Many people don't really believe in Conspiracy theories, however, others, in addition to liking them, faithfully believe in them. Some of these theories are so crazy that they are impossible to be real, however, there are others that the fundamentals are actually true. Below are some of the best conspiracy theories.
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A good example of conspiracy theory turned from theory to practice is the story of the Watergate break-in, a political conspiracy that actually happened.
However, social media and its algorithms make it very easy for these false conspiracy theories to spread.
Most of them tend to be very difficult to prove, however, they may have a small grain of truth or to feed an emotional need of believers on that subject. There are people who believe in something so much that they begin to rationalize the evidence that contradicts their beliefs.
Below are some examples of conspiracy theories that stand out:
This conspiracy theory holds that the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks were in fact guided by a conspiracy: a conspiracy by Osama bin Laden and a crew consisting mostly of hijackers Saudis.
Conspiracy theorists have a much more complex explanation for what happened at the World Trade Center and Pentagon on 9/11.
Many claim that because "jet fuel cannot melt steel beams", the Twin Towers probably must have been brought down by controlled demolition of bombs planted before the impact of the planes.
In 2006, a documentary by NOVA contradicted these claims. In fact, it's quite possible for the columns that support skyscrapers to fail catastrophically when exposed to multiple-story fires.
A few hours after the death of Princess Diana, on August 31, 1997, in a tunnel on a highway in Paris, certain conspiracy theories emerged based on what happened. Princess Diana's death was a shock, considering royals die of old age or political intrigue.
That is, they are not killed by accidents with a drunk driver, for example.
This theory relied on the propagation of billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed, who claims that the accident was, in in fact, an assassination orchestrated by the British intelligence agency, at the request of the Family itself Real.
Mohamed was the father of Dodi Al Fayed, who died in the accident with Diana.
Mohamed Al Fayed's allegations were scrutinized and dismissed as baseless by a 2006 inquiry. The following year, at Diana's inquest, the coroner stated that "The conspiracy theory advanced by Mohamed Al Fayed has been thoroughly examined and shown to be without any substance."
On April 7, 2008, the coroner's jury concluded that Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed were unlawfully killed due to the negligence of their drunk driver in chasing a paparazzi.
NASA took the first astronauts to the moon in 1969. In the 1970s, there was a crazy conspiracy that the moon landing never actually happened.
This conspiracy theory was described in a book "We Never Went to the Moon: America's Thirty Billion Dollar Fraud", which was self-published in 1976 and in a 1978 film, "Capricorn One".
In the year 2001, there was a Fox documentary, “Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon?”. These allegations began to make people doubt that the Apollo moon landing program was faked.
Many astronauts were offended by the suggestion that they faked their achievements. Conspiracy theorist Bart Sibrel confronted Buzz Aldrin in 2002 and called him a "coward and a liar" for lying about the moon landings.
Clearly Buzz Aldrin didn't like Bart's affront one bit and so the 72 year old punched Bart Sibrel in the jaw.