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	Conspiracy theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Such conspiracies are crimes in most nations, and one can be prosecuted on the basis of conspiring to commit an illegal act or being part of a network that was engaged in doing so, or even, sometimes, for knowing about a conspiracy and failing to act to oppose it.
		Conspiracy theory recasts complex or meaningless historical events into relatively simple morality plays, in which bad people are the cause of bad events, and good people face the relatively simple task of identifying and defeating them.
		There are Christian conspiracy theorists who believe that the governments of the world are already starting to unite as a single power under the influence of the New World Order, which will bring about the apocalypse and the reign of the anti-Christ as predicted in the Book of Revelation in the Christian Bible.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Conspiracy_theory (5312 words)

	Debunking Conspiracy Theorists Paranoid Fantasies About 911 Detract From Real Issues
		Asking any of these basic questions to a conspiracy theorist is likely to cause a sudden leap to the claim that we know that they were on board because they left a credit card trail for the tickets they had purchased and cars they had rented.
		At this point the mad but cunning eyes of the conspiracy theorist will narrow as they sense the corner that they have backed themselves into, and plan their escape by means of another stunning backflip.
		Conspiracy theorists fly into a curious panic whenever the Pentagon missile is mentioned.They nervously maintain that the plane was vapourized by it's exploding fuel load and point to the WTC crash as evidence of this behavior.
	www.rense.com /general34/fant.htm (3486 words)

	Will the Real Paranoids Please Raise Their Hands?
		When one dares to dig beneath the surface of governmental programs to reveal undisclosed purposes, he or she is usually met with charges of being a "paranoid" defender of "conspiracy theories." More often than not, such an accusation silences the questioner, as it is designed to do.
		I, for one, gladly admit to the embracing of any conspiracy theory for which there is credible evidence.
		Conspiracy theories abound in our society, and are widely accepted,.
	www.lewrockwell.com /orig/shaffer8.html (1166 words)

	Conspiracy Theorists
		Everyone has heard, and has probably used the term "conspiracy theorist," and the fact of the term being in common use, also indicates that we generally agree on what it means.
		The common perception is that someone who is labeled a "conspiracy theorist" is suffering from some type of psychological disorder, and that label is usually applied to people by our government, and our news media.
		After the government releases an explanation of a particular event, a conspiracy theory is only born because evidence exists to disprove their explanation, or at least call it into question.
	www.rense.com /general61/dwe.htm (1294 words)

	Grist for the Conspiracy Theorists
		Conspiracy theorists argue that the British Chancellor is a lap-dog of the US Treasury.
		Simple, say the conspiracy theorists, it was an opportunity to talk down the Gold price, and as a lap-dog of the US Treasury, he did so, simply following orders and doing what he was told to do.
		And that is the intent of this article, according to the conspiracy theorists.
	www.fgmr.com /grist.htm (1404 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: Conspiracies, Cover-Ups and Crimes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		The point is not that this is the secret history of the world order, but, as he writes, "civilization is a conspiracy against reality." In order for the world to run smoothly, and for us to be "normal" participants, Vankin argues, we have to accept a lot of things on faith.
		Conspiracy theorists refuse to do that, and consequently are usually dismissed as mentally unbalanced.
		The first section examines a cross-section of the theorists themselves; from the flaky personalities capitalizing on the public's need to know, to the ordinary people (like you or I) that find themselves sucked into the realm of the unbelievable, the unexplainable, and the unavoidable.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1881532097?v=glance (669 words)

	Illuminati Conspiracy Archive: ConspiracyArchive.com
		All influential people who were trapped to come under the control of the Illuminati, plus the students who had been specially educated and trained, were to be used as agents and placed behind the scenes of all governments as experts and specialists.
		As antiquity gave way to modern history, the religious power structure shifted to an autocracy of the knowable, or a 'scientific dictatorship.' Subtly and swiftly, the ruling class seized control of science and used it as an 'epistemological weapon' against the masses.
		The history and background of this "scientific dictatorship" is a conspiracy, created and micro-managed by the historical tide of Darwinism, which has its foundations in Freemasonry.
	www.conspiracyarchive.com (1893 words)

	The Questions Conspiracy Theorists Need To Ask Themselves - Right Wing News (Conservative News and Views)
		Who the conspiracy theories pick out of the bunch and try to assign sinister motives to in situations like that usually says more about the conspiracy theorist than the person or group they target.
		When these things inevitably happen, conspiracy theorists tend to seize a handful of inconsistencies and try to prove that there's a cover-up or conspiracy happening.
		There have been conspiracies that have turned to be true before so this one could be true as well!" Yes, there have been conspiracy theories that panned out, but very, very, few of them.
	www.rightwingnews.com /john/conspire.php (979 words)

	CTRL: The Conspiracy Theory Research List
		A conspiracy theorist is a modern day heretic.
		Conspiracy research customarily delves into questions of evil motives and agendas.
		Lyndon LaRouche has his take on the conspiracy; A-albionic posits a power struggle between the Vatican and English Freemasonry; author John Daniel sees the conspiracy as a war between English and French Freemasonary.
	www.ctrl.org (419 words)

