Top 5 Conspiracy
Theory Websites
Conspiracy theories have been around for ages. From
speculations to what goes on at Area 51 to secret societies influencing the
rich and powerful. There are many conspiracy theory websites online to keep
track of the latest developments in age old theories or to keep up with new
information. Even though many people make fun of conspiracy theories, they just
can’t seem to get enough. Here are 5 of the top websites to get your daily dose
of conspiracy.
This site is neat, categorized and has a wide range of
information about the biggest conspiracies that exist today. If you want to
find out what’s the deal with North Korea or the Illuminati, this site has it
all neatly arranged. Categories range from celebrity conspiracies to political.
You can also find documentaries and videos about conspiracies for your viewing
pleasure.
Even if you aren’t someone who keeps up with conspiracy
theories, I’m sure at some point you might have heard about the Flat Earth
Society. Their site describes the history of the society, forums for
discussion, a library for flat earth literature, articles and books and a Wiki
that seeks to answer all the FAQs about the theory and the society.
Godlike Productions carries breaking news, science and
technology, offbeat discussions and investigative research. You need to have
membership to access the site content and agree to terms and conditions. It’s
not exactly a blog type website and instead consists of forums and threaded
discussions about a myriad of topics that range from aliens and UFOs to Illuminati
and NWO.
Reddit is the front page of the internet. Any topic you can
think about has a thread dedicated to its discussion in a reddit forum.
Naturally, it’s easy to find information about conspiracy theories on the site.
The subreddits r/conspiracy
and r/actualconspiracies
cover a wide range of discussions on trending conspiracy topics and the classics.
Here many other resources and links are shared to back up arguments and present
information.
This site contains many alphabetized indexes on topics such
as the supernatural and paranormal, science and philosophy, conspiracies and
UFOS to name a few. You can find definitions, arguments and essays about
hundreds of occult topics and is available in over 15 languages. It’s also a
published book and has a kid’s version.
Conclusion
If you are a veteran at conspiracies or someone who is
curious to know what it’s all about, these sites are great sources. Hundreds of
sites about conspiracies exist but not all are neatly organized and have
friendly user interfaces. The best part is that several on our TOP 5 list
include moderated forums where active discussions can take place or new
information or articles can be shared. If you rather not engage in the
conversation, you can simply scroll through and look at articles or essays
about theories.
And no, you don’t
need to own a tin foil hat to peruse these archives, or do you?
