What's your favorite conspiracy theory—whether you believe it or just find it entertaining?

[Anonymous]

[Kaneki05]

9/11 inside job, because it makes the most sense to be true. I mean it's either true or the US government are the most incompetent at security defense in the world.
As no other country in the world has had anything even close happen. Nvm it been to do with planes and ya know airports should have a lot of security.
You would also think logically if this was easy to do then why did not happen again and again? How is 9/11 the only case I've heard a plane been took over and crashed into a building on purpose? Meanwhile bombings happen all the time.

Logically if terrorists could pull it off they would again... so if they haven't who did? And that's not the only route to go down to why 9/11 is the most interesting one.

[Asker]

I have no idea which theory is this

[Kaneki05]

You don't know what 9/11 is? Where terrorists easily took over 4 public planes with only knifes due to lack of security in all the airports...

One has to think ethier US have the most incompetent security or it was a inside job in someway.
How deep of an inside job I don't know but for sure seems like they had to someone on the inside at least.

I doubt that the terriosts just lucked out on security checks through all the airports on the same day to do such a plan.

[DryGermanGuy]

Absolutely none. I hate these often antisemitic bullshit stories and their braindead followers.

[EmmaMary]

It quite simply has to be the old chestnut one...Did We or Did We Not Go To The Moon?

Admittedly it's so old now, and long before my time that I really don't care one way or the other... It's just that every so often it rears up again! lol

[Asker]

in my opinion we didn't haha

[EmmaMary]

Thank you so much for the MHO.

[Nikki1989]

Look no further than right-wing American politics for those. You have endless choices.

[AI Opinion]

One entertaining conspiracy theory is the notion that Stanley Kubrick faked the moon landing. As a filmmaker, I find this fascinating, especially considering Kubrick's attention to detail and his impact on the world of cinema. The theory suggests that his film "2001: A Space Odyssey" was a practice run for the moon landing footage. It's intriguing to imagine how art and reality might intertwine, even if it's not true. 🌌🎥🌕

[fish5505_87]

The world is flat, not really a conspiracy!

[chrissykerdock]

earth is round go the beach

[fish5505_87]

@chrissykerdock Lol. I agree!