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Main article: Conspiracy theories (fictional)
Conspiracies are a popular theme in several genres of fiction, notably thrillers and science fiction, primarily due to their dramatic potential: recasting complex or meaningless historical events into relatively simple morality plays, in which bad people are the cause of bad events, and good people face the relatively simple task of identifying and defeating them. Compared to the subtlety and complexity of more rigorous sociological or historical accounts of events, conspiracy theor ...
See also:Conspiracy theory, Conspiracy theory - Overview, Conspiracy theory - Features, Conspiracy theory - Origins of conspiracy theories, Conspiracy theory - Psychological origins, Conspiracy theory - Sociopolitical origins, Conspiracy theory - Controversies, Conspiracy theory - Usage, Conspiracy theory - The truth of a conspiracy theory, Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories in fiction, Conspiracy theory - Notes, Conspiracy theory - Regularly produce allegations of conspiracies, Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories by topic or main figure, Conspiracy theory - Assassination, Conspiracy theory - Celebrity deaths, Conspiracy theory - Politics-related deaths Read more here: » Conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories in fiction |
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 |  |  | conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theory - Origins of conspiracy theoriesHumans naturally respond to events or situations which have had an emotional impact upon them by trying to make sense of those events, typically in spiritual, moral, political, or scientific terms.
Events which seem to resist such interpretation—for example, because they are, in fact, unexplainable—may provoke the inquirer to look harder for a meaning, until one is reached that is capable of offering the inquirer the required emotional satisfaction. As sociological historian Holger Herwig found in studying German explanations of W ...
See also:Conspiracy theory, Conspiracy theory - Overview, Conspiracy theory - Features, Conspiracy theory - Origins of conspiracy theories, Conspiracy theory - Psychological origins, Conspiracy theory - Sociopolitical origins, Conspiracy theory - Controversies, Conspiracy theory - Usage, Conspiracy theory - The truth of a conspiracy theory, Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories in fiction, Conspiracy theory - Notes, Conspiracy theory - Regularly produce allegations of conspiracies, Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories by topic or main figure, Conspiracy theory - Assassination, Conspiracy theory - Celebrity deaths, Conspiracy theory - Politics-related deaths Read more here: » Conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theory - Origins of conspiracy theories |
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 |  |  | conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theory - ControversiesAside from controversies over the merits of particular conspiracy claims (see catalog below), and the various differing academic opinions (above), the general category of conspiracy theory is itself a matter of some public contestation.
Conspiracy theory - Usage.
The term "conspiracy theory" is considered by different observers to be a neutral description for a conspiracy claim, a pejorative term used to dismiss such a claim, and a term that can be positively embraced by proponents of such a claim. ...
See also:Conspiracy theory, Conspiracy theory - Overview, Conspiracy theory - Features, Conspiracy theory - Origins of conspiracy theories, Conspiracy theory - Psychological origins, Conspiracy theory - Sociopolitical origins, Conspiracy theory - Controversies, Conspiracy theory - Usage, Conspiracy theory - The truth of a conspiracy theory, Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories in fiction, Conspiracy theory - Notes, Conspiracy theory - Regularly produce allegations of conspiracies, Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories by topic or main figure, Conspiracy theory - Assassination, Conspiracy theory - Celebrity deaths, Conspiracy theory - Politics-related deaths Read more here: » Conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theory - Controversies |
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 |  |  | conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theory - OverviewThe term "conspiracy theory" may be a neutral descriptor for a conspiracy claim. However, conspiracy theory is also used to indicate a narrative genre that includes a broad selection of (not necessarily related) arguments for the existence of grand conspiracies, any of which might have far-reaching social and political implications if true.
Many conspiracy theories are false, or lack enough verifiable evidence to be taken seriously, raising the intriguing question of what mechanisms might exist in popular culture that lead to t ...
See also:Conspiracy theory, Conspiracy theory - Overview, Conspiracy theory - Features, Conspiracy theory - Origins of conspiracy theories, Conspiracy theory - Psychological origins, Conspiracy theory - Sociopolitical origins, Conspiracy theory - Controversies, Conspiracy theory - Usage, Conspiracy theory - The truth of a conspiracy theory, Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories in fiction, Conspiracy theory - Notes, Conspiracy theory - Regularly produce allegations of conspiracies, Conspiracy theory - Conspiracy theories by topic or main figure, Conspiracy theory - Assassination, Conspiracy theory - Celebrity deaths, Conspiracy theory - Politics-related deaths Read more here: » Conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theory - Overview |
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List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracy theories pertaining to the 9/11 attacks.
