current cult | August 16, 2010 | 20 comments

Top 10 Right-Wing Conspiracy Theories

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A compilation of the 10 most popular conspiracy theories currently circulating on the radical right and, increasingly, on points of the political spectrum much too close to the center for comfort.

Scholars continue to debate the psychological and sociological origins of conspiracy theories, but there is no arguing that these theories have seen a revival on the extreme right in recent years. Over the last two decades, a far-right conspiracy culture of self-proclaimed "Patriots" has emerged in which the United States government itself is viewed as a mortal threat to everything from constitutional democracy to the survival of the human race. This conspiracy revival -- which has been accompanied by the explosive growth of Patriot groups over the last year and a half -- kicked into overdrive with the 2008 election of President Barack Obama, who is seen by Patriots as a foreign-born Manchurian candidate sent by forces of the so-called "New World Order" to destroy American sovereignty and institute one-world socialist government.

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1. - Chemtrails
the belief that air and water vapor contrails that form in the wake of high-altitude aircraft are really clouds of toxic soup being deliberately sprayed by hundreds, if not thousands, of secret government planes executing the designs of the New World Order.
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2. - Martial Law
Today, hundreds of Patriot groups around the country are actively preparing for the declaration of martial law, some of them by mapping wilderness areas, learning how to set booby traps, studying and practicing guerrilla warfare tactics, and setting up short-wave radio communications systems. The question is not if, but when, the New World Order will come crashing down.
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3. - FEMA Concentration Camps
Sending Patriot militias to internment camps run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which most Patriot groups consider to be "the executive arm of the coming police state."
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4. - Foreign Troops on U.S. Soil
government officials are colluding with other governments to suppress Americans with the use of foreign troops. Patriots believe this foreign assistance will be necessary due to the patriotism of America's own troops.
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5. - 'Door-to-Door' Gun Confiscations
Patriots believe it inevitable that NWO forces in black masks and jackboots -- and possibly UN blue helmets -- will one day be sent door to door to take away their weapons by force.
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6. - 9/11 as Goverment plot
On the far left, the reason seen for attacking the American people was to justify a perpetual state of war; on the far right, it provided an excuse for the government to, at long last, institute a police state.
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7. - Population control
For the conspiracy-minded, there is no such thing as an accidental tragedy or historical caprice. Each epidemic, mass industrial poisoning and medical advance (vaccinations, in particular) is just another highly suspicious example of the latest technologies being employed to further the agenda of hidden New World Order forces.
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8. - HAARP
This is the "Death Star" of the Patriot conspiracy galaxy, around which so many other conspiracies orbit and often intersect.
To the conspiracy-minded, HAARP is a government program tasked with creating secret directed-energy weapons, instruments for weather and mind control, and even potent new methods to cause earthquakes.
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9. - The Federal Reserve Conspiracy
It wasn't long after its creation under Woodrow Wilson that the Federal Reserve System became a central fixture in the world of right-wing conspiracy. It was seen, rightly, as introducing European-style central banking into the United States. It was also seen, this time wrongly, as the latest form of spreading Jewish and banker control over every aspect of American life.
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10. - The North American Union
Since the passage of NAFTA in 1993, fears of economic dislocation and loss of sovereignty have animated both sides of the political spectrum. On the left, these fears are centered on the growth of transnational corporate power at the expense of U.S. labor and national policy. In some circles on the right, the trade bill is seen as the beginning of the so-called "North American Union" (NAU), the goal of a secret plan to merge the United States with Mexico and Canada and, in the process, eliminate sovereign government for each country. It is also a dominant conspiracy theory animating the hard-line anti-immigration movement, which overlaps heavily with Patriot territory.
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http://www.alternet.org/news/147851/top_10_right-wing_conspiracy_theories/?page=...
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20 comments // Top 10 Right-Wing Conspiracy Theories

  • ScottyT
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      ScottyT  
    • I just love how statists can marginalize their critics by labeling them conspiracy theorists...

      Why waste government resources rounding people up and shipping them off to some gulag? It's much easier to simply label dissidents as crazy or paranoid.

    • 1 year ago
  • oppressed1
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      oppressed1  
    • Why does it say right wing groups?

      HAARP
      9/11 as Goverment plot
      Chemtrails
      Population control
      FEMA Concentration Camps

      This is all Left Wing Bullshit?

    • 1 year ago
  • remanns
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      remanns  
    • I really dig the North American Union in particular. We SHOULD just all get together AND CONQUER THE WORLD ! Hahahahahahahahahaahh !

    • 1 year ago
  • remanns
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      remanns  
    • I LUV these; added to the "Illuminati" group !

      Oh,..........there in no such group,....but I so want to collect these...

    • 1 year ago
  • musicjohnny
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      musicjohnny  
    • Ok, I gotta say, I literally don't know of anyone (and some of my friends are EXTREMELY right wing) who actually buy in to any of these...
      And as others have stated a few of them seem much more left wing than right wing, for example none of my friends on the right buy in to the 9/11 conspiracy thing, but a couple of my friends on the left actually do.
      As for any of them having merit, I'd say none of them really do, although I would like to see the federal reserve audited, but purely out of a desire for oversight and proper regulation of our monetary system and not because I think it's a conspiracy.

    • 1 year ago
  • Nick19
  • dwb2585
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      dwb2585  
    • Right Wing 9/11 conspiracy???( not contradicting) Federal reserve conspiracy???? WTF??!! Really?? There's no FED to audit??? Awesome

      You forgot a couple:

      11. - The Right wing Monsanto "Conspiracy"
      We have all heard how monsanto is reeking havoc on the food industry but rest assured, it is just a conspiracy theory.

      12. - The Right wing BP oil spill "Conspiracy" There was/is this gigantic oil spill in the gulf but apparently it is just Conspiracy theories so, Nope; all good there.

      Since "Right-Wing" has very negative connotations at the moment, it is very effective to discredit something by labeling it "Right-wing."This post does not argue any points really, just stating that it's right wing conspiracy.

    • 1 year ago
  • PirateSauce
  • Stoneyroad
  • James_Barilla
  • Buddha2112
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      Buddha2112  
    • Some of these are less conspiracy and more truth. The Gov't is quite open about some of these things... And it would be stupid to write them off without investigating yourself.

    • 1 year ago
  • Stoneyroad
  • littlwarrior
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      littlwarrior  
    • I love conspiracy theories, some of them make really good reads, others however are just frustrating to look at. Some people are just so determined that things have to be bigger. Heres the truth the world is small and petty.

    • 1 year ago
  • timetide
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      timetide  
    • we can't forget the socialist/facists/communist/marxist/racist/liberal, secret muslim non-american who selling america to the muslim political structure/NWO/BP/insertwhatever other crazy theory idea

    • 1 year ago
  • NotFooled
  • Kamal_Elliott
  • toyotabedzrock
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      toyotabedzrock  
    • NotFooled:

      They are supposed to, the right often uses conspiracy to draw people away from the left into a fear controlled group, which then makes it easy to manipulate them into voting against there own best interest.

    • 1 year ago
  • oppressed1
  • Stoneyroad
  • littlwarrior
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