Faked Moon Landing? Conspiracy Beliefs Fall Along Party Lines

April 4, 2013 9/11, moon landing, roswell

Archived 6 years ago from Live Science
Faked Moon Landing? Conspiracy Beliefs Fall Along Party Lines

Updated at 12:26 p.m. ET A new national poll reveals that Americans differ along political party lines even in their endorsement of conspiracy theories, including the belief that President Obama is the Anti-Christ and the idea that global warming is a hoax. The poll found, for instance, just 15 …

JFK Assassination

November 22, 2011 9/11, cia

Archived 2 years ago from Salon
The holy grail of the JFK story

Two years from today Americans will observe the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It is likely to be a moment of national introspection, as well as an opportunity to complete the historical record of one of the most painful days in American history. Yet, …

Conspiracy

September 4, 2011 2020 election, 9/11, alex jones, cia, pizzagate

Archived 2 years ago from PBS
9/11 Conspiracy Theories Still Persist 10 Years Later – Voice of America

We have probably all encountered numerous examples of conspiracy thinking in recent years, including claims that the 2024 Baltimore bridge collapse was caused by former President Obama, that Taylor Swift controlled the outcome of the Super Bowl to help President Biden get reelected and that the …

Conspiracy

August 1, 2010 9/11, alex jones, chemtrails, depopulation, directed energy weapon, fluoridation, illuminati, nazi, ufos

Archived 4 years ago from Southern Poverty Law Center
‘Patriot’ Paranoia: A Look at the Top Ten Conspiracy Theories

Illustration by Paul Rogers Conspiracy theorizing has flourished as a virtual art form in all nations and across all political persuasions. But the American radical right has to be considered a strong contender for the title of modern conspiracy champion. A vast body of academic literature exists …

9/11 Rumors That Harden Into Conventional Wisdom

9/11

September 8, 2008 9/11

Archived 6 years ago from The New York Times
9/11 Rumors That Harden Into Conventional Wisdom

The rumors that spread shortly after 9/11 have been passed on so often that people no longer know where or when they first heard them. At this point, they have heard them so often, even on television, that they think they must be true. Many in Cairo see the attacks as part of an anti-Muslim …

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