Kurt Cobain did not commit suicide
What if it turns out that Nirvana's frontman was murdered and his wife, Courtney Love, was involved?
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Most of what we believe is either false or fabricated
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What if Christianity is not meant for the whole world?
William Finck argues that a proper study of the Bible clearly shows that Jesus didn't come to Earth for everybody.
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9/11 revisionism and why evidence matters
We all remember what we were doing that day but do we all remember what we actually saw?
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What if the Great Pyramid of Giza was a power plant?
What if advanced technology existed in prehistory and that everything we think we know about the pyramids is wrong?
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The Spanish flu was a myth
Everything you were taught about this supposedly deadly virus from the early 20th century is nonsense. A lot of people did die, but not from a pathogen.
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Winston Churchill was actually the bad guy
What if our understanding of World War 2 is inverted and the Allies were not the good guys?
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What if there were no planes on 9/11?
It sounds crazy, but Mark Conlon makes a persuasive argument that we didn't see what we think we saw.
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The Rwandan genocide myth
Hotel Rwanda is Western propaganda and a complete fabrication of what actually happened, not just in 1994, but before that.
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There was no plane at the Pentagon on 9/11
Adam Eisenberg was there and helped with the cleanup operation and saw no plane wreckage anywhere.
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Holocaust narratives: discriminating between fact and fiction
E Michael Jones's book, The Holocaust Narrative, examines the role played by Hollywood media and literature in shaping people's beliefs.
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He was told he would die from AIDS within four years
Now, over 20 years later, he is healthy, has a family, surfs and doesn't take any antiretrovirals.
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There is no Uyghur genocide, argues Brian Berletic
Muslims in China are neither being killed nor oppressed; the entire thing is part of an anti-China narrative.
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