Mind Blowing Conspiracy Theories (That Turned Out to be TRUE)

We all love a good

conspiracy

theory, for most of us they are a form of absurd entertainment, we read stories about how we supposedly never made it to the moon and how the Earth is supposedly flat and then we laugh a lot at the people who did. they are. Dumb enough to believe these things, but what if we told you that not all

conspiracy

theories

are total nonsense and that for every queen who was actually a lizard person there is another who has some truth? You'd probably be quite surprised. I mean, how could we make such an outlandish claim?

Well, people are trapped in and out of their tin, because here are five conspiracy

theories

that actually

turned

out to be mostly

true

. No strange, enigmatic object crashed in the desert outside Roswell New. By propelling Dream Mexico into the annals of extraterrestrial law, the Air Force was quick to quell growing rumors that the object was not a saucer. flying but rather a mundane weather balloon, but this did little to quell them and soon the belief faded that it was actually an extraterrestrial UFO that crashed in Roswell and began to spread across the United States in the late 90s.

These rumors had taken deep root and had become a full-fledged conspiracy theory. UFO enthusiasts around the world became steadfast in their belief that the United States government was hiding the

true

nature of what happened in Roswell now, if we told them that indeed a UFO crashed in Roswell on that fateful day I mean, they probably wouldn't believe us, but what if I told them that a UFO crashed in Roswell that same day before you get too excited and start

blowing

up first. Contact Protocols You'll notice that we didn't say an extraterrestrial UFO there, so let me explain that the crashed object was later revealed to be a balloon part of the US is the Clandestine Arsenal during the Cold War, when As the nation sought every advantage in its delicate balance of power with the USSR, balloons equipped with top-secret detection technology were launched into the atmosphere to listen for possible nuclear tests carried out by the Soviets and well, it was one of those balloons that crashed in Roswell so technically, though it may not be what the term UFO brings to

mind

, as it is much more indicative of a spacecraft piloted by little gray men with an unhealthy penchant for probing your ass, technically an unidentified .

In fact, the flying object crashed a Roswell, which makes this conspiracy theory somewhat correct, but while this raises a question, the US military isn't exactly known for revealing its secrets. Any brave veteran of the assault on Area 51 could attest to that, so how exactly? We know all this, the answer can be found in the early 1990s, when a renewed sense of intrigue surrounding the Roswell accident was gripping the US and many groups were putting pressure on the US government. for comments; At the time, a representative of the New Mexico Senate lobbied the General Accounting Office to persuade the Pentagon to reject classified documents related to the Roswell incident, a request to which the US Air Force finally agreed in 1994. , publishing the results of its own internal investigation into the accident, according to this, it is most likely that the debris found near Roswell from one of the Mogul balloons that had not been previously recovered, given the time and location, the report surmised that this lost balloon subject to strong surface winds was the much speculated object that was planted on a ranch in 1947 and gave rise to the Roswell conspiracy.

The report's conclusion was further reinforced by a diary kept by one of the members of the Mogul project that also became public in the 1990s in which a note from June 1947 referred to a balloon that had never been recovered after the Mission. Interestingly, the report also addressed the alien question, rather disappointingly, it said that the Air Force had absolutely no record of such fines at Roswell unless, of course, that's exactly what they want you to believe, the report was false Designed to keep us in the dark, it wasn't you. I know if you're like me and you're thinking about upping your wallet game, then listen up because Ridge has something amazing in store for you.

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The world's problems is a bit of a tempting concept that provides an emotional scapegoat for the hopeless and, frankly, often boring realities of the world's problems, but don't throw away your tinfoil hat just yet because what if we told you? That in the deepest part of the world? In the Californian countryside, nestled among mighty redwoods, lies a 2,700-acre camp where the world's elites gather annually to discuss secret things and participate in pagan rituals. Indeed, this exists, ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to the Bohemian Grove Club. The club is no secret, in fact it has been discussed off and on for decades, but what is more elusive is the reality, as it is quite understandable that such a club, frequented by people performing such rituals, would have been the subject of much wild speculation over the years. so let's review what we know about it, but we are sure that Damian Grove is in fact an exclusive fraternity that counts among its members some of the most powerful men in the Western world.

It was founded in 1872 by a group of journalists, artists and musicians who were looking for refuge. of the hustle and bustle of the city live over time as club members began inviting guests, membership demographics changed, artists and journalists found themselves rubbing shoulders with business magnates, military commanders and politicians, including several US presidents, with notable members including George Bush Sr. and Ronald. Reagan, yes, despite the change in its membership, the club retained its bohemian spirit of reveling in musical theater and nature, much of the club's controversy comes from its highly secretive nature, members and their guests must adhere to the motto called "woven spiders don't come here, that is, they don't come here." What happens at the Grove stays at the Grove Journalists are also banned from the premises, ensuring that activities at the club remain largely hidden from public scrutiny.

