Top 10 Most Popular Conspiracy Theories
The most popular Conspiracy Theories that are talked about on the web and elsewhere.
The belief that the tragic events of September 11, 2001, were not the result of terrorist actions but rather a government-coordinated event for geopolitical gain is a prevalent conspiracy theory. Supporters argue that the government had ulterior motives such as justifying military action in the Middle East. I believe it. Too many things in the official report don't add up and eye witnesses tell a different story. Engineers have discussed how a commercial aluminum plane at that speed could not have penetrated that steel and concrete building. Many people who were there said that the plane they saw was a black military plane. Demolitions experts have explained how a structure of that magnitude and quality engineering could not have been felled without some sort of internal explosions, placed at strategic points (the four main support pylons, I believe). Well, plenty of people who were there heard explosions some time after each of the planes had crashed. And there are recordings of these explosions. Not that it takes a pro to see how perfectly the towers fell, like a controlled demolition. Warmongers. I hate our government. It's SO corrupt. I hope Trump can clean house.
Skepticism around the authenticity of the Apollo lunar mission posits that the United States falsified the 1969 moon landing to assert their dominance in the Space Race. Believers of this theory highlight perceived inconsistencies in the photographic and video evidence provided by NASA. The moon landing so obviously happened, it would have been nearly impossible to get the shots that we did in the sixties. We couldn't have gotten the lighting in a studio, the only way to have gotten the same images would have been to invent computer graphics decades ahead of its time, keep it from the public, get thousands of NASA employees to keep their mouths shut, convince multiple separate governments (including Russia, our space race rivals) to lie on our behalf, and let's not forget that the astronauts laid out retroreflectors on the lunar surface which we can see from earth today, so they would have had to get retroreflectors to the moon without actually going there. The shadows in the images are parallel, which is what happens when there is no atmosphere to filter the sunlight. Earth of course has an atmosphere making these shots impossible in a studio in the sixties, and get difficult today. As for the comment about rocket technology the Saturn 5 rockets they used could have taken humans to Mars if we still made them. Face it conspiracy theorists. It would be easier to put a man in the moon.
A theory questioning the official narrative of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963 suggests that it was the outcome of a broader, covert operation rather than an individual act. Conspirators are thought to range from organized crime syndicates to government agencies, such as the CIA. Although I think that Oswald didn't act alone, I do believe that it was not an inside job. LHO lived in Russia for a period of time. I think that the USSR told him to assassinate JFK. I think that he and another unknown shooter (Jack Ruby? ) I think that the US government eventually found out, and covered up for Russia, and pretended like they didn't know to prevent the start of World War 3, because the government believed that if the public found out, there would be an outcry to avenge the beloved Presidents murder.
I'm glad this one is at least top ten. But seriously, holocaust being made up is higher than this?! I didn't even know that was a conspiracy!
This should be top 3, everybody knows about this. Its idiotic to think that only one person shot jfk
A theory revolving around a covert group of elites, often linked to the Enlightenment-era Bavarian society, suggests that these influential figures secretly manipulate global events. Their alleged aim is to maintain control over governments, economies, and societal norms worldwide. Ughh! Dear lord this is the most annoying damn thing. Every single time something happens, it is the Illuminati. Terrorists crash a plane into the world trade center, Illuminati! A psychopath runs into a preschool and murders dozens of people, Illuminati! Another Malaysian plane goes missing, Illuminati! Obama wants to take away your guns, Illuminati! Oil prices are rising, Illuminati! Two men were kissing on television last night, Illuminati! My chip looks like a triangle, Illuminati! Illuminati this, Illuminati that! I am sick of it! How the hell is a tiny group of individuals, even individuals in positions of power, able to control every factor of every person's life everywhere and at any time. It would take millions of people willingly working within the Illuminati to get that big of a handle. Furthermore, it would just be impossible to cover up something that large for hundreds, possibly thousands, of years. The only reason this crackpot theory has survived is because some infantile people need a scapegoat to blame all their problems on because they refuse to blame themselves. Successful people admit their mistakes. Unsuccessful people blame others for their mistakes. Please everyone, stop blaming an organization of angry 16th century scientists complaining in their basements on the death of your dog, or your wife leaving you or your addiction to coffee or whatever! Furthermore, many people believe in the Illuminati because the theory gives the world a sense of order. One group controlling everything in the world and operating at the top of a hierarchy of slaves and brainwashed subjects makes the world seemed like a predictable and controlled experiment. But the truth is even scarier in real life, and people who believe in the Illuminati are terrified of admitting it. Nobody is in control. The universe is a chaos zone where anything, no mater how improbable, can happen. Throughout all of history mankind has created monsters to justify our oldest and most... more
The United Nations did not accomplish their goals of peace and security. 17 SDGs will never work because that's just too many promises. George HW Bush failed. The satanic New World Order government will fall. The military industrial complex is built on bloodshed, turmoil, and greed.
This will happen. World trade is a sign it can happen.
