What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?

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Anonymous wrote:paul mccartney died in the 1960s and was replaced by a look-a-like to keep the beatles/british economy afloat

the 1960s?

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Anonymous wrote:paul mccartney died in the 1960s and was replaced by a look-a-like to keep the beatles/british economy afloat

the 1960s?

""Paul is dead" is an urban legend and conspiracy theory alleging that English musician Paul McCartney, of the Beatles, died on 9 November 1966 and was secretly replaced by a look-alike. The rumour began circulating around 1967, but grew in popularity after being reported on American college campuses in late 1969."

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Anonymous wrote:paul mccartney died in the 1960s and was replaced by a look-a-like to keep the beatles/british economy afloat

the 1960s?

PP. Paul McCartney never wrote "Maybe I'm Amazed." He never formed the band Wings. He never clashed with Yoko, became a vegetarian, or fathered any of his children. When Queen Elizabeth knighted him in 1997, she was actually knighting someone else. This is because, conspiracy-minded Beatlemaniacs say, Paul McCartney secretly died in 1966. Theorists claim the other Beatles covered up his death — hiring someone who looked like him, sang like him, and had the same jovial personality. But the guilt eventually got to them and they began hiding clues in their music. In the song "Taxman," George Harrison gave his "advice for those who die," meaning Paul. The entire Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album was awash with Paul-is-dead clues: the Beatles had formed a "new" band featuring a fictional member named Billy Shears — supposedly the name of Paul's replacement. The album contained John Lennon's "A Day in the Life," which had the lyrics "He blew his mind out in a car" and the recorded phrase "Paul is dead, miss him, miss him," which becomes evident only when the song is played backward. Lennon also mumbled, "I buried Paul" at the end of "Strawberry Fields Forever" (in interviews, Lennon said the phrase was actually "cranberry sauce" and denied the existence of any backward messages).

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I believe that the Russians have played a significant role in encouraging polarization through their use of Facebook and other social media.

That’s true.

Yup. Aren't Russians behind Brexit and a lot of anti-vaxx movements?

Can someone explain this one? I am Russian but lived here for a long time. Tons of Russians are afraid of the vaccines 'I think' due to the general distrust in their government and healthcare system.
Assuming the Russian government is behind the international anti-vaxx movement, why would they target their own population?

https://allianceforscience.cornell.edu/blog/2018/08/opinion-russian-campaign-spread-anti-vaccine-myths-part-wider-war-science-truth/

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Anonymous wrote:paul mccartney died in the 1960s and was replaced by a look-a-like to keep the beatles/british economy afloat

the 1960s?

""Paul is dead" is an urban legend and conspiracy theory alleging that English musician Paul McCartney, of the Beatles, died on 9 November 1966 and was secretly replaced by a look-alike. The rumour began circulating around 1967, but grew in popularity after being reported on American college campuses in late 1969."

If you play I’m So Tired backwards the babble at the end sounds like “Paul is dead” at the end.

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Anonymous wrote:Obama's mom worked for the CIA. After Obama graduated from undergrad, he also worked for the CIA. The CIA broke the Jeri Ryan sex scandal to help Obama get elected as senator.

I believe it.

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Anonymous wrote:Obama's mom worked for the CIA. After Obama graduated from undergrad, he also worked for the CIA. The CIA broke the Jeri Ryan sex scandal to help Obama get elected as senator.

Anyone with such an unnatural rise was helped by the agency. Clinton the same.

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Sarah Palin's youngest kid is actually her grandchild.

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Anonymous wrote:The royal family killed Diana because she was pregnant with Dodi Fayed's child.

Not sure about the pregnant part, but I don’t think that car crash was entirely an accident.

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Anonymous wrote:The royal family killed Diana because she was pregnant with Dodi Fayed's child.

I believe they would kill to protect themselves, and have always wondered if they killed her.

Why would they kill her because Fayed's child???? Forgive my ignorance as I'm not into the royal family.

Muslim. Cannot spoil the bloodline.

Um, wouldn't that mean Fayed's family had her killed? I don't even understand this conspiracy theory. Diana was no longer part of the RF.

No, this took off in the wrong direction by the first poster to respond. The English bloodline, not Dodi Fayed's blood line. The poster is suggesting the monarchy killed her so she wouldn't sully the bloodline.

It's got no teeth. She was involved with another Muslim before this one, they didn't have any reason to kill her.

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Anonymous wrote:The royal family killed Diana because she was pregnant with Dodi Fayed's child.

I believe they would kill to protect themselves, and have always wondered if they killed her.

Why would they kill her because Fayed's child???? Forgive my ignorance as I'm not into the royal family.

Muslim. Cannot spoil the bloodline.

Um, wouldn't that mean Fayed's family had her killed? I don't even understand this conspiracy theory. Diana was no longer part of the RF.

No, this took off in the wrong direction by the first poster to respond. The English bloodline, not Dodi Fayed's blood line. The poster is suggesting the monarchy killed her so she wouldn't sully the bloodline.

It's got no teeth. She was involved with another Muslim before this one, they didn't have any reason to kill her.

This. She was with the other guy for a couple of years and was much more serious about him. She hadn't known Fayed very long at the time they died

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Anonymous wrote:Sarah Palin's youngest kid is actually her grandchild.

I believe this too

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Anonymous wrote:The QAnon people are right. There is pedophilia ring and high ranking people are involved with this. They are also involved with raping and kidnapping the migrant kids who have gone missing in ICE detention camp.

But, they have got it one fact wrong. It is not the Dems who are involved in this. It is the Republicans, influential figures associated with FOX and Christian Evangelist leaders.

Sadly I can believe this, as they are always the ones caught with their pants down after yelling loudly about sexual deviants and degenerates.

This. I think inventing Qanon and blaming Democrats is a republican conspiracy to keep the evangelical kids flowing their way.

There has been a lot of investigative journalism about the origins of qanon if you are interested in learning more. It appears to actually have been started by some some sexpats. Shocking.

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Anonymous wrote:Tupac is alive in South America.

Of course not that is ridiculous.

Everyone knows that he is down in Cuba at the Illuminati hotel.

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Anonymous wrote:paul mccartney died in the 1960s and was replaced by a look-a-like to keep the beatles/british economy afloat

the 1960s?

PP. Paul McCartney never wrote "Maybe I'm Amazed." He never formed the band Wings. He never clashed with Yoko, became a vegetarian, or fathered any of his children. When Queen Elizabeth knighted him in 1997, she was actually knighting someone else. This is because, conspiracy-minded Beatlemaniacs say, Paul McCartney secretly died in 1966. Theorists claim the other Beatles covered up his death — hiring someone who looked like him, sang like him, and had the same jovial personality. But the guilt eventually got to them and they began hiding clues in their music. In the song "Taxman," George Harrison gave his "advice for those who die," meaning Paul. The entire Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album was awash with Paul-is-dead clues: the Beatles had formed a "new" band featuring a fictional member named Billy Shears — supposedly the name of Paul's replacement. The album contained John Lennon's "A Day in the Life," which had the lyrics "He blew his mind out in a car" and the recorded phrase "Paul is dead, miss him, miss him," which becomes evident only when the song is played backward. Lennon also mumbled, "I buried Paul" at the end of "Strawberry Fields Forever" (in interviews, Lennon said the phrase was actually "cranberry sauce" and denied the existence of any backward messages).

I wish.