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My personal theory is that particularly stupid conspiracy theories, like the Moon Hoax or Flat Earth, have various intelligence agencies pushing them, to tar by association anyone looking into plausible conspiracy theories, like asking just who has the CIA used it special assassination tools on (pic related) or looking into unusual insurance purchases shortly before the September 11th attacks.

My favorite conspiracy theory is that particulary retarded conspiracy theories, like space isn't real, flat earth, and so on, actually have glowniggers pushing them. They do this to tar by association anyone looking into more plausible conspiracies, like asking who did the CIA use its clandestine assassination tools on, what really happened with JFK's shooting, and such.

I think that particularly stupid conspiracy theories (like flat Earth or Moon hoax) have glow-in-dark types behind them; they are meant to tar by association anyone who questions mainstream narratives. People who wonder just who has the CIA used its heart-attack gun get lumped into the same category as people who think space isn't real. It should be noted that the term 'conspiracy theory' itself was coined in a memo released to CIA agents on how to talk to people questioning just what went on with President Kennedy's death.

>>11290860
This here - hell, the whole term "conspiracy theory" was coined in a CIA memo about how to handle people questioning what exactly JFK's assassination. The method works pretty well to; try bringing up the fact that the CIA has had a heart attack gun since the 1970's, and wondering who they have used it on, and normies will think you are a nut.

>>11285484
Hell, the whole term Conspiracy Theory itself was coined & popularized by the CIA in a memo for its agents on how to deal with people questioning the exact events of JFK's assassination. See CIA Document 1035-960. And yeah, it is amazing how well the associating plausible conspiracies with the nut case like Flat Earth works - I have had people call me a wacko for just pointing out that the CIA has a heart attack gun since the 1970s, and wondering who they might have used it on. And that is something they literally showed off during Congressional hearings.

The government already has plenty of ways to kill people in sneaky ways. Picture related is the CIA's heart-attack gun; it is an airgun that shoots an ice dart containing a shellfish-derived toxin that causes heart attacks. The heart attack looks like normal one, the toxin breaks down quickly in the body, and of course the ice dart melts, leaving only a pin-prick wound. And this is just what the government was willing to admit existed, back in the 1970s - imagine what they have come up with since then.

>>9953241
The heart attack gun is apparently pretty simple. The CIA discovered a poison that induces heart attacks, and rigged up a gun to shoot darts of ice containing the poison. Very difficult for coroners to notice.