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[Fake Messiah]

9 of the best technology conspiracy theories

From government surveillance programs to microchips in vaccines, technology-centric conspiracy theories have exploded in the digital age, adding to some of the best conspiracy theories already in existence.


1 The Large Hadron Collider is opening a portal to hell

Verdict: Not True


2 Tracking microchips in COVID-19 vaccines

Verdict: Not True


3 5G networks spread COVID-19

Verdict: Not True


4 The dead internet theory

Verdict: Partially True

Studies show bot traffic was responsible for 51% of all internet activity in 2024 — the first time bots surpassed humans. And since ChatGPT's launch, AI-generated content has exploded, with another study finding that 13.1% of websites now host such material.


5 Governments can control the weather

Verdict: Partially True

Basic forms of weather modification also exist today, in particular cloud seeding. This involves dispersing materials like silver iodide into clouds, which can marginally enhance rainfall. Countries like China and Saudi Arabia use the approach to assist in agriculture. China harnessed this technology to ensure clear skies for the 2008 Olympics.


6 Phones eavesdrop on you for ad targeting

Verdict: Partially True

For a start, constant audio recording would rapidly drain phone batteries and trigger visible indicators on phone displays. More importantly, unauthorized recording would create enormous legal liability for those who engaged in it.

But there is something potentially more unsettling behind the phenomenon. Online platforms, advertisers and data brokers are constantly collecting, curating and reselling every tiny piece of information they can glean from our online and offline behaviour. This allows them to develop incredibly accurate profiles of people to provide spookily appropriate, and timely, product suggestions.


7 Planned obsolescence

Verdict: Partially True

There is historical evidence that companies have pursued obsolescence as a strategy — in the 1920s, for instance, major light bulb manufacturers came together to form the "Phoebus cartel," which colluded to reduce bulb lifespans to just 1,000 hours. General Motors also pioneered annual model changes to entice customers to buy newer vehicles, creating a template that other industries copied. Technology vendors are particularly guilty — think smartphones with batteries that degrade in just a few years, or no longer support software updates.


8 Government-sponsored mind control programs

Verdict: True

In 1953, CIA director Allen Dulles launched a top secret program called MKUltra aimed at developing exactly those kinds of capabilities. The agency covertly contracted out 162 projects to various universities, research foundations and institutions to study how psychoactive drugs, hypnosis, electroshock therapy, sensory deprivation and various forms of torture could be used to manipulate people’s mental states.


9 Widespread digital surveillance

Verdict: True

In June 2013, former CIA contractor Edward Snowden leaked a treasure trove of classified documents to journalists that validated many of these fears.

The revelations uncovered a mass surveillance network operated by U.S. intelligence agencies and their foreign allies to collect phone records and monitor internet activity across the globe. Most prominently, it uncovered the PRISM program, operated by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), which used secret court orders to demand internet communication data from technology companies.

The U.K.'s Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) was also revealed to be tapping into 200 fiber-optic cables around the world, allowing it to monitor up to 600 million communications daily.

https://www.livescience.com/technology/t...y-theories

[Fake Messiah]

Tearful Brazilian psychic predicts mass alien abduction during Scotland game

In an emotional video message, spiritualist Anatercia da Silva Gonçalves, known to her followers as Vo Bahiana, said scaly reptilian creatures will storm the turf and kidnap players during the final Group C showdown at the Hard Rock Stadium on June 24.

It’s bad news for Scotland fans as captain Andy Robertson, talisman Scott McTominay and fan favourite John McGinn are among the players who she predicts will be snatched.

So this game is going on right now and there are no aliens. Shit. Who could have known that she lied. But then again it's only been on for like 15 minutes so I guess there's still a chance that aliens will show up.

[Paleophyte]

Tearful Brazilian psychic predicts mass alien abduction during Scotland game

In an emotional video message, spiritualist Anatercia da Silva Gonçalves, known to her followers as Vo Bahiana, said scaly reptilian creatures will storm the turf and kidnap players during the final Group C showdown at the Hard Rock Stadium on June 24.

It’s bad news for Scotland fans as captain Andy Robertson, talisman Scott McTominay and fan favourite John McGinn are among the players who she predicts will be snatched.

So this game is going on right now and there are no aliens. Shit. Who could have known that she lied. But then again it's only been on for like 15 minutes so I guess there's still a chance that aliens will show up.

A smart marketing firm would have rented a blimp shaped like a flying saucer and landed it on the field mid-game.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

So this game is going on right now and there are no aliens. Shit. Who could have known that she lied. But then again it's only been on for like 15 minutes so I guess there's still a chance that aliens will show up.

A smart marketing firm would have rented a blimp shaped like a flying saucer and landed it on the field mid-game.

And the aliens would disembark wearing Pepsi jerseys.

