Conspiracy Theories

Do you have a reason to be worried about October 4, 2023? Many in Missouri and other states believe you do and are planning on turning their cell phones off on October 4th. I'll explain the theories why and how they might not be as crazy as you might think.

It's been rumored for decades and recently became a trend on TikTok. There are many who believe that there are deep underground military bases and that includes one former contractor who says there are 3 located in Missouri.

Warning. I'm about to dive headfirst into the realm of conspiracy theory. If that's too much for you, might want to look the other way. My reason for doing this is some still believe the government is spraying harmful chemicals in the skies over Missouri specifically.

After a while, you kind of get used to it. It's a hum that some have compared to white noise but its origin is a mystery to many Missouri residents who keep hearing a low repeating noise.

Disclaimer: I am not interested in political things and I don't intend this to be anything like that. However, I am interested when the government does things that are funny. I'm hoping that's the case with this. They spent money to reassure you that birds are real. Really.

If you laugh at this, I'll understand. People have noticed some highway and street lights have turned purple. It's a real thing and there is a real explanation, but there are many who believe there are nefarious reasons why the light color change is happening.

A recent exploration of a mausoleum in Illinois has one man believing that it was created by a shadow group known as the Illuminati.

Since I proudly consider myself to be a conspiracy theory nut, I was fascinated when I came across a study claiming that the most searched for phenomenon in our area is black helicopters.

I was born and raised in Missouri and I thought I knew just about everything you could know about the Gateway Arch. I was obviously wrong. I have just learned that there is a secret that was placed at the top of the Arch and only a few builders know about it.

Let's be clear that this is not a new theory. Underground tunnels do exist below many parts of America including ours. One trucker believes the tunnels he just delivered to in Missouri are suspicious.