33 "Conspiracy Theories" that have Existed Since the Dawn of Man - Points

Conspiracies have existed since the dawn of man.  By definition, it only takes two people to conspire.

So, anyone denying that they exist is a shill or a dupe. Tell any judge or prosecutor that conspiracies do not exist, and they will laugh in your face.  They see them every day while doing their jobs.

So, for those deniers and doubters behold:  A compiled list of 33 "conspiracy theories" that turned out to be true, i.e. conspiracy FACT.  (33 has special significance so that irony is not lost on me.)

Even if you're too lazy to click on the story, ever hear of the Ides of March, the plot to assassinate Julius Caesar?  Did you see the movie Valkyrie, about a massive plot to assassinate Hitler?  Then there was our very own JFK assassination... when a POTUS was taken out in broad daylight during a major "parade," with Masonic symbolism AND numerology all over it.  Hundreds of eyewitnesses murdered in the wake of that one, and of course JFK's brain went "missing" from the National Archives.

You don't have to like them, but these facts do exist.  Too bad.

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    • If anybody can find Ben Long's official interpretation (i.e., the artist), please DO copy here. - sm (Views: 297, 2018-02-12, 2:29 am)
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