What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?

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I think Flight 93 was shot down. The alleged calls and the we're going to rush the cockpit all seemed incredibly fake.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Flight 93 was shot down. The alleged calls and the we're going to rush the cockpit all seemed incredibly fake.

Why do you not think both could be true? It’s not like the passengers would know they were going to be shot down.

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TWA Flight 800 was shot down. It wasn’t a fuel line explosion.

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Anonymous wrote:The Diana worship is odd. The men she "dated" were genuine scumbag druggy trash. She was obviously not the person you think she was.

I don't think she was perfect, but imperfect people can still be murdered, she may have been the target or maybe her boyfriend was.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Flight 93 was shot down. The alleged calls and the we're going to rush the cockpit all seemed incredibly fake.

Why do you not think both could be true? It’s not like the passengers would know they were going to be shot down.

NP here. I think this is the most likely scenario. It's not like they'd ever admit to shooting down a plane of civilians and a story of heroes is what we needed at the time.

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Anonymous wrote:COVID-19 was a natural bat virus being studied at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and crappy safety protocols let it out. The Chinese knew about it for the whole fall of 2019 and covered it up.

They are now seeing evidence of COVID in blood that was donated in the fall of 2019 in the US.

My BIL is a microbiologist. This is true. They tested the blood supply from 2016-2019. 50% tested positive

Who is "they", how far back are such positivity rates, what do you mean by "the blood supply"?--Donated blood according to the Red Cross, is good for 42 days. Plasma can be stored for a year.

See, these are the questions you ask.

If I believed something, I wouldn't call it a conspiracy theory.

It is true they’ve found covid in blood samples in the US from mid-December 2019 (not really surprising given COVID was first identified in mid-November). Earlier than that = conspiracy theory.

https://www.redcross.org/about-us/news-and-events/press-release/2020/study-suggests-possible-new-covid-19-timeline-in-the-us.html

I think it was here before then. There were entirely too many people who were sick who did not have strep, pneumonia or flu. The study only tested samples from mid-December to mid-Jan.

I am not a conspiracy nut in any way but I was violently sick dec 11-13 on a business trip. Missed everything I was in town for. Flew home. Hospitalized 3 days later w 104 fever and all the other crap. Tested negative for fly and strep

But you could have just been sick.

Also for everyone else, many of us already have some antibodies for COVID, doesn't mean we had it. Doesn't mean it was here 2 years ago.

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I am worried Harrison Deal was killed to send a message to Georgia Governor Kemp. Harrison was dating Governor Kemp's daughter. He died in a fiery car accident about a week ago, right as tensions were high between Trump and Kemp. Kemp refused to un-certify the election.

I didn't think it was weird to consider this as a possibility, but my post about it got DELETED. So that seems like a sign I've gone over the edge.

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Anonymous wrote:I think Flight 93 was shot down. The alleged calls and the we're going to rush the cockpit all seemed incredibly fake.

Why do you not think both could be true? It’s not like the passengers would know they were going to be shot down.

NP here. I think this is the most likely scenario. It's not like they'd ever admit to shooting down a plane of civilians and a story of heroes is what we needed at the time.

I also think it got shot down. Of course they would cover it up if they shot it down.

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Anonymous wrote:River Phoenix was murdered

I believe this and Johnny Depp has down involvement in it.

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Anonymous wrote:The Diana worship is odd. The men she "dated" were genuine scumbag druggy trash. She was obviously not the person you think she was.

+1

She reportedly used little William as her therapist/surrogate parent. As a survivor, that disgusts me.

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Anonymous wrote:River Phoenix was murdered

I believe this and Johnny Depp has down involvement in it.

I think so too.

[Anonymous]

I believe Britney Spears is being held as a slave. #freebritney

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Anonymous wrote:In a very small segment if kids, vaccines do cause autism

I have started believing it after I met two moms who claimed their kids were developing “normally” and then in one of them there was a very drastic change (the other one may have just received diagnosis but this one... the change was huge!)
I know I know. But I do believe some vaccines may harm some people.

I am not an anti-vaxxer and I believe this too. I would not want my kids to be unvaccinated though. I am always current on all vaccinations and I also follow the CDC recommendation for travel vaccines. I was very careful when my kids were vaccinated as babies because of the horrifying accounts of parents whose kids had an adverse reaction. Why take a chance? I am basically an anxious person if I do not have a strategy in place.

I never allowed them to be vaccinated with multiple vaccines on the same day. I spaced each vaccine (not the combo ones of course) 7-10 days apart and watched my kids very carefully in the interim. I also gave them infant tylenol before the vaccine so that they were able to withstand the pain. I never allowed the flu-mist to be administered to my kids either because it contains weakened virus instead of dead virus. I made sure that my kids were healthy, well hydrated, well-fed, had taken any vitamins and probiotics before they got vaccinated. My thinking was that healthy bodies could fight any ill-effects of the vaccines. I also nursed them till they were three years old because I was convinced that nursing them would help them fight ill-effects of the vaccines.

I took all these steps because I was scared about the vaccines but even more scared to not get them vaccinated.

[Anonymous]

I believe that certain threads on DCUM are planted by the moderator or his designee. There are certain threads that are very engaging, positive and seem designed to keep people coming back. The broad topic threads like word games, name your favorite music, etc.

[Anonymous]

Not an anti vaxxer, but i'm also of the position that it is near impossible that vaccines don't have *some* permanent ill effects for *some* people. Whether it is one in a million that it causes autism, or other auto immune diseases, etc.... The claim that "we know vaccines are totally safe!" seems BS, because you can't claim the absence of things that have been studied. As in, if no one has ever studied whether, say, people who themselves had the MMR vaccine as kids are more likely to give birth to a kid with ASD or thyroid disease or whatever.... then it can't be ruled out.