1) UN Declares WAR on “Conspiracy Theories” 2) False Flag Weekly News: The War on Conspiracy Theories. Dr. E. Michael Jones 3) Expert Guide to Conspiracy Theories part 1 –...

1) UN Declares WAR on “Conspiracy Theories”

2) False Flag Weekly News: The War on Conspiracy Theories. Dr. E. Michael Jones

3) Expert Guide to Conspiracy Theories part 1 – How to Spot One. A Mainstream Analysis

UN Declares WAR on “Conspiracy Theories”, Launches #ThinkBeforeSharing Campaign!!
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Press For Truth:
First published at 20:37 UTC on August 2nd, 2022
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The United Nations, UNESCO and the World Jewish Congress want you to Stop Exposing Their Conspiracies They Are Guilty of…
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“In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act”. – George Orwell (1984)
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The United Nations has declared war on conspiracy theories, describing the rise of conspiracy thinking as “worrying and dangerous”.
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UNESCO has teamed up with Twitter, the European Commission and the World Jewish Congress to launch the campaign dubbed #ThinkBeforeSharing: Stop the spread of conspiracy theories.
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In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth counters the propagandists claims while thoroughly debunking their peer reviewed paper “On The Viability of Conspiratorial Beliefs”.

False Flag Weekly News: The War on Conspiracy Theories. Dr. E. Michael Jones
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First published on November 13th, 2019
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Kevin Barrett and Dr. E. Michael Jones discuss recent headlines on “False Flag Weekly News.”

Expert Guide to Conspiracy Theories part 1 – How to Spot One. A Mainstream Analysis
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See video descriptions below

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WE NO LONGER HAVE TO RELY UPON THEORIES
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THE GLOBALIST CRIMINALS ARE NOW  OPENLY TELLING US THE CRIMES THEY ARE PLANNING TO COMMIT
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The Traditional use of the Term Conspiracy Theory is now upon the verge of becoming Obsolete.
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The vast majority of what would have been called a Conspiracy Theory can not only be PROVEN, but those who are Committing these Crimes Against Humanity are now OPENLY TELLING US THEIR PLANS.
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That would place these so called Conspiracy Theorist’s in the Category of:
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Citizen Journalist’s
Activists
Dissidents
Whistleblowers
Government Watch Groups
Human Rights Violation Researchers
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It is these very same types of people who were CALLED Conspiracy Theorist’s who have now Conclusively Proven most of their claims to be Established Fact.
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This never could have happened without the relentless efforts of the masses themselves.
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Conspiracy Theories have moved from the Fringe of Society to the Mainstream of Public Belief.
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“CONSPIRACY THEORY” MY DEFINITION:
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1: A term adapted and Weaponized by the CIA , used as a means to Discredit and Ridicule those who EXPOSE Crimes Committed by Government, Politicians, Corporations, etc. Especially Crimes Committed by the CIA.
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2: A term used by those who Trust the Government, Politicians, the Main Stream News and Authority Figures to describe the claims made by those who Distrust the Government and accuse them of Committing or Planning to Commit  Crimes or to Violate our Constitutional Rights.
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3: A term used by those who are not smart enough to understand the Crimes being Commited Against Humanity-
Those who are Too Lazy to Research the Facts for themselves-
Those who are Too Weak to Face the Truth and chose to Ignore the Facts Instead.
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A Conspiracy Theorist is: Someone who doesn’t believe that the Government, Politicians, Corporations and Authority Figures Commit Crimes or Plan to Violate our Constitutional Rights. (That is the Stupidest Theory of All)
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Just 2 years ago the claims that Covid -19 was Created in a Lab, or that the mRNA Vaccine was DANGEROUS are now Proven Facts.
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And the major problem is that, it is the Official Government Narrative that is Spurious to begin with, and that those who are accused of promoting a Conspiracy Theory are Blocked and Censored from presenting their Evidence or Debating the Official Narrative.
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@OratorBlog 3-22-2023
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Urban Dictionary:
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Conspiracy%20Theory
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Conspiracy Theory
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1. A bizarre, often improbable “theory” about something; it can be anything.
2. A pejorative term used to dismiss people who see through the federal government’s bullshit.
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Conspiracy Theory
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The new SPOILER ALERT. After the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic where the majority of the theories deemed to be conspiracy actually happened or were proven to be true, the word got its new meaning since those theories being called “conspiracy theory” will probably happen a couple of months later.
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Nowadays, as mentioned above, the term is often used to dismiss people who don’t believe a word the government says.
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(Third video at top)

