Favorite Conspiracy Theories...
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 8:21 pm
Just wanted to share...
1. George W. Bush is an evil genius a la Blofeld or Fu Manchu, having successfully planned and carried out 9/11 without anyone being the wiser (except a bunch of amateur investigators who are inexplicably still alive).
2. A sixty-something doctor with the use of one hand was selected by the leadership of the British Empire to commit the Jack the Ripper murders, in order to prevent anyone from finding out the (gay) Duke of Clarence had married a Catholic maid and then had a child by her (said child having since admitted he made it all up).
3. False History--the claim that the Roman/Alexandrian/Russian/Persian Empires were all really the same thing, that Jesus and Pope Gregory were the same person, that human history is only a few thousand years old but historians (for no clear reason) have decided to deceive us and themselves.
4. The Harry Potter novels were in fact written by committee, because no one author could be that successful (and we all know works by committee usually do so well).
5. The Homosexual Agenda, namely that gays and lesbians must recruit into order to propogate their own kind. Yeah, right--because all the gays and lesbians around now are the children of such.
6. Reptilians. 'Nuff said.
7. We never landed on the Moon.
8. The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Believe it or not, I know someone who actually believes this reeking pile of animal waste is for real! Even though it is clearly a section of a French novel, with the names changed so as to blame Jews for everything.
9. MI-5 persuaded the driver of Diana, Prince of Wales, to commit suicide by crashing the car. Uh, right.
10. Barack Obama's birth certificate (and of course the nefarious efforts to hide his Terrorist activities while in Elementary School!)
11. Saddam Hussein had something to do with 9/11.
12. The US government developed AIDS as a genocidal weapon.
13. The Titanic did not sink. (Really--her sister ship the Olympic sank as part of a gigantic insurance scam)
14. Lyndon LaRouche.
15. Anything and everything to do with The Da Vinci Code including Holy Blood, Holy Grail. Fun and all, but not worthy of being taken seriously.
16. "Phantom Social Workers" who abduct children on behalf of the US government.
17. The great satanic conspiracy of child molesters and serial killers who've killed countless innocents (none of whom have been reported missing nor their bodies found).
18. A surprising number of conspiracy theories around the unsuccessful introduction of "New Coke."
19. The so-called "Clinton Body Count" as the former President had so many close associates assassinated. Or more accurately, so many people who had met the President at one time or another died within a certain amount of time, usually a decade or more. BTW, Bill Clinton met and worked with thousands and thousands and thousands of people. Hardly surprising that such a large pool of individuals contained some who died within a decade of one another.
20. The so-called Philadelphia Experiment. You know, the invention of workable invisibility screen during wwII?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_conspiracy_theories
Please feel free to offer your own.
1. George W. Bush is an evil genius a la Blofeld or Fu Manchu, having successfully planned and carried out 9/11 without anyone being the wiser (except a bunch of amateur investigators who are inexplicably still alive).
2. A sixty-something doctor with the use of one hand was selected by the leadership of the British Empire to commit the Jack the Ripper murders, in order to prevent anyone from finding out the (gay) Duke of Clarence had married a Catholic maid and then had a child by her (said child having since admitted he made it all up).
3. False History--the claim that the Roman/Alexandrian/Russian/Persian Empires were all really the same thing, that Jesus and Pope Gregory were the same person, that human history is only a few thousand years old but historians (for no clear reason) have decided to deceive us and themselves.
4. The Harry Potter novels were in fact written by committee, because no one author could be that successful (and we all know works by committee usually do so well).
5. The Homosexual Agenda, namely that gays and lesbians must recruit into order to propogate their own kind. Yeah, right--because all the gays and lesbians around now are the children of such.
6. Reptilians. 'Nuff said.
7. We never landed on the Moon.
8. The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Believe it or not, I know someone who actually believes this reeking pile of animal waste is for real! Even though it is clearly a section of a French novel, with the names changed so as to blame Jews for everything.
9. MI-5 persuaded the driver of Diana, Prince of Wales, to commit suicide by crashing the car. Uh, right.
10. Barack Obama's birth certificate (and of course the nefarious efforts to hide his Terrorist activities while in Elementary School!)
11. Saddam Hussein had something to do with 9/11.
12. The US government developed AIDS as a genocidal weapon.
13. The Titanic did not sink. (Really--her sister ship the Olympic sank as part of a gigantic insurance scam)
14. Lyndon LaRouche.
15. Anything and everything to do with The Da Vinci Code including Holy Blood, Holy Grail. Fun and all, but not worthy of being taken seriously.
16. "Phantom Social Workers" who abduct children on behalf of the US government.
17. The great satanic conspiracy of child molesters and serial killers who've killed countless innocents (none of whom have been reported missing nor their bodies found).
18. A surprising number of conspiracy theories around the unsuccessful introduction of "New Coke."
19. The so-called "Clinton Body Count" as the former President had so many close associates assassinated. Or more accurately, so many people who had met the President at one time or another died within a certain amount of time, usually a decade or more. BTW, Bill Clinton met and worked with thousands and thousands and thousands of people. Hardly surprising that such a large pool of individuals contained some who died within a decade of one another.
20. The so-called Philadelphia Experiment. You know, the invention of workable invisibility screen during wwII?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_conspiracy_theories
Please feel free to offer your own.