9/11 conspiracy theories.
List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracies pertaining to the death of Diana Princess of Wales.
Polls continue to suggest that around a quarter of the UK public, and a majority of people in some Arab countries, believe that there was a plot to murder Diana, Princess of Wales. Motivations which have been advanced for such a conspiracy include su ...
See also:List of alleged conspiracy theories, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Global conspiracy theories, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracy theories peculiar to the United States of America, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracy theories peculiar to Canada, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracy theories peculiar to Germany, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracy theories peculiar to Israel, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracy theories peculiar to the Arab and Muslim worlds, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Other conspiracy theories, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracy theories pertaining to the 9/11 attacks, List of alleged conspiracy theories - Conspiracies pertaining to the death of Diana Princess of Wales Read more here: » List of alleged conspiracy theories: Encyclopedia II - List of alleged conspiracy theories - Other conspiracy theories |
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UFO conspiracy theory - Alleged Holloman Air Force Base UFO Landing.
Clark cites a 1973 encounter as perhaps the earliest suggestion that the U.S. government was involved with ETs. That year, Robert Emenegger and Allan Sandler of Los Angeles, California, were in contact with officials at Norton Air Force Base in order to make a documentary film.
Emenegger and Sandler report that Air Force Officials (including Paul Shartle) suggested incorporating UFO information in the documentary, including ...
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Bush family conspiracy theory - Oil dealings and the Middle East.
The Bushes support the oil industry to enhance their own financial interests in the industry.
Ayatollah Khomeini dealt with George H.W. Bush and/or his operatives to arrange the Iran-Contra deal and allegedly the October Surprise, on behalf of U.S. Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan.
While Vice President, George H.W. Bush was responsible for Saddam Hussein's acquisition of weapons and funding during the Iran-Iraq War. ...
See also:Bush family conspiracy theory, Bush family conspiracy theory - Background, Bush family conspiracy theory - Various allegations and conspiracy theories, Bush family conspiracy theory - Oil dealings and the Middle East, Bush family conspiracy theory - Drug dealings, Bush family conspiracy theory - Consolidation of political power, Bush family conspiracy theory - Other, Bush family conspiracy theory - Known history, Bush family conspiracy theory - Response to allegations, Bush family conspiracy theory - Documentaries Read more here: » Bush family conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Bush family conspiracy theory - Various allegations and conspiracy theories |
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 |  |  | conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theories fictional - CinemaOliver Stone's Academy Award-winning 1991 film JFK — based on books by New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison and conspiracy author Jim Marrs — suggests that President John F. Kennedy was not killed by Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone, but rather by a group opposed to Kennedy's policies, especially his supposed reluctance to invade Cuba to overthrow Fidel Castro, and Kennedy's purported eagerness to withdraw American armed forces from the Vietnam War. Members of the CIA, the Military-Industrial Complex, and President Lyndon Bain ...
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UFO conspiracy theory - Roswell Incident.
In 1947, the United States Air Force issued a press release stating that a "flying saucer" had crashed near Roswell, New Mexico. This press release was quickly withdrawn, and officials stated that a weather balloon had been misidentified.
The Roswell case quickly faded even from the attention of ufologists until the 1970s; there has been continued speculation that an alien spacecraft did indeed crash near Roswell despite the official denial. (see, Roswell UFO Incident)
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UFO conspiracy theory - MJ-12.
The so-called Majestic 12 documents surfaced in 1982, suggesting that there was secret, high-level U.S. government interest in UFOs dating to the 1940s. (See Majestic 12 for further information.)
UFO conspiracy theory - Linda Moulton Howe.
In the late 1970s, Denver, Colorado-based journalist Linda Mounton Howe had produced Strange Harvest, a documentary film about the many allegedly strange deaths of cows th ...
