Loading ...Seven Steps To Successfully Launch Your Own Diabolical Conspiracy
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This week I just finished watching an excellent six part series, Evidence of Revision, covering various conspiracy theories. Profiled are assassinations of John F. Kennedy in 1963, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King in 1968, and the Jonestown Guyana suicides of 1978.
A conspiracy, as defined in the dictionary, is “an evil, unlawful, treacherous, or surreptitious plan formulated in secret by two or more persons.” A conspiracy, by definition, needs at least two people. A wrongdoer cannot conspire by himself. A conspiracy theory, by extension, is a posited story about such an unlawful or treacherous plan.
The official stories explaining John F. Kennedy’s, Robert Kennedy’s, and Martin Luther King’s assassinations and the Jonestown residents’ mass suicide are, therefore, not conspiracies at all, because each of these atrocities can be pinned to one man working solo. Lee Harvey Oswald,, Sirhan Sirhan, and James Earl Ray, by official accounts, were the lone gunmen responsible for JFK’s, RFK’s, and King’s deaths, respectively. Jim Jones, as the hypnotic leader of the Peoples Temple, apparently convinced his flock to follow him over to the Other Side after he had a visiting congressman and several others killed.
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July 10th, 2011 at 12:45 am
Hmmm. More than two people made the film Loose Change. Supposedly to get to the truth. But if you dig deeper, these “artists” are now making money. Sounds like a conspiracy within a conspiracy.
July 12th, 2011 at 4:02 pm
I have only browsed parts, but Lamar Waldron’s two books, most recently i think ‘Legacy of Secrecy’
is really the last word on the JFK Assassination.
The guy has spent over 20 years in the archives and has made some astounding discoveries
and ties it all up in a neat bow, from what i’ve read so far.