Conspiracy

RSS leader Indresh under scanner for terror links - India Today
Thu, 15 Jul 2010 03:53:10 GMT+00:00
India Today Sources also said more than 100 RSS activists may have been involved in the blasts conspiracies and the list of suspects directly involved may cross 30. ...

Zaid Hamid: The Pakistani Conspiracy Theorist - The Faster Times
Tue, 29 Jun 2010 04:14:59 GMT+00:00
Theorist The Faster Times Following up on my post from last week about Pakistani conspiracy theorists, I looked into the man who has been called Pakistan's answer to Glenn Beck, ...

Increasingly Suspicious Website, Wikileaks, Fails to Pay SSL Bill - Web Host Industry Review
Mon, 05 Jul 2010 19:05:56 GMT+00:00
Web Host Industry Review It increasingly seems, however, that Assange may be misreporting these events to make him seem like the target of conspiracies in an effort to stir ...

What are some lesser known conspiracies you guys know of?
Q. We've all heard of Area 51 and the conspiracies revolving around 9/11 and Denver airport. Whata re some you know that are not as well known as these?
Asked by RipUp - Thu Jan 21 19:25:45 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Adrenalchrome, David Icke's Reptilian Aliens, the Disclosure Project, Gary McKinnon, The Permanent Instructions of the Alta Vendita, the Communist subversion of the Catholic Church, the Georgia Guidestones, the 13 Illuminati bloodlines, the deliberate dumbing down of america, vaccines, multiple personality disorders vis a vis Cathy OBrian... Oh check out the Franklin Coverup that's messed up man... I could go on and on and on, actually the weirdest one is from Michael Tsarion, his stuff is really far out. Fritz Springmeier is good too (I once paid $300 for one of his ultra rare books). Of course the only conspiracy that matters is super well documented here:
Answered by be honest - Fri Jan 22 01:11:14 2010

Is there a conspiracy to discount the idea of conspiracies?
Q. Conspiracy. just the word conjures images of obsessive nerds toiling at basement computers and nutjobs ranting at gatherings of the like-minded. The question is ...why? Why has characterizing something as a 'conspiracy theory' become synonymous with something only crazy people would believe. Watergate was a conspiracy, people are charged with criminal conspiracy all the time. 9/11 was one even if you don't accept the 'The Government Did It'-view; It was a conspiracy by a shadowy international terror group headed by a reclusive millionaire and criminal mastermind named Bin Laden. A megalomaniacal figure with plans on setting up a dominion (caliphate) stretching from Europe to Asia. Sounds like the plot of a 007 movie doesn't it? Yet people… [cont.]
Asked by AmigaJoe - Wed Sep 19 19:16:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No the media propaganda machine is used to paint it this way. Example:yellow journalism from Hearst publishing's history channel's 911 fact or fiction where the editors of popular mechanics are proped up as experts. Or Geraldo's doctor who is really a hard core porn star on 9/10/07 broadcast. But the smear campaign for Andrew Meyer who's free speech was infringed then he was straight up assaulted by the police for asking Kerry a question the police didn't like. Is the newest big example of a media conspiracy to hide the truth. Not to mention the dan synder city councilman attack, he is ejected from a local meeting then a cop attacks him from behind in the hall and then he is arrested...its all on video (while you can find it) and… [cont.]
Answered by brooklyn - Wed Sep 19 19:35:28 2007

Are all these government conspiracies true?
Q. I heard conspiracy theories about 9/11, the illuminati, bin laden working for the cia, etc. My question if all these things were conspiracies couldn't the government just easily cover everything up and we wouldn't know anything at all. How can we possibly know all this information about secret cults, etc, if they are supposed to be secret and the government controls everything. doesnt make any sense to me.
Asked by crimekills - Sat Jan 9 16:45:57 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I work for the government, and I can tell you that they are very good at compartmentalizing information to keep it secret; and that is very effective. They also love hiring socially-inept people (like myself), not even the kind that sit in the corner of the cafeteria by themselves; I'm talking about the ones that sit outside on a bench by themselves, ones that don't even talk about the weather or say "Hi", even when it is just you and them in a room alone for hours on end everyday. Sometimes I wonder if they would even acknowledge the existence of another human in the room other than themselves or even the room itself LOL Nobody outside a group has ever asked about any details within another's. Security through obscurity, with enough… [cont.]
Answered by bassthathz - Mon Jan 11 03:28:00 2010