household cleaners -- nearly 20 percent are secret, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, their names and physical properties guarded from consumers and virtually all public officials under a little-known federal provision. The policy was designed 33 years ago to protect trade secrets in a highly competitive industry. But critics -- including the Obama administration -- say the secrecy has grown out of control, making it impossible for regulators to control potential dangers or for consumers to know which toxic substances they might be exposed to.
The Government's influence in TV shows and movies:
Banking:
Some other stuff:
195 comments
1 nicernow 2017-09-17
That's a meaty compile OP. Nice.
1 no1dead 2017-09-17
Yeah it's gonna be a good midnight read for sure.
1 forgetaboutthe- 2017-09-17
If there's no mention of the controlled demolitions of 9-11-01 (Newton's laws of motion prove CD), rest assured it's a gatekeeper's list, much like the incomplete list on the sidebar.
1 murphy212 2017-09-17
That is proven to any individual (honest) mind, but it is not common knowledge - i.e. most people know, but most people don't know that others know. It becomes common knowledge when mainstream/subsidized media/institutions acknowledge it.
1 forgetaboutthe- 2017-09-17
If it is proven to the scientist why wouldn't the gatekeepers sing it's praises, but choose to silence science? The answer, they're gatekeepers!
Tough pickle
1 TrollsRLifeless 2017-09-17
Feel free to provide some mainstream sources backing up the claims of controlled demolition on 9/11, even of WTC7
What OP is doing is providing examples of massive conspiratorial wrongdoing, corroborated by accepted, publicly trusted sources of information. You know, the shit that normies need to see the light
Balk at their collection all you want, but sharing it is a hell of a lot more productive than what you're doing
1 PhunnelCake 2017-09-17
I'm all for sharing the truth behind 9/11 but I think what Op has done here is compiled a list of universally accepted theories using mainstream outlets.
1 JohnGillnitz 2017-09-17
I assume you mean debris shooting out sideways. I found that convincing as well. Then I found out that pressure from above can easily cause it to shoot out sideways.
1 jellysmacks 2017-09-17
No.
1 airzoom23 2017-09-17
That's what she said
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1 aluapsti222 2017-09-17
I feel like a mother with children who has the entire US government with guns drawn on me and the rest of us and all I have to do is keep my mouth shut and do nothing to keep us from being killed or worse. I'm tired of feeling this way. Guess I'll just go back to work now . Come on people. Why post these things if nothing will come from knowing.
1 nicernow 2017-09-17
You started your comment with a declaration of feelings. Feelings are important to your mood and general disposition but ultimately meaningless to the outside world.
Nothing will come from you, perhaps, but it is a big world where the truth is pure gold to some.
1 aluapsti222 2017-09-17
When you say gold do you mean money? I'm sorry but my faith in humanity has deteorated as of the past 20 years. Iwould hope that someone some where can come up with something to stop the bribes and lies . That would be a good start.Things need to change .i would love to be a part of that change .
1 Akareyon 2017-09-17
Be the change, that is the only true change that will ever, ever happen. Don't wait for a messiah to follow or a bandwagon to jump unto, you will be misled and disappointed. If that is what comes from knowing, no posting was in vain.
1 aluapsti222 2017-09-17
Thank you. Your words calm the anger and give a glimmer of hope. We can't wait for others to lead. You are correct . The change begins with each of us. You have made an old woman smile today.
1 Permexpat 2017-09-17
Maybe some Doctor can prescribe some drugs that will help with that 'mood'
1 aluapsti222 2017-09-17
Now why I'm the world would i ever trust a doctor. They can keep the drugs .life is just fine as long as I dont listen to all the trash being spewed by those with no soul.
1 Permexpat 2017-09-17
I was being facetious...
1 aluapsti222 2017-09-17
Lol.ok sorry . Time for this old lady to step back . It really is difficult to understand someones meaning without hearing their demeanour. Again. I appologise
1 forgetaboutthe- 2017-09-17
If there's no mention of the controlled demolitions of 9-11-01 (Newton's laws of motion prove CD), rest assured it's a gatekeeper's list, much like the incomplete list on the sidebar.
1 zedshouse 2017-09-17
Thank you for all of your hard work!
1 PopnCop 2017-09-17
Great work OP, this is where you should start when talking with deniers. I have a feeling 9/11 will be on there within the next few years.
1 _SONNEILLON 2017-09-17
I'm not confident about 9/11. For sure it was exploited by Bush and Osama had been funded by the CIA 30 years before, but the suggestion that the hijackers were not who they say is unlikely IMO. And of course the theory that 9/11 didn't even happen is batshit
1 princeofropes 2017-09-17
I don't no much about 9/11 tbh, but if there is no conspiracy why did the third building fall down?
1 mconeone 2017-09-17
Well weren't being good enough consumers. WTC7 collapsed in shame.
1 HildredCastaigne 2017-09-17
Why were all 7 WTC buildings either destroyed or completely totaled on 9/11? Why was St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church destroyed? Why were the Deutsche Bank Building and Fiterman Hall so damaged that they had to be demolished?
1 Akareyon 2017-09-17
Fiterman hall was demolished due to mold, not because it was structurally unsafe.
Deutsche Bank Building was demolished because it was contaminated with dust and renovation would have been more expensive than rebuilding it.
That's what their respective Wikipedia articles said at least last time I checked.
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church compares with WTC7 how exactly?
