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Fake NASA, Cult of Saturn, Hollow Earth, anything goes. 

I'll start with a favorite of mine; Pyramids in Antartica, the idea of such a structure in the middle of the most lifeless part of the planet fascinates me to no end. I don't know much about it myself, other than it's related to either nazis, ayys, patagons or hyperboria or all of them at the same time
What do you think anon? mountains or the remains of an ancient civilization?
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>>373 (OP) 
I fucking miss /sudpol/, though I'm sure they split off quite a while ago even before 8chan's death. There's a whole lot of shit about Antartica and the Nazis, and apparently there was even some old novel about a time traveler known as 'Barron Trump'.
One of the confirmed things in Antartica, though, are warm caves. Actual warm caves right in one of the goddamn coldest spots on the planet.
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>>373 (OP) 
Here's some ones that are interesting too:

>The Lie-Ops 
There are conspiracies fabricated to be real, but aren't at all.
>Reverse Ancient Ayys 
Ayys are actually fae/demons/spirits, not the other way around.
>Marilyn Monroe's death 
She was killed by CIA because she was a commie.
>CIA-anon's reveal 
Globohomo cults are the occult equivalent of DYELs, and 9/11 was actually a giant magickal middle-finger to them instead of something they planned.
>Miley Cyrus' physical replacement 
Miley Cyrus was killed by disney execs and replaced by a fan.
>Pyramid on mars 
Exactly what it says it is.
>Giant Architects 
Various ancient megalithic structures, stonehenge, the pyramids, and other improbably huge stone structures with otherwise technologically-barren tribes were built by giants. Not normal humans.
>Rolling stones murder.
Can't remember exactly who, but a member of the rolling stones was drowned in the pool of the owner of their record company so Jagger could replace him.
>Japan's Excalibur 
One of the swords smithed by either Murasama or Masamune (don't remember who), regarded as a magickal artifact, had survived through ancient times, was taken from them around WWII by the Americans, and only recently has returned to the hands of the Japanese.
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>She was killed by CIA because she was a commie.
I think there's a far easier answer in that Monroe had an affair with Kennedy and was killed off to keep it under the carpet.

One conspiracy theory I've always been rather fond of is the idea that there's something under the Denver airport - and not just the regular passenger metro or the luggage conveyor system they never finished. Nor do I expect anything like Ayys or anything like that, but something like a fallout shelter or an underground military command post. Considering stuff like the Cheyenne Mountain Complex is fairly well known and even has been featured in movies, you'd think the government would have some sites they won't display as openly.

Mind you, it's less because of those supposedly mysterious murals - I'd just file those under a questionable taste for art. It's more that the airport actually lies a good distance from the city it's supposed to serve. 40 kilometers away from Denver is a bit far away, isn't it?
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>>374
>warm caves
interesting, maybe there's some truth about the hollow earth after all 
>>375
>Ayys are actually fae/demons/spirits, not the other way around.
pic related 
>Japan's Excalibur 
>had survived through ancient times
interesting, care to explain? maybe it has something to do with the Kusanagi no Tsurugi, one of japan's three sacred treasures.
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>>376
Pretty sure that all these murals are covered up by now. I was at the Denver airport last year. Everything was gated off and covered up as they were in middle of major renovation. Tarp they used had tongue-in-cheek images and messages that referenced various theories about the airport.

What's under airport it is probably storage space, cells, and maybe some sorts of shelters and tunnels providing an alternative way into and out of the airport. There probably is not much else government would need since Colorado Springs base is very close and it is much easier to actually hid stuff there.
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>>381
Sure, but a military base would be a fairly obvious target in case of a nuclear attack.
Of course airports are not exactly unsuspicious themselves, but you basically have to strike a deal between a place from where planes can take off and a place that isn't a completely obvious target.
>>380
>>warm caves
>interesting, maybe there's some truth about the hollow earth after all 
Are you niggers retarded? How the fuck do you think hot springs get hot? Magic?
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>>387
yes
>>374
Any clue to where the fuck /sudpol/ flew off to? I started digging into their stuff just before 8chan died, and have been looking to see if I could find a bunker for the board, but no dice.

