Conspiracy Theories

What’s a conspiracy theory you actually find believable?

“Glenn Beck.[27][28]

Chemtrails
Main article: Chemtrail conspiracy theory

A high-flying jet’s engines leaving a condensation trail (contrail)
Also known as SLAP (Secret Large-scale Atmospheric Program), this theory alleges that water condensation trails (“contrails”) from aircraft consist of chemical or biological agents, or contain a supposedly toxic mix of aluminum, strontium and barium,[29] under secret government policies. An estimated 17% of people globally believe the theory to be true or partly true. In 2016, the Carnegie Institution for Science published the first-ever peer-reviewed study of the chemtrail theory; 76 out of 77 participating atmospheric chemists and geochemists stated that they had seen no evidence to support the chemtrail theory or stated that chemtrail theorists rely on poor sampling.[30][31]”

“Korean Air Lines Flight 007
The destruction of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 by Soviet jets in 1983 has long drawn the interest of conspiracy theorists. The theories range from allegations of a planned espionage mission, to a US government cover-up, to the consumption of the passengers’ remains by giant crabs.[32]”

Wiki.

Can’t say I know one I think may be true.

Don’t know much about them.

These two I just looked up.

Cheers!!!

Nico

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Comments

6 responses to “Conspiracy Theories”

  1. it’s all suspect to me!

    1. Ahhhhhh right right! The moon landing for instance…..some say nein BUT jeez Louise! Oh! Did Elon land his rocket on the moon yet?

      1. i wish he’d go to mars and stay there

      2. Hahahaha Musk??? Why?? Ohhhhhhh right right, but he changed his tune no? He’s strictly space fun boring and weird robots and stuff?? No?

      3. Umm no. He’s a horrible human being

    2. Found it hea!

      The 8,800-pound SpaceX
      Falcon 9
      rocket
      booster
      plowed into the moon at 5,400 miles per hour on Aug. 5 after drifting through space for more than a year. The rocket, which was about 45 feet long and 12 feet wide, crashed with a force of nearly 3 tons of TNT.

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