Claim Families

Conspiracy theories often change names while keeping the same evidence habit. These families help readers compare a claim with nearby cases instead of treating every rumor as an isolated mystery.

Confirmed State Misconduct

5 examples

Cases where documents, hearings, court records, admissions, or official investigations show covert programs or institutional wrongdoing.

Evidence question

Is there a primary record trail: documents, budgets, named officials, hearings, admissions, or court-tested evidence?

Example pages

mkultra cointelpro operation northwoods watergate tuskegee syphilis study

Coverage gaps

CIA crack cocaine / Dark Alliance
October Surprise 1980
USS Liberty cover-up

Crisis-Event Rumors

4 examples

False-flag, staged-event, crisis-actor, synthetic-media, and harmful attribution claims that appear before records settle.

Evidence question

Does the claim identify a verifiable actor and mechanism, or does it connect early confusion, artifacts, and motive speculation?

Example pages

pizzagate sandy hook false flag boston marathon false flag uvalde police response

Coverage gaps

White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting staged claims
Trump/Butler assassination-attempt theories
AI-generated crisis survivor hoaxes

Elite-Control Narratives

4 examples

Claims that real elite networks, finance systems, policy forums, or philanthropists prove a hidden command structure.

Evidence question

Does the evidence show influence and access, or authenticated operational control over the alleged outcome?

Example pages

illuminati new world order bilderberg group trilateral commission federal reserve conspiracy

Coverage gaps

George Soros claims
FedNow mark-of-beast claims
BRICS dollar-collapse date claims

Medical Scare Cycles

4 examples

Recurring health narratives that move from anecdote to hidden-cause claim, then to suppressed-cure or monetized solution.

Evidence question

Does the causal claim survive systematic reviews, trial data, surveillance data, and confounding checks?

Example pages

mmr vaccine autism ivermectin covid big pharma suppressed cures opioid epidemic

Coverage gaps

Turbo cancer claims
mRNA vaccine shedding claims
Parasite cleanse cure networks

UFO Document Provenance

4 examples

Claims where the decisive question is whether a document, image, artifact, witness account, or leak has a reliable chain of custody.

Evidence question

Can the source be authenticated independently, and does it establish extraterrestrial claims rather than secrecy or ambiguity?

Example pages

majestic 12 documents roswell ufo incident area 51 extraterrestrial uap grusch whistleblower

Coverage gaps

Artemis II staged / AI-image claims
Alien autopsy media provenance
AARO report tracker

Weather and Disaster Attribution

4 examples

Claims that attach real weather modification, infrastructure failure, land politics, or disaster response to a hidden intentional cause.

Evidence question

Does the claim prove scale, mechanism, timing, and actor, or only point to real technology and a tragic outcome?

Example pages

chemtrails contrails explained haarp weather control flint water crisis

Coverage gaps

Cloud-seeding disaster attribution
Maui wildfire land-grab claims
FEMA disaster-aid confiscation claims

Synthetic Media and Platform Claims

4 examples

Internet-era claims built from bots, AI images, screenshots, engagement manipulation, surveillance fears, or algorithmic amplification.

Evidence question

Is there technical provenance, platform data, or forensic analysis, or is the claim based on a screenshot and suspicion?

Example pages

cambridge analytica social media algorithm manipulation mass digital surveillance dead internet theory

Coverage gaps

AI war-footage provenance claims
Synthetic screenshot attribution claims
Data broker location-tracking claims