Which conspiracy theory do YOU believe in the assassination of JFK?
Q. I need to write a paper about a conspiracy theory. I google it but had sooo many results. I don't know which one to choose.
Asked by goober peas. - Sun Dec 21 10:35:54 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My favorite besides the man in police uniform supposeably behind the picket fense is the one about the gun in the sewer street side from the same direction as the picket fence who supposeable shot kennedy out the storm drain then depending on which rumor you believe either sat there watching the chaos & investigation for hours until everyone had gone before he left, or he fled using the storm drain. I watch a history change special "the men who killed kennedy" which tried to address all these stories you might want to look into that it should be rentable somewhere I'm sure. Its been on a bunch & always find myself watching it even though i've seen it. Some of the theorys are so far out there its hard to not laugh at people actually… [cont.]
Answered by mas8baller - Sun Dec 21 11:13:30 2008
Q. I need to write a paper about a conspiracy theory. I google it but had sooo many results. I don't know which one to choose.
Asked by goober peas. - Sun Dec 21 10:35:54 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My favorite besides the man in police uniform supposeably behind the picket fense is the one about the gun in the sewer street side from the same direction as the picket fence who supposeable shot kennedy out the storm drain then depending on which rumor you believe either sat there watching the chaos & investigation for hours until everyone had gone before he left, or he fled using the storm drain. I watch a history change special "the men who killed kennedy" which tried to address all these stories you might want to look into that it should be rentable somewhere I'm sure. Its been on a bunch & always find myself watching it even though i've seen it. Some of the theorys are so far out there its hard to not laugh at people actually… [cont.]
Answered by mas8baller - Sun Dec 21 11:13:30 2008
How is it a conspiracy theory that the rockefellers were big money givers to feminism, or, ghosh, crazy talk.?
Q. I mean it isnt even a secret, 90% of organizations active in that direction or into gender and women studies cite the Rockefellers or the Rockefeller institution as a donor. Not to mention them supporting well known figures of feminism and funding its media coverage. Why do feminists refer to it as an conspiracy theory ? How would it even be a conspiracy ?
Asked by Cassius - Fri Jun 6 05:48:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So, what is the theory? I don't get it.
Answered by Anna - Fri Jun 6 09:19:03 2008
Q. I mean it isnt even a secret, 90% of organizations active in that direction or into gender and women studies cite the Rockefellers or the Rockefeller institution as a donor. Not to mention them supporting well known figures of feminism and funding its media coverage. Why do feminists refer to it as an conspiracy theory ? How would it even be a conspiracy ?
Asked by Cassius - Fri Jun 6 05:48:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So, what is the theory? I don't get it.
Answered by Anna - Fri Jun 6 09:19:03 2008
Have you noticed how some people go bananas over the phrase: Conspiracy theory?
Q. I would like to know if you have noticed people's reaction to hearing just the phrase "Conspiracy Theory"? Seems many will not even consider what is being said but shut down any critical thought on the subject, what are your views?
Asked by MoPleasure4U - Wed Jun 17 11:21:53 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How do you hide a Elephant in a small room? You brainwash the people into not talking about of thinking about the animal standing there right in front of their eyes. The Sheeple will obediently obey as they have been taught to do from kindergarten. If you mention the sights, smells or noises, of this beast they will tell you that you are crazy because they have been taught that it can not be there as they walk through it's waste in ignorant bliss.
Answered by Steve K - Wed Jun 17 11:39:28 2009
Q. I would like to know if you have noticed people's reaction to hearing just the phrase "Conspiracy Theory"? Seems many will not even consider what is being said but shut down any critical thought on the subject, what are your views?
Asked by MoPleasure4U - Wed Jun 17 11:21:53 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How do you hide a Elephant in a small room? You brainwash the people into not talking about of thinking about the animal standing there right in front of their eyes. The Sheeple will obediently obey as they have been taught to do from kindergarten. If you mention the sights, smells or noises, of this beast they will tell you that you are crazy because they have been taught that it can not be there as they walk through it's waste in ignorant bliss.
Answered by Steve K - Wed Jun 17 11:39:28 2009
Cricket phone service is tapped by the govt. Is this a conspiracy theory or the truth?
