It can be difficult to believe that a bizarre conspiracy theory could be actually true. Take for example these following conspiracies which turned out be facts.
CIA Secretly Performed LSD Experiments On America
During the 1950s, the CIA covertly dosed people with LSD to test the probable results of mind control. However, the procedures lasted for twenty years, according to several reports. The program began prior to the 1960s drug movement made LSD into a well-known counterculture representation.
And while some may think free acid is a great idea, several people experienced permanent abnormalities after covertly being put through to the enormous quantity of LSD and electroshock therapy following treatments for small psychiatric problems.
Canada Invents A Machine That Supposedly Identifies Gay Men
Canada in 1960 was not the soft paradise it appears to be today. The government employed Robert Wake, a Carleton University professor to invent the so-called “fruit machine”. They believed the machine can distinguish gay men.
It was not part of some good-natured attempt to comprehend the human sexuality but a sick objective of removing all gay men from the country. Over 400 men got fired and 9,000 more were included in the “suspects” file. The machine alleged to work by calculating the subject’s dilation of the pupils after being coerced to watch same-sex erotic photos.
US Military Launched 300 Shells At “Torpedo Boats” That Were Not Even There
Also popular as the USS Maddox Incident, the Gulf of Tonkin event encompassed the US implication in the Vietnamese Conflict when the USS Maddox Destroyer seemingly shoots at North Vietnamese Navy torpedo boats included in an intelligence patroling.
Nearly 300 shells were launched. President Johnson swiftly made the Gulf of Tonkin Pledge as an instrument for supplying a legal reason for the military intervention of the United States in Vietnam. However, it was not what really occurred.
In 2005, a declassified INSA research revealed the actuality that there was not a single North Vietnamese naval vessel in the event.
The Infamous Adolf Hitler Did Not Die In World War II
Rumors spread that the Nazi leader did not commit suicide in Berlin in 1945 but escaped the war by going to Argentina. It was first met with doubt and controversy until an evidence appeared: documents that show the FBI was aware of the truth the whole time, yet continued the lie in history books and etc. The file outlines the escape of Hitler to Argentina. Added to that, a new book, entitled “Grey Wolf: The Escape Of Adolf Hitler” shows compelling evidence.
World Elites Gather In A Secretive, Cult-Like Convention
It proves that a secretive organization of people that control the world does exist and several of its members are influential world leaders and important individuals of the industry.
The gathering occurs at Bohemian Grove, which seems to mainly exist as a location where powerful and rich people to be naughty.
However, besides the conventional drinking and huge dining, the regular activities also reportedly have presentation rituals in front of a huge wooden owl.
