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What is a Conspiracy Theory?
Section 1.1
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What is a Myth?
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Urban Myths
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Famous People
Marilyn Monroe
Elvis
Bruce Lee
Abraham Lincoln
John Lennon
El Dorado
Pope John Paul I
Robert Maxwell
Rudolf Hess
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Organisations
New World Order
Men In Black
Druids
Freemasons
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Places
Area 51
Bermuda Triangle
Altamira Caves
The Pyramids
Atlantis
Crop Circles
Loch Ness
The Kursk
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Legends
Pontianak
Mermaids
Robin Hood
Bigfoot
Native American Myths
The Da Vinci Code
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Section 8
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Section 9
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Section 10
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Section 11
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Section 12
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Section 13
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Section 14
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Section 15
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Organisations
Men In Black

According to some, the Men in Black do exist but they are not quite as benevolent or amusing as Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones.

The MIB reportedly appear after someone has seen a UFO. Their suits are weird and shiny and their voices are monotone.

Some claim they are in fact androids employed by either the government or aliens to suppress the truth about beings from other worlds. They are allegedly telepathic and are able to exert mind control over their victims.

Or are the MIB simply an hallucination? Government robots in black suits seem quite tame compared to little green men in flying saucers.

 

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