Conspiracy Theories Archives

SIMS: Exposing the Cowardice of Conspiracy Theories

October 4, 2025 Bronwyn Sims

Why Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Denial Is a Moral Corruption—And How Real Conspiracies Differ from Manufactured Lies Facts Over Fiction: A Guide to Debunking Conspiracy Theories I am writing this piece out of sheer disgust for the individuals who continue to spread baseless claims that Charlie Kirk’s assassination was somehow staged, faked, or orchestrated as “political … Read more

QUICK TAKES – Hat Trick

December 19, 2024May 3, 2023 NITZAKHON

I am resurrecting my QUICK TAKES feature which, for those not aware, is a hat trick of things I’d like to comment on, but don’t really see them developing into full-blown essays of their own right. As a sample, here are two (randomly selected) of my prior entries in this category:

The United Nations Declares War on … Itself?

August 7, 2022August 5, 2022 Steve MacDonald

The United Nations has teamed up with like-minded globalist terror groups like Twitter to stamp out conspiracy theories. This latest anti-free-speech scheme is called “#ThinkBeforeSharing: Stop the spread of conspiracy theories.”

Social IQ Test: Conspiracy Theory Edition – If You Don’t Believe This You’ll Believe Anything

May 17, 2022 Johnny Bananas (Fake News Reporter!)

Depending upon in which circles you run, or chant among burning candles, the term conspiracy theory has no doubt been tossed around. Among most, it has become a pejorative term to dismiss those who voice their distrust in official narratives or reported stories of major world-changing events.

The New Scarlet Letter

September 10, 2021 Op-Ed

At the beginning of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s famous American novel, The Scarlet Letter, a crowd gathers in Puritan Boston, Massachusetts, to witness the punishment of Hester Prynne, a young woman who has given birth to a baby of unknown parentage.

Tyranny, COVID, Genocides, EndlessWar, Conspiracy, Alinsky, Kabul!

August 17, 2021 NITZAKHON

So I am reading a fellow Jewish blogger’s blog and his post has several items worth highlighting specifically. And a few other things I’ve seen scattered around. But first, those few selections:

Quick Takes – A Hat Trick + One

August 16, 2021 NITZAKHON

1. Shortages.

I was at the grocery store and I overheard three of the senior people – decades of experience – talking about how it’s harder to get items to stock on the shelves. I mentioned that to some of the stock clerks whom I have gotten to know and they concur: they’re having to get creative to keep shelves visually full.

Really, Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig? YOU posted your “beauty mark” video, I merely comment on it, and I’M sexist?

October 29, 2019 Skip

…blaming someone else for their own mistake and willingness to NOT OWN UP TO IT. This really is hilarious – and I bet that the Mayor Craig campaign decided to make the bet that no one actually WATCHED either video (or WMUR running it). Well, leave it to them to try to fund raise off … Read more

Manchester Trump Rally – the “Empty Seat” conspiracy theory. Bunk!

August 17, 2019 Skip

UPDATED and BUMPED: Seems to be standard fare – Trump makes a claim, his critics say he’s wrong, then he’s proved right. You’d think the critics would learn that he’s playing them but Stupidity reigns supreme! Check this out: Sorry Elton John, your record’s not still standing: Fire marshal says Donald Trump’s boast that he … Read more