Q. I heard that the new low-cost cell phone service called Cricket was put out by the government & that all calls & texts are monitored by them. Have you heard anything about this & what do you think: True or conspiracy theory?
Asked by What?! - Sun Mar 29 23:55:45 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No that isn't true. Cricket isn't the only service that is monitored by the government. They ALL ARE!
Answered by Douglas D - Mon Mar 30 00:04:11 2009
Q. I heard that the new low-cost cell phone service called Cricket was put out by the government & that all calls & texts are monitored by them. Have you heard anything about this & what do you think: True or conspiracy theory?
Asked by What?! - Sun Mar 29 23:55:45 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No that isn't true. Cricket isn't the only service that is monitored by the government. They ALL ARE!
Answered by Douglas D - Mon Mar 30 00:04:11 2009
How does one prve a perfect conspiracy theory? Do we prove its origins only or do we need to prove it all?
Q. The theory on conspiracy theory is that it does not have an ending. Chaos Theory, Game Theory, Lost Theory. Where does it begin and where does it end? Does it grow out of intended proportions or are there definite limits?
Asked by Anka - Tue Feb 6 18:26:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Begin with the actual event or the perceived actual event. The trick is to then play on the psychological fears inherent in the theory, possible government cover up for instance or a certain "culture" environment, look for ways to work in prejudice and stereotyping. You must keep as close to the actual facts as possible. If a conspiracy theory goes "too far" it will be dismissed as such. GBY
Answered by Dust in the Wind - Sat Feb 10 11:44:38 2007
Q. The theory on conspiracy theory is that it does not have an ending. Chaos Theory, Game Theory, Lost Theory. Where does it begin and where does it end? Does it grow out of intended proportions or are there definite limits?
Asked by Anka - Tue Feb 6 18:26:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Begin with the actual event or the perceived actual event. The trick is to then play on the psychological fears inherent in the theory, possible government cover up for instance or a certain "culture" environment, look for ways to work in prejudice and stereotyping. You must keep as close to the actual facts as possible. If a conspiracy theory goes "too far" it will be dismissed as such. GBY
Answered by Dust in the Wind - Sat Feb 10 11:44:38 2007
Can the fluoride and aspartame in our waters really make us dumb? Or is that just another conspiracy theory?
Q. So I've been reading a few conspiracies and whatnot about fluoride and aspartame and one is that it lowers our IQ? How would that even be possible? Is their anything that even suggests this? I highly doubt it because it seems like just another stupid conspiracy theory. I just wanna know what you guys think.
Asked by yaffit n - Thu Mar 5 22:30:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never read anything about it affecting a persons IQ though it isn't healthy to ingest. I have a reaction to fluoride, and many people do, and it is has caused a lot of people to have weaker stomach linings and experience more headaches. It is healthier to drink water that has purified the fluoride and aspartame out, and that's why there is a movement to stop adding it into the water. Still, if we stopped using it cavity rates would go up ^_^
Answered by KT - Fri Mar 6 01:55:18 2009
Q. So I've been reading a few conspiracies and whatnot about fluoride and aspartame and one is that it lowers our IQ? How would that even be possible? Is their anything that even suggests this? I highly doubt it because it seems like just another stupid conspiracy theory. I just wanna know what you guys think.
Asked by yaffit n - Thu Mar 5 22:30:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never read anything about it affecting a persons IQ though it isn't healthy to ingest. I have a reaction to fluoride, and many people do, and it is has caused a lot of people to have weaker stomach linings and experience more headaches. It is healthier to drink water that has purified the fluoride and aspartame out, and that's why there is a movement to stop adding it into the water. Still, if we stopped using it cavity rates would go up ^_^
Answered by KT - Fri Mar 6 01:55:18 2009
How many educated people on here are big conspiracy theory buffs?
Q. conspiracy theorists seem to get a bad rep, but a lot of the smartest people I've known thought that at least a couple of conspiracy theories were viable, anyone on here with a p.h.d. or a masters that gets into conspiracy theories?
Asked by tatereatinmic - Sat Sep 20 21:23:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I only went as far as an AS in Chemistry, but I do believe in some of the theories. The crazier ones I stray away from.
Answered by Jonah Chaos - Sat Sep 20 21:28:53 2008
Q. conspiracy theorists seem to get a bad rep, but a lot of the smartest people I've known thought that at least a couple of conspiracy theories were viable, anyone on here with a p.h.d. or a masters that gets into conspiracy theories?
