@birdman, is a holiday dedicated to eating a bird the worst possible thing imaginable?
Is that a conspiracy theory or just a fact, there was no other reason to include a photo. Wasn’t their excuse so that they could use it for your student ID, bitch please you can do that the day of like any other normal place.
I’m still not completely sold on the moon landing.
The only thing that says we did is the completely impossible task of keeping it a secret. Outside of that if we wanted to go to the moon we should be able to go like next week yet somehow we can’t. I think something recently said we are going to miss our next target by years, but why? Like we supposedly got there using a fucking abacus, a car battery, and the computing power of an app controlled vibrator. Go to the moon now!
I’m trying to decide between Mimosas and Bloody Marys on Thursday.
Hungry
are there any good examples of things that were widely considered conspiracy theory that later turned out to be proven to be true?
12 Conspiracy Theories That Actually Turned Out to Be True
Dead Body Research
Tainted Liquor
First Lady Runs USA
Government Mind Control
Dalai Lama gets paid by the US
John Lennon spied on by..the US
US Government Spying on Citizens
Big Tobacco and Cancer
Gulf of Tonkin incident
Canada tries to invent Gaydar (lolwut)
and this is a good one:
Conspiracy: A secret society that rules the world—the Illuminati—and the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) are in cahoots.
The truth: We’re here to tell you that a link does, in fact, exist. Of course, that “link” is actually a hyperlink (i.e., an electronic link between two Internet sites). If you type Illuminati backward—Itanimulli—into a web browser, you will land on the NSA website. Click this link if you dare: Itanimulli.com. Rumor has it this elite society includes tons of famous personalities, actors, actresses, and performers. Meanwhile, the royal family is in a league of their own since there are 18 insane conspiracy theories about the royal family.