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A UFO conspiracy theory is any one of many often overlapping conspiracy theories which argue that evidence of the reality of unidentified flying objects is being suppressed. They commonly argue that Earth governments, especially the Government of the United States are in fact in communication or cooperation with extraterrestrials, despite public claims to the contrary. Some of these theories claim that the government is explicitly allowing alien abduction. From Wikipedia under the
GNU Free Documentation License  chiff.com 91px x 125px | 3.60kB [source page] Society Conspiracy Theories UFO s JFK Princess Diana 9 11 election fraud the Iraq War and the New World Order They are only a  dw-world.de 244px x 330px | 19.80kB [source page] Picture Germany s Latest Conspiracy Theory Elvis Presley coming to a UFO landing site near you Close Window  nso.lt 154px x 205px | 10.60kB [source page] Boscovich s crater Moon Other pages on our site From Yahoo Image Search: "UFO conspiracy theory"  news.google.com American Chronicle Regardless of my personal opinion, it was Pandolfi who made the UFO /HFGW connection when he directed the issue to alien conspiracy author Bob Collins, ... and more » news.google.com Ottawa Citizen This includes psychics, UFOs , ghosts, conspiracy theories , creationism, astrology, alternative medicine, perpetual motion, etc. ... and more » news.google.com Ninemsn ... NASA footage that allegedly shows UFO activity has sparked new debate about extraterrestrial life and the enduring power of conspiracy theories . ... and more » From Google News Search: "UFO conspiracy theory" What Is Your Favorite Conspiracy Theory Or Urban Legend? JFK? Roswell? Or Is It UFOs Or Something Else? Q. I had a dream once. Amelia Earhart was carrying the Lindbergh baby while on a flying saucer with Elvis and Jimmy Hoffa at the controls. Do you have a conspiracy theory more outlandish than this one? Asked by Stan - Sat Sep 15 18:04:58 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments A. I dont subscribe to conspiracy theories. People like to believe in conspiracy theories for the same reason they like to believe in mysticisms like palm reading and psychics. It gives them a sense of higher purpose. To be intertwined and a victim of a massive conspiracy makes them feel important as though their life as more meaning that it apparently does to them otherwise. Just as believing in a higher power that they can tap into via mysticisms. It explains away their problems... its easy to give credit to perpetrators above the law or karma. It makes them feel that they can achieve power and control in some fashion, either by becoming a part of the conspiracy or by discovering an ability to control that "magic" Im not trying to… [cont.] Answered by CogitoErgoCogitoSum - Sat Sep 15 18:09:16 2007 If we manage to build "steady" molecules with big numbers at periodic table like 125,130,...what they will be? Q. We could expect some abilities by studying the periodic table but do you think that sooner or later we are going to build a material with strange powers?? For EXAMPLE: some UFO conspiracy theory says that UFO's fuel is a material we don't yet have (with atomic number 126-i dont remember exactly the number or the name... i think the name of that material is uuvulmasomethin...i believe you get the point you'll know better ). I want to say: HOW "EXOTIC" do you believe these materials which we cannot build yet could be??? where it would be used??? p.s. i know about the magic number of the electrons and the protons and why we cant build "Steady" atoms of these materials yet. please answer to the question in capitals thank you in advance!!… [cont.] Asked by so_asshole - Fri Mar 16 05:20:30 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. what is the number of Kryptonite? Yes strange powers maybe, but the whole question is mute bc 1 there is no way to predict what properties they will have and science proves that they are not stable in nature therefore we really can't use them IN the natural environment bc they would do weird things maybe, like instantly vaporize or something. Oh and I think these heavier elements might more likely be radioactive too Answered by mark [mjimih] - Fri Mar 16 05:31:45 2007 Why are people interested in conspiracy theories?
Q. My hope is to frame this question, such that there is no bias one way or the other. I want to know what moves controversial, unresolved conspiracy conversations forward? That is, why do some people give thought to plausible theories-those having credible evidence-especially when they fail the logical fallacy test (such as the highly controversial 9-11 and global warming issues) and other people aggressively avoid those issues entirely? here's some appetizers to start with: When answering, please, no references to David Icke, Michael Tsarion or 'Reptoids' or anything with 'Tesla'/UFO/Maya connections. Interesting though they may be, I'm interested in plausible theories and rational thinking, not grand assumptions or make-em-ups.… [cont.] Asked by C Neg - Sat Apr 14 17:35:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments A. I dunno, I myself am always interested in conspiracy theories, my conclusion: we as a race are always trying to search for meaning. I'm only 14 so I guess I don't know very much about the world as of yet, but I'm always looking for different solutions to problems, explain the unexplainable, right? Maybe that's why, no matter how obvious the facts are we just keep asking questions, just like you did :-) Answered by ~:Eva:~ - Sat Apr 14 17:43:38 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "UFO conspiracy theory" |
