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Chemtrails, Aliens, Pyramids, Giants - what’s yours?
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Not sure if it’s a conspiracy theory or not.
But population collapse is a really interesting theory. It certainly makes a lot of sense the more you read into it
But population collapse is a really interesting theory. It certainly makes a lot of sense the more you read into it
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Bastards having a better chance of beating us by only allowing 2000 fans in. Proper whackjob stuff.
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Serious Question, what is the purpose of life?
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I’ve seen things about ancient civilisations (Egyptians, Monks) using sound/frequency to lift heavy objects, technology which is now lost.
There’s another theory about a mud flood, which makes you think what’s actually buried metres below the ground, there could be whole cities - Sahara desert too for example.
These two are what I’ve been looking at currently, it’s likely all complete nonsense but it’s interesting nonetheless !
There’s another theory about a mud flood, which makes you think what’s actually buried metres below the ground, there could be whole cities - Sahara desert too for example.
These two are what I’ve been looking at currently, it’s likely all complete nonsense but it’s interesting nonetheless !
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I wouldn't say chemtrails are a conspiracy theory, they've been cloud seeding since the 50's.
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Hitler died in Peru in 1962
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Lost cities in the Amazon
9/11
Moon landings
I’ve watched some brilliant documentaries on YouTube, complete batshit but I can see how folk buy in to it if they’ve spent years smoking cannabis
9/11
Moon landings
I’ve watched some brilliant documentaries on YouTube, complete batshit but I can see how folk buy in to it if they’ve spent years smoking cannabis
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What I find interesting is the science behind the dramatic rise in those following conspiracy theories, as a result of the last few years.
It’s also interesting that people who believe one conspiracy theory often also believe many more.. showing its a mental state rather than purely the theory itself.
It’s also interesting that people who believe one conspiracy theory often also believe many more.. showing its a mental state rather than purely the theory itself.
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Exactly!Row Z wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 12:54 pmWhat I find interesting is the science behind the dramatic rise in those following conspiracy theories, as a result of the last few years.
It’s also interesting that people who believe one conspiracy theory often also believe many more.. showing its a mental state rather than purely the theory itself.
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Match fixing
Nine men Brentford
Micky mousers winning 7-0 then losing to ballmouth
Fulham playing nine a side
Nine men Brentford
Micky mousers winning 7-0 then losing to ballmouth
Fulham playing nine a side
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I believe that JFK wasn't shot, his head just did that
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The 'theories' are a load of easily debunked s**te, but quite interesting what it is about human psychology that makes people look for and embrace them.
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The Royals being involved in The Whitechapel Murders.
Michael McIntyre being a comedian.
Michael McIntyre being a comedian.
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I believe at least 80% of the world's population needs to go.
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I've been already this morningclaptrappers_union wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 1:45 pmI believe at least 80% of the world's population needs to go.
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When women do a poo, it comes out jet black.
I learned this from a friend at Cloughfold primary school and its never been disproved.
I learned this from a friend at Cloughfold primary school and its never been disproved.
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There are only 12 oboes in the world
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To be fair haven’t a load of the conspiracy theorists been right about covid?Row Z wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 12:54 pmWhat I find interesting is the science behind the dramatic rise in those following conspiracy theories, as a result of the last few years.
It’s also interesting that people who believe one conspiracy theory often also believe many more.. showing its a mental state rather than purely the theory itself.
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Owen Coyle thinking he was the best manager in the land,and living rent free in a lot of our supporters on here heads ever since
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Part of the official moon landing photographs were shot in a studio, there was no attempt by NASA to deny this.
One of my colleagues has a folder of the official press release photographs and it's quite clear which were shot in a studio.
Can only imagine that a thousand conspiracy theories were launched from this inconsistency in the photographs
One of my colleagues has a folder of the official press release photographs and it's quite clear which were shot in a studio.
Can only imagine that a thousand conspiracy theories were launched from this inconsistency in the photographs
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It is not so much the conspiracy theory that needs questioning so much as the official version of the truth. Jimmy Saville, Isaac Newton, the Big Bang, Everton being sound financially…
We live in a world where our beliefs change. We need to question everything we know. We learn more and we have to adapt. We shouldn’t be so smug in believing our world view is correct.
We live in a world where our beliefs change. We need to question everything we know. We learn more and we have to adapt. We shouldn’t be so smug in believing our world view is correct.
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This is very true and an excellent point. At any one moment in time we can look back 10, 20, 50,100, 200, 500 years etc and debunk what were at those times soundly held theories and "knowledge". But we have to realise that is going to happen as infinitum, so at this moment in time there must be certain firmly held "knowledges" which will in time be proved utterly flawed and even ridiculous. I just which ones they are.andyh wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 3:07 pmIt is not so much the conspiracy theory that needs questioning so much as the official version of the truth. Jimmy Saville, Isaac Newton, the Big Bang, Everton being sound financially…
We live in a world where our beliefs change. We need to question everything we know. We learn more and we have to adapt. We shouldn’t be so smug in believing our world view is correct.
