Essay On Conspiracy Theory

Many people in the world have many beliefs. Whether it be family should always stay together, or camaraderie solves every problem this nation possesses. I for one am not going to talk about that because my belief is a little more avant garde. I believe in the right to the first amendment, specifically conspiracy theories. The reason I for one stand alongside many conspiracy theories is due to the fact that most of the time they have evidence backing them, and on rare occasions in history, they’re proven to be true. Conspiracies can be proven true, take for example, the case of Nayirah al-Sabbath. In 1990, this 15 year old girl from Kuwait testified for the US government that she had witnessed the Iraqi soldiers do atrocities to infants in her home country. What people did not know at the time is that the CIA was paying citizens like Nayirah to give false testimonies. This tactic deceived
During the Late 70’s, the CIA drugged and performed mind control on US and Canadian citizens. The project, known as MK Ultra, had its files released a few years ago by WikiLeaks. As of now, there have been 2 confirmed deaths from this experiment. This was for trying different techniques to brainwash Soviet spies and implement spy’s during the Cold War. The CIA went completely rancid on this case. They got universities, hospitals, and government facilities to do MK Ultra. They did not care for any citizen, whether it was a war veteran, or an office worker. This left many people’s life ruined with drug addictions and many other horrible incidents, one of them being suicide in some cases. This is why I strongly believe in conspiracy theories, and it is important that we manifest our disagreement with these practices that for a particular purpose, it harms many civilians in the community. In the future it could be one of us the victim.
Contrary to the Nicolas Maquiavelo statement : The end does not justify the