Boru

[Fake Messiah]

Or they should have pulled K-PAX. You know, in that movie Kevin Spacey's character claims that he is an alien and that he will leave the Earth at the specific time, but when that specific time comes and goes, and he doesn't leave, his inmates claim that he left anyway, like spiritually.

So maybe the players were abducted spiritually.

[Fake Messiah]

It was a big day for UFOs yesterday and you haven't even noticed it. Adult people, some even with jobs, but most not, sat in Washington DC and talked about aliens as if they were real. There were even awards handed out. You really do live in a bubble, don't you?

UFO transparency at the heart of Disclosure Forum

Lawmakers and whistleblowers continued a push for transparency on UFOs at Thursday’s Disclosure Forum, exploring the ways it could change the country and people’s lives.

The forum featured panel discussions on issues around UAPs, including the congressional push for transparency, national security implications and the economic and religious impact of sightings.

Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., announced that he and Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., are once again cosponsoring an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that would increase executive branch disclosure on the subject of UAPs.

Rounds decried silos in government, including between congressional committees, that have complicated efforts.

Speculation has swirled around possible connections between a number of missing and dead scientists, some of whom are said to have connections to UAP research.

Pippa Malgren noted that it seems unlikely that so many people would disappear under normal circumstances and that this could hinder disclosure and create uncertainty for financial markets.

Jennice Vilhauer noted that stigma about the subject of UFOs can limit people from coming forward with information, thus limiting investigation into UAPs.

It can also impact the responses and care people receive who have had UAP encounters, including medical care.

Regarding monotheistic religion, Carlos Eire examined the existence of extraterrestrial life and how it might intersect with religion.

Harvard University astrophysicist Avi Loeb said evidence that could be used to prove whether UAPs are extraterrestrial in origin could include detailed satellite imagery and material that can be tested to determine whether it is of Earth origin.

Retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet said scientific inquiry is the best way to sort legitimate experiences from false or easily explained ones. He emphasized the need for academic institutions to get involved.

Panelists said whistleblower protections are inadequate and the stigma around the topic can harm those who speak out.

Those who disclose may risk their reputations, damage their future career options and their ability to support themselves.

McConnell suggested it’s unclear, comparing it to indigenous people who came into contact with colonizers and who came out on the worse end of the deal.

He also noted that there have been cases where people have united against a common enemy, while also noting that it assumes aliens would be aggressive.

There are suggestions that other countries have recovered UAP technology.

“I don’t think we’re magically going to sing kumbaya once Trump or Xi or Putin announce the existence of nonhuman intelligence,” said former analyst Marik von Rennenkampff.

Retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet stated that while America often feels secure because it is surrounded by oceans, there are frequent ocean sightings that indicate a national security threat from UAPs isn’t mitigated by ocean waters.

Former Pentagon insider and whistleblower Luis Elizondo was awarded the Disclosure Award for his work.

https://www.newsnationnow.com/space/ufo/...forum/amp/

[Fake Messiah]

Spooky discovery on mysterious Mount Shasta after horseback riders follow ‘apocalyptic’ sounds: ‘Summoning something’

Karrie Ann Snure and her daughter Jordan had been horseback riding in the area when they heard a creepy screeching noise blaring throughout the trees.

Curious, the pair investigated and went off the path and into some nearby brush, whereupon they found a patch of solar-powered Bluetooth speakers jutting up from the dirt.

“This is straight apocalyptic,” Snure declared. “Someone is summoning something here.”

After venturing up the mountain, the duo found veritable fields of these sinister-looking sound emitters arrayed about the trees.

The majority of the speakers — which Snure deduced were solar-powered — were blasting “white noise” although several played a recording of a sermon that mentioned “salvation,” she said.

“I think it sounds like white noise because they’re all playing the same thing, but when combined together and not properly synced it just sounds like static,” the content creator theorized in a follow-up clip. “The ones that were placed by themselves, you could make out a human voice coming out of them, repeating a mantra.”

All told, there were between 100 and 200 of the high-altitude loudspeakers, although their purpose remains unclear.

“There wasn’t any houses anywhere close by within miles, and nothing to want to ward off anything from so I guess this was definitely a summoning of some kind,” said Snure while discussing the “strange experience.”

She theorized that it could be a “Lemurian beacon system,” referring to a new age legend that claims that Mount Shasta houses a subterranean city inhabited by the descendants of a lost continent known as Lemuria.

According to the lore, a network of tunnels beneath the Golden State’s fifth-largest peak reportedly leads to their citadel, known as Telos.

Legend has it that the Lemurians are technologically superior, capable of interdimensional travel, and can even contact extraterrestrials.

Coincidentally, the volcano has been associated with supernatural phenomena, in addition to the Lumerians, entail everything from Native American deities to Sasquatch and even UFOs, according to Atlas Obscura.

https://nypost.com/2026/06/26/lifestyle/...oundtrack/