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Ridiculous and wacky I agree.......it was Paraguay actually
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Whilst not wanting to start a no doubt protracted debate on Covid, I very much dispute the view that conspiracy theorists are / were “right” about covid. With the benefit of hindsight it’s clear that many bad decisions were made, but some of the conspiracist views are frankly delusional.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 2:14 pmTo be fair haven’t a load of the conspiracy theorists been right about covid?
It’s the lack of clear evidence, or crumbs of inconsistencies, that these people latch on to in order to support their views, because it’s naturally difficult to disprove.
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Isn’t that the point though? The conspiracy theorists were pretty accurate in their assessment of covid.Row Z wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 3:37 pmWhilst not wanting to start a no doubt protracted debate on Covid, I very much dispute the view that conspiracy theorists are / were “right” about covid. With the benefit of hindsight it’s clear that many bad decisions were made, but some of the conspiracist views are frankly delusional.
It’s the lack of clear evidence, or crumbs of inconsistencies, that these people latch on to in order to support their views, because it’s naturally difficult to disprove.
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It’s not the point that an inconsistency in a chain of events means a whole different theory.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 3:38 pmIsn’t that the point though? The conspiracy theorists were pretty accurate in their assessment of covid.
If you believe that conspiracy theorists were accurate then that’s your view, I’d just question which of the 125 theories they have been accurate on?
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You mean that Bill Gates was using the vaccine programme to microchip the population?Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 3:38 pmIsn’t that the point though? The conspiracy theorists were pretty accurate in their assessment of covid.
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Is that the one linked to 5g?claret2018 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 3:47 pmYou mean that Bill Gates was using the vaccine programme to microchip the population?
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My fav being that Paul Mcartney died in a car crash in 66 and was replaced by a bloke called Dave . People really do believe this .
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Surprised we've got so many posts without anyone mentioning Epstein, did he kill himself or not?
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You mean I've got 4 Microchips now no wonder I set alarms off everytime I walk through a scanner at airportsclaret2018 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 3:47 pmYou mean that Bill Gates was using the vaccine programme to microchip the population?
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You only have 1 chip, the rest were just firmware upgrades
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Ahhh thats OK then need a bit of firmware at my ageeastcoastclaret wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 4:21 pmYou only have 1 chip, the rest were just firmware upgrades
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One I think has some truth to it is Princess Di death wasn't accidental
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Yes, but Dave is unfortunately deceased himself and re-replaced by the real McCartney, who was cryogenically preserved. It's easy to tell.AlargeClaret wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 4:10 pmMy fav being that Paul Mcartney died in a car crash in 66 and was replaced by a bloke called Dave . People really do believe this .
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The best conspiracy theories are the ones with no reason for them to exist
9/11 was an inside job. Why?
answer is often to justify the war in the middle east....for oil
The thing is if America want to invade the middle east, they can do that without killing thousands of their own citizens.
The vaccine has a microchip in it to track you.
Why? The government already probably track you with the devise you carry around 24/7
9/11 was an inside job. Why?
answer is often to justify the war in the middle east....for oil
The thing is if America want to invade the middle east, they can do that without killing thousands of their own citizens.
The vaccine has a microchip in it to track you.
Why? The government already probably track you with the devise you carry around 24/7
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I can see why. She spent the evening at Fayed's hotel, drinking Fayed's drinks and eating Fayed's food, before setting off with Fayed's son in Fayed's car with Fayed's chauffeur driving. Is it any wonder the conspiracy theorists saw Prince Philip's name all over it!
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Looking at the quality of his output, that excuse is as good as anyAlargeClaret wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 4:10 pmMy fav being that Paul Mcartney died in a car crash in 66 and was replaced by a bloke called Dave . People really do believe this .
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100% this start to finish. Very well written.Row Z wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 12:54 pmWhat I find interesting is the science behind the dramatic rise in those following conspiracy theories, as a result of the last few years.
It’s also interesting that people who believe one conspiracy theory often also believe many more.. showing its a mental state rather than purely the theory itself.
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Nobody that has ever proposed the micro chip conspiracy has been able to answer the question as to how the chips are powered and how the data within them might be harvested.Inchy wrote: ↑Sun Mar 26, 2023 4:35 pmThe best conspiracy theories are the ones with no reason for them to exist
9/11 was an inside job. Why?
answer is often to justify the war in the middle east....for oil
The thing is if America want to invade the middle east, they can do that without killing thousands of their own citizens.
The vaccine has a microchip in it to track you.
Why? The government already probably track you with the devise you carry around 24/7
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Everton/Brentford where involved illegally in getting us relegated,not a conspiracy it's true.
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Most of the conspiracy theories are the continuation and adaption of old secret societies. Therefore a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. One being the Illuminati. Often associated with the French Revolution, in fact it was a secret society in Strasbourg that over turned the town Government. The connection is Rousseau who was a native of the town and inspiration for both Robespierre and William Godwin, Mary Shelly, Percy Shelly and the Byron Circle, until the Terror when the society lost its support and dwindled to nothing.