1 Marionumber1 2017-09-17
9/11 being a government conspiracy doesn't have to depend on speculative aspects like controlled demolition or ridiculous theories like no-planes. al-Qaeda being a CIA asset has already been confirmed by Sibel Edmonds, who blew the whistle on Operation Gladio B. There was even a wire transfer of $100,000 to lead hijacker Mohammed Atta ordered by the Pakistani ISI, which was the CIA's intermediary for funding the Afghan mujahideen during the Cold War. Daniel Hopsicker did great work investigating the flight school in Venice FL where Mohammed Atta trained, finding that owner Rudi Dekkers and financier Wally Hilliard had intelligence connections. Mike Ruppert made a good case for the war games on 9/11 being intentionally planned and run by Dick Cheney to thwart the air defense.
1 ShinigamiSirius 2017-09-17
Now THAT is something I haven't heard before. You got a link for the $100k and stuff by chance?
1 Marionumber1 2017-09-17
The ISI wire transfer was first published by Times of India, and confirmed by CNN, Agence France-Presse, and Daily Excelsior
Daniel Hopsicker has a documentary about the flight schools, based on his book Welcome to Terrorland. There's some controversy over whether he accurately identified Atta's girlfriend, but that doesn't threaten his other conclusions; Hopsicker went out into the field and talked to people who were involved with the flight schools. His website, Mad Cow, has more stories on this, including how the flight school's planes were used to smuggle drugs.
Mike Ruppert, in his book Crossing the Rubicon, documented 5 separate war games running on September 11. Some of them drew fighters away from the Northeast US, and others created confusion as to whether the hijackings were real or not. There was also some faulty radar data about flight 11, which Ruppert believes was inserted through a backdoor into the FAA systems. FAA computer systems were subcontracted out to Ptech, a firm funded by Yasin al-Qadi, a terror financier who claims to have met Dick Cheney in Saudi Arabia.
1 ShinigamiSirius 2017-09-17
Aaah yeah I remember reading about the ISI actually. I really need to review Corbett's stuff 9/11 because he really goes in depth into Ptech, I remember the connections you lay out and many others.
Many thanks for the info. :)
1 Muh_Condishuns 2017-09-17
Building 7 is all anyone really needs. "Uh yea, that building across the way from where the planes hit? Well, a rock from the falling towers hit it on there way down, and wouldn't ya know, the darn thing just collapsed in demolition style straight into its own foundation. Haha, it's the damndest thing..."
I'm also not a big fan of Trump, I think he's really funny in that Al Bundy/Jerry Springer way and not much else, but I think he knows what happened on 9/11. He hinted A LOT before the election that he knew exactly what went down. Even though he's a shnook, his expertise in at least large-scale construction and demolition was well known in the city at that time, and I think he was at least consulted about demolishing the towers. Even hypothetically. He was also right there on the day after int happened going "no way this was planes, this is exactly what controlled demolition looks like. I'm in construction."
1 The_Fad 2017-09-17
His penchant for grand hyperbole and straight up lying kind of ruins him as a reputable, believable source.
1 Synux 2017-09-17
You're not wrong but your analysis is incomplete. Take for example Fox News. When there is an event that aligns with Fox News' ideology you will find they are a crack team of investigative journalists. Yes, they're full of shit often enough, but when the truth lines up with their agenda they're spot-on. Sometimes, the fact that the source is habitually unreliable makes the specific example of truth that much more significant.
1 The_Fad 2017-09-17
I think those types of exceptions are rare and, being the exception to the rule rather than a rule itself, you should always thoroughly attempt to rule them out first before assuming they are correct and if, after significant research, that source is proved to be uncharacteristically correct then sure, I'd believe them for that specific instance only.
As I mentioned in my other comment to /u/Gem420, I don't expect many people to agree with me here. It's just the standard to which I hold my informational sources. I get that it's a little high, and I don't belittle others for not having the same standards I do.
1 Gem420 2017-09-17
Dude, you don't have to like him, but even a broken clock is right twice a day. He spent his life doing these things, he knows what he saw.
1 The_Fad 2017-09-17
I don't disagree that sometimes untrustworthy sources end up being right, but statistically that is a very rare occurrence.
I think there has been a movement away from what we, as a people, consider a "valid source", which bothers me. There's a lot of "well yeah but [person/source of debate] was right about THIS so that means they're worth our time", which I don't think is the best way to go about this. There is a certain threshold a person or source reaches, almost like a cliff, where they are wrong or lie often enough in comparison to the number of times they are correct or tell the truth that regardless of whether they're telling the truth or not, their previous behavior has rendered them an untrustworthy and thus invalid source for information.
I get that not many people agree with that, let alone on this subreddit specifically, but that's how I choose to operate. Donald Trump passed that threshold for me a long time ago, even before his most recent presidential run and win.
1 Gem420 2017-09-17
I, too, try to use past behavior to judge how someone will behave in the future. I'm usually right if I do have enough info, but I am wrong from time to time. (What can I say? People surprise you, it's what makes us awesome)
I like Trump, on a lot of levels. There are things I disagree with or am concerned about. But, as a whole, I like the guy. And that's me. I have my reasons :) your reasons are your own, and from where you sit, it's accurate too. (Honestly, as long as ANY president doesn't blow up the earth or totally fubar America, it's gonna be okay, it's only 4-8years, and not truly that long.)
1 RuPaulver 2017-09-17
Real estate developers don't actually know much about demolition or construction, other than how much it costs. That's other peoples job (source: I work in commercial real estate)
Obviously building 7's collapse is a lot more complicated that and that's another discussion. But Trump's initial response to 9/11 was to talk about the size of his buildings. He wants to hint at this stuff for attention.
1 CalvinsCuriosity 2017-09-17
Wtf is that last sentence? Who... Nvm.
1 Benroark 2017-09-17
What a fantastic compendium. Thanks for all your hard work.
1 KrazyKatLady58 2017-09-17
Just an aside. My ex-husband worked in the Fernald school . . . while he was in prison. They hire inmates who are eligible for daily work details to work with the kids. Fortunately, for those kids, my ex was a decent guy. I can only imagine some of the guys that end up working there.