Expert Guide to Conspiracy Theories part 1 – How to Spot One. A Mainstream Analysis
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A MAIN STREAM ANALYSIS OF CONSPIRACY THEORIES
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Jan 22, 2021
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(Problem is that these Academics imply that many subjects that CAN BE PROVEN are still refered to as SPECULATIVE)
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There are a lot of conspiracy theories out there. Some are bizarre – like the idea that Elvis faked his own death. Or that Britain’s royal family are actually shape-shifting alien lizards. A growing number of people believe the world is flat.
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A lot of conspiracy theories relate to politics. That 9/11 was orchestrated by the US government so it could start wars in the Middle East. Or that powerful groups like the Illuminati are pulling the strings behind the scenes, plotting to establish a New World Order. Or that the new coronavirus is a bio-weapon engineered by the CIA.
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Part one of the series explores what these many different ideas have in common and grapples with what actually makes something a conspiracy theory.
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We speak to Peter Knight, professor of American studies at the University of Manchester. He says there are three important characteristics to conspiracy theories: First, that nothing happens by accident.
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The idea that in history, there are no coincidences, no cock-ups. The second idea is that nothing is as it seems. The suggestion that you need to look beneath the surface to detect the actions and the intentions of the evil conspirators.
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And the third idea is that everything is connected.One of the difficulties with defining conspiracy theories is the fact that history is littered with real plots and conspiracies.
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Jovan Byford, senior lecturer in social psychology at the Open University, tells us how to spot the difference. We also speak to Clare Birchall, reader in contemporary culture at King’s College London. She challenges us to consider who we label a conspiracy theorist and why.
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We find out how many conspiracy theories that sound outlandish make a lot more sense when you scratch beneath the surface of why people believe in them.
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Andrew McKenzie-McHarg, senior research fellow at the Australian Catholic University, explains how the term conspiracy theory evolved from simply being a neutral theory about a conspiracy to a more loaded term. And Quassim Cassam, philosophy professor at the University of Warwick, argues that conspiracy theories are always a form of political propaganda. He says we must be aware of what ideology they are pushing and we must differentiate between the producers of conspiracy theories and those that believe in them.

There’s a conspiracy theory that the CIA invented the term ‘conspiracy theory’ – here’s why

Published: March 16, 2020 

https://theconversation.com/theres-a-conspiracy-theory-that-the-cia-invented-the-term-conspiracy-theory-heres-why-132117

Conspiracy theories have a long history, but the actual term “conspiracy theory” emerged much more recently. It was only a few decades ago that the term took on the derogatory connotations it has today, where to call someone a conspiracy theorist functions as an insult.

So it may come as no surprise that there is even a conspiracy theory about the origins of the label. This conspiracy theory claims that the CIA invented the term in 1967 to disqualify those who questioned the official version of John F Kennedy’s assassination and doubted that his killer, Lee Harvey Oswald, had acted alone.

There are even two versions of this conspiracy theory. The more extreme version claims that the CIA literally invented the term in the sense that the words “conspiracy” and “theory” had never been used before in combination. A more moderate version acknowledges that the term existed before, but claims that the CIA intentionally created its negative connotations and so turned the label into a tool of political propaganda.

(OK.  Michael Butter, University of Tübingen, goes on to show that the CIA did not invent the Term Conspiracy Theory. And that the Evidence that is primarily used to Implicate the CIA in a Conspiracy to Weaponized the Term Conspiracy Theory is INCONCLUSIVE. But it is Not unreasonable to conclude that over time the CIA instructed the Mockingbird Main Stream Media, Politicians and Government Officials to use that Terminology for the claimed purpose of Discrediting Dissidents and Whistleblowers. The PROOF that the Term Conspiracy Theory has been consistently utilized is well established in the Historical Record. To conclude that the CIA did not play a leading role in the Weaponization of the Term Conspiracy Theory would be NAIVE)

Smoking gun

Although they make differing claims about the origin and development of the term, the proponents of both versions invariably point to an official CIA document called Concerning Criticism of the Warren Report as their smoking gun. It was released in 1976 after The New York Times requested it under the Freedom of Information Act.

The document expresses concern about the considerable number of people who doubted the official investigation into Kennedy’s murder, the Warren Commission, which found that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. It also aims to equip CIA contacts with arguments against those who challenge the findings and the official version of the event. For example, it emphasises that nobody in their right mind would have chosen someone as unstable as Oswald as a pawn in a larger plot. And it points out the logical fallacies of these alternative accounts.