Conspiracy Theory Analysis - Page 7
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The Bizarre Case Of Gareth Williams – The Body In The Bag!
On 23rd August 2010, the body of Gareth Williams was discovered, locked in a hold-all bag, zipped and locked from the outside, with the key found inside the bag and the bag itself in the bathtub. Despite it being a particularly hot summer, the heating in the apartment was turned up to full. All indications were Williams was the victim of foul play…
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- January 15, 2018
- September 28, 2021
- 6 min read
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More Classified Than The Atom Bomb – It’s All About Propulsion!
Bob Lazar is a controversial figure, of that there is little doubt. However, the information he has offered to the wider public is perhaps well worth listening to. Not least the reasons for the UFO secrecy. According to Lazar, the propulsion systems of these otherworldly craft is what keeps their existence such a secret. And if this is true, it is a good example of the rabbit-warren world of conspiracies, UFOs, and secret agendas…
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- January 13, 2018
- September 23, 2021
- 7 min read
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Ancient Wisdom, Ancient Astronauts, and New Age Masters: Theosophy and its UFO Legacy (Part 2)
Kevin Storrar (2017) If you haven’t already, you can read the first part of this series (part 1) here. Much of the teachings of Helena Blavatsky’s version of Theosophy centers on accessing the secret wisdom of ancient knowledge. One group that embraced aspects of Theosophy, extraterrestrial contact and an obsession with ‘ancient wisdom’ is the United Nuwaubian…
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- November 9, 2017
- July 19, 2020
- 14 min read
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Are The World’s Top Scientists Dying In Strange Circumstances?
Being a top scientist in your chosen field would not seem to be a vocation that would be regarded as particularly dangerous. However, since the early-2000s several of the world’s top scientific minds have met their ends either in suspicious circumstances, or in outright cold-blooded and targeted murder. And what’s more, nobody appears to know why. Or who might be next…?
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- November 9, 2017
- September 27, 2021
- 6 min read
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The Bone-Chilling And Mysterious Death Of Elisa Lam
The case of Elisa Lam is without a doubt one of the most chilling and mysterious of the twenty-first century. And is a case that is still unsolved with no apparent breakthrough anywhere in sight. Lam’s dead body was discovered in a sealed water tank just short of three weeks after she disappeared while on a “west coast trip” in Los Angeles, California. How she, or anyone else, managed to get on to the roof without tripping the security systems, or indeed, lift the heavy-duty industrial door to the water tank in just one of many dark enigmas surrounding this tragic death…
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- August 7, 2017
- September 28, 2021
- 8 min read
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The Highly Suspicious Death Of Pope John Paul I
Many researchers have highlighted inconsistencies in the sudden and mysterious death of Pope John Paul I in September 1978, only 33 days after taking the position – a position he hadn’t coveted, but one with which he planned to rid the Vatican of corruption and ties to secret societies whose own ideology was far at odds with its own. At least officially. The death of Pope John Paul I is not only suspicious, it is perhaps a window through which to see the true inner workings of the Vatican, at least for a time in the late-1970s…
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- August 5, 2017
- September 27, 2021
- 8 min read
The Black Knight Satellite And Strange Anomalies In Earth’s Orbit
Perhaps one of the most intriguing urban legends of space is the Black Knight Satellite, an apparent mysterious alien craft that discreetly orbits our planet for unknown reasons, at least according to some researchers. And what’s more, the stories behind the origins of the legends are equally as intriguing as claims of the Black Knight Satellite itself. Is there really an extraterrestrial monitoring device orbiting the Earth…?
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- July 14, 2017
- September 27, 2021
- 8 min read
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From Sun Worship to Alien Apocalypse: Theosophy and its UFO Legacy (Part 1)
Kevin Storrar (2017) Many modern day UFO sightings may be at least in part an adapted remnant of long established solar worship: mystical lights in the sky that represent a greater intelligence. It is certainly interesting to note that the most common reported shape of a UFO since the mid-1940s has been a circular disk; often they…
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- May 18, 2017
- July 19, 2020
- 13 min read
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Skinwalker Ranch: “The Strangest Place On Earth!”
In the small town of Ballard, Utah, sits Skinwalker Ranch, which itself resides within an area of the United States that is full of UFO activity, strange creatures, voices out of nowhere, and even the disappearance of family pets. The area is regarded by Native tribes as bizarre and otherworldly activity, while a researcher in modern times described it as the “strangest place on Earth”…
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- May 10, 2017
- September 28, 2021
- 27 min read
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The Hall Of Records And Proof Of Advanced Ancient Civilizations
The Hall of Records, much like other supposedly mythical places, has fascinated researchers into the esoteric wisdom of the antediluvian world for not just decades, but centuries. And what’s more, should its location ever be confirmed, it would hold evidence of such a world, as well as confirmation of Atlantis and the advanced civilization that inhabited it…
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- May 6, 2017
- September 26, 2021
- 4 min read
Maybe The Suicide Of Dr. David Kelly Should Face More Scrutiny
Dr. David Kelly, at least in the opinion of author, Jon E. Lewis, was “as much a victim of the war in Iraq as any soldier or civilian killed on the battlefield”. And it would seem, Lewis is not alone in that way of thinking. Officially, David Kelly took his own life by ingesting painkillers and slicing open his own wrists. Many believe the official story is a blatant cover up….
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- May 2, 2017
- September 26, 2021
- 8 min read
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The Iraqi Stargate Conspiracy – Nonsense? Or Required Questions?
There are lots of reasons to suspect that each of the Iraq wars were for vastly different reasons than those stated publicly. And while some of those reasons are quite probable, even likely, others are rather outlandish. That being said, there are plenty of people who strongly believe that at least the second Iraq invasion was down to the discovery of an ancient stargate, found decades previously…
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- April 23, 2017
- September 27, 2021
- 6 min read
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Was Dorothy Eady The Reincarnated Lover Of Pharaoh Seti I?
While it might at first be easy dismiss the claims of Dorothy Eady being the reincarnated, unknown lover to one of the most powerful pharaohs in ancient Egyptian history as absolute nonsense, the knowledge she provided to archeologists and Egyptologists working in the area was so accurate – and indeed at the time unknown – that her claims perhaps deserve a second look…
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- April 22, 2017
- September 28, 2021
- 7 min read
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The Vietnam War – UFOs, Reptilians, And Opium Stuffed Bodies!
The Vietnam war, like many other conflicts throughout history is littered with UFO sightings and accounts. They are also full of the darkest conspiracies of opium being stashed inside the dead bodies of US soldiers and smuggled back to the United States – all under the orders of the intelligence services. In fact, some claim the same is happening in Afghanistan and Iraq in the twenty-first century, and what’s more, the obtaining and controlling of such drugs markets is the reason for the US military presence in such parts of the world in the first place…
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- April 12, 2017
- September 23, 2021
- 5 min read
The Ark Of The Covenant – Is It Real, And Where Is It?
The fact that no one even knows whether the Ark of the Covenant even exists or not has not put off all manner of people and organizations from researching and attempting to locate the elusive relic. Many rumors exist as to where it might be. And all are as intriguing as the next. Just what was the Ark of the Covenant, is it real, and where might it reside today in our contemporary times…?
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- March 21, 2017
- September 27, 2021
- 8 min read