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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsJust a reminder: Conspiracies happen
And powerful people sometimes commit them. So why is it tinfoil hat time when you speculate about powerful people committing crimes of conspiracy? When the "official story" doesn't add up, or new information contradicts the old information, what is left but
to consider alternative theories?
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Just a reminder: Conspiracies happen (Original Post)
Rustynaerduwell
Aug 2019
OP
Area 51, Moon Landing Fake, Flat Earth, Flying Saucers, 9/11, Chemtrails, Etc nt
USALiberal
Aug 2019
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USALiberal
(10,877 posts)1. Area 51, Moon Landing Fake, Flat Earth, Flying Saucers, 9/11, Chemtrails, Etc nt
Tribalceltic
(1,000 posts)5. a few others..
CIA Mind control/ LSD
Gulf of Tonkin
US Gov't poisoning liquor during prohibition
Iran/Contra
Outlawing Marijuana to prevent Democrats and POC from voting
Yeah, All those were fake
42bambi
(1,753 posts)2. I think it is as simple as a cover up. nt
StarfishSaver
(18,486 posts)3. Not a very good one
brooklynite
(94,657 posts)4. Because you didn't have evidence when you started speculating?
dpibel
(2,838 posts)7. Direct or circumstantial?
Last I heard, circumstantial evidence can put a person in prison.
But you appear to demand direct only.
BigmanPigman
(51,615 posts)6. What if part of the conspiracy is to call it a conspiracy
right off the bat so it is dismissed as being ridiculous? Just a thoughtI had over the weekend. That would be the perfect ruse.