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And this is also, I think, the basis of conspiracy theories.
Was JFK assassinated by a conspiracy or by a lone assassin?
But of course, Lincoln was assassinated by a conspiracy.
And 9/11 has a conspiracy theory.
It is a conspiracy.
Nineteen members of Al Queda plotting to fly planes into buildings constitutes a conspiracy.
But actually, I mean, this feeling of helplessness comes in because most Americans actually feel that oil prices are the result of a conspiracy, not of the vicissitudes of the world oil market.
And it also the kind of root of how we see oil as a conspiracy.
But in many ways, that image of the conspiracy still sticks with us.
And that gut instinct is so powerful, it can make even the most reasonable and measured of us come up with mysteries and conspiracy theories where none exist.
I was expecting a cool documentary into the protest and activism surrounding the RNC, but what I got was a largely flawed, bad-acted, fictitious, conspiracy ridden badly woven tale.
Eric Phillips (Don Wilson) is a secret service agent who prevents the assassination of a senator however along the way he finds a conspiracy and has a tracker on his tail.
I think it focuses too much on the conspiracy theory that IBM cheated...and what does this theory hinge upon?
I think if the filmmaker wanted the viewer to believe the conspiracy theory (which he almost certainly did), he should have presented a lot more evidence.
The plot is weak to begin with -- two garbage men peep on their foxy neighbour, witness a murder and unravel a waste disposal conspiracy -- and the movie never manages to go much further.
when it turned out that this was all a liberal conspiracy to hand the world over to European wimps and the United Nations.
Would you be surprised if I told you this movie deals with a conspiracy?
An up-and-coming Presidential adviser is framed for a series of murders, as he has been tipped off that a conspiracy is going on within the White House.
are snippets of the game,but not very many.much of the film centers around Kasporov's paranoid obsession that the match was rigged as part of some conspiracy theory and that he lost the match unfairly.the
you like conspiracy theories,this movie might interest you.for
people not into chess or conspiracy theories,this movie would probably have no value.i
The movie only appeals to conspiracy theorists, psychos and other persons living in la-la-land and those who "knows the truth".
The film goes from one dialog into another, sounding hollow, never achieving depth, never creating the illusion that you really are inside a cobweb of conspiracy, and the everybody-has-an-affair-with-everybody is just a boring excuse to show the main actress in nice underwear.
And while the poor unsuspecting viewer is trying to figure out the mystery by logically assuming that there is a major conspiracy, in reality the killer is... Janet Margolin!
Charlie Sheen (Platoon, Major League) stars as the White House Chief of Staff, who gets himself in the middle of a conspiracy that wants him and more people dead.
I think this is some elaborate conspiracy by the terrorists to drive us mad.
Vague an uninspired plot lines about an alien conspiracy involving the NASA, nothing really is explained here.
When the body of a young man she met on the train turns up on her dissection table, she begins to investigate the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death, and uncovers a gruesome conspiracy perpetrated by an Antihippocratic secret society operating within the school.
Eve then begins to see a dark shadowy figure at her every turn, as Don churns out the conspiracy theories & bizarre statements Eve slowly begins to lose her mind as the line between fantasy & reality becomes more & more blurred.
The whole thing played out like a conspiracy theory by IBM to win the match in question just to make some money.
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