Whatever the truth is or isn’t of COVID (and Event 201 and Fauci’s prediction seem a bit odd), Porton Down have released at least one virus on the general public to see what the results would be – it’s documented and was featured on the ITV news.
The secret services have conducted a lot of extremely clandestine experiments, that would be very controversial if they got out – that’s basically their job. MK Ultra and Operation Gladio/Stay behind are also documented fact.`
I wonder exactly what Gary McKinnon did find. I can well believe the claims that the US and UK have a bilateral agreement in place to spy in great detail on each other's citizens' web usage and mobile phone records and 'share' information, to technically sidestep the laws that make it illegal for them to do it to their own citizens.
Didn’t Diana clearly talk about ‘dark forces’ and suggest that the royals might arrange a car crash to get rid of her? I don’t know if it’s true/proven, but I read that the Pont D’Alma Tunnel was built on a piece of land that was historically connected with making sacrifices to and worship of the goddess Diana – not sure if there’s anything in that or just made up. I also think the worldwide outpouring of extreme grief was extraordinary to say the least. Yes, she was popular and a young mum of young kids, so you’d expect sadness and people wanting to pay their due respects; but millions of people around the world who never met or knew her were so devastated and reacted as if it had been their own family member who’d died.
Not sure of it's a conspiracy, but prophet Muhammad and Jesus never existed. They were fictional characters created by war hungry men to control the masses.
I don’t know about Muhammed, but the ‘Jesus never existed’ one is beyond absurd. Obviously, a great many people reject the claims of the virgin birth, that he was the Son of God and that he was resurrected, but his actual existence and crucifixion is accepted as undisputed fact by the staunchest of atheist researchers/historians.
Just about everybody at the BBC knew about Savile – it was no secret. Terry Wogan acknowledged it as such – he and the main person in charge of the Children In Need telethon absolutely refused to let him have anything to do with it. Wogan asked a journalist when they were going to hurry up and expose him, as it was their job – not that of a load of BBC workers and TV presenters. I think Jill Dando and Elm House may well have been connected with this.
I don’t want to cause any upset or tread on any toes here, as it was recent and is very sensitive, but there was one specific tragic incident surrounding the circumstances of Kate giving birth, the given reasons for which seemed far-fetched beyond any belief. If there had been any truth to the suggestion that a surrogate was used, it would have potentially made far, far more sense.
Joan Rivers was apparently in good health and died suddenly following what should have been a standard, relatively low-risk operation (IIRC, her family might even have denied that she'd experienced any medical problems of that kind at all). This happened following her assertion of something that could have rocked the biggest boat there is out there. She was known for finding humour even in the darkest of scenarios, but when she made the assertion, that was the single time I’d ever seen her speak in public without a trace of humour or spark of wit.
Allegedly, there were some very big-name opponents of the establishing of the US Federal Reserve on board the Titanic – and then, just one year later it all went through without a hitch. Also, JFK had signed an executive order that was immensely unpopular with the powerful bankers and other people of influence behind the scenes a few months before his death and he was reportedly about to officially enact it. Sounds extremely convenient to me. In fact, the way money works on a national/global level is essentially one great big conspiracy fact that the average person in the street wouldn't necessarily understand or be able to get their head around.
The one I really don’t get is how the idea of ‘Big Pharma’ is scoffed at as a ridiculous conspiracy theory. Apparently, it’s beyond belief that the multi-billion-dollar international drugs companies might possibly want to keep the status quo and not have their continued income stream threatened in any way. Similarly, but more open to debate, the sudden, mysterious death of Stan Meyer after he filed his patent for, he claimed, a method for vehicles to run on water.