Conspiracy Theory Analysis: Historical

While many people think of conspiracies and cover-ups as something that began following the end of the Second World War when intelligence agencies began to assume to dominant and lofty positions they usually enjoy today, the fact is, history, going back to antiquity, is full of varying levels of conspiracy.

Indeed, there is a debate to be had, at least according to many researchers, that our accepted version of history is not only inaccurate but quite drastically wide of the mark. What is the true purpose of the Pyramids of Giza and why, generally speaking, are mainstream Egyptologists so hostile to suggestions outside of accepted history? If we look at other locations around the planet, why did our ancestors seemingly go from having the ability to build intricate structures out of huge pieces of stone and rock, to suddenly making much smaller dwellings out of far less sturdy materials?

And what about the legends of Atlantis and other alleged lost civilizations? Are the many finds of tools and other bizarre artifacts that have been dated, in some cases, as millions of years old, proof that these apparently mythical lands once existed? We might remind ourselves that the discovery of Troy was made following years of “accepted knowledge” claiming that writings telling of its existence were nothing more than mere myths…