Browse Conspiracy Theories

Claims that Dominion voting machines or coordinated ballot fraud changed the 2020 US presidential election outcome.

Claims that ancient monuments and technologies required extraterrestrial assistance.

Claims that mummified remains promoted from Peru are non-human alien bodies.

Claims that governments steer or intensify hurricanes using HAARP, cloud seeding, or secret atmospheric technology.

Claims that COVID-19 vaccines were designed to kill, sterilize, or depopulate recipients.

Claims popularized by the film Died Suddenly that vaccines caused mass unexplained deaths and fibrous clots.

Claims that Bill and Hillary Clinton arranged suspicious deaths of political associates and witnesses.

The false claim that Barack Obama was not born in the United States and was therefore ineligible for the presidency.

Claims that NASA or governments will fake an alien or religious event using holograms to create world government.

Claims that secret medical beds can cure severe disease but are hidden by elites or awaiting disclosure.

Claims that Paul McCartney died in 1966 and was replaced by a lookalike.

Claims that the Smithsonian hid giant human skeletons to suppress alternative history.

Claims that centuries of recorded history were fabricated or chronologies are radically shorter than accepted.

Claims that fires or accidents at food facilities prove a coordinated plan to create shortages.

Claims that HIV does not cause AIDS or that antiretroviral therapy is the real cause of AIDS.

Claims that wildfires are caused by directed-energy weapons rather than weather, fuel, power lines, arson, or climate conditions.

Claims that a hidden planet is approaching Earth and repeatedly predicted to cause apocalypse.

Claims that autism is caused by disproven exposures and can be cured by unproven or dangerous treatments.

Claims that vaccines, IDs, or consumer goods secretly implant RFID chips for population tracking.

Claims that FEMA maintains secret detention camps for political dissidents or mass internment.

Claims that 15-minute city urban planning is a plot to confine residents to districts.

Claims that real crisis footage, victims, or witnesses are AI-generated fabrications.

The claim that 5G cellular technology causes harm to human health — cancer, COVID-19 infection, or population control — popularized during COVID-19 pandemic and amplified by social media.

The claim that the Knights Templar — officially dissolved in 1312 by Pope Clement V after the arrests of October 13, 1307 — secretly survived through successor organizations including the Freemasons, the Priory of Sion, and modern Templar orders.