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The term '''conspiracy theory''' refers to a strategy of deception used for the [[narrative management]] of [[psyop]]s, 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''' refers to a strategy of deception used for the [[narrative management]] of [[psyop]]s, in order to obfuscate the true deeds and actions, the real motivation, reasons and consequences of a military operation, by targeting and discriminating the individual and social integrity. Conspiracy theories are designed and implemented by professional resources of the military apparatus.  


== Origins and use ==
== Origins and use ==
The term "conspiracy theory", and its related term "conspiracy theorist", were introduced after and because of the [[JFK]] [[psyop]] by the US American intelligence agencies. The term is used as a generic description of theories that show a conspiracy or in a deeper sense to refer to people who take a psyop for granted, assume deaths and a real event, but look for another [[Hidden Hand]] behind the psyop.
 
The term "conspiracy theory" was used for the first time in its current meaning in the [[psyop]] of the [[JFK assassination]] as part of the narrative management.


== Types ==
== Types ==

Revision as of 22:20, 29 December 2017

The term conspiracy theory refers to 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 operation, by targeting and discriminating the individual and social integrity. Conspiracy theories are designed and implemented by professional resources of the military apparatus.

Origins and use

The term "conspiracy theory" was used for the first time in its current meaning in the psyop of the JFK assassination as part of the narrative management.

Types

  1. Event: Conspiracy theories used to deceive the public about a singular event. Examples: 9/11, Boston Marathon Bombing, etc.
  2. Discours: Conspiracy theories which are used to dominate the discours on a particular field of knowledge. Examples: Physics, Astronomie, etc.

Controversies

Conspiracy candy

Conspiracy fatigue

See also

References

Fakeologist


Cluesforum


Hoaxbusters


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