Martial law the mark of the beast the anti Christ the rapture I could go for days
Suspicion surrounding a U.S. Air Force facility located in Nevada proposes that the site houses alien life forms and technology. This theory traces its roots back to a reported UFO incident in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947 and is fueled by the government's classified activities and high security at the facility. Everyone talks about aliens but it's definitely something a lot more sinister.
We need some aliens to do something about these world leaders. WW3 threats.
Area 51 does exist! But no aliens... Sorry.
The notion that scientists and governments worldwide are fabricating or exaggerating the severity of climate change for personal or political gain is a controversial theory. This stance conflicts with the vast majority of the scientific community, which recognizes the substantial impact of human activities on global warming. Usually, climate changes take thousands or even millions of years to occur. However, in the past 20 years, the temperature of the earth has been rising at an unprecedented rate. Some countries refuse to accept it because their economies are built upon pollutive industries and some people refuse to acknowledge it because they are too lazy to make the necessary changes, but it's happening.
Global warming is and isn't a hoax, the earth was warming about 15 years ago, a report last year showed that earth was cooling again and had been for about 10 years. So it is a lie! Earth heats and cools, get over it!
Global warming is defiantly happening. You were cold today? That's weather. Not climate. That is why the media only report on global warming during the cold season.
The unfounded belief that the genocide of six million Jews during World War II is a fabrication or gross exaggeration is a deeply offensive and historically discredited conspiracy theory. Proponents of this theory, known as Holocaust deniers, often use it as a means to further anti-Semitic ideologies. This kind of conspiracy makes me angry. Arthur Jones said "biggest lie in history" "no evidence." There is a lot of evidence and people call it "propaganda". Lots of evidence and real photos and documents. How did the Auschwitz come about then? How did Anne Frank die then?
This theory makes me so angry. It happens and it was awful, many people died, including some of my ancestors. It's very upsetting
Some people actually believe that Jewish leaders masterminded the holocaust so the west would grant them the state of Israel so they could enslave and exterminate the Palestinians and create a world government. Did I mention that most people who believe this "theory" are Palestinian?
The bizarre belief suggests that a famous member of The Beatles died in an automobile accident in 1966 and was secretly replaced by a doppelgänger to prevent a public outcry. Proponents point to purported hints in the band's music and on their album covers as evidence of the alleged cover-up. I'm starting to believe I was replaced too. Looking at my old photos I looked very different, and each time mother tells me to "go to bed", I'm pretty sure it sounds like "get the heck out of my house you lil' piece of crap" backwards. For whatever reason, people don't believe me because it's "highly unlikely" to find someone who looks just like me and acts and talks the same way I do. Rubbish! I'll update you if something turns up.
This was the most irritating thing ever, but I can't stop reading about it. Like, you can't just replace a legend! Plus, is replacement DIED in 2011, and he still is making performances
Listen the Illuminati told John to say "Bigger than Jesus."
The Illuminati ended The Beatles.
The Illuminati killed John and George. (and the others who used to be in The Beatles but I can't remember their names)
The claim of an unknown creature, often described as a marine dinosaur, residing in a large body of water in the Scottish Highlands has intrigued many. Despite numerous alleged sightings and images, none have been scientifically confirmed, leaving its existence highly disputed. There are a ton of ideas about what people actually saw, it probably wasn't some other worldly monster, but many real animals could give the impression. Anything from outlandish theories about dinosaur age creatures to a group of dolphins swimming in a line giving the impression of a sea serpent. The Koch Mess Monster is less of a conspiracy and more of a myth. What we've learned about ancient myths is that most of them began with at least a small portion of truth, and then spiral into something crazy.
I don't really think this is a conspiracy theory. It hasn't been proven or not. This is simply a question of does the Loch Ness Monster exist or not, there have been various sightings, and photo's but how can you tell if it is a hoax or not? Same way people question Big Foot.
The Loch Ness Monster if it was real it would be dead. The earliest report was in 565 AD in the sixth century.
The belief that the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in 2012, in which 26 people were killed, was a staged event intended to promote stricter gun control laws is a widely debunked conspiracy theory. Proponents often argue that crisis actors were employed to simulate the tragedy. It is actually on the stupidest conspiracy theories page.
The unfounded theory that Israel provides support to ISIS, an extremist group they are in fact actively opposed to, is an example of disinformation often used to fuel anti-Israel sentiment. This claim ignores the geopolitical realities of the Middle East and the adversarial relationship between Israel and ISIS. Never heard this before, but it wouldn't surprise me whatsoever.
Questions around former U.S. President Barack Obama's place of birth proliferated during his presidential campaign and tenure. Despite Obama releasing his birth certificate confirming his birth in Hawaii, some continued to falsely assert he was born outside of the United States, thereby questioning his eligibility for the presidency. This isn't really a conspiracy, but it isn't a fact, we may ever know. It's just that you would think that if he was American born, he would show his birth certificate and not try to get around it. Its really just a question, if its ever proven one way or the other, then we'll know. I don't really care, I didn't vote, who cares, how is proving a conspiracy going to solve any problems.
This is the dumbest conspiracy ever. Obama was born in Honolulu, Hawaii which is in the USA, which makes him American-born. I even heard one that Hitler actually went to Kenya and ended up fathering Obama there. laugh out loud! This is bull because if Hitler was his dad he would be called Barack Hitler. If he wasn't born in America he would never be President.
