View a random conspiracy or create your own Find out why The force is a Tool of Satan The FBI and the CIA each have a web page. The John Birch Society Phyllis Schlafly's Eagle Forum Computer underground Digest Paranoid Delusions? Evil Bert d i s i n f o r m a t i o n godhatesfags.com is part of Fred Phelps' dedicated effort to wipe people like me off the planet. Highersource.org is a truly sick and utterly hillarious parody. The Unabomber Manifesto The Hall of Kooks America's Line The Stalker's Home Page is not about stalking, but instead about how easy it is to get information about people via the internet. Robert Cheatham's disconnections The Conspiracy Webpage Yahoo has an extensive conspiracy section. The musings of Robert McElwaine. The Extraterrestial Biological Entity Page Moosie's Alien Exploration page Alta Vista's UFO Abduction links. An Illuminati page The Forum On Risks To The Public In Computers And Related Systems Lots of Iran-Contra links. Lots of links about cattle mutilations "Refuse and Resist:" a page against the "New World Order" The Protocols of the Elders of Zion The MIT Guide to Lock Picking Phrack Magazine

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