1 TurnOffTheNewsNRead 2017-09-17
Can you explain what exactly is so bad about this? You make it sound like they are leaving kids alone with possibly violent inmates. I doubt all inmates can qualify for this and I think it can be quite therapeutic actually. Inmates and children both tend to be very lonely, so they have that in common. I think it would be educational for kids to learn about the reality of life and how it can go wrong for anyone. Especially if learning while they are in a safe environment like school. Even if they dont talk about life lessons, they can just have a friend, someone to talk to. I also dont think all inmates are bad people. And they dont deserve the cruel punishments they get, like solitary confinement. Am I crazy here, or do you have more to add?
1 KrazyKatLady58 2017-09-17
No, not all inmates are bad people. My ex certainly isn't. As far as learning the reality of life from the inmates, I don't know how that may be applicable since the Fernald school is for severely mentally challenged kids. Learning to brush their teeth each day is a challenge. Hiring inmates, at $2.00/day is how the school keeps its costs down. And yeah, some of the guys that worked there from the prisons weren't the kind you'd want around your kids, i.e. armed robberies, assaults, etc. The prison they pulled from was a minimum security so the inmates were at the end of their sentences at that time. I guess it's part of how they planned to reintegrate them, by giving them work experience. So, regardless of your original crime if in that prison you were considered trustworthy enough for a job. Doesn't mean they'd rehabilitated, only that they played the game well enough to make it that far. Again, not all were like that, but some certainly were.
1 dncisapsyop 2017-09-17
Advocating for children to be left alone with violent criminals is absolutely insane.
1 TurnOffTheNewsNRead 2017-09-17
No one is doing that. You completely missed the point. Kids get left alone with dangerous parents/babysitters/relatives all the time. At least in this case they would be supervised. You think the prison bus comes to an elementary school, drops off a bunch of violent criminals, and they say "okay pick you up at 3!"
1 Pogodick8in69 2017-09-17
Alien conspiracy theories
1 EnoughNoLibsSpam 2017-09-17
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Blue_Book
1 dutchguilder2 2017-09-17
Another medical experiment: EPA allows testing of insecticide on orphans
1 Koolorado 2017-09-17
Read somewhere years back that pharma companies actually allow for a certain percentage of dead people in clinical trials as a normal percentage.
1 TheIceReaver 2017-09-17
I mean, this sounds outrageous but it's an example of something that is actually perfectly rational if you just consider it for a second...
1 active_military 2017-09-17
wait - how is that normal?
I mean - I guess you can give me a logical explanation - but I cannot imagine it right now - maybe because it is late at night?
1 TheIceReaver 2017-09-17
Simple, because it's the norm to have few deaths by a car accident or aneurysm over the period of a trial. What he wrote sounds horrifying only if you don't then ask yourself in what ways it could make sense
1 Desyncronize 2017-09-17
If I was that kind of fuckyou rich, then yes... I would, why not?
1 TheIceReaver 2017-09-17
It's not about you dude it's about the average working class Joe
1 Desyncronize 2017-09-17
Sorry it's probably me but idk what you mean by that?
1 TheIceReaver 2017-09-17
The PBS isn't a system or process designed just for you man, it's funded by taxpayers for pensioners and those in need for life changing medicines. Honestly no offense but I am bewildered that I've needed to elaborate like I have in this thread
1 Desyncronize 2017-09-17
Pbs, wtf man, you said if you could pay 6$ to have people hand inspect you cereal would you, and I said yes?
1 TheIceReaver 2017-09-17
Yes, but you obviously don't see the comparison I am trying to make which is why I mentioned cereal at all, you just took my words at face value without seeing what I meant by them. Would it change tour perspective if had said ..."people pay $6" instead of "...you pay $6..."?
You can't catch this because you interpret and relate to things from the perspective of your ego, because our society is an egoic echo chamber that perpetuates self centered thinking and logic. How's that for a conspiracy
Take a look at my recent comment history because I touch on specifically this in detail if you want an interesting quick read
1 Desyncronize 2017-09-17
No need to be confrontational...
I still don't get what you are saying, they are talking about accepted deaths and how it impacts studies, the cereal thing could be taken far value, or the fact that people would actually have to do that job,or in the sense of the legs being the dead people in the study, or in any number of ways, perhaps you want to explain if I am too stupid to understand, instead of telling me I'm too stupid to understand.
1 TheIceReaver 2017-09-17
I'm not trying to be confrontational, just an attempt to point out to you why you are not getting what I am saying lol. I figured that was more important than clearing the cereal point up.
But, well in a nutshell:
PBS (Or I guess the FDA where you are) is gvmnt funded as a service for the entire population. If you wanted test trials to be totally death free you'd be asking a ridiculous thing, that could only be done if the cost (in taxpayer dollars) of the whole operation went up for no actual benefit to anyone.
Just how if cereal for the entire population was made insect leg free for an extra $6 on top of what it already is, it would be a huge waste of everyones money because it's already fine as it is, unless you are illogically squeamish.
Basically, me writing all this out makes me question why the fuck I spend so much time on the internet typing shit out, I guess I'll say this is the last time I do that shit lol... it's time for me to find a new way to spend my fkn time..
1 Desyncronize 2017-09-17
Part of the problem is that pbs is public broadcasting service here, and ok cool, you wouldn't be explaining anything if you used less abstracted analogy and worded more carefully.
1 TheIceReaver 2017-09-17
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1 Desyncronize 2017-09-17
I'll be sure to now next time, oh wise one
1 sticky-bit 2017-09-17
Nayirah al-Ṣabaḥ, daughter of an Iraq diplomat, gave false testimony before Congress in what sure as hell looked like sworn testimony. It wasn't, so she's clear on perjury charges as well as enjoying diplomatic immunity.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nayirah_testimony
Hill & Knowlton worked for the Kuwaiti government to create the meta bliz that made the case for the first Gulf war. But they couldn't have pulled it off without the assistance of members of congress, the media, and the President.
