Conspiracy chasers who chase nothing but conspiracy upon conspiracy, however, disregarding thoughtful input from knowledgeably informed sources that contradict their goal of proving their baseless case, seem to know that these "theories" are indeed theorems (suggestions that are not self-evident, but that can be proved from “accepted principle[s]” as viable ingredients to some current formula, and therefore may establish, or be established as, a new law and/or principle for serious discussion), hidden by some pseudo-government that nobody is supposed to know about -- regardless of the fact that the “accepted principle” upon which the current “theory” is based is nothing more than another “conspiracy theory” (i.e. the existence of the much-touted pseudo-government as only one [1] example of a baseline conspiracy theorem).

That boat leaks, badly -- and intelligence quickly loses respect,
Dan