Asked by tatereatinmic - Sat Sep 20 21:23:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I only went as far as an AS in Chemistry, but I do believe in some of the theories. The crazier ones I stray away from.
Answered by Jonah Chaos - Sat Sep 20 21:28:53 2008
What if the September 11th conspiracy theory was true?
Q. I don't believe that 911 were a "false flag", and this is simply a hypothetical question. What if it was found out that the 911 conspiracy theories were in fact true? What if the attack was actually planned out to get us into Iraq for oil? What do you think would happen if this became public and was shown as completely true? Would there be a revolution and uprising to overthrow the government or something else? How would you take it and view the government from then on? Also, remember this is just a curious "What If" question?
Asked by Smurf Catcher - Sun Aug 19 21:34:04 2007 - - 28 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Another what if question. What if there were no democrates. Man how smooth things would be. Everyone would have a job and there would be no free handouts. Dude, how gallons of oil have we stolen from Iraq? 0 none nada
Answered by wishiwas - Sun Aug 19 21:38:35 2007
Q. I don't believe that 911 were a "false flag", and this is simply a hypothetical question. What if it was found out that the 911 conspiracy theories were in fact true? What if the attack was actually planned out to get us into Iraq for oil? What do you think would happen if this became public and was shown as completely true? Would there be a revolution and uprising to overthrow the government or something else? How would you take it and view the government from then on? Also, remember this is just a curious "What If" question?
Asked by Smurf Catcher - Sun Aug 19 21:34:04 2007 - - 28 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Another what if question. What if there were no democrates. Man how smooth things would be. Everyone would have a job and there would be no free handouts. Dude, how gallons of oil have we stolen from Iraq? 0 none nada
Answered by wishiwas - Sun Aug 19 21:38:35 2007
If you criticize a conspiracy theory, do you become part of the conspiracy"?
Q. Any inconvenient facts are irrelevant. People who believe in a conspiracy theory "develop a selective perception; their mind refuses to accept contrary evidence. "There's no amount of evidence or data that will change somebody's mind. "The more data you present a person, the more they doubt it ... Once you're committed, especially behaviorally committed or financially committed, the more impossible it becomes to change your mind."
Asked by Samirah - Sat Dec 6 00:33:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This is semantics. While there is no amount of data that can change one's opinion on a "conspiracy theory".. there's also no amount of relevance that can change their mind. That's the tricky thing about theories. They don't have to be based on fact for it to be true to the beholder of the opinion. It may not make a lot of sense to us, but it does to them. While it is important to them, I don't believe they become part of it. Unless they are obsessed with it.. like oh, say... Michael Moore. Flika - I think that is a sign that you are open to change. You are willing to see things from both points of view. The glass is neither half-empty, nor half-full for you. That can be a good thing!
Answered by Beth - Sat Dec 6 00:42:09 2008
Q. Any inconvenient facts are irrelevant. People who believe in a conspiracy theory "develop a selective perception; their mind refuses to accept contrary evidence. "There's no amount of evidence or data that will change somebody's mind. "The more data you present a person, the more they doubt it ... Once you're committed, especially behaviorally committed or financially committed, the more impossible it becomes to change your mind."
Asked by Samirah - Sat Dec 6 00:33:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This is semantics. While there is no amount of data that can change one's opinion on a "conspiracy theory".. there's also no amount of relevance that can change their mind. That's the tricky thing about theories. They don't have to be based on fact for it to be true to the beholder of the opinion. It may not make a lot of sense to us, but it does to them. While it is important to them, I don't believe they become part of it. Unless they are obsessed with it.. like oh, say... Michael Moore. Flika - I think that is a sign that you are open to change. You are willing to see things from both points of view. The glass is neither half-empty, nor half-full for you. That can be a good thing!
Answered by Beth - Sat Dec 6 00:42:09 2008
Why does every major news story have a conspiracy theory?
Q. It seems that the Twin Towers being crashed into by aeroplanes isn't interesting enough in itself; so now a conspiracy theory has to be created to make the whole story more fascinating. Turn it into a TV documentary and everyone will want to watch it (this = lots of $). Surely all these conspiracy theories are exagerated/ bending the truth, just to create a more interesting news story that for some reason we are inclined to believe?
