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The psychology of conspiracy theories

Why do people believe sometimes outlandish conspiracy theories? You need to look beyond the individual to start to understand, explains Jovan Byford. Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you… There is a curious relationship between psychology and the study of conspiracy theories. Historians, philosophers, sociologists and political scientists often present […] Continue reading →

More Americans Are �Rethinking

Ben Swann Did you know that a 3rd building fell on 9-11? That bill board is today over Times Square. It was placed there through donations to a campaign called Rethink 9/11. In fact, that group has placed posters and signs across the world, from Australia, to Canada, from San Francisco to right here in […] Continue reading →

Bilderberg 2013: Andrew Kakabadse on How Elite Power Shapes the World

It’s the most important and influential conference you’ve never heard of. From June 3-6 heads of state will meet up with business leaders at The Grove Hotel in Watford for Bilderberg, an annual conference amongst the transnational elite that is shrouded in secrecy. High profile consultant Andrew Kakabadse has met many people who have attended […] Continue reading →

The Birthplace of the Illuminati

A secret society called the Illuminati has been a topic of conspiracy theorists for decades. visit the birthplace of the world�s most notorious secret society, the Illuminati, in the heart of Bavaria, Germany. Professor Adam Weishaupt began his pursuit of world government by deception at the University of Ingolstadt on May 1, 1776, while preserved […] Continue reading →

Soros-funded Website Laments Drudge Links to Infowars.com

Editor�s note: As part of the effort to attack Drudge and Infowars.com, the Soros-funded project Think Progress has come up with a spiffy little report designed to portray the alterantive media that drastically overshadows their globalist supported effort as in the realm of dangerous conspiracy theorists. As usual, they fail miserable, if comically. A ThinkProgress […] Continue reading →