re: What is a conspiracy theory you actually believe?

Germ theory was tested when first proposed and it failed. They found contagion is not real. Deer Island 1919 studies and others are referenced here toward the bottom LINK

Mercury is toxic at the lowest possible atomic level. It was the main plague treatment, it's in the vaccines and the fish and many other things. The CIA sprayed cities with aerosol lead and that's just what has been declassified. Harmful germs and viruses don't exist, chemical agents and parasitic worms do.

Seems like most people in here are having legitimate discussion so I dont think your lame bait posts are going to work. Go back to the msb

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Germ theory was tested when first proposed and it failed. They found contagion is not real. Deer Island 1919 studies and others are referenced here toward the bottom LINK

Mercury is toxic at the lowest possible atomic level. It was the main plague treatment, it's in the vaccines and the fish and many other things. The CIA sprayed cities with aerosol lead and that's just what has been declassified. Harmful germs and viruses don't exist, chemical agents and parasitic worms do.

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Reading through all your posts on this thread, I have come to the conclusion that you are insane.

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That's interesting and good for him. Sounds like quite the accomplished person. I suppose there are a lot of things that are classified which some might not have been at or felt at liberty to share based off the nature of the knowledge. Also, I am sure the government at the top levels has the means to keep certain things hush hush should national security hinge on the information never seeing the light of day. My point is, who knows for sure, save a few select folks, where the truth lies. That isn't meant as a swipe at your grandfather nor anyone else who might have a relative in a similar position.

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Well there are a host of things...had you been goaded by the government properly, you would be hesitant to speak out against something of this magnitude, not to mention I am sure they had their futures set to the hilt by going along with the story in many realms. Not saying they DID lie but there were plenty of plausible reasons to do just that. Again, I am not saying the Moon missions were faked, but some things do seem a bit off circa 2022 looking back.

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the movie JFK

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is 90 percent fiction.

That the NFL instructs the Officials to influence the games to try and control the out come.


Prove me wrong

I just say from experience. How many de facto already don't care about germs? Don't care much about washing their hands, or covering their wounds or drinking after someone or anything. Probably like the majority of people. Take a look around. I know doctors that are that way personally, and let patients cough in their face every day. I had hundreds of covid patients cough in my unmasked face every day. All these people just tell themselves oh I'm too badass I gotta a kickass immune system. But as it turns out you can literally take the green mucus directly from a sick person and stick it in your nose or your mouth or your veins and you will not get sick. No one gets sick. Multiple studies show this.

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Pretty sure they found that the earth and the moon have the same base compositions in their soil and the moon came out of the earth when it was formed as a counterbalance to the EArth, but don't want to rain on your parade.

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Think covering a bunker with dirt / “earth”…
Instead of a bunker, it is an observatory

https://thesanguinewoods.com/2018/08/30/is-the-moon-the-creation-of-alien-intelligence-sputnik-science-journal-1970/

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Russian Scientists Published This Paper in the 70s: ‘Is the Moon the Creation of Alien Intelligence?’
Posted by The Sanguine Woods on August 30, 2018

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According to Professor Stanyukovich, a “missile” of a sizable character (say 6 miles in diameter) must, on collision with the Moon, penetrate to a depth equal to 4 or 5 times its own diameter (24-30 miles). The surprising thing is that however big the meteorites may have been which have fallen on the Moon (some have been more than 60 miles in diameter), and however fast they must have been traveling (in some cases the combined speed was as much as 38 miles per second), the craters they have left behind are for some odd reason all about the same depth, 1.2-2 miles, although they vary tremendously in diameter.[/quote]

[quote]On the face of it, one would expect to find a very deep crater here, but nothing of the sort: there is three miles at the most between top and bottom levels, and one third of that is accounted for by the wall of rock thrown up around the crater like a toothed crown. For such a big hole, it is too shallow. Furthermore, the bottom of the crater is convex, following the curve of the lunar surface.

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Now let us consider the chemical peculiarities of the lunar rock. Upon analysis, American scientists have found chromium, titanium and zirconium in it. These are all metals with refractory, mechanically strong and anti-corrosive properties. A combination of them all would have enviable resistance to heat and the ability to stand up to means of aggression, and could be used on Earth for linings for electrical furnaces. 39470729-E405-4CDE-A86D-435691033B77

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If a material had to be devised to protect a giant artificial satellite from the unfavorable effects of temperature, from cosmic radiation and meteorite bombardment, the experts would probably have hit on precisely these metals.

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Other studies (NASA studies) noted that the moon “rang like a bell” (suggesting it is hollow…)

Advanced civilizations would potentially live in the planet/celestial body they inhabit (much safer than surface living). Safer from bollides and warlike chimps who send out probes

Paul McCartnety died in 1966