Asked by Tom - Sun Mar 18 18:06:07 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There will ALWAYS be a bunch of rejects who will come up with these crazy conspiracy theorist.
Answered by Krasus - Sun Mar 18 18:26:58 2007
Q. It seems that the Twin Towers being crashed into by aeroplanes isn't interesting enough in itself; so now a conspiracy theory has to be created to make the whole story more fascinating. Turn it into a TV documentary and everyone will want to watch it (this = lots of $). Surely all these conspiracy theories are exagerated/ bending the truth, just to create a more interesting news story that for some reason we are inclined to believe?
Asked by Tom - Sun Mar 18 18:06:07 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There will ALWAYS be a bunch of rejects who will come up with these crazy conspiracy theorist.
Answered by Krasus - Sun Mar 18 18:26:58 2007
Which is more reliable in the JFK assassination, the conspiracy or lone gunman theory?
Q. I'm doing a paper on the JFK assassination, and I've talked about the lone gunman and conspiracy theories, but I don't really know which one is the most reliable and could prove what really happened on the day of the assassination. Please help! :) Thanks.
Asked by Emiii (: - Wed Feb 18 07:24:58 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The lone nut theory is a non-starter. The conspiracy theory has many holes as well. But, consider this: Suppose that two separate plots happened to coincide. That's not as crazy as it seems. Several attempts were made or planned by different people on the occasion of the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, which started World War 1. If you've visited the Dallas location (which I have) you'll see that this was the perfect location for an assassination because the huge Lincoln car had to slow down as it took the turn, and the route of the planned presidential motorcade had been known for days before the event.
Answered by bloggersvilleusa - Wed Feb 18 08:12:53 2009
Q. I'm doing a paper on the JFK assassination, and I've talked about the lone gunman and conspiracy theories, but I don't really know which one is the most reliable and could prove what really happened on the day of the assassination. Please help! :) Thanks.
Asked by Emiii (: - Wed Feb 18 07:24:58 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The lone nut theory is a non-starter. The conspiracy theory has many holes as well. But, consider this: Suppose that two separate plots happened to coincide. That's not as crazy as it seems. Several attempts were made or planned by different people on the occasion of the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, which started World War 1. If you've visited the Dallas location (which I have) you'll see that this was the perfect location for an assassination because the huge Lincoln car had to slow down as it took the turn, and the route of the planned presidential motorcade had been known for days before the event.
Answered by bloggersvilleusa - Wed Feb 18 08:12:53 2009
Why do you believe the official conspiracy theory regarding 9/11?
Q. I have heard plenty of good, valid and scientific reasons why people don't believe the official conspiracy theory regarding 9/11 (the one about 12 crazy Muslims outsmarting the entire US air force). But I have yet to hear any good reasons as to why people support this theory. Have you actually read the 9/11 Commission Report, or are you just swallowing whatever your government feeds you without even looking into the facts? Which one do you belive more: Your government, or the laws of physics as established by Isaac Newton? Remember, no "pancake-theory" can explain a building (WTC 7) collapsing at free fall speed. So how do you justify your strong stance against the laws of gravity? And if the government told you the earth was flat,… [cont.]
Asked by Bannabein - Fri Mar 2 04:48:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The first response is the classic fire back of a wanna be debunker. People like that also believe in the theory that the government has given them. He can give you no more facts then he asks for himself so his response is null. I have read the 9/11 commissions report and it makes no mention of building 7 falling. The only study that does is the study released by NIST, which claims it doesn't know entirely if fire is what brought building 7 down. The fact that all 3 of those buildings in New York fell straight to the ground, and did not follow the path of least resistance, is reason enough for me to believe that something funny was going on that day. All 3 of those buildings had major damage on 1-2 sides but yet fell straight down. That… [cont.]
Answered by trevor22in - Fri Mar 2 05:59:33 2007
Q. I have heard plenty of good, valid and scientific reasons why people don't believe the official conspiracy theory regarding 9/11 (the one about 12 crazy Muslims outsmarting the entire US air force). But I have yet to hear any good reasons as to why people support this theory. Have you actually read the 9/11 Commission Report, or are you just swallowing whatever your government feeds you without even looking into the facts? Which one do you belive more: Your government, or the laws of physics as established by Isaac Newton? Remember, no "pancake-theory" can explain a building (WTC 7) collapsing at free fall speed. So how do you justify your strong stance against the laws of gravity? And if the government told you the earth was flat,… [cont.]