	Gerard Holmgren: Debunking Conspiracy Theorists
		But by this time the fruit loop is in full swing, as the conspiracy theorist tries to stay one jump ahead of this annoying and awkward rational analysis.
		They have to explain how the Arabs also engineered the elegant vertical collapse of both the WTC towers, and for this awkward fact the easiest counter is to simply deny that it was a controlled demolition, and claim that the buildings collapsed from fire caused by the burning kerosine.
		Conspiracy theorists fly into a curious panic whenever the Pentagon missile is mentioned.
	www.serendipity.li /wot/holmgren01.htm (3496 words)

	Debunking the Bilderberg Myth
		ADL has received inquiries about conspiracy theories regarding the Bilderberg group, a legitimate business entity with ties to Europe and America.
		Deriving its name from the Dutch hotel where it first met in 1954, the Bilderberg group is an actual, legitimate entity whose members consist of approximately 100 influential European and American figures in politics, business and academia who meet annually to discuss and advocate political, diplomatic and economic policies.
		Various far-right extremists and conspiracy theorists, however, charge that the group is a shadowy force seeking to control world events, exerting allegedly dominating powers of international influence to promote a "new world order" under their control.
	www.adl.org /rumors/bilderberg.asp (243 words)

	Blogcritics.org: Conspiracies!
		Paranoid fears of a worldwide Zionist conspiracy, first promulgated by the Russian secret police in the late 19th century, led directly to the Holocaust and quite a few problems that the Jews face around the world to this day.
		Conspiracy theories are often developed over time by some very clever people.
		Some conspiracy theorists are moody loners, but many fit comfortably into the everyday world.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/05/08/213417.php (1947 words)

	FrontPage magazine.com :: The Neoconservative-Conspiracy Theory by Robert J. Lieber
		It is a conspiracy theory purporting to explain how the foreign policy of the world's greatest power, the United States, has been captured by a sinister and hitherto little-known cabal.
		More to the point, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Powell, and Rice are among the most experienced, tough-minded, and strong-willed foreign-policy makers in at least a generation, and the conspiracy theory fails utterly to take into account their own assessments of American grand strategy in the aftermath of 9/11.
		Conspiracy theorists are also naive in expressing anxieties that the Defense Department may sometimes be at odds with State or the National Security Council over policy.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=7550 (1315 words)

	TCS: Tech Central Station - Egyptian Conspiracy Theorists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		While this penchant for conspiracy is written off to ignorance and poverty, in fact the conspiracies are engineered from the top and serve the purposes of
		Consider the statement (courtesy of MEMRI) of Dr. Dhiaa Rashwan, an expert on Islamic fundamentalism at the al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies: "This operation is the [work] of a security apparatus and the one who gained the most was Israel, and thus one should attribute [the operation] to Israel.
		Conspiracy theories foster what leading Egyptian liberal writer Tarek Heggy describes as, "a defeatist attitude that runs counter to pride and self-dignity and to the notion that nations, like men, can shape their destiny."
	www.techcentralstation.com /110304C.html (674 words)

	Conspiracy Theorists
		Fortunately, not all unexplained events become grist for the conspiracy theory mill: the Loch Ness Monster of Scotland or his smaller friend, Champ, of Lake Champlain, Vermont, USA are a couple of examples where a long-running theories doesn't seem to involve a nefarious conspiracy.
		Time and again, the conspiracy theorist is proven wrong (a good example is found at this web site where many so-called 'US Federal Reserve conspiracies' are debunked) but despite it all, the conspiracy theories continue to appear and reappear in slightly different guise.
		History is filled with such examples of conspiracy theorists and we need to only look at 1999 when there were daily raves from people about Bill Clinton going to establish martial law and the outspoken population rounded up and taken to prison camps.
	www.masonicinfo.com /conspire.htm (2012 words)

	Limpkinw.Com - Conspiracy Theorists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Ever noticed how conspiracy theorists say that if you do not have the same opinion as them and if you believe what the government says, that you are a sheep, and that you are blind to the truth.
		Well unless they are the ones that created the conspiracy theory, if they are just somebody that has been told it by someone else.
		Information about conspiracies can be found all over the net, with arguments of people saying certain theories are fake and arguments saying certain theories are true, either way both sides usually have a lot of "evidence" and they certainly make an interesting read.
	www.limpkinw.com /forums/showthread.php?p=67003 (737 words)

