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Chaplin's Time Traveler: Is This Woman In A Movie From 1928 Speaking On A Cell Phone?

Sun, 11 Dec 2011 11:52:28 GMT

A Northern Ireland filmmaker posts this bizarre video of a woman apparently talking into a cell phone on the streets in 1928. It becomes an internet sensation:

JFK Assassination: Interesting YouTube video on who may have shot JFK

Fri, 04 Nov 2011 09:54:03 GMT

This posted on YouTube naming another man who killed JFK. Oswald could not have shot the 3 bullets over 7 seconds required for him to be the only shooter, so this FBI agent claims to have evidence that there was at least one accomplice...

Did Adolf Hitler Kill Himself In A Bunker In Germany?

Thu, 20 Oct 2011 17:08:48 GMT

Overview: The conspiracy argument suggests that Adolf Hitler did not commit suicide on 30th April 1945 as the official story goes, but in fact escaped to South America after faking his own suicide. The story of suicide was fabricated, it is said, to show the leader ended his life heroically.

Updated, Rewritten, 911 Conspiracy Page

Fri, 02 Sep 2011 11:20:26 GMT

Updated 2nd September 2011: There is a whole plethora of conspiracy arguments concerning 911. Below are some of the most interesting.

Mike Sewell, BBC reporter, reports seeing UFO, 4:15 am, 3rd August 2011 Cottered, Hertfordshire.

Sat, 27 Aug 2011 08:27:15 GMT

Mike Sewell, BBC reporter, reports seeing UFO, 4:15 am, 3rd August 2011 Cottered, Hertfordshire. Youtube video

The Turin Shroud - Is This The Face Of Jesus Christ?

Thu, 25 Aug 2011 11:09:12 GMT

It seems unlikely that the Shroud of Turin actually shows the image of Jesus Christ. That the image was somehow created from his burial cloth seems unbelievable...

The thing is that, today, after years of research (and after what appeared to be conclusive proof through carbon dating that it was a fake in the 1980s - which said that the Shroud was too new to have dated back to the time of Christ) nobody knows exactly what this is.

It could well be one of the oldest conspiracies in history as latest dating techniques cannot rule out that it dates back to the time of Jesus Christ.

How it was created remains a mystery, attempts to recreate it using techniques that could have been used in the past have apparently all failed.

Hackergate: Clive Goodman 2007 letter - conspiracy smoking gun

Tue, 16 Aug 2011 13:13:41 GMT

16th August: A letter from Clive Goodman, dated 2nd March 2007, is published. It claims that hacking was widespread and was known about at the News of the World until Andy Coulson, the editor at the time, allegedly banned 'explicit reference to it'.

Full letter on page

Hackergate: Glenn Mulcaire says he took instructions from others

Fri, 29 Jul 2011 17:24:58 GMT

29th July: Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator jailed for hacking in 2007, says he was effectively an employee of the News of the World and took instructions from others. This contradicts News International's assertion that he and Clive Goodman were 'bad apples' working alone.

The Apollo 11 live transmissions from the moon

Fri, 29 Jul 2011 12:19:33 GMT

(blank screen for first 2 mins with audio)

Hackergate: The Mirror implicated in story from April 2002

Tue, 19 Jul 2011 17:22:53 GMT

19th April The Mirror breaks the news that Ulrika Jonsson and England Football Coach Sven Goren Eriksson were having an affair. It is alleged that this story was sourced from phone hacking information. Piers Morgan was the editor of The Mirror at the time, James 'Scottie' Scott, the paper's showbusiness reporter, apparently heard voicemails on Jonsson's phone and, after getting a Swedish speaking secretary to translate it, it was obvious the two were having an affair. After the paper approached the couple they admitted to it. Trinity Mirror says: "Our journalists work within the criminal law and the PCC code of conduct.” [Source: Order-order]

Hackergate: Rebekah Brooks arrested

Sun, 17 Jul 2011 15:37:21 GMT

17th July: Rebekah Brooks is arrested when she attends, by appointment, a meeting at a police station today. Robert Peston, BBC, reports that she didn't know she was going to be arrested until after she resigned on Friday. She was arrested on suspicion of conspiring to intercept communications, contrary to Section1(1) Criminal Law Act 1977 and on suspicion of corruption allegations contrary to Section 1 of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1906, according to the Guardian website.

Hackergate: Neil Wallace is arrested

Thu, 14 Jul 2011 16:32:58 GMT

Neil Wallace, former deputy to Andy Coulson at the News of the World, and former executive editor of the News of the World is arrested. Neil was also editor of The People, a Trinity Mirror Group newspaper, from 1998-2003. The company has been emailed for a statement - it will be posted here when a response is received.

Hackergate: The British Watergate - News of the World last edition

Sun, 10 Jul 2011 08:42:48 GMT

Video:Steve Coogan and Greg Dyke confront Paul McMullin on BBC Newsnight (posted to YouTube 8th July).

Front page of last News of the World

Hackergate: News of the World closed, Andy Coulson arrested

Fri, 08 Jul 2011 11:08:22 GMT

7th July: News of the World is to close, the edition on Sunday 10th July 2011 will be the last.

8th July: Andy Coulson, former editor of the News of the World, and former press secretary for Prime Minister David Cameron, is arrested on suspicion of corruption and phone hacking.

Hackergate: Rebekah Brooks statement, and Milly Dowler story of 14th April 2002

Wed, 06 Jul 2011 16:47:26 GMT

5th July: Rebekah Brooks writes a letter to staff [Full Statement: BBC, Guardian] Here are three lines from that statement:

"I am sickened that these events are alleged to have happened."
"It is almost too horrific to believe that a professional journalist or even a freelance inquiry agent working on behalf of a member of the News of the World staff could behave in this way."
"I hope that you all realise it is inconceivable that I knew or worse, sanctioned these appalling allegations."

But the story the News Of The World published on 14th April 2002 could seemingly have been sourced from no place other than from Milly Dowler's phone... The story referred to a message from an employment agency left on Milly Dowler's mobile. The editor of the News of the World, when that story was approved, must have asked where that information came from. The Guardian says that the News Of The World even informed the police of this information.