Sometimes, what appears to be a far-fetched conspiracy theory might actually be a hidden truth waiting to be uncovered.

Paranoia can be a rational response when genuine threats exist, revealing that not all suspicions are mere delusions.

It would be unwise to categorically reject all conspiracy theories without careful examination. Furthermore, we should remain open to the possibility that genuine threats of violence may exist, with potential perpetrators harboring malicious intent and the means to carry out their dark designs.

The prolonged secrecy surrounding government documents inevitably raises questions about the authenticity and completeness of the information ultimately revealed. When critical evidence remains concealed for decades and then emerges with significant portions mysteriously absent, it naturally undermines public trust and invites skepticism about the true narrative.

I hold strong skepticism towards government actions, particularly those associated with the Democratic Party, and I am inclined to believe in various conspiracy theories that challenge the official narratives presented by political institutions.

Speculation has long surrounded President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s potential foreknowledge of the impending Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, with various historical theories suggesting he might have been aware of imminent danger. However, despite decades of research and debate, the complete truth remains elusive, leaving this historical mystery unresolved.

And so it is, there is another conspiracy theory added to the stack. Let’s face it: there are those who would rather have us speculate than know the facts.