The 30 Best Crazy Conspiracy Theories That People Actually Believe

[Apple Sky]

The entire royal family was taken out , and I heard just the other day that Klaus Schwab along with others was taken out too.
So there won't be any more NWO nonsense coming from these people.

Well all's I can say is that these lookalikes are playing their parts very well.

 

[imsaneru]

Well all's I can say is that these lookalikes are playing their parts very well.

Yep and the actor Biden is doing fantastic , shaking hands with the invisible man , falling up and down stairs and off his bike , talking absolute rubbish etc etc....lol

Their waiting for the public to wake up , but it looks like it's gonna be a while before they do.
Apparently it's all gonna come out before November anyway , can't have a fake Biden running for president...lol

 

[Apple Sky]

I don't believe Lee Harvey Oswald shot JFK, I think it was Jackie, watch the Zapruder video very closely and You'll see Jackie shoot him & then clammier over the boot of the car to retrieve either the bullet or the small gun she used.

The Zapruder Film : Abraham Zapruder : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

This is a video showcasing JFK’s assassination viewer discretion is advised The 1st video is the regular Zapruder film The 2nd video is it zoomed in

archive.org

 

[Apple Sky]

Yep and the actor Biden is doing fantastic , shaking hands with the invisible man , falling up and down stairs and off his bike , talking absolute rubbish etc etc....lol

Their waiting for the public to wake up , but it looks like it's gonna be a while before they do.
Apparently it's all gonna come out before November anyway , can't have a fake Biden running for president...lol

Why in November ?

 

[imsaneru]

Why in November ?

The American Presidencial election is November 5 or there abouts

 

[Apple Sky]

The American Presidencial election is November 5 or there abouts

I shall look out for it in November.

 

[The Liturgist]

According to the internet, you should steer clear of the Denver airport.

Conspiracy theories are not a new concept, but they’ve taken on a whole new life thanks to the internet. In the past year alone, we’ve seen way more than our fair share of misinformation online—some rooted in historical details, others in fear. Here, we’re taking a look at the craziest theories people have believed throughout the history of man, er, womankind, from an Earth within Earth to Prince Charles living as a closeted vampire. Ya know, normal stuff! Let’s go.

1

The moon landing was fake​

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The flag moving in the wind, no stars in the sky whatsoever, the misaligned shadows—these are all points made in the conspiracy theory that Neil Armstrong didn’t take the first “leap for mankind” on the moon in 1969. For years, conspiracists have argued that NASA staged the landing and that the secret has been protected by the CIA ever since.

Continued below.

The 30 Craziest Conspiracy Theories That Some People Actually Believe

According to the internet, we should steer clear of the Denver airport... and Bill Gates.

www.popularmechanics.com

That article is behind a paywall. I only saw the first one, and the one concerning the assassination of JFK. Could you enumerate the other 28 for us?

 

[The Liturgist]

Yeah, well, I used to believe that the story of Lot's wife looking back and turning into a pillar of salt was just a big fake, I mean people looking back and then turning into a pillar of salt? Really? But then on the way to Sunday School us kids got in a fight in the back seat. My mom looked back and turned into a telephone pole. Go figure, right?

I see what you did there. Very funny.

By the way, there is a local folklore in Southern Calfiornia, which I have heard is also present in some regions of Mexico, about a woman from what one might call a barrio or colonia who lived in a shack built next to a wash, or ravine, or arroyo, who was “a lady of the night” as they say, professionally, left her infant alone one night to go engage in her ahh affairs of the heart, and pocketbook. A flood washed away her shack, and grief striken, she was transformed into a towering giant called the Iona or Ydrona who walks along the wash and will catch bad children. Much of the hispanic population in my hometown believed this story was literally true in my youth. My mother, in her youth, once snuck out at night to see for her self, for she is an adventurous person, but there was nothing frightening other than the guard dog at a local scrapyard. So this combined with the fact that variants on this story exist throughout the region gives me cause for skepticism, but I love it as a bit of colorful local folklore among those hispanic families who have lived in California for many generations, many of whom were close friends with my family growing up, and gave us tamales, and other fun things.

