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== Description == | == Description == | ||
The term [[conspiracy theory]] means a strategy of deception used for the [[narrative management]] of psyOps in order to obfuscate the true deeds and actions, the real motivation, reasons and consequences of a military media operation, by targeting and discriminating the individual and social integrity. | The term [[conspiracy theory]] means a strategy of deception used for the [[narrative management]] of psyOps in order to obfuscate the true deeds and actions, the real motivation, reasons and consequences of a military media operation, by targeting and discriminating the individual and social integrity. | ||
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==Types== | ==Types== | ||
# Event | # Event: Conspiracy theories used to deceive the public about a singular event. Examples: 9/11, Boston Marathon Bombing, etc. | ||
Conspiracy theories used to deceive the public about a singular event. Examples: 9/11, Boston Marathon Bombing, etc. | # Discours: Conspiracy theories which are used to dominate the discours on a particular field of knowledge. Examples: Physics, Astronomie, etc. | ||
# Discours | |||
Conspiracy theories which are used to dominate the discours on a particular field of knowledge. Examples: Physics, Astronomie, etc. | |||
Revision as of 23:34, 24 December 2017
Description
The term conspiracy theory means a strategy of deception used for the narrative management of psyOps in order to obfuscate the true deeds and actions, the real motivation, reasons and consequences of a military media operation, by targeting and discriminating the individual and social integrity.
Types
- Event: Conspiracy theories used to deceive the public about a singular event. Examples: 9/11, Boston Marathon Bombing, etc.
- Discours: Conspiracy theories which are used to dominate the discours on a particular field of knowledge. Examples: Physics, Astronomie, etc.
Controversies
See also
References
Fakeologist
Cluesforum
Hoaxbusters