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Conspiracy Theory Vietnam Essay

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There are a lot of theories that were irrecoverable as the conspiracy by the society because they are too unconventional to believe, and very shocking and shameful issues that are very hard to comprehend. However, this theory circulated the news world quickly because it sounds very bizarre. At the same time, most people immediately denounce any conspiracy theory as fake … and sometimes as unpatriotic or just plain ridiculous. For many, conspiracy theories are just man nature. Not everyone is reliable, diligent and forthcoming with their motives. Certainly, we can all agree on this. And how “conspiracy theory” term get grouped to fiction works, fantasy and traditional folklore? 25 Conspiracy Theories that Are Turned Out To Be True 25. The …show more content…

Gulf of Tonkin Never Happened. • But how did America got involved in Vietnam War? • US High Government officials falsified facts and betrayed the public of some events that made US full engaged in the Vietnam War • On August 1964, two U.S. destroyers stationed in the Gulf of Tonkin in Vietnam radioed that they had been fired upon by North Vietnamese forces. • President Johnson authorized retaliatory air attacks against North Vietnam 19. The Unlikely Culprit of Poisoned Alcohol. • People says “Let’s Drink and Be Merry” but in the year 1920, it is “Drink and Die” • Who was then this “unlikely culprit”? The US Government: FBI poisoned alcohol during Prohibition • The 18th Amendment of the Constitution, to ban the production, importation and sale of alcohol • Dozens of people died from drinking alcoholic beverages • This drinks contains kerosene, gasoline, benzene, iodine, zinc, mercury salts, nicotine, ether, formaldehyde, chloroform, carbolic acid, quinine and acetone that leads to blindness, respiratory paralysis and death 18. The 1990 Testimony of Nayirah: CIA Pays for False Testimony • Want some Oscar Award Winning Acting Classes for free from CIA? • Nayirah al-Sabah, 15 year old girl testified how Iraqi soldiers pulling 312 Kuwaiti babies from incubators that caused them to

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