What happens when a story we were told to dismiss turns up in a declassified file?
Secret experiments. Mass surveillance. Strange objects in the sky. Some accounts have entered the public record. Others have grown more complicated with every witness, document, and passing decade.
In Conspiracy Theories? Or Conspiracy Facts?, we follow seventeen connected investigations into the stories that keep people reading long after they meant to go to bed.
Explore MKUltra and the surveillance grid. Follow Project Blue Beam, UFO encounters, and accounts of a nonhuman elite. Look into the Great Reset, digital identity, underground facilities, weather-control claims, the Mandela Effect, and mysteries surrounding the Moon landing and Antarctica.
Who first told these stories? What did they point to? How have the accounts changed? And what do we notice when we put them beside developments happening around us?
Written in clear, conversational language, this illustrated book introduces unfamiliar subjects while exploring variations and connections that returning readers may have missed. Historical events, proponents' claims, and the author's reflections each have their place, with room to consider the questions together.
Inside are seventeen chapters, thirty-two illustrations and archival visuals, and a bibliography for readers who want to keep looking.
Bring your curiosity. There is more to these stories than the version you remember.