Conspiracy Theories You Might Half Believe In

[From the Bunker]

Has there ever been a Conspiracy theory that has been proven true (or untrue)?

When does a suspicion become a Conspiracy theory?

What is the maddest Conspiracy theory you ever heard?

[ONeill]

A lot of people seem to believe in this cloud-seeding stuff. Not that it simply exists, but that it's happening here regularly and the government is up to something. What are they up to?

[From the Bunker]

A lot of people seem to believe in this cloud-seeding stuff. Not that it simply exists, but that it's happening here regularly and the government is up to something. What are they up to?

Prince (as in Formerly known as the artist Prince) used to say it was going on years ago.

Naturally everybody laughed at him.

UAE are publicly at it all the time.

[From the Bunker]

There is a Conspiracy Theory that Jim Corr is not really a Conspiracy Theorist.

[ONeill]

I understand dry countries having a go at it.

We should be sun-seeding or something here.

[Champion The Wonder Horse]

I'm another moon landing sceptic.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8226075.stm

[From the Bunker]

I understand dry countries having a go at it.

We should be sun-seeding or something here.

If it's acknowledged as happening - then it's not a Conspiracy Theory?

Then we are going off topic here......

[ONeill]

It's not been confirmed here. But even Barra Best recently had to give off about people saying cloud seeding was happening in Ireland. When Barra's cross, you sit up and take notice.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/163710517005048/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/110315232334527/

[From the Bunker]

In the interest of Balance on the Moon Landings........

The Apollo program ran for 11 years and cost about $25 billion by 1973 (about $144 billion in today's value). 400,000 people and more than 20,000 companies and universities took part.

Then, it was all shut down. The manufacturing capacity was redirected to other things. There is no "Apollo factory" that we could just fire up if we wanted to recreate it. And the people involved, they went on to other things, too. (And by now, a lot of them have retired or died.)

So if we wanted to go back to the Moon, we'd have to effectively start over. The US doesn't build things the way they used to, and computers and researchers don't approach design the same way any more. They'd have to figure it all out from scratch.

[ONeill]

That's a lot of people to shut up.

[From the Bunker]

That's a lot of people to shut up.

This room was all that needed to know?

[nrico2006]

Sandy Hook.

[ONeill]

That's a lot of people to shut up.

This room was all that needed to know?

Surely one of those hoors would have been tempted after a few pints.

[From the Bunker]

That's a lot of people to shut up.

This room was all that needed to know?

Surely one of those hoors would have been tempted after a few pints.

And who'd believe him?
''Ah, he's drunk and talking through his hole again!''

[trileacman]

Has there ever been a Conspiracy theory that has been proven true (or untrue)?

When does a suspicion become a Conspiracy theory?

What is the maddest Conspiracy theory you ever heard?

One of the theories about DB Cooper has to be correct by default.