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Conspiracy
Programmes that became real on declassification — Mockingbird, MK-Ultra, Stargate, COINTELPRO, the documented coordinations that were once dismissed as conspiracy theory.
The Conspiracy file is a record of state programmes whose existence was, for years or decades, denied — and which subsequent declassification, congressional inquiry, or whistleblower disclosure proved real. Project MK-Ultra was a CIA mind-control programme. Operation Mockingbird recruited journalists. Project Stargate ran remote-viewing experiments at SRI. COINTELPRO surveilled and disrupted civil-rights organisations on US soil.
This file is exclusively for the documented. It is not for unfalsifiable claims, generic distrust of institutions, or theories that depend on no source ever surfacing. The standard for entry is: a primary documentary record, a congressional record, a court record, or a credible whistleblower in possession of corroborating documentation.
The reason this file exists is a simple historical observation: the median declassified programme of the past century looks closer to its original conspiracy theory than to its initial official denial.
SUB-CATEGORIES
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Operation Mockingbird
CIA programme from the late 1940s onwards to recruit US journalists and influence domestic and foreign news coverage.
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MK-Ultra
CIA mind-control programme from 1953 to 1973 involving non-consensual administration of LSD and other compounds to US and Canadian citizens.
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Project Stargate
DIA-funded remote-viewing research programme conducted at SRI International from 1972 to 1995.
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COINTELPRO
FBI counter-intelligence programme from 1956 to 1971 targeting domestic political organisations.