See also:UFO conspiracy theory, UFO conspiracy theory - Popular culture, UFO conspiracy theory - US government position, UFO conspiracy theory - 1940s, UFO conspiracy theory - Roswell Incident, UFO conspiracy theory - Mantell Incident, UFO conspiracy theory - Project Sign, UFO conspiracy theory - 1950s, UFO conspiracy theory - 1960s, UFO conspiracy theory - 1970s, UFO conspiracy theory - Alleged Holloman Air Force Base UFO Landing, UFO conspiracy theory - Paul Bennewitz, UFO conspiracy theory - 1980s, UFO conspiracy theory - MJ-12, UFO conspiracy theory - Linda Moulton Howe, UFO conspiracy theory - John Lear, UFO conspiracy theory - William Milton Cooper, UFO conspiracy theory - Bob Lazar, UFO conspiracy theory - UFO Cover-Up?: Live!, UFO conspiracy theory - July 1989 MUFON Convention, UFO conspiracy theory - 1990s, UFO conspiracy theory - 2000s, UFO conspiracy theory - Related articles, UFO conspiracy theory - Reference Read more here: » UFO conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - UFO conspiracy theory - 1980s |
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 |  |  | conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - UFO conspiracy theory - 2000sUFO conspiracy theories show no signs of abating. 2003 saw the publication of Alien Encounters, by Chuck Missler and Mark Eastman, which primarily re-states the notions presented above (especially Cooper's) and presents them as fact. In November 2005 former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Paul Hellyer said, "The United States military are preparing weapons which could be used against the aliens, and they could get us into an intergalactic war without us ever having any w ...
See also:UFO conspiracy theory, UFO conspiracy theory - Popular culture, UFO conspiracy theory - US government position, UFO conspiracy theory - 1940s, UFO conspiracy theory - Roswell Incident, UFO conspiracy theory - Mantell Incident, UFO conspiracy theory - Project Sign, UFO conspiracy theory - 1950s, UFO conspiracy theory - 1960s, UFO conspiracy theory - 1970s, UFO conspiracy theory - Alleged Holloman Air Force Base UFO Landing, UFO conspiracy theory - Paul Bennewitz, UFO conspiracy theory - 1980s, UFO conspiracy theory - MJ-12, UFO conspiracy theory - Linda Moulton Howe, UFO conspiracy theory - John Lear, UFO conspiracy theory - William Milton Cooper, UFO conspiracy theory - Bob Lazar, UFO conspiracy theory - UFO Cover-Up?: Live!, UFO conspiracy theory - July 1989 MUFON Convention, UFO conspiracy theory - 1990s, UFO conspiracy theory - 2000s, UFO conspiracy theory - Related articles, UFO conspiracy theory - Reference Read more here: » UFO conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - UFO conspiracy theory - 2000s |
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 |  |  | conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Conspiracy theories fictional - 'High' literatureUmberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum, features a story in which the staff of a publishing firm, intending to create a series of popular occult books, invent their own occult conspiracy, over which they lose control as it begins to be believed.
Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49, includes a secretive conflict between cartels dating back to the Middle Ages, such as the Phoebus cartel. His Gravity's Rainbow also draws heavily on conspiracy theor ...
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 |  |  | conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Bush family conspiracy theory - BackgroundProponents of these conspiracy theories sometimes refer to the alleged secret organization with pejorative terms: Bush League, Bush Buddies, Texas Taliban, or Bush family evil empire. The first is a pun on the baseball term "bush league"— minor league amateurs. The others are alliterative.
As the Bush family has provided the last two Republican presidents, there may be a confusion of family conspiracy with what is actually normal political maneuvering. (Similarly, the Kennedy family has produced a number ...
See also:Bush family conspiracy theory, Bush family conspiracy theory - Background, Bush family conspiracy theory - Various allegations and conspiracy theories, Bush family conspiracy theory - Oil dealings and the Middle East, Bush family conspiracy theory - Drug dealings, Bush family conspiracy theory - Consolidation of political power, Bush family conspiracy theory - Other, Bush family conspiracy theory - Known history, Bush family conspiracy theory - Response to allegations, Bush family conspiracy theory - Documentaries Read more here: » Bush family conspiracy theory: Encyclopedia II - Bush family conspiracy theory - Background |
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