Search for the paperback book, "The Rape of Kuwait", on ebay or amazon if you need another example of the PR team's effort.
The response was overwhelming. It was clearly the most popular war in my lifetime. I remember giant yellow ribbons tied around the 5th floor of 10 story office buildings.
We had no idea at the time how we were being manipulated.
1 MiltownKBs 2017-09-17
And we knew that we had been lied to before so that we could enter a war. This happened with Vietnam as well. But we don't learn. I remember seeing and hearing that testimony everywhere and something just seemed off about it. But I was 14 and I lacked the experience and knowledge to go any further than that. But I remember thinking that she was full of shit. video What do you think, does she sound genuine to you? I now realize that we needed an excuse for war and her testimony was part of that excuse. Then we used WMD's as an excuse some years later which resulted in a war on "terror" which has an ever changing enemy face and no clear end.
So I look at the world today and I see NK being painted as our enemy. Right or wrong, that is not my point here. My point is that we have an opportunity here for history to repeat itself. The UN General Assembly is happening and I can't help but wonder what the plan might be to gain support for military action against NK. Will this plan include embellished propaganda or even an outright false flag? Our history would tell us that we need to be aware and question the narrative before making rash decisions. But who am I kidding? Those of us who question things in this manner are not the ones controlling the narrative and we are not the ones making meaningful decisions. Those who recognize our past and question the present will be dissenters and we will be ridiculed and ignored. Then we will one day wonder how we were so stupid .. again. I give it 12 months, max. Within 12 months, we will have an event that will be plastered on every news feed and they all will be saying the same thing. When this happens, we need to question it.
Slightly off topic, but I am also concerned about the rise of extremism on both the left and the right. We had this situation in the 60's and 70's with groups like the Weathermen who were blowing things up in America on a daily basis. These groups did not go from nothing to blowing things up overnight. There was a gradual and well documented increase in their numbers and the violence of their tactics. Then we woke up one day and wondered how it came to bombs everyday when it was playing out right in front of us the whole time. So now we have our escalating situation today. Extremist groups and numbers are up. The violence has started and we have done little to recognize this unless it fits a certain narrative. So I worry that we are repeating history again. An escalation of violence is the only logical progression from here. And here we are being selective in who we condemn and doing very little to address the issue in a meaningful way. Todays extremists are not so bomb happy, but for how long? Why can't we wake up before our reality slaps us in the face, or blows up in our face?
1 Livery614 2017-09-17
And then when internal violence will seem to get out of hand and will hurt commerce and other interests. Then there will be external enemy, could be Muslims, Chinese, NK, Russians, Indians, who the fuck knows where this roulette stops. Then the US will united again against the common enemy and then some poor foreign schmuck will fuckin be a result of a hate crime. As a brown man, it could be me. Who knows.
It's either Ricks killing Ricks or Morties killing Morties or Ricks killing Morties. But it's the same old story, man.
1 MiltownKBs 2017-09-17
My friend. I am a white guy and the us government already ran a propaganda campaign against my ancestors which resulted in internment ... twice. Some in my family were interned. Families split up, jobs lost, businesses lost and in one case seized. One of my relatives was interned while his son was serving in the us military, fighting Nazi's. The very people my relatives wanted to escape. Hyphenated Americans. Look it up. If you are interested, I could copy a previous post I made about this. Please don't think I am trying to play the victim or that I am making light of anyone's struggles. That certainly is not my intent. Just saying, I am white and they came for my relatives.
1 capitan_canaidia 2017-09-17
OP, you are the bestest
1 Loose-ends 2017-09-17
Always good to be reminded that there's some solid ground beneath all the shit we have to put up with and wade our way through.
1 Deaconblues18 2017-09-17
Thanks OP. Great stuff.
1 RR4YNN 2017-09-17
There's a lot more than this, maybe we can keep adding to it overtime?
1 EnoughNoLibsSpam 2017-09-17
https://np.reddit.com/r/VaccinesCause/comments/70hs4n/paul_offit_accidentally_speaks_the_truth_about/
1 liverpoolwin 2017-09-17
Good call!
1 Koolorado 2017-09-17
Paperclip was amazing. Read that book, and couldnt believe it.
1 T4nkcommander 2017-09-17
Yeah so many things stemmed from it. From MKULTRA, to Plum bioweapons research, and more.
1 amenDeez 2017-09-17
Can you give me further detail on MKUltra? I know it’s there already but I heard from a friend that during the experiments something had happened where something got in the water, and the folks who lived at a village nearby were drinking from that water and soon had a disease that killed plenty of people. CIA covered it up, and when someone went to testify, they died of a “heart attack” the day before.
1 T4nkcommander 2017-09-17
Everything there is to know on the topic.
I'm not sure what village you are referring to, but none of that sounds unusual
1 amenDeez 2017-09-17
Sorry for not being very elaborate, makes it harder on you. In my class about an hour ago we were exchanging conspiracy theories to one another, which is why I’m here now. Is there any theories that have changed your perception on certain things?
1 T4nkcommander 2017-09-17
Paperclip is by far and away the biggest one for me because it leads to so many different things, one of which directly affects me and my family.
The second link above really turns everything on its head once you've read it in full
1 poopypantsn 2017-09-17
I would for sure add the tuskegee syphilis study. They just let blacks get syphilis and didn't treat them to study them. Horrible shit.