 

[Michie]

That article is behind a paywall. I only saw the first one, and the one concerning the assassination of JFK. Could you enumerate the other 28 for us?

1

The moon landing was fake​

NASA//Getty Images
The flag moving in the wind, no stars in the sky whatsoever, the misaligned shadows—these are all points made in the conspiracy theory that Neil Armstrong didn’t take the first “leap for mankind” on the moon in 1969. For years, conspiracists have argued that NASA staged the landing and that the secret has been protected by the CIA ever since.

2

The government killed JFK​

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There are a number of conspiracy theories about President Kennedy’s death, but one of the most popular is that the government was behind the assassination. Many Americans don’t believe Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, and biographer Philip Shenon claims that even Bobby Kennedy thought the CIA was responsible for his brother’s death at first.

3

COVID-19 was engineered by the media​

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Some people think the virus is a hoax that was engineered by the media and global elite to control the population. While a die-hard believer likely won’t believe us (aka the media), we’re just going to emphasize right here and right now that COVID-19 is very much a real and deadly virus.

 

[Michie]

4

Earth has been sucked into a black hole​

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The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) is at the heart of a lot of crazy conspiracy theories, including the belief that when CERN discovered the Higgs Boson (aka the God particle) in 2012, it inadvertently created a black hole and Earth was sucked into it. These believers think that the world ended in 2012 but we haven’t realized it yet.

5

Disney created Frozen as a distraction​

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People have long discussed the conspiracy that Walt Disney used cryogenics technology to freeze himself when he died—even though the Disney family refutes the claims. However, a new theory is that the Walt Disney Company created Frozen as a way to hack Google’s search algorithm and distract consumers from information about the late Walt Disney’s possible frozen procedure.

6

The Denver International Airport is the Illuminati’s headquarters​

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The Illuminati leads to a conspiracy rabbit hole that we’re not going to delve too far into—except when it comes to the Denver International Airport. Many Illuminati believers are convinced it’s the secret group’s headquarters. The airport has embraced the rumors by poking fun at it, but that hasn’t stopped people from believing secret tunnels and lizard lairs lurk beneath the building.

 

[Michie]

7

The Earth is hollow​

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In 2014, scientists released new unknown findings about the Earth’s core, and let’s just say conspiracy theorists took it and ran with it. After learning that we don’t know much at all about the surface of the Earth or what lies beneath its layers, the hollow Earth theorygained traction—some believers even think there’s an Earth inside of Earth.

8

The world is flat​

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The Flat Earth Society has spread across the globe in recent years, with more and more people believing that the world is flat and stationary rather than a rotating orb as science would lead them to believe.

9

Prince Charles is a vampire​

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Why? Well, the Prince of Wales is related to Vlad the Impaler, the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and many royals in Charles’s bloodline were known to have the disease porphyria, which is an iron deficiency that causes people to be sensitive to sunlight.

 

[Michie]

10

Bigfoot is real​

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Bigfoot, Sasquatch, call it what you will, but many people are convinced the elusive creature exists. For years, people have tried to track it down, resulting in videos and images often emerging of a tall, hairy animal walking upright.

11

The Nazis had a secret base in Antarctica​

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Rumors began circulating in the 1950s that the Nazis had a secret base in Antarcticathat housed advanced technology, like UFOs. However, since then, no evidence has been discovered to suggest that it’s true and Cambridge researcher Colin Summerhayes wrote a 21-page paper disputing the theory.

12

We’re all living in the Matrix​

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No, really. People think we’re living in a real-life simulation. The theory is supported by crazy coincidences and happenings that occur during a “glitch in the matrix”—this could be anything from recognizing the same “background character” to losing track of time.

