Luke Brown

Let's do it. Let's do it. What are some wild ones? Let's talk about some conspiracy theories that have come true, right? This is where you guys, this is really your wheelhouse. MKUltra, let's start with that. You've got 30 seconds to answer. We can start with that. Okay, yeah. So I've got a list here. Let me tell you, as we preface the list, this is from history.howstuffworks.com.

So it's going to be procured. And it's definitely going to have a narrative. So this isn't going to be like in my mind, there are a lot of we've been around since 2020. Yeah. We're going to be honest. So we've seen a lot of things come true that were relegated to conspiracy theory. Yeah. Whether it be origins of a virus or fill in the blank. There's a lot of things. Easy. Murder. Yeah.

So it's going to be procured. And it's definitely going to have a narrative. So this isn't going to be like in my mind, there are a lot of we've been around since 2020. Yeah. We're going to be honest. So we've seen a lot of things come true that were relegated to conspiracy theory. Yeah. Whether it be origins of a virus or fill in the blank. There's a lot of things. Easy. Murder. Yeah.

So it's going to be procured. And it's definitely going to have a narrative. So this isn't going to be like in my mind, there are a lot of we've been around since 2020. Yeah. We're going to be honest. So we've seen a lot of things come true that were relegated to conspiracy theory. Yeah. Whether it be origins of a virus or fill in the blank. There's a lot of things. Easy. Murder. Yeah.

So these are 11, but these are interesting because these tend to be old. The first is, have you heard of the Tuskegee syphilis experiment?

So these are 11, but these are interesting because these tend to be old. The first is, have you heard of the Tuskegee syphilis experiment?

So these are 11, but these are interesting because these tend to be old. The first is, have you heard of the Tuskegee syphilis experiment?

Of course I have. Of course I have. No, I have never heard of that. So this was in 1932. It's terrible. The U.S. Public Health Service conspired with the Tuskegee Institute to create a phony syphilis treatment program.

Of course I have. Of course I have. No, I have never heard of that. So this was in 1932. It's terrible. The U.S. Public Health Service conspired with the Tuskegee Institute to create a phony syphilis treatment program.

Of course I have. Of course I have. No, I have never heard of that. So this was in 1932. It's terrible. The U.S. Public Health Service conspired with the Tuskegee Institute to create a phony syphilis treatment program.

The experiment, which involved lying to almost 400 African-American men who had been diagnosed with syphilis, was only supposed to last six months, but it was 40 years later before anyone became aware of the research. The government was forced to investigate and shut it down.

The experiment, which involved lying to almost 400 African-American men who had been diagnosed with syphilis, was only supposed to last six months, but it was 40 years later before anyone became aware of the research. The government was forced to investigate and shut it down.

The experiment, which involved lying to almost 400 African-American men who had been diagnosed with syphilis, was only supposed to last six months, but it was 40 years later before anyone became aware of the research. The government was forced to investigate and shut it down.

For 40 years, 400 men were given dangerous chemicals and painful and necessary medical procedures under the guise of actual treatment. And the fact that penicillin had become a known cure for syphilis was hidden from the patients so they could learn more about the disease.

For 40 years, 400 men were given dangerous chemicals and painful and necessary medical procedures under the guise of actual treatment. And the fact that penicillin had become a known cure for syphilis was hidden from the patients so they could learn more about the disease.

For 40 years, 400 men were given dangerous chemicals and painful and necessary medical procedures under the guise of actual treatment. And the fact that penicillin had become a known cure for syphilis was hidden from the patients so they could learn more about the disease.

Oh, it happens.

Oh, it happens.

Oh, it happens.

Literally, I mean, this is how we get, right? Honestly, these are the things I think that make us distrust a lot of what the government is. This will always be the knock on, quote, conspiracy theories, right? Is that it is... there's always a counter government. Like a government's always lying. And I don't think always is the key.