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Very horrible event indeed
1 BeCarefulNow 2017-09-17
Indeed, a very horrible event
1 friedbergd 2017-09-17
I concur
1 13374A1 2017-09-17
I finally get the joke in Half Baked where Dave Chapelles character says his dad was part of the Tuskegee experiments. So thanks
1 natasha2827 2017-09-17
So happy with how long that post is good job
1 Daryyaaann 2017-09-17
Saved! Future bed time reads. Thank you!
1 linux_root 2017-09-17
You can read this and then fall asleep? Wow.
1 Daryyaaann 2017-09-17
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1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Fucking capitalism.
1 GuardOfInsanity 2017-09-17
Corporatism*
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Haha well no not rly. Capitalism is the cancer of humanity.
1 under_thesun 2017-09-17
no. communism is
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Oh lol is that why capitalism kills 20 million people a year? because communism is S P O O K Y? Stfu lol
1 DarkWingPig 2017-09-17
Yeah yeah commission and socialism have a great track record. Mao Stalin, 0 deaths right?
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Estimated 205 total million deaths in the name of capitalism (I would consider that a generously low number, but still). Got any other argument?
1 DarkWingPig 2017-09-17
Wow just taking a glance at your posts... I'll just let you wallow in your madness. Have a good day. Go get some fresh air kid.
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Good deflection! Really great argumentative technique. Super well done!
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Coward.
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Most of these conspiracies are against non-capitalist countries trying to win their own right to decide for themselves what their fate is, but the U.S is like "LOL NOPE YOU ARE COMMIES WE ARE GOING TO OVERTHROW YOUR GOVERNMENTS BECAUSE WE HAVE INVESTED A LOT OF MONEY IN WORKERS BEING OPPRESSED IN YOUR COUNTRIES SO WE CAN BUY YOUR OIL AND FRUIT FOR NEXT TO NOTHING WHILE YOU ALL WORK AS SLAVES LOL WE'RE GONNA INSTALL DICTATORSHIP IN YOUR COUNTRIES SO THAT YOUR PEOPLE WILL NEVER BE HEARD"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1954_Guatemalan_coup_d%27%C3%A9tat
for example
1 GuardOfInsanity 2017-09-17
Ok. Why.
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
well for starters it's responsible for around 20 million deaths a year and massive global oppression of working people, as well as around 205 million deaths in total when genocide and total slaughter and war is included. And that's a modest number.
Also the fact that all the poorest countries in the world are capitalist is pretty significant.
There's a lot more. Here's a book you might enjoy: https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1867-c1/index.htm
1 GuardOfInsanity 2017-09-17
It's not like communism has ever killed anyone right?
The current system in the western world is not capitalism, i already told you!
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
1 Synux 2017-09-17
Capitalism, in and of itself is neither bad nor good; it is the implementation that matters. A government truly invested in the interests of the people is the missing counterbalance. We want the energy of the capitalistic enterprise under the hood but we need responsible government behind the wheel.
For example.
Government subsidies. These are inducements from the government to encourage wanted behavior. This might be subsidies for green investments, for example. Conversely, taxation is a deterrent. A properly functioning government should be able to use inducements and impediments to guide the interests of capitalism to those areas that are lawful, productive and available; sourcing the most easily optimized parts first and taxing the resulting economic growth.
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Too bad it doesn't work anywhere and working people are still being extorted and income inequality is increasing and every single capitalist government is a corrupt cesspool of easily bribed sociopaths.
Capitalism is all good and well on paper. Doesn't work that way IRL though. 20 million deaths caused by capitalism every year. Pathetic.
1 Synux 2017-09-17
I agree with all of your observations. You're right on each account. These are the result of the failure of governance. It is not a failure of capitalism; it is in fact indicative of the slavish obedience of capitalism to respond to positive market stimuli.
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Can't the exact same argument be made about communism tho? Like it's such a non-argument rly. They both seem like utopian ideas. Socialism just makes a fuckton of a lot more sense to me, in the literal meaning/goal of socialism. Capitalism obviously isn't working in mankind's favor right now.
1 Synux 2017-09-17
Ultimately, yes, all methods of governance are susceptible to corruption and when that happens all bets are off. That said, capitalism inspires and encourages and work ethic and creativity that frankly communism has done a poor job of copying. With good governance that enthusiasm for capital provides all the horsepower a market needs and with good governance that supercharged market doesn't trample We the People.
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Thats an assumption on your part. Did you know that most social scientists and anthropologist agree that (non-sociopathic) humans work better with the motivation of helping eachother, than that of personal gain? Communism is human nature. Capitalism divides humans into groups in order for further extortion of the very people that produce everything (the proletariat). Read Capital by Karl Marx. :)
1 saintcmb 2017-09-17
Semantics aside I see no difference. Care to explain?
1 GuardOfInsanity 2017-09-17
Capitalism is based around the idea that the individual should accumulate capital, money. What happens is some of these become so rich they create companies and corporations that produce goods, and compete for it (competition makes prices low, and wages higher). So basically the rich dudes invest in the market to become richer, and in doing so they enrich the consumers.
Corporatism is when multiple corporations are allowed (by the government, through regulations) to lobby. (here i've been writing for a good 2 minutes before realizing i could just link you to a [video[(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DxXHh-p-O4)) This is another pretty big example.
1 saintcmb 2017-09-17
I see no version of capitalism that does not result in corruption.
Corporations and individuals are allowed to lobby government. Its protected speech. Its as if you want to blame government and regulations for greed. That's just a normal human condition.
1 GuardOfInsanity 2017-09-17
Before continuing the discussion i'd like to clarify i don't see capitalism as the best system possible. I'd argue some form of voluntarism/anarchy would best for our current situation, but the jump seems hard right now, a free capitalist market is way easier to grasp.
Second thing is we're on r/conspiracy, so you well know that the problem isn't the economic model: the government gets lobbied because it allows it. The problem lies in the privatization of banks and their relations with other influencers (CEOs and politicians). Most systems would automatically fix themselves without poison in them.
