Conspiracies

CERN is actually researching time travel.

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>>19375884
I knew it. That means steins gate was soft disclosure.

El Psy Kongroo

>>19375884
DELET!

>>19375814
What if the united states government was involved in a vast conspiracy to colude with telecommunication companies and internet service providers, and banks to trace the actions of its own people and actually spy domestically with nearly unlimited funds and little public oversite? With little decernable insight into they're intentions?

>>19375814
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9wI14OVwco

>>19376696
We'd probably have smart phones and security cameras everywhere

>>19375814
Area 51 is the distraction, when will people quit looking at the light show and look for the real shit

>>19378311
>>19375814
>51
Did they just choose a number at random, or are there 50 other areas?

I find it funny how these used to be actually serious and are now more like deliberate fiction for entertainment purposes. Or like something you collect to show off in what absurd and numerous theories you believe in because you're "woke af".
I bet the real conspiracy theorists think all these fake theories and the whole new culture around them was put in place to discredit them.

That's my contribution btw.

>>19378313
Probably not random and there are probably more than 50 secret bases but I doubt they named them numerically.

Probably something to do with zones or some such

>>19378324
>zones or some such
That would make sense.

>>19375884
They obviously never succeed. As far as I know the only success was a single man who wore sweet ray bans and maybe the greys.

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Their are monoliths, artifacts and old alien on moon and mars as well as the moons of mars.

Same could go for other moons around other planets in our solar system.

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>>19378639
*old alien bases on the moon

>>19378639
That looks like the helmet from Prometheus

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>>19378667

>>19376696
Delete this right now.

>>19378315
>all these fake theories and the whole new culture around them was put in place to discredit [real conspiracy theorists]
there are witnesses who claim exactly this kind of shit has been going on since at least the 60s by fbi and cia. for instance, most of the major "area 51/government ayys" info leaks have been traced back to known cia disinformation agents

>>19378639
>no rock has ever looked similar to a skull in a low resolution photo

JFK assassination theories are deliberately circulated and publicized in media for the express purpose of preventing citizens from believing they could assassinate a perceived oppressor with the means available to them.

"Two hundred and fifty feet. He was two hundred and fifty feet away and shooting at a moving target. Oswald got off three rounds with an old Italian bolt action rifle in only six seconds and scored two hits -- including a head shot. [...] Those individuals showed what one motivated marine and his rifle can do."
FMJ

>>19375814
airlines is satanists

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKRKfipinJM

>>19375814
Listen I don't really think that the gov is hiding aliens from us and I don't think aliens are hiding from us

But I'm not completely against the idea
But I will say one thing

If the government has them it's not in Area 51
There are places a lot more secretive than Area 51

>>19382216
Just adding on here why I don't believe that or the majority of conspiracies for that matter

I believe that the conspiracies we know and love are made to take the public eye off the things real conspiracies should be about

>>19380416
That's a pretty good theory

>>19380416
A motivated marine already knows what his rifle can do, nice try tough.

>>19375814

China sends Chinese immigrants to America to drive slow which also slows down the American economy

>>19375884
That's true though, sending a particle backwards in time is a theoretical experiment that can be achieved

The United States don't want to accept that they lost the precense in their airspace so the lost the twin towers, so they decided to make a conspiracy theory to make año this bunch oficina faggots believed that they made the bloody accident so they attacked the ass end of middle East.

>>19378651
>>19378639
Disinformation. These are fakes for sheep.

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>>19375814
Vladimir Putin Orchestrated the 1999 Moscow apartment bombing to facilitate his rise to power.

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>>19382864

Best post in this thread. We can never know what is true from government sources because they are so many leaks that are pure disinformation. It's likely some of it is true, but we can't parse it out from the false things so easily. It will be a murky mess until the citizens do what the government did themselves.

>>19375884
How you can travel a made up concept

>>19376696
No one would ever believe something so ridiculous!

>>19382259
YEAH BRO SEMPER FI BRO THE ONLY TIME WE MISS IS WHEN WE MISS THE POINT AM I RIGHT

>>19382504

We already have particles that naturally flow backwards in 'time' it's called anti-matter

>>19383701
time is a made up concept that doesn't exist?