	ACL: Conspiracy Theories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		British experts on the conspiracy culture post their work at floodlight.org and they have compiled an interesting assortment of articles disproving every question Americans have asked in their Conspiracy Theory Index.
		Conspiracy theorists see dark forces behind tsunami disaster AP January 6, 2005.
		The British Center for Conspiracy Culture has many essays on "conspiracy culture." The British are publishing the definitive work (soon to become widely quoted by other British scholars), and just about everybody except the ACL is included in The Encylopedia of American Conspiracy Theories.
	nord.twu.net /acl/conspiracy.html (7181 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Today's issues \| Conspiracy theories
		And this week's revelation that she feared an arranged car crash would clear the way for Prince Charles to remarry has raised all the best conspiracy theories once more.
		The epicentre of the alien conspiracies crash-landed into Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.
		Though JFK theories would at least seem to be based on evidence and witness accounts, some conspiracy theorists need no such facts.
	www.guardian.co.uk /netnotes/article/0,6729,1067809,00.html (466 words)

	the Illuminati
		Another expositor on these hidden agendas and worldwide conspiracies is Jim Keith, who died on September 7, 1999, during surgery to repair a leg he injured at the Burning Man Festival.
		Cooper's "investigations" uncovered the usual conspiracies, although he also included some of the new ones such as the conspiracy to use AIDS to thin out the population of fls, Hispanics and homosexuals, a notion he put forth in a book called Behold a Pale Horse.
		There are enough real conspiracies to satisfy even the greatest Pollyanna that one's government and the extremely rich and powerful don't play by the same rules, if they play by any rules at all, as decent folk.
	skepdic.com /illuminati.html (2838 words)

	Conspiracy Theorists Inflame E-Voting Debate (washingtonpost.com)
		The "proof" cited by these theorists is campaign contributions by executives at several voting technology companies to various GOP causes.
		The problem, the theorists say, is that voting machines, once federally certified, cannot be altered.
		He dismissed the notion that there is a "cabal of nefarious folks [who] are working in concert to sway an election." No mainstream organization, media or otherwise, has been able to substantiate the conspiracy theorists' allegations about the 2002 Georgia election.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A39309-2004Sep21.html (491 words)

	Dark forces behind tsunami? : HindustanTimes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		Just 11 days after Asia's tsunami catastrophe, conspiracy theorists are out in force, accusing governments of a cover-up, blaming the military for testing top-secret eco-weapons or aliens trying to correct the Earth's "wobbly" rotation.
		In bars and Internet chatrooms around the world questions are being asked, with knowing nods and winks, about who caused the submarine earthquake off Sumatra on December 26, and why governments were so slow to act in the minutes and hours before tsunamis slammed into their shores, killing almost 150,000.
		This time the Indian and US military are in the frame, while the governments of countries from Australia to Thailand stand accused of deliberately failing to act on warnings of the impending earthquake or the tsunamis it unleashed around Asia.
	www.hindustantimes.com /news/181_1185369,00040010.htm (805 words)

	Index to Conspiracy Scholar's Nook
		Those who seek to hide conspiracies are fond of using ridicule to "label" and "stigmatize" serious inquirers.
		If the people believe there are no conspiracies, they will spend no time to study them.
		The conspiracy, by virtue of the number of secret groups and individuals involved, is also so vast that no one person can claim to have full grasp of it.
	www.biblebelievers.org.au /weekdx.htm (509 words)

	How 'Conspiracy Kooks' Became More Credible Than the White House - BuzzFlash Reader Commentary
		And given a choice between the conspiracy theorists and debunkers, they've tended to take the road less kooky.
		Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson urged state legislatures to adopt the act, providing all the proof conspiracy theorists needed to prove that the U.S government was using 9/11 to impose a reign of tyranny.
		At the moment, conspiracy theorists seem far less extreme than those hell-bent on ruining the America we love.
	www.buzzflash.com /contributors/2002/11/18_Credibility.html (1362 words)

	Hitler is Probably Dead By Now Admit Conspiracy Theorists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		While most historical sources cite Hitler's death to a suicide in 1945 during the last days of the war, rumors he is still alive have spread around conspiracy circles for years.
		Conspiracy theorists have always felt Hitler's reported suicide 57 years ago was an elaborate cover-up, but most agree today that old age would probably have claimed him by now, unlike Kennedy or Elvis, who realistically are still very much alive.
		According to another theorist, calling himself "Carl" and using a modulator to disguise his voice, there is the other, more likely possibility that Hitler's clone is alive and well but still just a teenager.
	www.bobfromaccounting.com /2_25_02/hitlerisdeadarticle.html (441 words)

	DEBUNKING CONSPIRACY THEORISTS by Gerard Holmgren
		This is quite remarkable, because according to the conspiracy theorist, the nature of DNA suddenly changes if you go to a different city.
		It conflicts with the delusion that they're hooked on, so it "must be wrong" although trying to get them to explain exactly how it could be wrong is a futile endeavour.
		This work may be freely copied and distributed without permission as long as it not for commercial use.
	www.bigeye.com /911debun.htm (3481 words)

	News/Features \| Afghanistan conspiracy theorists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-19)
		To understand the fallacy of their argument requires a bit of background on the Caspian and a trip back in time to the early 1990s, when the Caspian’s potential importance as a source of global energy was first recognized.
		This one, called the Trans-Caspian Gas Pipeline, has greatly excited the conspiracy theorists as well, because Enron did the feasibility study and was closely involved with the planning.
		The conspiracy theorist’s notion that Afghanistan provides a critical throughway for Caspian oil is even more dubious.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/news_features/other_stories/multi-page/documents/02388257.htm (1674 words)

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