Regulations are capitalism's poison. A free market, in which consumers can effectively choose who to buy goods from (not from a "team of corporations") is good for everyone. The richer the producers get, the more they invest the more wealth (this is a keyword: wealth doesn't equal money) is produced.
1 saintcmb 2017-09-17
They have no choice in the matter. Lobbying the government is free, protected speech.
Without regulation, the rich and powerful would do want they want unrestricted. Getting rid of regulations would fix nothing.
I don't know where you live, but I can make my own consumer choices. I don't have to buy from a team of corporations if I don't want to. Yeah certain things like gas, electricity, etc are a lot harder to get without dealing with a corporation, but its possible to go without gas. You can go off the grid for electricity.
1 GuardOfInsanity 2017-09-17
Nope nope: if the government gets asked to "buy my product 'cause there's many of us see? We can help you!" it should deny the offer and investigate the group. Our government allows itself to be lobbied. Again, you should know why...
Some even believe we [Rockefeller family] are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as 'internationalists' and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure - One World, if you will.If that's the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it. (David Rockefeller, Memoirs.)
Corporatism is subtle, you as the consumer can't know who the team is made of. Yeah sure you're less likely to buy the highest price product, but if you fall into a marketplace that is "allied" with others (thus creating a hidden monopoly) the prices will always be higher, and wages always lower!
1 QueenCuttlefish 2017-09-17
Brilliant. Terrifying, but brilliant.
1 superpanavision 2017-09-17
Is there a story behind the user name?
1 apginge 2017-09-17
It's people like you that make life easier
1 DaMan123456 2017-09-17
The real world is an ugly place
1 nyx_on 2017-09-17
The real world is beautiful but filled with ugly people
1 DaMan123456 2017-09-17
So... What do you propose we do?
1 nyx_on 2017-09-17
How far are you willing to go?
1 DaMan123456 2017-09-17
As far as your willing to take me
1 nyx_on 2017-09-17
Are you asking for an advice?
1 TasteTheRaimbow 2017-09-17
Cosmetic surgery
1 nyx_on 2017-09-17
Would you like a bigger nose?
1 rmfrazi 2017-09-17
To make the Greenwood situation in Tulsa even worse, the Greenwood area was relabeled Brady District long ago after Wyatt Brady, a known KKK member. The district has recently blossomed/gentrified and due to backlash over the Brady name in the last few years, the local business association has decided to rename it. They announced the list of final 3 choices for the public to vote on. Whats not on the finalist list? Greenwood, although I would wager that if Greenwood was on the list it would win in a landslide.
1 danoose 2017-09-17
Sick... nice man
1 Al89nut 2017-09-17
How is any of this hidden or a conspiracy? Serious question.
1 gorpie97 2017-09-17
I don't know why people are downvoting you, and I don't know if I'm really a person to answer your question. But it seems to me that the only things "everybody" knows about are in the human experimentation section.
1 adamdesautel 2017-09-17
Really?
1 Al89nut 2017-09-17
Yes. I don't think any of these are "secret" any longer
1 adamdesautel 2017-09-17
Yeah only because they were exposed by whistleblowers and investigative journalism. Something doesn't become okay just because it isn't hidden anymore. It still would be hidden if the government and corporations had their way.
And they are definitely conspiracies. Maybe you could argue with some of them, but you're really going to say none of these are conspiracies? Then what is a conspiracy?
1 Al89nut 2017-09-17
That's my point. That a true successful conspiracy is invisible. De facto all of these are in some sense failures at conspiracy.
1 adamdesautel 2017-09-17
I don't even know what to say to that.
Okay let's quit the semantics game. Do you think these 'non-conspiracies by definition' are important? Do you believe they were wrong to do these things?
1 Al89nut 2017-09-17
? Of course I do.
1 adamdesautel 2017-09-17
Then what is your point
1 GaryMckinnon 2017-09-17
libor rate fixing
1 Synux 2017-09-17
This one is huge, too. I thought the HSBC money laundering was an impressive collection of zeroes and commas but the LIBOR thing dwarfs that.
1 WhyIHateTheInternet 2017-09-17
For those as lazy as OP
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1 MKULTRA_Escapee 2017-09-17
Thanks. I added a few links about banking conspiracies, including the Libor Scandal.
1 Atlas__Rising 2017-09-17
Can I recommend archiving each page, especially wiki? It's very easy for sites to scrub this info if it gets attention and someone doesn't want it to.
1 tibetan_astronaut 2017-09-17
u/666mountains
1 bradleydoom66 2017-09-17
We should all look over this and sidebar it as a quick reference
1 MrJDouble 2017-09-17
Noce list. Pretty sure the heart attack gun was deployed to silence breitbart after he started mentioned that creep podestathamolesta in public
1 notSherrif_realLife 2017-09-17
Absolutely shocking stuff.
1 deeznootz 2017-09-17
Slow Clap
1 stumbleweed 2017-09-17
Is Monsanto on here? Cause I didn't see Monsanto,
1 sirloinfurr 2017-09-17
Don't forget about Bayer knowingly selling HIV contaminated medications to asia and latin america.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2003/may/23/aids.suzannegoldenberg
1 fuck_your_diploma 2017-09-17
Amazing how in the last 30 years to mention any of those was like wearing a nutjob badge. Disinformation is a serious game you sheeps
1 Givenchy_godblessya 2017-09-17
Add the una oil conspiracy. It coincidentally came out the day after the cia released the panama papers
1 xxdeathknight72xx 2017-09-17
Got this far and guffawed. May want to say "...recent history...".
