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| | | Parenti, Michael - Against Empire, The Brutal Realities of U.S. Global Domination (1995).pdf | 1.28 MB | | | | Palast, Greg - The Best Democracy Money Can Buy (2003).pdf | 570.81 KB | | | | Packard, Vance - The Hidden Persuaders (1957, 1980).pdf | 9.16 MB | | | | Paris, Edmond - The Secret History of Jesuits (1975).pdf | 969.54 KB | | | | Paul, Ron - Freedom Under Siege, The U.S. Constitution After 200 Years (1987).pdf | 752.57 KB | | | | Pearson, George - Towards One World, An Outline of World History 1600-1962 (1962).pdf | 4.05 MB | | | | Paul, Ron - Pillars of Prosperity, Free Markets Honest Money Private Property (2008).pdf | 10.09 MB | | | | Ostrovsky, Victor - The Other Side of Deception, A Rogue Agent Exposes the Mossad's Secret... | 13.21 MB | | | | O'Hara, Larry - Turning up the Heat, MI5 after the Cold War (1994).pdf | 517.95 KB | | | | Nace, Ted - Gangs of America, The Rise of Corporate Power and the Disabling of Democracy (2003).pdf | 964.17 KB | | | | Murray, Robert - The Decline and Fall of the American Empire (2002).pdf | 1.14 MB | | | | Nield, Michael - The Police State Road Map (2004).pdf | 1.32 MB | | | | North, Gary - Political Polytheism, The Myth of Pluralism (1989).pdf | 6.13 MB | | | | O'Brien-Phillips - TRANCE-Formation of America (1995).pdf | 4.38 MB | | | | Null, Gary - The Hidden Side of Psychiatry (1995).pdf | 396.14 KB | | | | Pease, Edward R. - The History of the Fabian Society (1955).pdf | 1.02 MB | | | | Perkins, John - Confessions of an Economic Hit Man (2004).pdf | 1.37 MB | | | | Roberts, Archibald E. - The Most Secret Science (1984).pdf | 2.51 MB | | | | Riggenbach, Jeff - Why American History is Not What They Say, An Introduction to Revisionism... | 1.52 MB | | | | Ravage, M. E. - Five Men of Frankfort, The Story of the Rothchilds (1929).pdf | 5.4 MB | | | | Rothbard, Murray N. - A History of Money and Banking in the United States, The Colonial Era to... | 1.12 MB | | | | Rothbard, Murray N. - A New History of Leviathan, Essays on the Rise of the American Corporate... | 15.86 MB | | | | Rothbard, Murray N. - Anatomy of the State (2009).pdf | 142.5 KB | | | | Rothbard, Murray N. - America's Great Depression 5th (2000).pdf | 993.52 KB | | | | Rapport, Mike - 1848, Year of Revolution (2008).pdf | 5.63 MB | | | | Quigley, Carroll - Tragedy and Hope, A History of the World in Our Time (8 Vols) (1966).pdf | 4.57 MB | | | | Piper, Michael Collins - Final Judgment, The Missing Link in the JFK Assassination Conspiracy... | 8.46 MB | | | | Petras, James - The Power of Israel in the United States (2008).pdf | 1.09 MB | | | | Postman, Neil - Amusing Ourselves to Death, Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business (1985).pdf | 3.64 MB | | | | Preparata, Guido Giacona - Conjuring Hitler, How Britain and America Made the Third Reich (2005).pdf | 1.59 MB |
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Conspiracy Theory eBooks Collection [PDF]-OMNiSCiENT
A Conspiracy Theory explains an event as being the result of an alleged plot by a covert group or organization or, more broadly, the idea that important political, social or economic events are the products of secret plots that are largely unknown to the general public. The term "conspiracy theory" is used to indicate a narrative genre that includes a broad selection of (not necessarily related) arguments for the existence of grand conspiracies. The term is frequently used by scholars and in popular culture to identify secret military, banking, or political actions. Conspiracy theories are based on the notion that complex plots are put into motion by powerful hidden forces
Originally a neutral term, since the mid-1960s it has acquired a somewhat derogatory meaning, implying a paranoid tendency to see the influence of some malign covert agency in events. The term is sometimes used to automatically dismiss claims that are deemed ridiculous, misconceived, paranoid, unfounded, outlandish or irrational. A proven conspiracy theory, such as the notion that Nixon and his aides were behind the Watergate break-in and cover-up, is usually referred to as something else, such as investigative journalism or historical analysis
Katherine K. Young states "the fact remains, however, that not all conspiracies are imagined by paranoids. Historians show that every real conspiracy has had at least four characteristic features: groups, not isolated individuals; illegal or sinister aims, not ones that would benefit society as a whole; orchestrated acts, not a series of spontaneous and haphazard ones; and secret planning, not public discussion." "Some historians have put forward the idea that more recently the United States has become the home of conspiracy theories because so many high-level prominent conspiracies have been undertaken and uncovered since the 1960s." The existence of such real conspiracies helps feed the belief in conspiracy theories
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