Britannia Radio

CONSPIRACY THEORIES OR FACTS

Conspiracy theories 'give illusion of control' Scotsman Conspiracy theories, such as the ones surrounding the assassination of John F Kennedy, give illusion of control. Picture: Getty IT'S what they want you to believe. Swallowing conspiracy theories can actually make you feel safer and help make sense of ... See all stories on this topic » Scotsman

Allen West, conspiracy theorist, isn't alone Washington Post (blog) The larger problem, however, is that West's allegations are less surprising than they ought to be in America's conspiracy-loving environment. There are unexplained things that need explaining in our world. And some conspiracy theories make me wonder, ... See all stories on this topic »

Authorities Bar 3 Leading Candidates in Egypt Race New York Times It capped a year of opaque decisions behind closed doors, shifting ground rules and timetables, conspiracy theories about who holds true power, turbulence in the streets and growing political polarization during the military-led transition after the ... See all stories on this topic »