8 Conspiracy Theories That the Mainstream Media Has Been Forced to Admit Are Actually True

Discern Report ^ | February 14, 2025 | Michael Snyder

[Lazamataz]

I live by the motto, “Believe nothing until the government officially denies it.”

[Red Badger]

From Brave AI:

Claud Cockburn
British journalist (1904-1981)

The quote “Believe nothing until it has been officially denied” is often attributed to Claud Cockburn, a British journalist who lived from 1904 to 1981. This phrase is widely quoted in journalistic studies, though Cockburn did not claim to have originated it himself.

Cockburn was known for his work in journalism and was involved with the British Communist Party in the 1930s.

[Pajamajan]

BUMP for anyone who might still believe main stream media.

[Libloather]

Brandon took bribes from the chicoms. Maybe add that to the list.

[Jumper]

Justin in Canada, Drama Teacher married older Trans

Macron in France, drama student married older trans

Barrack in AmetiKa married a Trans

[Red Badger]

Brandon took bribes from EVERYBODY!.....................

[Dr. Franklin]

G. H. W. Bush was involved in Operation Paperclip.

[ClearCase_guy]

And note the flip side — Somebody like Randy Weaver can live in an isolated place in Idaho and the government declare him to be a militia that wants to overthrow the government. That would never be labelled as “a conspiracy theory”. It would simply be labelled as “true”.

Likewise, if I say the Moon is made of green cheese, that’s not a conspiracy theory — it’s just “wrong”.

Harmless ideas can be “wrong”.
Ideas which are useful to the government can be “true”.
Ideas that make the government uncomfortable are “conspiracy theories”.

[DownInFlames]

Wait until it’s proven there were 2 shooters at JFKs assignation.

[DownInFlames]

Assassination.

[Red Badger]

[Red Badger]

[gunnut]

My new favorite response now is, “is the chance zero?” It makes people think about if the government is capable of it and could it happen. Once you say it is possible and it is possible that the government would do it, then it is just a percentage argument.

[sauropod]

bkmk

[Red Badger]

I have always believed that.

Oswald was set up, a patsy.

Same thing happened with MLK assassination.

James Earl Ray was set up, a patsy.

The real killers were FBI/CIA agents or their hired guns...........

[IndyTiger]

Maybe aspartame is not good for you over a period of time, but at age 67, I’m not giving up my daily Diet Coke.

[Bob434]

I hope the press secretary throws this info in the faces of the left everytime the left claim that the right are co spiracy theorists and overreacting to something.

[Fai Mao]

I wouldn’t call operation paperclip a conspiracy theory.

[fwdude]

As far as the dumbing down of America, I thought I would never see a movement to jettison college entrance exams like I've seen in the past decade. Whatever else you think about testing, it remains a good indicator of college readiness and basic knowledge skills. People who aren't cut out for academic rigor CANNOT pass them (ACT, SAT, Etc.) That MOST colleges these days have made these "optional," for obvious DEI reasons, is a disturbing sign that a college degree is worth next to nothing, not if just anyone can have one.

This dumbing down has metastasized to infect everything. Career websites now eschew skills testing, when it was once considered a good indicator of a job seeker's strengths. We all know why.