Historically Confirmed

[ghosty]

onequestion... look into the book The Medusa File i forget who it's by right now but it has declassified information dating from all the way back to ww2 into the cold war related to covered up war crimes, illegal cia operations, etc and moves progressivey forward in history

[onequestion]

thanks ghsty, i'll check it out. I hope everybody gets the point of this thread. The point is that conspiracies do exist and have been confirmed over over again by history. If you want to know whats happening to america today look no further than the demise of rome and Germanies descet into fascism. We are doomed to a german path that stops right before world war two and has a roman ending. A great movie to check out on this is zeitgeist. Zeitgeist - The Movie, 2007 I think i'll start a new thread for that movie.

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Hiroo Onoda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Not much of a conspiracy theory, but it was a Japanese urban legend before they actually found the guy.

[PharmaCan]

The Gulf of Tonkin incident

PC :smokin:

[onequestion]

I'm pretty sure that Gulf of Tonkin was a fraud but is that the generally accepted truth?

[PharmaCan]

I'm pretty sure that Gulf of Tonkin was a fraud but is that the generally accepted truth?

Yeah, pretty much. Every now and then you'll hear a main-stream commentator like Wolf Blitzer mention the incident in relation to some current event they are analyzing. That's about as generally accepted as you can get.

PC :smokin:

[YouAintKnow]

Remember, Remember the 5th of November.

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i'm watching the beginning of that zeit geist thing, and the intro is gnarly.

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i like how the drums go with the guns.

[Jouryokujin]

Nationwide warrantless wiretapping done by the CIA in the 60s/70s (confirmed by the family jewels)

A certain hallucinogen being 'experimented' with via the CIA administering massive doses to unwitting citizens. in one case, a man fell to his death from a window while alone in his hotel room...Nobody was sure why, considering the autopsy showed no traces of drugs or alcohol (this hallucinogen wasn't, and still isn't normally tested for), until the family jewels were released.