Asked by Bannabein - Fri Mar 2 04:48:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The first response is the classic fire back of a wanna be debunker. People like that also believe in the theory that the government has given them. He can give you no more facts then he asks for himself so his response is null. I have read the 9/11 commissions report and it makes no mention of building 7 falling. The only study that does is the study released by NIST, which claims it doesn't know entirely if fire is what brought building 7 down. The fact that all 3 of those buildings in New York fell straight to the ground, and did not follow the path of least resistance, is reason enough for me to believe that something funny was going on that day. All 3 of those buildings had major damage on 1-2 sides but yet fell straight down. That… [cont.]
Answered by trevor22in - Fri Mar 2 05:59:33 2007
Are there any good conspiracy theory documentaries/books?
Q. I've always thought conspiracy theories were interesting because it opens your mind to other possiblities and makes you think about how what they've said could actually work. Are there any good documentaries or books about any conspiracies that the answers community could recommend? Any conspiracy, I'm interesting :D
Asked by Marcus - Sat Oct 17 20:40:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cults, Conspiracies and Secret Societies by Arthur Goldwag
Answered by unknown - Sat Oct 17 22:55:50 2009
Q. I've always thought conspiracy theories were interesting because it opens your mind to other possiblities and makes you think about how what they've said could actually work. Are there any good documentaries or books about any conspiracies that the answers community could recommend? Any conspiracy, I'm interesting :D
Asked by Marcus - Sat Oct 17 20:40:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Cults, Conspiracies and Secret Societies by Arthur Goldwag
Answered by unknown - Sat Oct 17 22:55:50 2009
What is your opinion on Princess Diana's Death and the conspiracy theory?
Q. I am doing some research on her and would like to her your opinions on the topic. What do you think of Diana? What do you think happened in the tunnel? What do you think of the conspiracy theories? The main conspiracy theories are: She faked her death, She was murdered by MI5 / MI6 on order of the Royal Family, The target was to get rid of Dodi,
Asked by SmileyFacesXD - Fri Oct 2 06:50:58 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She died from 'wrong' associations. And that association was a richy with a drunken driver.
Answered by MK6 - Fri Oct 2 06:53:58 2009
Q. I am doing some research on her and would like to her your opinions on the topic. What do you think of Diana? What do you think happened in the tunnel? What do you think of the conspiracy theories? The main conspiracy theories are: She faked her death, She was murdered by MI5 / MI6 on order of the Royal Family, The target was to get rid of Dodi,
Asked by SmileyFacesXD - Fri Oct 2 06:50:58 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. She died from 'wrong' associations. And that association was a richy with a drunken driver.
Answered by MK6 - Fri Oct 2 06:53:58 2009
Flat earth men did not walk on moon, what is your favorite conspiracy theory and why, here are a few?
Q. The government or covert societies are out to get us with the words, ah yea conspiracy theory! The moon is made from cheese. There are aliens and more Americans believe in these than Jesus. There are Reds under the bed, dont shoot til ya see tha whites of their eyes. Pinkos, did ya here da one bout say yo aint wanna dem? And basically is the pope a catholic well of course he is, isnt he? yea.
Asked by HerbalPhil Wellness Warrior! - Sun Nov 16 00:51:58 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fluoride in toothpaste is made for nuclear waste... chlorides and fluorides reduce our brain activity and makes us passive... no one has been to moon... earth is oval... all presidents are selected rather elected...All presidents and politicians are hand picked... you and me are poor citizens...this is not conspiracy
Answered by sandunes - Sun Nov 16 01:07:05 2008
Q. The government or covert societies are out to get us with the words, ah yea conspiracy theory! The moon is made from cheese. There are aliens and more Americans believe in these than Jesus. There are Reds under the bed, dont shoot til ya see tha whites of their eyes. Pinkos, did ya here da one bout say yo aint wanna dem? And basically is the pope a catholic well of course he is, isnt he? yea.
