renowned royal death of the 1900’s would appeal conspiracy theorists; that is exactly what happened when Princess Diana of Wales died in August of 1997. The night of her passing consisted of many elements that attracted these theories such as arbitrariness, royalty, money, secrecy, fame, and romance. Minimal information has been given to the public regarding the sudden death of the renowned sovereign causing many to extrapolate. The most popular and alleged theory quantifies that Diana was not inadvertently
John F. Kennedy Topic: John F. Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy Theories Organization: Topical General Purpose: To Inform Specific Purpose: At the end of my presentation, my audience will understand the three most popular conspiracy theories explaining the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Statement about Audience: My audience consists of 12 people (8 females, 4 males) with an average age of 16.5. All but one of the audience members has average knowledge of Kennedy’s assassination, nd the majority
Twin towers conspiracy Although some alternative theories to the official suggested that it was the secret agents of Israel or Pakistan who were behind the attacks , the theories that have achieved the greatest impact are often based on one of these two ideas :That was the government of the United States himself who orchestrated and perpetrated the attacks in a false flag operation and the other is that the government know that it is going to happen and it don`t make anything to stop this. One
dejection-agitation mediated the effect of symbolic threat and realistic threat on anti-West conspiracy theories was in support of the model of integrated threat theory (ITT : Stephan & Renfro, 2002). In this model, symbolic threat and realistic threat are supposed to aggravate negative emotions such as intergroup anxiety, fear, and anger, which in turn intensify negative out-group attitudes. Intergroup emotion theory (Smith, Miller,
Why We Spread Rumors The rumor that the world is run by an all-powerful organization known as the Illuminate has been around since early 1776. In that time there was an actual organization under the same name whose goals were to end the abuse of the power of the state, and the religious influence over the public. While loose talk of the secret organization made the Illuminates name common knowledge by 1785, governments soon banned all secret societies. Despite this many do believe that the illuminate
the most fantasizing portion of “Sandy Hook Conspiracy: FBI Evidence Shows Shooting Was A Hoax, Shooting Was A Flag Operation For Gun Control Legislation?” the reporter gives a specific example as to why the Sandy Hook Shooting were a definite hoax. The reporter states that the man who was said to be a “hero” and who saved the lives of six students by keeping them safe during the shootings, was actually in fact an actor: Such Sandy Hook conspiracy theories have been brought to light by "Truthers."
Freemasonry is commonly referred to as a secret society; however, I don’t believe that many people actually know the facts of freemasonry. Freemasonry is often portrayed in movies, TV, and other forms of media. Many people even today are masons. You can see it on license plates on vehicles, there are masonic lodges scattered throughout the United States, you may even know a few masons, but not the origins or story of it. People will often compare Freemasonry to the “Illuminati,” and they believe
life by jumping out of a window in the North Tower of the World Trade Center. At least 200 more people were murdered as they too fell to their deaths. However, these tragic events came with many conspiracy theories of the government controlling the events of September 11. According to, “9/11 conspiracy theory document[a]ry the truth behind it all” (hereafter, “9/11”), that tragic day was derived by the United States government. The video creators even explained how the president at the time, President
There are theories that the FBI and CIA and other shooters were a part of his death. One of the conspiracy theories include the ‘magic bullet’ theory. The theory explains that Oswald had only shot 3 bullets in Dallas, which killed the president and wounded governor John Connally very badly. Both men were hit with one single bullet and
Criminal conspiracy rationale and utility Some of the important cases involving large scale conspiracies are The Indira Gandhi assassination, The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination and the Parliament Attack case. E.g. The conspirators must know of the general object of bombing a city (State of Maharshtra v. Som Nath Thapa) or that the conspiracy is directed towards the murder of an eminent personality (State v. Nalini), though the specific city or the specific identity need not be known i.e. that the conspirators