Knowing this, you are probably wondering how we know anything about the club, and that is that as a result of infiltrations of investigative journalism and hidden footage, one of those infiltrators was Alex Jones and yes, Alex Jones, who managed to sneak in with a hidden camera in the year 2000, their footage revealed an enigmatic ceremony, the Cremation of Care, where members dress up in costumes and immolate an attention-grabbing Effigy Coffin before a huge owl statue, a spectacle apparently tied to a reference to the surrounding redwoods. The club's spokesman admitted the footage was authentic, but downplayed its significance as a traditional musical drama celebrating nature in summer.

Additionally, the information came from Spy magazine writer Philip Weiss. who in 1989 infiltrated the camp by posing as a guest for seven days, his exhibition inside Bohemian Grove is our main and really only source for a detailed understanding of what really happened there each year, documenting the peculiar and supposedly liberating ritual of Public urination practiced by the rich. and powerful assistants, he also documented plays where men play women, comedy shows, and lakeside chats with high-ranking officials sharing information that would otherwise not be disclosed knowing that all this is difficult to control the imagination. I really mean it's a forest full of elites from the Western world participating in everything.

Pretty strange kind of rituals. I mean, we wouldn't blame you for speculating and starting to connect the dots in your

mind

, but we must emphasize, as damning as it may seem on the surface, the evidence of major machinations occurring at the club has yet to surface. and the current evidence simply points to it being an extravagant camping holiday where the rich and powerful men of the world relive their college days, but there is still a secret society of the rich and powerful, so for our purposes the conspiracy has been proven throughout the annals of American history.

The events have proven as disturbing and momentous as Edward Snowden's Revelations about mass surveillance by the United States as the National Security Agency or NSA. For years, the public engaged in heated debates entertaining rumors and suspicions about the extent of NSA surveillance of gays. These Whispers were invariably dismissed as the paranoid ramblings of conspiracy theorists, their claims seen as too Orwellian to be true; However, in 2013 these accusations crossed the line between fantasy and reality, plunging the global community into an intense reckoning with the ethics of surveillance, privacy and security, this line was crossed by Edward. Snowden, a former NSA contractor who leaked a trove of classified documents to the public.

These documents exposed a chilling truth: the NSA had been conducting widespread warrantless surveillance of American citizens' bones and Internet activities. The echo of George Orwell's 1984 Big Brother resonated in this Revelation. leaving the world and dismayed by the prism scope of the clandestine operation project was one of the most controversial programs uncovered by the Snowden leaks. It allowed the NSA unrestricted access to the servers of nine major technology companies, including Google, Apple and Facebook. The agency was able to snoop on individual searches. history email content, file transfers and live chats, a level of access that amounted to a digital strip search, this intrusion was not limited to the borders of the United States, it extended to the poorest citizens and to governments that trampled diplomatic norms of respecting the sovereignty of other nations.

Another atrocious program code called X Key Score worked like a Google for private communications. The NSA could investigate people's email browsing history and other digital activities simply by entering their name or email address into the system. No court order was needed. It was as if every Internet user had unknowingly volunteered for an Orwellian nightmare, their every digital step scrutinized under the NSA's gaze. What followed the Snowden revelations was unprecedented turmoil. Freedom organizationscivilians. Privacy. Advocates and ordinary citizens around the world expressed their outrage demanding accountability and reform. of freedom and individual rights was put in an uncomfortable spotlight its reputation for upholding Democratic Values ​​is greatly in doubt despite the global outcry the US government's response was ambivalent while some recognized the need for a more balanced approach between national security and privacy others defended surveillance as essential to thwarting potential terrorist activity, Snowden exposed the world's most powerful intelligence apparatus, was charged under the Espionage Act and sought asylum in Russia.

The aftershocks of Snowden's actions continue to reverberate, forcing nations to grapple with the moral and ethical implications of mass surveillance. And for us, discarding the notion that mass government surveillance is a conspiracy theory once and for all, foreign conspiracy theories often come laced with a sense of intrigue, a pinch of disbelief, and an insatiable curiosity about the TRUE. One such theory revolves around the Gulf of Tonkin incident. catalyzed the Vietnam War simmering for decades in the public consciousness Skeptics argued it was a false flag operation, a bold and brazen acknowledgment that for years was casually ignored in the end, yet conspiracy theorists were vindicated , his paranoia

turned

out to be prophetic, everything goes back in time. until 1964.

When the American ships USS Maddox and USS Turner Joy reported an unprovoked assault in the Gulf of Tonkin by North Vietnamese naval forces, the incident quickly escalated into an international crisis and led to the Gulf Resolution. Tonkin that this seemingly indefinite mandate endorsed. by Congress gave President Lyndon B. Johnson the authority to deploy military forces to Southeast Asia as he saw a fragment that marked the official beginning of large-scale U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War, but the shadow of a doubt loomed heavily over this narrative. Claims of an unprovoked attack seemed dubious to skeptics, who surmised that the incident was fabricated to justify an unpopular war.