13

The moon isn’t real​

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That’s right, some people think the moon doesn’t exist. This conspiracy theory has gained particular traction with flat-earthers, and they think the moon is simply a projection.

 

[Michie]

14

The Titanic didn’t actually sink​

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This tragic accident has been the topic of many conspiracy theories over the years, including that it was another one of the company’s ocean liners—the Olympic—that crashed into the iceberg, not the Titanic. But one sad fact remains: A ship did sink and approximately 1,500 passengers were killed.


15

Apollo 17 wasn’t the last moon mission​

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After the success of Apollo 17 in 1972, America stopped sending astronauts to the moon. NASA claimed they had logged all the research they needed and government funding was reduced. But a movie about a fictional Apollo 18 came out, and now some believe the mission was real and ended tragically when the astronauts had a run-in with aliens.

16

Zombies can rise from the dead​

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The belief in zombies can be traced back to ancient Greece, when they buried their dead with stones on top of them so they couldn’t return from the grave. Even today, some people prepare for the zombie apocalypse—just in case.

 

[Michie]

17

Bill Gates is making fake snow​

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With extreme weather conditions occurring across the United States in 2021, TikTokers stoked the fires on a Bill Gates conspiracy theory that he was creating fake snow that burns instead of melts. Spoiler alert: He wasn’t.

18

The Betz mystery sphere is alien material​

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The Betz mystery sphere has baffled the public since it was found by a couple in Florida in 1974. Conspiracy theorists are convinced it’s alien material, while others, such as the military, say it’s a manmade object.

19

Amelia Earhart was eaten by crabs​

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Amelia Earhart has been shrouded in mystery ever since her aircraft disappeared in 1937. While it’s widely believed that she ran out of fuel and crashed into the ocean, some think she landed by mistake on a deserted island and was eventually eaten by the three-foot-long coconut crabs that inhabited the shores.

 

[Michie]

20

The Loch Ness Monster lives in Scotland​

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Elusive in its nature, the Loch Ness Monster reportedly continues to live in the Scottish Loch Ness Lake and has captivated the public for thousands of years.

21

5G causes cancer and COVID-19​

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Ready for another by-product of the global pandemic? The internet swarmed with misinformation that the wireless service was responsible for diseases like cancer and even COVID-19. The spread of this theory even led to the destruction of some 5G towers, as people believed the powerful connection would kill them.

22

A solar flare caused the Titanic to sink​

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A study recently discovered that the northern hemisphere was experiencing a “moderate to severe” magnetic storm on the night of the ship’s collision. Similar solar flares are known to cause power outages on Earth and could have affected the ship’s radar and radio rescue signals.

 

[Michie]

23

The Black Knight satellite is an alien spacecraft​

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Many conspiracy theorists are wary of a space object that has become known as the Black Knight satellite. While experts at NASA insist it’s just space junk, some believe it’s an ancient alien spaceship.

24

Sirens were responsible for shipwrecks​

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Call them the original conspiracy theorists, but sailors have claimed that mystical women dubbed “sirens” would lure them to the rocks and cause shipwrecks back in the day.

25

Planet X is home to a world called Nibiru​

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When news of an undiscovered planet in the solar system was revealed, many were fascinated and excited. However, some thought that Planet X housed a theoretical world called Nibiru that would lead to an apocalypse on April 23, 2018. Looks like we made it, people. XXI Fr

 

[Michie]

26

Queen Elizabeth I was a man​

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Some believe that Queen Elizabeth I died as a child and, to prevent the end of the royal line, was replaced with a young boy. This theory is said to explain why the ruler remained chaste throughout her reign.

27

Airplane exhaust trails are filled with chemicals​

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There’s nothing like a government poison conspiracy. Many people have hopped on board with theorists who claim that an airplane’s exhaust trail, caused by low temperatures in high altitudes, is actually “chemtrails,” or chemicals the governmentis trying to spray us with secretly.