Asked by HerbalPhil Wellness Warrior! - Sun Nov 16 00:51:58 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fluoride in toothpaste is made for nuclear waste... chlorides and fluorides reduce our brain activity and makes us passive... no one has been to moon... earth is oval... all presidents are selected rather elected...All presidents and politicians are hand picked... you and me are poor citizens...this is not conspiracy
Answered by sandunes - Sun Nov 16 01:07:05 2008
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
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
What do you think is the biggest conspiracy theory?
Q. Please say why you think your theory is bigger and better than all other theories. At the end ill tell you all what i think is the biggest by far and why.
Asked by dogzrule - Mon May 18 17:51:21 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. JFK assassination
Answered by I'm awesome and you know it. - Mon May 18 17:59:53 2009
Q. Please say why you think your theory is bigger and better than all other theories. At the end ill tell you all what i think is the biggest by far and why.
Asked by dogzrule - Mon May 18 17:51:21 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. JFK assassination
Answered by I'm awesome and you know it. - Mon May 18 17:59:53 2009
Neo-con conspiracy theory shot down by the Supreme Court! How many neo-cons will start accusing the supreme ?
Q. court of being part of the conspiracy D W1 - Its been over for a long time, you just know it. See in order to make a case in court,, your claim must have legal merit, these claims do not.
Asked by mrlinuxguy - Mon Dec 8 11:21:35 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 83. What the hell kind of question is that?
Answered by uofmfan101 - Mon Dec 8 11:32:51 2008
Q. court of being part of the conspiracy D W1 - Its been over for a long time, you just know it. See in order to make a case in court,, your claim must have legal merit, these claims do not.
Asked by mrlinuxguy - Mon Dec 8 11:21:35 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 83. What the hell kind of question is that?
Answered by uofmfan101 - Mon Dec 8 11:32:51 2008
Who can tell me the biggest conspiracy THEORY pertaining to Christianity?
Q. Two conditions, please. No Atheists or Agnostics saying religion is a conspiracy in general. Nothing pertaining to Dan Brown's work. (Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, the Lost Symbol) Thanks.
Asked by Writer in Need - Mon Jun 15 12:13:15 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Illuminati. Their God is the Devil.
Answered by lyn1136 - Mon Jun 15 16:33:56 2009
Q. Two conditions, please. No Atheists or Agnostics saying religion is a conspiracy in general. Nothing pertaining to Dan Brown's work. (Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, the Lost Symbol) Thanks.
Asked by Writer in Need - Mon Jun 15 12:13:15 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Illuminati. Their God is the Devil.
Answered by lyn1136 - Mon Jun 15 16:33:56 2009
How do people actually believe the 9/11 conspiracy theory?
Q. Do people just believe that because they think the media and government lies about every single thing? I don't get it. It's the dumbest theory of all the conspiracy theories. I don't know who came up with it, but I can't believe there are people crazy enough and gullible enough to believe that government people planted explosives in the walls of the WTC buildings so that nobody noticed, patched the walls back up so nobody knew about it, and nobody smelled fresh paint, noticed anything funny goin on, etc. I don't think anybody would have been able to trick the entire world, not to mention the thousands and even millions of people that come in contact with the employees and buildings of the world trade center each year, month, week,… [cont.]
Asked by BMD - Tue Apr 24 02:49:12 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the reason people believe it is because it is the only logical explanation.. what the government says happened could not have happened..
Answered by ROSEY - Tue Apr 24 03:32:46 2007
Q. Do people just believe that because they think the media and government lies about every single thing? I don't get it. It's the dumbest theory of all the conspiracy theories. I don't know who came up with it, but I can't believe there are people crazy enough and gullible enough to believe that government people planted explosives in the walls of the WTC buildings so that nobody noticed, patched the walls back up so nobody knew about it, and nobody smelled fresh paint, noticed anything funny goin on, etc. I don't think anybody would have been able to trick the entire world, not to mention the thousands and even millions of people that come in contact with the employees and buildings of the world trade center each year, month, week,… [cont.]
Asked by BMD - Tue Apr 24 02:49:12 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the reason people believe it is because it is the only logical explanation.. what the government says happened could not have happened..
Answered by ROSEY - Tue Apr 24 03:32:46 2007
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Curbed : The New York City neighborhoods and real estate blog.
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