Conspiracy: A Narrative Fiction

Brian Keeley’s short essay, “Of Conspiracy Theories” discusses conspiracy theories and their value in an epistemological context. Keeley defines a conspiracy theory as “a proposed explanation of some historical event (or events) in terms of the significant causal agency of a relatively small group of persons-the conspirators-acting in secret (Keeley 1999, pg. 116).” Keeley seeks to answer the question of why conspiracy theories are unwarranted. His interest in the warrant of conspiracy theories focuses on ¬the unfalsifiability of conspiracy theories and how conspiracy theories are founded upon an extraordinarily large amount of skepticism. In section III, Keely discusses what a conspiracy theory is, and contends that there is no grounds for

Maggie Koerth Baker’s piece titled Why rational people buy into conspiracy theories represents the reasons why rational people believe in conspiracy theories. Throughout the article Baker tries to explain the reasons behind the belief of conspiracy theories supported by research and evidence. This paper will review Baker’s article as well as her main arguments, will evaluate the quality of Baker’s writing and focus on any areas of weakness within the article.

Maggie Koerth-Baker touches on the dangers of people believing in conspiracy theories. She gives specific examples in which belief in a conspiracy theory has had dangerous real-world consequences. I’m going to tell you about a conspiracy theory that I think is causing havoc in the real-world.

In the fifth chapter, "The Conspiracy", Ellis examines the triumph of Jefferson and Madison in creating the two-party system in American politics by creating the Democratic-Republican Party. Even though Jefferson works to undermine Washington's administration from within, he mocks party politics and denies that he is capable of being a partisan hack, consequently failing to comprehend his own

To most a fairy tale, to some an interesting topic of discussion, however, to a small population, 5 % to be exact, Government conspiracy does exist. How, you might ask, do I intend to prove that indeed government conspiracy is real? I do not intend to prove it. In fact I only intend to inform you of its ever growing ploy of world domination, capitalism and control and open your mind to the idea that government conspiracy is out there. Throughout history as it is known to repeat itself, I will show facts that support this “theory” and dismiss the legendary lies we have been taught to believe through a system known as memetics.

Conspiracy theory is one of the most noticeable phenomenon of the present time, which is permanently drawing the attention of society and gives a subject for discussions, publications in the press, popular books and movies. Having literally magic appeal and promising to tell about how everything was “actually”, conspiracies attract more and more people. Alien invasion, the Moon-landing, assassination of John F. Kennedy, chemtrails, September 11 attacks, New World Order, Barack Obama citizenship and religion conspiracy theories and numerous others conspiracies have become a part of an American culture and a public discourse .

Conspiracy Theories are defined as “a belief that some covert but influential organization is responsible for a circumstance or event.” An uprising problem in American culture is the spread of the perpetuation of misinformation through many online sources and social media platforms. A part of this issue is the publishing of fake news and conspiracy theories, mainly by authors and editors who are seeking compensation for their “information”. Crazy storylines are created or more is added to a previous story and are shared with the internet to get the attention of the population. The publishers are aware that they are spreading false information, but are doing for their own advantage.

Some people don’t believe in conspiracy theories. However there is a certain percentage of people that do believe. Conspiracy theories don’t really have answers to them. Someone makes them up based on evidence that we already have. These theories are for your own belief and there isn’t a right or wrong answer. My theory is that there are secret reptilian creatures living among the human race.

Conspiracy is a historical reenactment of the Wannsee Conference that convened outside Berlin in January of 1942. Fifteen of Hitler’s top officials from the SS and Nazi party held a clandestine meeting to lay the groundwork for what was referred to as the “Final Solution of the Jewish Question”. Among those present were: Reinhard Heydrich - Heinrich Himmler’s right hand man in the SS, Heinrich Muller – Chief of the Gestapo, Martin Luther – Foreign Ministry’s liaison to the SS, Gerhard Klopfer – lawyer from the Nazi Party Chancellery, Friedrich Wilhelm Kritzinge - Deputy head of the Reich Chancellery, Wilhem Stuckart – lawyer representing the Interior Ministry and the co-author of the Anti-Semitic Nuremburg laws.

A conspiracy does not end if one of the conspirators dies before the object of the conspiracy is obtained or an overt act occurs. Meaning Conspiracy can be proved even if the co-conspirator cannot be found or cannot be identified. (Gardner, 2015)

Conspiracy 360 setting is a place is a little town called Big River. The character of the story is a boy named Callum Ormond. He is fast and he is going need to run because he is a hunted fugitive. Even though he is hurt and people are also coming after him, he is on the run. The conflict is that Callum crashed a plane and he is trying to get to a little town called Big River near the plane crash when he is hurt.

The prime aim of this research paper is to explain the concepts of power politics and conspiracy theory in association with the rise and fall of John F.Kennedy. At the outset of this research paper, the researcher has explained the meaning and tactics of power politics and put forth the idea of conspiracy theory by considering Jesse Walker’s typology of conspiracy theory. Since it is a thematic study, the researcher has resorted to the descriptive and analytical methods to develop the topic of the research paper.

“Ben your father is coming to see you today.” his mom said. Ben was surprised and happy. Ben was really tired at this moment, so he thought he could sleep until he got there. Ben’s mom's phone rang and it was his dad. She went down to the lobby to get him and show him where the room was.

Conspiracy theories are designed to make sense even though they are entirely false. They also get out of control when they get a huge following of people that haven’t put time into research to tell if the theory is valid or not. When ridiculous conspiracy theories come up, they can be easily debunked. I will go over multiple conspiracy theories and being to prove them wrong by breaking them down and presenting facts that make these theories not possible.

Paragraph 1:In the world we live in, there is a lot of mysteries waiting to be resolved and some those mysteries are conspiracy theories. A conspiracy theory is defined as a belief that some covert but influential organization is responsible for a circumstance or event. A conspiracy theory is very weird but intriguing at the same time, and there are so many of them out there.