CIA Conspiracies refer to various theories and allegations that involve the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States engaging in covert and deceptive practices, often for political, military, or intelligence-gathering purposes. These conspiracies may include claims about involvement in foreign coups, assassination plots, experiments in mind control, surveillance of American citizens, and other clandestine operations. Many of these theories stem from historical events where the CIA has been disclosed to have operated in secret, leading to public skepticism and speculation about their overall agenda and actions. While some conspiracies are based on documented events, others are more speculative and may lack substantial evidence. Overall, CIA conspiracies reflect a broader mistrust of government agencies and their operations, especially concerning the ethics and legality of their activities.
Newly declassified CIA documents reveal U.S. government concerns about a potential alien invasion during the 1950s and 60s. Increased UFO sightings post-1947 prompted collaboration between the U.S. and Australia to…