I Find Conspiracy Theories Interesting

If you find conspiracy theories interesting at all you will enjoy Jenna and Juliens podcast on them. I believe they have up to four now. Here's a link to one. :)

https://youtu.be/8HgtNwy9CQI

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pianoplayingsteve · 31-35, M

I love all conspiracy theories, but at the same time I hate the term "conspiracy theorist". From a small age, I'd devour books to learn as much as I can, and I knew that keeping an open mind and thinking outside of the box really expanded your knowledge, so it was only natural I'd start reading into conspiracy theories. It started with UFOs. Personally, I see the term "conspiracy theorist" being used by idiots or insecure people against those of us who want to question the world around them. If you look at the criteria for what makes something a conspiracy theorist, you'd find that any scientist with a revolutionary idea would be a conspiracy theorist.

greenmountaingal · 70-79, F

@pianoplayingsteve Bravo! Excellent comment. Those people willing to ask questions and check things out get labelled crazy or adolescent.

Do you know how many people have screamed at me and ridiculed me for stating that the CIA brought about MLK's assassination? And yet it's a fact and it's even on the CiA website!

pianoplayingsteve · 31-35, M

@greenmountaingal A lot of things ignorant non thinkers, disengaged from reality hidden in their depressing unquestioning bubble, think don't exist or didn't happen are often well documented by very official or respected sources. The amount of UFO reports, fantastic reports, are listed numerously in military records, for example. A president of the US apologised for MK Ultra, another 'conspiracy' up until that point.

greenmountaingal · 70-79, F

@pianoplayingsteve Another example: For over 15 years, presidents (such as Geo. Bush elder & younger) and other political figures laughed at and denied that UN Agenda 21 was real. They kept calling it a paranoid conspiracy theory. When they could no longer deny it, they switched to saying the US was not a signatory...another lie.

pianoplayingsteve · 31-35, M

@greenmountaingal Anyone that thinks that simply because they live at the time they do, that they can have a tv, iphone etc then there must not be corrupt elites are sickeningly ignorant. It is also strange that the roswell crash was explained with three different lies.