1 skeetbangbabyboy 2017-09-17
Boy am i gonna be reading a lot tonight
1 forgetaboutthe- 2017-09-17
If there's no mention of 9-11-01, rest assured it's a gatekeeper's list, much like the incomplete list on the sidebar.
1 MKULTRA_Escapee 2017-09-17
If you actually read the links, I'm sure you will conclude that it's not a "gatekeeper list." Adding a conspiracy such as 9/11 would discredit the entire list. This was made to bring people up to speed about what we actually know is true. The average person would assume the entire list is garbage if 9/11 was on there because they can argue that it has not yet been proven. Everything in this post is admitted and beyond any doubt proven.
1 forgetaboutthe- 2017-09-17
You've proven my point, gatekeeper.
Newton's laws of motion prove, without a shadow of a doubt, that both Twin Towers and WTC7 were brought down with unique controlled demolitions. If there's no mention of the controlled demos from 9-11-01, (ahem) *rest assured it's a gatekeeper's list, much like yours!
1 Synux 2017-09-17
Decent point. Once we get NIST numbers we can add this to the list.
1 forgetaboutthe- 2017-09-17
&
You've proven my point, gatekeeper.
Newton's laws of motion prove, without a shadow of a doubt, that both Twin Towers and WTC7 were brought down with unique controlled demolitions. I don't need to debate endlessly on the incendiary Because of Newton's laws!
If there's no mention of the controlled demos from 9-11-01, (ahem) rest assured it's a gatekeeper's list, much like yours!
1 MKULTRA_Escapee 2017-09-17
Calm down bud. I'm not paid to spread conspiracy information. You're overly paranoid. There's already a guy in another thread who discredited the entire post. He said "that whole list is bullshit" all because of a single link that was technically just one person committing a crime. That's why I can't make any mistakes or add things that are disputed. There are disinfo agents out there, but you're looking in the wrong place.
1 forgetaboutthe- 2017-09-17
Get over yourself bud. I told you about a truth and you're gatekeeping. No smoke and mirrors, just facts.
Gatekeepers don't need to be paid to gatekeep.
Projection. I don't take kindly to projection from gatekeepers who refuse to address a proven conspiracy. As a gatekeeper YOU decide the criteria of a proven conspiracy. That's what gatekeepers do! It's the definition of gatekeeping!!
False equivalency from the gatekeeper. That's what gatekeepers do, they make excuses for why you can't enter the gate.
You're a gatekeeper Harry.
1 VernonDent 2017-09-17
It's comforting to think that someone is in control, isn't it?
1 gandhihasagrapehead 2017-09-17
Make /r/Conspiracy actually about conspiracies again!
1 strugglinaddict 2017-09-17
When are we going to put flat earth on this list?
1 Synux 2017-09-17
The point of this list is to acknowledge those conspiracies proven true. Have you proof of a flat earth?
1 strugglinaddict 2017-09-17
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQArDd3ybp7wm37TTmKu9Wg
1 Synux 2017-09-17
TIL there are at least 125167 people I can't hang with.
1 Brexit-the-thread 2017-09-17
Saving this for later as I was only aware of around half of the conspiracy realities in this post.
1 GonadusTwistus 2017-09-17
Water Quality
NOVEMBER 1979 – Annapolis: Operator fails to close valve of fluoride container; causing 1,000 gallons of fluoride to be dumped into the water supply. 1 dialysis patient dies, 1 suffers a heart attack, 1 develops long-term brain damage, while others experience nausea, hypotension (low blood pressure), chest pain or pressure, diarrhea, itching, flushing, vomiting (blood tinged), weakness, dyspnea (breathing difficulty), profuse sweating, shakiness, localized numbness, abdominal cramping, and headache. Others not on dialysis experience nausea, headache, abdominal cramps, diarrhea, and dizziness. Pepsi Cola files suit for $1.6 million for damage to product, while a surviving dialysis patient with resulting brain damage sues for $210 million. (SOURCE: Bevis 1981 | Evening Capital 1982. Also, Baltimore Sun (11/28/79); Clinical Toxicology, Vol. 18, No.5, pp. 531-541, 1981; “Field Investigations Report”, Dept of Health and Mental Hygiene (3/19/80); MMWR, Center for Disease Control, 29:No. 12 (3/28/80))
1 photospheric_ 2017-09-17
"Conspiracy theorists are crazy!"
No, sport. It's crazy to twiddle your thumbs and not question anything. It's crazy to assume huge organizations have your best interest in mind.
1 CovfefeBoi 2017-09-17
Very well said.
1 kbrrr 2017-09-17
Awesome! Thanks for not letting me get anything done for a while
1 willw60 2017-09-17
Thank you for this
1 Azul526 2017-09-17
GlaxoSmithKline fined $6 billion,. Oxycontin maker ordered to pay $600 million.
Who receives this money?
Are new guidelines/laws set in place that stops a company, or even GlaxoSmithKline, from using the same practices that resulted in a $6bn fine?
1 mistermorteau 2017-09-17
In the human experimentation, it misses the experience of using airborne lsd on a south french town, by the CIA, after WWII.
1 MaimanAbdallah 2017-09-17
Link?
1 mistermorteau 2017-09-17
It wasn't airborne but spilled in local food apparently : http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/7415082/French-bread-spiked-with-LSD-in-CIA-experiment.html
1 TasteTheRaimbow 2017-09-17
Not saying it wasn't LSD, but the hallucinations they described sound more like deliriants. Which produce more frightful and "true" hallucinations which can't be discerned from reality, opposed to LSD which doesn't put you into a delirious state.
There are known moulds which act as strong deliriants. They could have also easily poisoned the bread with something other than LSD
1 Zergged 2017-09-17
Is there a list of plausible conspiracies lying about? Though that one may be hard to curate given the greater influence of one's perception of truth is...