>>19382259
You must be a Marine, your reading comprehension isn't too good.

>>19382303
You're not that far off of the reality.
The Chinese are infiltrating real estate markets and buying American land. If a major catastrophe hits most land will be directly owned by Chinese citizens with no allegiance to America.

Planning on doing a roadtrip to a lot of US conspiracy-oriented places when I EAS, so I have a bunch of bookmarks saved that I'm going to plug into google earth soon; Most relate to 1990s anti-government conspiracies, mostly because I think this was one of the most interesting subcultures in the States

>Timothy McVeigh had an accomplice, was planning to stay at a Nazi compound (Elohim, iirc) in Oklahoma that's still there today
>Waco and Ruby Ridge were largely covered up; RR was a psychotic sniper snapping and killing the guy's family, and when the same thing happened in Waco, they tried to kill everyone (same sniper was there, too)
>The whole "underground base" in the southwest at Dulce is misinformation; In the Atomic Golden Era, we tested a nuke underground on an Indian reservation to see "if we could use it for mining." It was one of three unsuccessful tests, and I think they ACTUALLY did this to test long-term effects on slightly irradiated groundwater in the reservation. The underground alien base conspiracy was promoted to explain the shady military presence and to discredit any actual wrongdoing
>The Govt. gave Lt. Col. Bo Gritz orders to rescue POWs in the Golden Triangle so they could look good on tv; When Gritz entered Burma and talked to a general who explained the government was using POWs from Vietnam to harvest "800 tons of heroin, yearly," (he has this on tape), the government shut him down, charged him with having a false passport, and denied they ordered him - issuing a gag order because Gritz produced the orders
>William Cooper was killed because he knew too much, and predicted 9/11 months before it happened, even saying they would blame Bin Laden. He said he feared for his life, and warned that if he died mysteriously, it wasn't his own doing. He died in a shootout with sheriffs for tax evasion, a story I don't believe, in the aftermath of 9/11 while attention was elsewhere

The list goes on and on

>>19378651
Buzz Aldrin keeps talking about this, he says it's there.

>>19375884
Isn't this not a secret though? I'm obviously no astrophysicist but doesn't travelling at ludicrous speeds cause time travel, in the sense it passes differently for those travelling at different speeds? Like in Interstellar, or that episode of the Twilight Zone where the astronaut returns to Earth like 50 years later but he hasn't aged at all?

>>19386686
Some more

>Michael Hastings emailed his colleague something to the effect of, "Holy fuck, breaking news, the world won't believe it! I have to lay low." Later that night his car drove full speed and wrapped around a tree, while another car was seen tailing close behind (never identified.) He was working on a story about the NSA, the CIA, and had proposed that cars could be controlled remotely
>Gary Webb, who broke a lot of the stories about the Contras and US drug trafficking, was murdered. He had two shots to the head but it was ruled a suicide, what the fuck
>Stephen Ivens was murdered; Former FBI agent in charge of security, he tried to hand info to a Russian diplomat, shouting "They're all insane!" and warning of a plot. he was rushed by security, the Kremlin published a report, he went missing for 51 days followed by the biggest CA manhunt. He was found a quarter mile from his home, decomposing 50 feet behind a church. His colleague, who worked on the case of a Yemeni bomb maker and reported that the US was helping him, was arrested for illegal porn. Same guy had top secret security briefings, but his email was "pedodave"
>TWA 800 was accidentally downed in a military drill; A naval missile that was supposed to lock on to a drone near the JFK airport was lost in the jamming signal, diverted and struck the hull. Someone smuggled out samples of the rear seats, where the decompression happened, and brought them to a lab which said it was rocket fuel, not jet. This person was jailed for some terrorism-related stuff, and the book (Downing of TWA800) is out of print
>Muslims of the Americas, which maintains closed compounds in the states close to power plants, is a Gladio-esque splinter cell group; They are often heard training with explosives and automatic fire

These are the juicy ones, plenty of other weird stuff

>>19378306
Yeah and wireless connecting tvs, cars and appliances

>>19383025
That's ridiculous even for Putin

>>19378313
>>19378324
Grid reference