Claims that vaccines contain microchips for tracking have circulated for years, especially during COVID-19. This evidence-focused verdict separates what’s documented (ingredients and official statements), what’s often misrepresented (RFID on packaging and “digital pill” sensors), and what remains unproven.
What Is COINTELPRO (FBI Domestic Surveillance Program)? Examining the Claims — Summary, Origins, and Why It Spread
A neutral, evidence-focused overview of the claim that COINTELPRO was an FBI domestic surveillance and disruption program. This article separates what government records and Congressional investigations document, what is inferred or disputed, and why the COINTELPRO claim has become widespread.
“Cure for Cancer Is Being Suppressed” Claims, Examined: The Strongest Arguments People Cite (and Where They Come From)
People often argue that a “cure for cancer is being suppressed” by regulators, pharma companies, or medical institutions. This evidence-focused article maps the strongest arguments supporters cite—where each story comes from, what is actually documented in reliable records, and how the argument typically changes when checked against public evidence.
Examining the Watergate Scandal (1972–1974) Claims: Counterevidence, Records, and Expert Explanations
A neutral, evidence-focused review testing claims about the Watergate Scandal (1972–1974). This article reviews primary records (tapes, court rulings, Senate hearings), major counterevidence cited by experts, limits of the documentary record, and what would change the assessment. Sources and conflicts are cited so readers can check the documents themselves.
What Is ‘Cure for Cancer Is Being Suppressed’ — Claims Examined, Origins, and Why It Spreads
The “cure for cancer is being suppressed” claim argues that effective cancer cures exist but are hidden by institutions (often “Big Pharma,” regulators, or governments) to protect profits. This overview separates what’s documented (fraud crackdowns, past “miracle cure” episodes, how drug access works) from what’s asserted without proof, and explains why the claim persists online.
Examining Watergate Scandal (1972–1974) Claims: The Strongest Arguments People Cite and Where They Come From
An evidence-focused review of the most-cited arguments about the Watergate Scandal (1972–1974). This article lists the specific claims supporters point to, the types of sources they rely on (tapes, committee reports, journalism, prosecutions), and simple tests that check each argument against primary records and high‑trust reporting.
Verdict on Polybius Arcade Game Legend: What the Evidence Shows
An evidence-focused verdict on the Polybius arcade game claim: we review the earliest records, later firsthand claims, and independent fact-checking to separate documented facts from plausible inferences and unsupported assertions.
Verdict on Fluoride ‘Mind Control’ Claims: What the Evidence Shows, What’s Documented, and What Can’t Be Proven
Claims that fluoride is used for “mind control” circulate alongside real debates about water fluoridation’s risks and benefits. This verdict separates documented facts (policy history, safety limits, and mainstream reviews) from disputed interpretations and what remains unproven.
Examining MKUltra (CIA Mind-Control Research Program) Claims: The Best Counterevidence and Expert Explanations
A sober review of claims about MKUltra (CIA Mind-Control Research Program): what government records document, what credible counterevidence and expert explanations exist, and which parts remain disputed or unprovable. This article separates verified documentation from inference and highlights gaps created by destroyed files.
What Is Atlantis: Lost Civilization Claims, Examined — Origins, Evidence, and Why the Story Spread
Atlantis is widely described as a lost advanced civilization, but the core narrative comes from Plato’s dialogues Timaeus and Critias and is debated as history vs allegory. This overview separates what’s documented (texts and later interpretations) from what’s inferred or unverified (locations, technologies, dates).