This theory was relegated to the margins of political discourse for decades and detractors were dismissed as fantastical conspiracy theorists. It all came to light in 2005, when the NSA declassified an internal study that revealed that the second reported attack in the Gulf of Tonkin had never actually been confirmed. Misinterpreted radar and sonar data seemed to have painted an inaccurate picture and Keen never let a good tragedy go to waste. The US government had used this as an excuse to escalate its role in the conflict. The NSA declassification revelations were not just a bombshell. for the public, but also for historians and political analysts who until then had accepted the official narrative by investigating the publication date of various reports and testimonies that corroborated it, also came to light later, for example, it was learned that Lieutenant Commander James Stockdale, a pilot flying cover for the USS Ticonderoga, on the night of the second incident, stated in his 1984 book that he did not see any enemy ships, to quote him.

I had the best seat in the house to watch that event and our destroyers were firing at phantom targets, there were no PT boats there. There was nothing there but sewage and American firepower. Additionally, former Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara in the 2003 documentary The Fog of War admitted that the attack had not occurred, thus permanently undermining the credibility of the Tonkin golf incident, vindicating the conspiracy theory of that it was in fact a false flag operation this deception had profound ramifications it meant that more than 58,000 American soldiers had lost their lives in a war justified by a lie it meant that the Vietnamese people who suffered casualties in the millions had to suffer during the war It dragged on for years more thanks to the subsequent enormous injection of money and materials from American men and again it all ended in a foreign lie.

July 2015 was a truly special day in internet history because it was the day that rather controversial internet personality Alex Jones proclaimed loudly and proudly that I don't like it when they put chemicals in the water that turned damn frogs gay. . Oh how we all laughed at the blatant absurdity of the claim presented to us, but what if we told you, ladies and Gentlemen who just for once like the proverbial Broken Clock that gives the correct time twice a day Alex Jones was actually onto something here, let me explain, you see the history of sexuality altering hormones making their way into our water supply, those simplified and twisted in Jones.

The narrative is rooted in reality. Consider the plight of our amphibian friends, frogs, in the wrong environment they can undergo dramatic physiological changes, even changes in their gender. This in itself is a completely natural phenomenon and not caused exclusively by exposure to particular chemicals in water, but he says that, in fact, it appears that certain chemicals that do reach the water supply through human hands can induce this been on particular breeds of frogs, but to Alex's disappointment, they can't find their way to the water. water through a far-fetched globalist conspiracy, but rather something much more mundane, simply the pills we take every day in his book Troubled Water activist Seth Siegel sheds light on the long journey that the chemicals in birth control pills take after the consumption like only our bodies.

It absorbs a fraction of the ingredients in the pills, most of it around 90 is excreted through urine or sweat. The expelled contents are infused with a synthetic estrogen called eu2 and then reach our wastewater plants. E2 is a final cream disruptor that has the potential to interfere with the reproductive system. hormones and development, particularly when consumed in excess or by sensitive populations such as infants. He goes on to explain that in total, more than 10 million doses of synthetic estrogen permeate America's wastewater every day, as a result of 15 million people regularly taking these pills, the plot thickens.

He further explains that despite the common assumption that dilution can solve this problem, even filtered waters reveal traces of many pharmaceutical compounds and further explains that residues of other drugs such as Prozac have surprisingly been detected in fish residing in the Great Lakes, in addition to estrogen in Rivers and lakes in the northeastern US, have caused male fish to develop female biomarkers, including ovaries; in extreme cases, exposure to ee2 has even led to decreased fertility. in crossed fish. Generations given these known effects in a less complex organism, a question might naturally arise: could humans? You will also be affected now, this question might have you running to Infowars to buy one of the water filters conveniently marketed by Alex, but if so, don't worry because we must make it very clear that scientific understanding of the possible implications for the human health remains incomplete and While we absolutely cannot say that everything is kushty or that there is any need to panic, we simply do not know for sure with the present research in response to scientific opinion.

Gap Siegel advocates for a proactive stance in which he says it's probably a prudent idea to make an effort to remove these compounds in water treatment plants, but we also shouldn't panic or even start considering something radical like banning these drugs. which billions of people rightly depend on every day and this brings us neatly back to Alex. Jones, who we initially credited with very carelessly bringing the situation to the public's attention, his statement was, if you remember, I don't like it, I'm putting chemicals in the water that turn the damn frogs gay. , we also said that this was kind of True, and in fact, it seems that if you squint really hard at the statement, it somehow transforms into an accurate description of reality, but we also need to emphasize the parts where who was wrong in the first place: these are not just frogs, but a whole range of aquatic species. animals, secondly, they're not turning them gay but rather changing their genders, and finally, it's happening significantly less than Alex's somewhat dramatic delivery would suggest, but you know, for such an outlandish, meme-heavy statement, neither We can't even get angry.

I'm just impressed that there is some truth to this, thank you.