28

The Abominable Snowman lives in Asia​

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Much like Bigfoot, the Abominable Snowman has long been a mythological creature that the public has tried to find for thousands of years. The lure of the conspiracy? Large foot tracks found in the snow of a two-legged, humanlike animal.

29

The COVID-19 vaccine has a 5G chip inside of it​

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When the COVID-19 vaccine rolled out, there was a plethora of conspiracy theories regarding the medication. The most extreme being that the vaccine contained a microscopic 5G chip. The theorists even began circulating a supposed diagram of the chip, which ended up being the electric circuit of a guitar pedal.


30

Internet routers can lead to harmful 5G radiation​

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5G truthers circulated news that Faraday cages around internet routers help prevent radiation from 5G—and online sales soared. The real kicker? These cages block any and all electromagnetic radiation, including Wi-Fi signals.

 

[Mercy Shown]

I see what you did there. Very funny.

By the way, there is a local folklore in Southern Calfiornia, which I have heard is also present in some regions of Mexico, about a woman from what one might call a barrio or colonia who lived in a shack built next to a wash, or ravine, or arroyo, who was “a lady of the night” as they say, professionally, left her infant alone one night to go engage in her ahh affairs of the heart, and pocketbook. A flood washed away her shack, and grief striken, she was transformed into a towering giant called the Iona or Ydrona who walks along the wash and will catch bad children. Much of the hispanic population in my hometown believed this story was literally true in my youth. My mother, in her youth, once snuck out at night to see for her self, for she is an adventurous person, but there was nothing frightening other than the guard dog at a local scrapyard. So this combined with the fact that variants on this story exist throughout the region gives me cause for skepticism, but I love it as a bit of colorful local folklore among those hispanic families who have lived in California for many generations, many of whom were close friends with my family growing up, and gave us tamales, and other fun things.

Oh man, tamales! These folklores are fun. Where I live, there is supposedly roaming the woods at night a large 6-foot-tall black dog called Snarly-yaw. But it is mostly the inebriated that report the sightings.

 

[Mercy Shown]

According to the internet, you should steer clear of the Denver airport.

Conspiracy theories are not a new concept, but they’ve taken on a whole new life thanks to the internet. In the past year alone, we’ve seen way more than our fair share of misinformation online—some rooted in historical details, others in fear. Here, we’re taking a look at the craziest theories people have believed throughout the history of man, er, womankind, from an Earth within Earth to Prince Charles living as a closeted vampire. Ya know, normal stuff! Let’s go.

1

The moon landing was fake​

NASA//Getty Images

The flag moving in the wind, no stars in the sky whatsoever, the misaligned shadows—these are all points made in the conspiracy theory that Neil Armstrong didn’t take the first “leap for mankind” on the moon in 1969. For years, conspiracists have argued that NASA staged the landing and that the secret has been protected by the CIA ever since.

Continued below.

The 30 Craziest Conspiracy Theories That Some People Actually Believe

According to the internet, we should steer clear of the Denver airport... and Bill Gates.

www.popularmechanics.com

I can give reasonable prices on tinfoil hats.

 

[The Liturgist]

17

Bill Gates is making fake snow​

Michael Cohen//Getty Images
With extreme weather conditions occurring across the United States in 2021, TikTokers stoked the fires on a Bill Gates conspiracy theory that he was creating fake snow that burns instead of melts. Spoiler alert: He wasn’t.

18

The Betz mystery sphere is alien material​

Ray Massey//Getty Images
The Betz mystery sphere has baffled the public since it was found by a couple in Florida in 1974. Conspiracy theorists are convinced it’s alien material, while others, such as the military, say it’s a manmade object.

19

Amelia Earhart was eaten by crabs​

Bettmann//Getty Images
Amelia Earhart has been shrouded in mystery ever since her aircraft disappeared in 1937. While it’s widely believed that she ran out of fuel and crashed into the ocean, some think she landed by mistake on a deserted island and was eventually eaten by the three-foot-long coconut crabs that inhabited the shores.

CRAB PEOPLE!