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COINTELPRO
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The FBI ran a secret decades-long program to spy on, infiltrate, and actively sabotage civil rights leaders and anti-war activists — and its own internal files, stolen and leaked, prove it.
COINTELPRO (Counter Intelligence Program) was a series of covert, and at times illegal, FBI operations from 1956 to 1971 targeting American political organizations, including civil rights groups, anti-war activists, and Black nationalist organizations, using surveillance, infiltration, and deliberate disinformation to disrupt them. The program's existence and tactics are fully documented through stolen and later declassified FBI files.
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Chemtrails
debunked
Millions of people believe those white streaks behind airplanes are secret chemical spraying operations — and atmospheric scientists have spent over two decades explaining, in exhaustive technical detail, that they're just frozen water vapor.
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Flat Earth Theory
debunked
A Greek scholar calculated Earth's circumference to within a few percent of the actual figure over 2,200 years ago using nothing but shadows and geometry — and a modern movement has grown online insisting he, and everyone since, got it completely wrong.
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Vaccines and Autism (The Wakefield Study)
debunked
A single doctor's study claiming vaccines cause autism was retracted, his medical license was revoked for fraud, and it's been directly contradicted by dozens of large studies since — yet the claim still shapes public health debates today.
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