an association of more than one person working together towards a shared goal (usually implies but doesn't require secrecy)
- we've found a cure for cancer yesterday!
- Great! that's the 3rd one this week, go patent it and put in the archives along with the others so our profits from making people survive longer with the condition are safe.
-- a guy from the pharmaceutical industry conspiracy to another.
- Great! that's the 3rd one this week, go patent it and put in the archives along with the others so our profits from making people survive longer with the condition are safe.
-- a guy from the pharmaceutical industry conspiracy to another.
by anataka December 04, 2007
by SluseFA June 09, 2007
1. A secret plan to overthrow a certain group or to do something else illegal or wrong.
2. A different idea/theory of why something (usually bad) happened, rather than the one which people are told.
2. A different idea/theory of why something (usually bad) happened, rather than the one which people are told.
1. A group of young men decided to conspire against their government.
2. 9/11 has many conspiracy theories surrounding it.
2. 9/11 has many conspiracy theories surrounding it.
by theforgottenspark January 11, 2007
A theory of another result other than the one fed to one through mainstream lies. It is usually more documented, relevant, logical, and resourceful that what is commonly accepted as the truth surrounding an event.
Also see:
september 11th
osama bin laden
Also see:
september 11th
osama bin laden
by InsertMoniker December 29, 2003
"What do you call a group of crows?" "A murder."
"What do you call a group of women?" "A conspiracy."
"What do you call a group of women?" "A conspiracy."
by Gryph August 07, 2014
A theory as to why a major or minor event has occurred.
The theory may be truthful, or at least plausible, but the message of said theory may be propagated with fear, suspicion, and paranoia.
It is to note that conspiracy is NOT synonymous with truth, as some would like you to believe.
Conspiracies may also be deceitful as well, though they may seem to be completely honest.
The theory may be truthful, or at least plausible, but the message of said theory may be propagated with fear, suspicion, and paranoia.
It is to note that conspiracy is NOT synonymous with truth, as some would like you to believe.
Conspiracies may also be deceitful as well, though they may seem to be completely honest.
9/11 is supposedly an inside job, even though people seem to forget that thousands of FBI agents, firefighters, demolition experts, scientists, CIA, rescue workers, police, airline pilots, NSA, The majority of the House Of Representatives, air traffic control, and the entire Bush administration would undoubtedly know about it and yet refuse to expose it.
Hence being a conspiracy
Hence being a conspiracy
by Taco Roco August 25, 2009
conspiracy: osam bin laden flew airplanes into world trade center.
truth: george.w.bush flew airplanes into world trade center.
truth: george.w.bush flew airplanes into world trade center.
by kjæran April 21, 2008