American Dream » Thu Feb 05, 2015 11:02 pm wrote:I could name
a lot of points where the Far Right and the conspiracy community connect. In fact, as you do know, I have done so many times before.
We've been over this ground before and I'm content just to agree to disagree with you.
But what conspiracy community are you talking about?
Notable political conspiracies[edit]
This is an incomplete list that may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.
1st century BC – Catiline conspiracies [1]
44 BC – Liberatores plot assassination of Julius Caesar to restore Roman Republic [2]
AD 65 – Pisonian conspiracy [3]
Late 15th century (1478) – Pazzi conspiracy, which included the Pope [4]
1506 – Conspiracy against the life of the brothers Alfonso I d'Este, Duke of Ferrara and Cardinal Ippolito d'Este, coordinated by their half brother Giulio d'Este and full brother Ferrante d'Este [5]
1570 – Ridolfi plot against Elizabeth I of England [6]
1583 – Throckmorton Plot to murder Elizabeth and replace her with her cousin Mary, Queen of Scots [7]
1586 – Babington Plot, second major plot against Elizabeth, that led most directly to execution of Mary, Queen of Scots [8][9]
1603 – Main Plot to remove James I of England and enthrone Arbella Stuart
1603 – Bye Plot, leads to the execution of Sir George Brooke [10]
1605 – Gunpowder Plot to blow up the House of Lords during the State Opening of Parliament as prelude to a popular revolt in the Midlands, during which James's nine-year-old daughter, Princess Elizabeth, was to be installed as the Catholic head of state; often called the Gunpowder Treason Plot; origin of Guy Fawkes Day [11]
1788 – Anjala conspiracy [12]
1865 – Abraham Lincoln assassination plot, to include assassination of cabinet members [13]
1898 – The Dreyfus Affair, a coordinated attempt to falsely accuse Alfred Dreyfus of treason [14]
1903 – The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, presented as authentic text by the Tsar's secret police efforts to foment anti-Semitism [15]
1914 – The Black Hand, a secret society controlled by Serbian Military Intelligence, coordinates the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, thus causing World War I.
1932 to 1972 – Tuskegee syphilis experiment, to study natural progression of untreated syphilis in black men who thought they were receiving free health care [16]
1936 to 1950 – Presumed General Motors streetcar conspiracy [17]
1938 – Presumed Hitler Youth Conspiracy, NKVD case in Moscow involving some 70 arrests and 40 executions of teenagers and adults, later found to be baseless [18]
1939 – Operation Himmler and its Gleiwitz incident, "False Flag" terrorism by Nazi Germany as pretext for invasion of Poland
1939 Shelling of Mainila, "False Flag" terrorism by USSR as pretext for Winter War [19]
1943 – Bomb on Hitler's aircraft, an attempt on Adolf Hitler [20]
1941 – British wartime plan PR4 to invade and to occupy neutral Norway also code-named "Stratford"
1941 – Bombing of Pearl Harbour, Hawaii by the Japanese [21][22]
1944 – July 20 Plot, attempt to assassinate Hitler with suitcase bomb, and then use Operation Valkyrie to grab power [23][24]
1948 to 1976 – Operation Mockingbird, until then CIA director George H. W. Bush prohibited paid media recruiting [25][26]
1942 – Wannsee Conference, related to Final Solution of 3rd Reich Nazis [27]
1945 – Operation Paperclip, extraction of top Nazi scientists (incl. SS Nazi Party members) [28][29]
1948 to early 1980s – Operation Gladio CIA-NATO 'stay-behind' preparations [30][31]
1953 to ? – MKULTRA mind control program [32]
1953 – 1953 Iranian coup d'état Anglo-American conspiracy under the names of 'Operation Ajax' (CIA ) and 'Operation Boot' (MI6) [33]
1954 – Lavon affair Operation Susannah, "False Flag" terrorism by Mossad [34]
1960s – Project GAMMA allusion to attempts to assassinate Norodom Sihanouk, called Project CHERRY
1962 – Operation Northwoods – A rejected proposal for the CIA to commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities and elsewhere.[35]
1968 – The Markovic affair, French Secret Service Gaullist plot destabilise future president Georges Pompidou [36]
1969 to 1972 – Secret war in Laos, and Operation Menu in Cambodia, concealed from Congressional oversight [37]
1972 – Watergate scandal, burglary and cover-up scandals [38]
1982 – Brighton Bombings [39]
1982 – Fighting Solidarity [40]
1983 – October surprise [41][42]
1984 – Rajneeshee bioterror attack [43]
1987 – Iran-Contra Affair [44][45]
1987 – Various CIA involvements in overseas coups d'état
1991 – Nayirah testimony to rally U.S. public support to launch the Gulf War
1967 to 1974 – Strategy of tension theory in re series of incidents in Italy [46]
2000s – Operation Merlini [47]
2002 – Downing Street Memo [48][49]
2002 – September Dossier to justify Iraq invasion
2002 – Yellowcake forgery [50]
2003 – Iraq and weapons of mass destruction pretext for War in Iraq[51]
2007 to 2015 – PRISM (surveillance program)
Acquired derogatory meaning[edit]
Originally a neutral term, since the mid-1960s, in the aftermath of the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy, it has acquired a derogatory meaning, implying a paranoid tendency to see the influence of some malign covert agency in events.[14] The term is often used to dismiss claims that the critic deems ridiculous, misconceived, paranoid, unfounded, outlandish, or irrational.[15] A conspiracy theory that is proven to be correct, such as the notion that United States President Richard Nixon and his aides conspired to cover up Watergate, is usually referred to as something else, such as investigative journalism or historical analysis.[16] Despite conspiracy theorists often being dismissed as a "fringe group," evidence suggests that people from "a broad cross-section of Americans today—traversing ethnic, gender, education, occupation, and other divides" believe in a wide variety of conspiracy theories.[17] The term often implies that the proposed explanation of events is perceived as violating Occam's razor or the principle of falsifiability.
Mazars and Deutsche Bank could have ended this nightmare before it started.
They could still get him out of office.
But instead, they want mass death.
Don’t forget that.
by coffin_dodger » Thu Feb 05, 2015 6:25 pm 
