The "October Surprise" Conspiracy
The October Surprise is a conspiracy theory that occurs cyclically at US Presidential Elections: the definition (in vogue since 1972), indicates the happening of an event, often piloted, able to influence the outcome of a political election and... continue reading
Prohibition: the Noble Experiment that killed thousands of Americans
The term "Prohibition" refers to the period between 1919 and 1933 when in the United States of America, through the XVIII Amendment and the Volstead Act, the ban on the production, sale, importation and transportation of alcoholic beverages... continue reading
Al Naslaa rock
Situated in the Oasis of Tamya, Saudi Arabia, the monolith of Al Naslaa presents itself as a curious rocky formation of imposing size, perfectly divided in two by a clean cut in the center and... continue reading
The Lady of Elche is a bust in polychrome limestone discovered accidentally in 1897 in the Spanish town of the same name and now housed in the National Archaeological Museum of Madrid...
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Vimana, the spaceships of the Gods
The word "Vimana" in Sanskrit would indicate some unspecified "flying objects" able to move in the air, in space and even under water: present in many ancient Hindu texts (including Veda and Purana), these "spaceships" were... continue reading
The Lines of Nazca are a series of geoglyphics traced on the desert plateau between the cities of Nazca and Palpa, in Southern Peru...
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The Paracas culture was an Andean society existing between approximately 800 BC and 100 BC: one of its burial places with hundreds of bodies was brought to the light at the beginning of the last century, in a desert area in...
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It has all the characteristics to become the Global Theory of Conspiracy and according to its supporters would involve Governments, HAARP, the Norwegian Spiral, FEMA concentration camps, The Illuminati, chemtrails and even Tupac Shakur...
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Not everyone knows that the popular movie "Men in Black" (by Barren Sonnenfeld) was based on a well known conspiracy theory...
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The Phantom Time Hypothesis
The Phantom Time Hypothesis: the Early Middle Ages didn't exist. Germany, 1986: During a conference, Horst Fuhrmann, German Medievalist and President of "Monumenta Germaniae Historica", openly declares that the... continue reading