The missing 411 shit has been pretty heavy on my mind. Just stories of people vanishing only to reappear dead or alive many miles from the original missing locations. Even the disabled (one guy in a wheelchair in the middle of a large public area) or the incredibly young (2 years old, only starting to walk) disappearing for days or even weeks before being found. My guess is probably werido government cult shit, but who knows.
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>>391
All I know is, even in its midlife, that some people went ahead into their own group to discuss things off of the clearnet. Even then this is just alleged stuff.
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>>392
Thanks anon, I needed at least some kind of closure on that board. The best I had for a while was some archive of talk between Qboomers on some random forum about it. Hopefully it resurfaces someday.
>>391
>/sudpol/? Was that the entire "Germans entered Hollow Earth through Antarctica" thingie?
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>>396
Pretty much anything German and Antarctica/Hollow Earth/occasional moon theory related. Delved into Esoteric Hitlerism in a few threads that I saw, but generally stayed on the subject of the South Pole.
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>>398
Honestly not buying any of that. It's basically butthurt /pol/ mutts going "Yeah well maybe the Germans lost the war and Hitler offed himself, but Germans still are the master race because [insert literally anything here]."
Can be entering Hollow Earth, or having secret bases on the far side of the moon, or, by now, some bullshit make-believe theory that Hitler intentionally lost the war as part of some intergalactic 1488-dimensional chess move.
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>>401
Fair enough, I'll agree some of it is hoping for the best but at this point if I could get off this rock in any sort of flying saucer I'd already have my bags packed but you have weird shit like Operation High Jump, Admiral Byrd's testimonies, new popes/presidents/leaders making trips down there. Could just be the mystique of an entire continent covered in miles of ice that the UN flat out refuses to allow the exploration of that really draws wild theories as to why. 
But that's the draw of pretty much any conspiracy.
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I really like hollow earth shit, its pretty interesting.
>>405
Can you post some infographics about the subject, please?
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Did anyone happen to watch an interview of a paranormal radio host interviewing an old scientist from NASA who was suffering from an affliction in his legs and was afraid to go to the doctors under concern they'd kill him discussing Die Glocke, the Kecksburg Acorn, "Hitler's Flying Beauty" who I presume to be Hanna Reitsch if there weren't any other pretty flygirls at the time, and and a stern-looking black or brown-haired SS officer who disappeared on May 8th or so.  The program lasts from 45-60 minutes and I can't find it anywhere.
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i want a loli elf gf
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Okay, so here's one. It's quite old and I doubt many of you have heard of it. In fact, I have only heard about in passing from a classmate. It dates back to the American Revolutionary War. The conspiracy theory states that Spain and other Catholic kingdoms had a massive fleet of Catholic warships hidden off the coast of the 13 colonies waiting to strike. I don't actually know where this comes from but I thought it was interesting. What other conspiracy theories that come from a previous era are you familiar with you?
I can definitely relate to that. The whole antarctic paradigms of possible ancient civilization or even otherworldly beings, in an area with practically no life around is hard to just shun away and ignore. I believe there is something not of this earth that lurks in depths of Antarctica.
>>376
I've heard so many horror stories about Denver Airport that its cursed nature has gone mainstream, from people like Allie Brosh to Ralphie May to even my own sister all having horrible experiences in it, I will take whatever connections I can to avoid Denver at all costs.
I definitely believe that there were advanced ancient civilizations in the prehistoric past, possibly superior to our own in spirituality and technology, and also that the powers that be are actively covering information like that up so that the truth of humanity's past isn't revealed.
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>>1794
you mean like that nerd in greece that calculated the circumference of the earth thousands of years ago using just a stick, yeah thats pretty advanced or all those calendars that are adjusted for earths precision or those nerds that traveled by celestial navigation or all those astrolabs and monolithic structures used to do astronomical calculations

none of this is hidden other than in the delusions of contemporary people that either legitimately believe the fucking earth is flat or believe thats what people thought because 'we smart now', ancient civilizations were way ahead of anything that exists today in every facet, actually the further back you go you start to see more and more sophisticated people with unsophisticated technology (cuz they obviously didnt have thousands of years of the work from their predecessors ), 

on a side note theyre probably inversely correlated, we know its already happened before with the dark ages, technology is without a doubt dysgenic and ends with a collapse eventually as the subhumans it enables and permits to exist become more and more gangrenous as those of good stock shrink but like the renaissance showed theres no way technology once discovered just disappears without a trace everything gets rediscovered quickly you cant just hide it, twist ending, this is the first time in human history that a collapsing civilization has effectively euthanized/sterilized the chaff of society through their own incompetence/stupidity, will it actually prevent another dark age, who knows
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>>1796
think of where we could've been at this point
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>>1796
Not that, necessarily, although God only knows what kind of lost technology the more recent ancients had that is now lost. What I meant is more like the Lemurians, Atlanteans, Hyperboreans, PFHRK and the Hwan Empire, and other antediluvian civilizations which lived long before the Ice Age and the Younger Dryas. 
When we also consider the cyclic history of mankind, the Yuga Cycle, that would imply that humanity is millions of years older than we think, and our history is just one of constant cycles.
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Clark C. McClelland on Jeff Rense.
>>431
I found this.

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>>1801
What exactly was the Finno-Korean hyper war? How advanced was their technology? If their technology was so advanced, did the war only take place on Earth? Were either belligerents Space faring?
While it isn't a conspiracy per se, I think animism and the idea of all things having a spirit is true to some extent. Animals are the ones with the most observable cases, but plant life may also have spirits, like the Dryads, but we just can't observe their phenomenon of their spirits at work because it's outside our senses. Then there's also rocks, rivers, and locations, which have all been described in ancient times as having their own spirits, or rather have had spirits inhabiting them. If you want to go further, the ancient Gnostics described the planets as having spirits, as the Archons. While I don't agree that these planetary spirits are necesarily evil (except Saturn, perhaps), I do think even the planets and the Sun have spirits, whose affects and positions have effects on us.
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>>376
How gullible are you? How is it not obvious that airport has a military base beneath it?
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>>1842
>NEW WORLD AIRPORT
not even trying to be subtle about it
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