Well his Mother was American, and his father was from Africa, but his parents had a divorce, and Obama's mother had a stepdad from Indonesia and he,his mother,younger sister, and Stepdad lived in Indonesia. Until Obama's Mother sent him to his grandparents in Honolulu, because Indonesia turned out to be a 3rd world country, and had crappy education. So, he is American, and has lived in places outside of America, (Excluding Hawaii), so that probably made people think that he wasn't American, or his name. Or people think Hawaii is a country. So…
Yep. And people still today tell that. Some say that he is Jack Crooner now. But he's dead.
He might be a zombie already though. Who wants to listen to Thriller?
He really did, look it up, there was a citing of him at a foreign hotel.
An experiment where they try to get mind control, and their subjects are people they pulled out of the streets. Pretty creepy.
Not a conspiracy theory anymore. It was all confirmed by the CIA.
Muse once again
The assertion that extraterrestrial beings were responsible for the construction of the Egyptian pyramids posits that humans of the time did not possess the knowledge or tools necessary for such feats of engineering. Despite the intrigue of this theory, archaeological evidence supports the conclusion that the pyramids were indeed built by human hands. Did they also do the mummifying?
The assertion that HIV/AIDS was deliberately created by humans, potentially for purposes of biological warfare or population control, is a contentious theory. This idea often places blame on various entities, including the U.S. government or pharmaceutical companies, but lacks scientific support. Sorry, to hear that, but it seems a pointless statement to make, considering the topic.
The idea that the world was set to end or undergo a dramatic transformation on December 21, 2012, due to the conclusion of a cycle in the ancient Mayan calendar, gained notable traction. Despite widespread fear and speculation, the prophesied apocalypse did not occur. I know the world actually was destroyed at 21-12-2012 and the Illuminati covered it up!
The Mayans couldn't have actually predicted this, because they also had plans for years way after 2012.
And nope. Didn't happen. Big surprise there.
There is lots of little evidence that adds up but isn't "concrete" because there isn't one big piece. But remember, there are two ways to build a snowball. You can grab a hunk of snow from the ground, or you can slowly combine little pellets of snow to form one. This theory is definitely of the latter, but that doesn't make it untrue. There is a lot of evidence, such as him having an unusually heavy tomb or a helicopter flying from Graceland the night of his death. Sooner or later, these can't just be coincidences and perhaps are, in fact, true. Yeah, yeah, maybe he died before, but there is always a possibility that he didn't die when they said he did. Maybe, just maybe, he's STILL ALIVE.
@LegitGames: The "average life expectancy" doesn't mean everybody lives that long, retard. And 50? This isn't Zimbabwe haha
Ah. This conspiracy theory makes me chuckle all the time. The Queen A reptilian? Don't get me wrong she does some what remind me of an old horrible scaly lizard, I'm not her biggest fan. But to actually believe that humans crossed with reptile hybrids. That is just retarded and dumb.
Yes, all of the world leaders and wealthy corporate schmucks are reptilian aliens. And I'm a purple dotted bisexual hippopotamus currently playing Half life 3 at Guantanamo bay.
Reptiles from space bent on destroying the world. What is this, a sci-if movie?
They don't think he's still alive. A Brazilian woman claims that he escaped and fled to South America, moved to a small town in Brazil, went by the name Adolf Leipzig, and died at age 95. There is a photo of him, and its too grainy to see his face.
Ever heard of the sitcom Only Fools and Horses well before WW2 the man who played the grandad met Hitler some stage thing and if he knew what would happen he would have shot Hitler dead.
I'd say, the probability that he'd died of old age by now, is extremely likely. He'll be celebrating his 127th birthday next April (2016).
An outlandish claim suggests that individuals with red hair are not human but extraterrestrial in origin. This baseless theory, often associated with online humor and myths, speculates that their unique hair color and alleged 'otherworldly' traits indicate a non-human lineage. So you're saying my brother's girlfriend and her parents are aliens? I swear, if I ever meet the guy that made this...
My mom's an alien? Jerks who made this up..,
This isn't a theory, it's a weird lie.
The claim that George Washington was not the first U.S. President suggests that the title should instead go to the presiding officers of the Continental Congresses or the Articles of Confederation before the Constitution was ratified. While Washington was indeed the first President under the U.S. Constitution, this theory argues for a broader interpretation of the role. Washington wasn't the first President. The first president was John Hanson, he was pretty much erased from history though.
The history goes like this: just after the American Revolution, when the Declaration of Independence was written (1776, 4th of July). But the war with the United Kingdom did go on until 1783. Washington was a general in the war until then. During the time (between 1776 to 1783) there was around eight presidents. They were each President for one year each.
But in 1783 when Washington returned from the war, the constitution of the congress was re-written. Now the president should be elected each fourth year instead. It was at this time George Washington became the president of the United States.
All other presidents before him was seen as "Presidents of the Continental Congress" and not as real presidents. So George wasn't the real first president of the USA, just the first first president of the new congress.