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Mods - This was the only forum I thought I might get reasonable informed replies.
When I google to find info on politics or finance, I'm often directed to conspiracy theorists' websites. While some are interesting, others frightening, and a few hilarious, there seems to be more "conspiracy theories" now than ever before. I assume the internet and the availablity of information sharing coupled with lack of censorship is largely responsible for their growth and popularity. I was wondering what large-scale conspiracy theories were prevalent in the past (ie-before the internet). A few I can think of off the top of head: -The deaths of JFK, Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana, Bruce Lee -Crash of '29 -The purchase of world-changing patents and subsequent supression of development. (eg-oil companies buying and shelving patents on cheap renewable energy souces, or drug companies doing the same with cures etc.) -Roswell I'm more interested in theories that were prevalent in historical context rather than contemporary historians and researchers digging up new information on historical events (eg- The DaVinci Code, Battle of Hastings etc.) Could you please list any famous conspiracies from history? |
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