Conspiracy Theory Diagram

I saw this today and thought ATS might appreciate it:



There is an element of truth to this diagram.

a reply to: InTheFlesh1980

i understand conspiracy theories as a harmless mind game. fantasize, speculate, just for fun. for many people conspiracy theories serve as a catalyst for their anger and fear. and some use them for their own purposes (politics, economy, religion etc).

a reply to: InTheFlesh1980

This is more true now than ever.

originally posted by: oloufo
a reply to: InTheFlesh1980

i understand conspiracy theories as a harmless mind game. fantasize, speculate, just for fun. for many people conspiracy theories serve as a catalyst for their anger and fear. and some use them for their own purposes (politics, economy, religion etc).

Conspiracy theory fantasies like the Gulf of Tonkin?

originally posted by: watchitburn

originally posted by: oloufo
a reply to: InTheFlesh1980

i understand conspiracy theories as a harmless mind game. fantasize, speculate, just for fun. for many people conspiracy theories serve as a catalyst for their anger and fear. and some use them for their own purposes (politics, economy, religion etc).

Conspiracy theory fantasies like the Gulf of Tonkin?

No. Conspiracy theories like Q Anon and chemtrails.

a reply to: watchitburn

They must be talking about conspiracy theories like Russiagate.

originally posted by: watchitburn

Conspiracy theory fantasies like the Gulf of Tonkin?

More like the theory that a 6 ft. Saudi Prince on dialysis hiding in a cave in Afghanistan conspired with other Saudi nationals to fly planes into the Twin Towers, White House, and Pentagon.

The pink elephant in the room that no one will talk about is actually a unicorn. Poorly drawn from reams of actionable intelligence.