1 saintcmb 2017-09-17
Yeah, all of them could be argued as being plausible. That is how they start, someone finds a piece of evidence or makes an argument to show how the unthinkable is possible.
1 vanulovesyou 2017-09-17
I don't see anything about Iran-Contra, which was a proven conspiracy that involved the CIA (and the DEA) under Reagan selling weapons to the Iranians and running guns and cocaine (starting the crack epidemic in LA) to arm the Contras in Nicaragua.
There's also the BCCI scandal, which was a bank shared by political elites (the Bushes, for example) as well as terrorists (bin Laden) and drug lords/cartels.
1 MKULTRA_Escapee 2017-09-17
One of the top links is on Iran contra. See "the enterprise."
1 vanulovesyou 2017-09-17
"The Enterprise" isn't what Iran-Contra is commonly known as, so perhaps it needs to be renamed. Also, the linked article seems a little short and doesn't really describe the width and depth of the scandal.
1 MKULTRA_Escapee 2017-09-17
I understand that. I planned on making the majority of the links stuff that many people don't know about. The Enterprise is one aspect of the iran Contra scandal that a lot of people aren't up to speed on, but you are probably right. I should add the scandal itself in there because there probably are some people who've never heard of it.
1 active_military 2017-09-17
If you tried to make your links - stuff that many people don't know about.... why do you assume there are "stuff alot of people did know about?"
If I were searching for proavable conspiracies - my first search would be JFK assassination coverup and the mason's secret organization, maybe illuminati
but beyond that I cannot think of any other conspiracies - "I know about" to enough of a degree that I feel confident to talk knowledgably on the topic.
I feel like "the church" is a conspiracy to keep people in line - and do what the good book tells them - while also getting their monthly tithe - a voluntary donation of 10% or more of earnings.
I feel like "race wars" is some bullshit the mainstream media is selling to convince the minorities to rise up and fight "the man"
and I feel like gender equality (and gender neutrality) and gender identity crises - and all that crap - id something that the media is selling and sensationalizing - but I am not sure who stands to gain the most from that crap.
1 CalvinsCuriosity 2017-09-17
Great work.
1 CalvinsCuriosity 2017-09-17
Can someone put this into a pastebin for download? I'm on mobile.
1 Idontreplytoinbreds 2017-09-17
inb4 mysteriously deleted
1 Opi8sevol 2017-09-17
Holy shit thats a very long list. I can't wAit to get outta work and go through it. Thanks for posting this
1 cosmic_caribou 2017-09-17
Wow, well done.
1 orionquest2016 2017-09-17
Thank you OP!
Just got a Big Berkey so my kids have a less of a chance of being victims of tainted water.
1 hankbaumbach 2017-09-17
The quality of Hollywood's more expensive films relative to how much is spent on them, makes me suspicious that Hollywood is just a giant money laundering market for all the slush funds from three letter agencies.
1 1618b 2017-09-17
nice
1 throwaway83475601 2017-09-17
Margo Hobbes and Hermann Wenzel. This is their connection -> http://tpwtdhs.tumblr.com
1 AndrewnotJackson 2017-09-17
This is good to know
1 forgetaboutthe- 2017-09-17
If there's no mention of the controlled demolitions of 9-11-01 (Newton's laws of motion prove CD), rest assured it's a gatekeeper's list, much like the incomplete list on the sidebar.
1 widespreadhammock 2017-09-17
This is why I've stayed subscribed to this sub. Thanks OP
1 Sneum 2017-09-17
Maybe a little proven conspiracy regarding 'planned obsolescence' could be considered for the list.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoebus_cartel
1 CalvinsCuriosity 2017-09-17
Why is the one about canada dead?
1 MKULTRA_Escapee 2017-09-17
That's weird. It worked for a few years and I checked it not too long ago.
It's from a Canadian newspaper. They discussed testing penicillin and cigarettes on inmates I believe.
1 CalvinsCuriosity 2017-09-17
Its even weirder that it's gone from the way back machine.
1 MKULTRA_Escapee 2017-09-17
Someone wrote a paper on Canadian prison experiments. http://www.academia.edu/9505018/Scientific_Experimentation_on_Canadian_Inmates
That might be a good place to start, assuming that the citations check out.
1 CalvinsCuriosity 2017-09-17
thanks.
1 CosmoFrog 2017-09-17
Commenting for future reference
1 themeanferalsong 2017-09-17
I don't see the Bay of Pigs invasion on here. It was CIA sponsored and directed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion
1 veritasNaequitas 2017-09-17
This is real life conspiracy here
1 BoneHugsHominy 2017-09-17
Thanks for this delicious compilation, u/MKULTRA_Escapee
I already know about a lot of these, but some are new to me. Time to dig in and read some more juicy conspiracies.
1 bosshog_ 2017-09-17
Jet fuel melts steel beams. But what about WTC7.
1 EnoughNoLibsSpam 2017-09-17
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Blue_Book
1 DarkWingPig 2017-09-17
Yeah yeah commission and socialism have a great track record. Mao Stalin, 0 deaths right?
1 JaqueeVee 2017-09-17
Estimated 205 total million deaths in the name of capitalism (I would consider that a generously low number, but still). Got any other argument?
1 Livery614 2017-09-17
And then when internal violence will seem to get out of hand and will hurt commerce and other interests. Then there will be external enemy, could be Muslims, Chinese, NK, Russians, Indians, who the fuck knows where this roulette stops. Then the US will united again against the common enemy and then some poor foreign schmuck will fuckin be a result of a hate crime. As a brown man, it could be me. Who knows.
It's either Ricks killing Ricks or Morties killing Morties or Ricks killing Morties. But it's the same old story, man.
1 TheIceReaver 2017-09-17
k
1 Desyncronize 2017-09-17
I'll be sure to now next time, oh wise one