Science (miscellaneous)

Water Flouridation: a public health conspiracy

"Water flouridation" means a practice used in several countries of the World (and particularly widespread in North America and Australia) to add or subtract from the water fluorine ions in order to continue reading

"The London Artifact" or "The London Hammer" (Texas)

The so-called "London Artifact" is a hammer made of wood and iron found in 1936 in London (Texas) by Max Hahn and his wife. The object is often referred to as a OOPart, as it was apparently set in a rock concretion that would have been around 400 million years old... continue reading

Large Hadron Collider & CERN: One Thousand And One Conspiracy Theories

the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is a hadron accelerator with an energy of about 14 teraelectronvolts. Some people believe that the facility is behind the recent earthquakes because... continue reading

MKULTRA: when drugs, psychology, psychiatry and social sciences become weapons in government service

The MKULTRA or MK-ULTRA project, from the German "mind kontrolle ultra" (also called the CIA mind control program) was the code name given by Allen Welsh Dulles to an illegal and... continue reading

Lerina Garcia Gordo, the woman from an alternate universe

In 2008 a 41 year old Spanish woman, Lerina Garcia Gordo, revealed that she was convinced that she found herself in an alternative dimension... continue reading

The controversial death of Serge Monast

Serge Monast (1945 - Montreal, 5 December 1996) was a Québécois investigative journalist, poet and conspiracy theorist, famous above all for having denounced the N.A.S.A. project known as Blue Beam... continue reading

The Nazi UFOs Theory

The novel "Rocket Ship Galileo" by Robert A. Heinlein, published in 1947, describes an expedition to the Moon conducted by continue reading

Health of the body and salvation of the soul: Monster Energy Drink is the Devil's Work

Energy drinks such as Red Bull, Burn or Monster, for their very high levels of stimulants such as caffeine (80 mg per can) and especially taurine (1000 mg per can), can even be more harmful... continue reading

"The Buzzer", the Russian ghost radio

For over 4 decades in Russia there has been a radio station codenamed UVB-76, better known by radio amateurs and short-wave listeners as "the Buzzer" or жужжалка (žužžalka), which transmits ... continue reading

Chernobyl conspiracy theories: from the Russian Woodpecker to aliens

The Chernobyl disaster occurred on 26 April 1986 at the V.I. Lenin nuclear power station in northern Ukraine (part of the Soviet Union at the time), 3 km from the town of Pryp"jat': together with Fukishima, it was the most... continue reading