Browse Conspiracy Theories

Claims that FEMA disaster aid is a pretext to confiscate land, supplies, or children after emergencies.

Claims that floods, storms, droughts, or aviation accidents were caused by cloud seeding or weather modification.

Claims that Disease X preparedness is proof of a planned pandemic or world-government takeover.

Claims that governments run hidden breakaway space fleets or off-world bases.

Claims that ESG investing is a secret social-credit system that will directly control individual purchases.

Claims that avian-influenza outbreaks are staged or engineered as a planned pandemic, food-control program, or vaccine-market operation.

Claims that historical Operation Skywatch or civil-defense aircraft observation programs prove modern chemtrail spraying.

Claims that Euromaidan violence was staged or orchestrated by Western intelligence rather than arising from Ukrainian political conflict and security-force actions.

Claims that jihadist groups such as ISIS or Boko Haram were created or controlled by US or Israeli intelligence services.

Claims that the Oklahoma City bombing involved additional hidden perpetrators, intelligence manipulation, or a government false flag.

Claims that US officials had specific foreknowledge of the Pearl Harbor attack and allowed it to happen to enter World War II.

Claims that the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse was caused by a cyberattack or coordinated sabotage rather than the documented ship strike investigation.

Claims that solar geoengineering research proves an active global chemtrail spraying program.

A current-events claim family alleging that missing or dead scientists in 2026 indicate a coordinated cover-up.

Claims by targeted-individual communities that coordinated networks surveil, harass, or electronically attack them.

Militia-era claims that unmarked black helicopters signaled UN or federal occupation plans.

Claims that Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt was abducted, defected, or killed rather than drowning.

Claims that Coca-Cola intentionally launched New Coke to revive demand for classic Coke or switch sweeteners.

Claims that elites reveal planned events through movies, television, music, or advertisements before they happen.

The September 19-20, 1961 claim by Betty and Barney Hill (New Hampshire couple) of being abducted by extraterrestrials during a drive from Canada. The first widely-publicized modern alien abduction account; subsequent cultural template for many later reports.

The ancient Library of Alexandria — among history's most famous libraries — has been claimed to have been destroyed variously by Julius Caesar (48 BC), Theophilus of Alexandria (391 AD), Amr ibn al-As during Arab conquest (642 AD), or to have declined gradually. Each attribution carries cultural and political weight.

The biblical Ark of the Covenant — a gold-covered wooden chest described in Exodus containing the Ten Commandments — has been claimed to be located variously in Ethiopia (Axum), the Vatican, beneath the Temple Mount, or hidden by the Knights Templar.

On March 13, 1997, thousands of Arizonans witnessed lights moving in formation over Phoenix, Nevada, and northern Mexico. Claims include alien craft, experimental aircraft, and (the USAF's partial explanation) military flares dropped during training.

The December 26-28, 1980 incidents near RAF Woodbridge (a US-operated base in Suffolk, England) when USAF personnel reported unusual lights and an "illuminated triangular craft" in the adjacent Rendlesham Forest.