Conspiracy Theory With Jesse Ventura

Conspiracy Theory With Jesse Ventura: Season 1

Network: truTV
Series Premiere Date: Nov 30, 2008
Season #: 1 , 2 , 3

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Summary: In this 7-episode series, former Navy SEAL, wrestler and Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura explores the mysteries behind modern-day conspiracies. He will travel across the country and investigate cases and will hear from believers and skeptics to make a final determination about a theory's validity. It is executive produced by Arthur Smith, Kent Weed and Frank Sinton.… Expand
Genre(s): Reality

Show Type: In Season
Season 1 premiere date: Nov 30, 2008
Episode Length: 60
Air Time: 10:00 PM
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This show truly shows the world what "They" have been keeping from you and don't wan't the masses to find out about. People wan't to slam Jesse and say he is a cook, and has flown off the handle, but I would disagree. From exposing our Governments weather manipulating super weapon HARP, to covering what really went't down on 9/11, this show is a must see for every red blooded American even remotely interested in knowing the truth..… Expand

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Conspiracy Theory is a show that gives you a very good introduction about things that are going on in the world that the average person has no idea are going on. It exposes corruptions of government and elite groups and families that act above the law and the government, it exposes lies presented on the news to use fear to control us, it exposes things that corporations, governments, the military and other secret groups are doing that are not to the benefit of mankind and in fact might be a threat to the general population. Most of the information that is presented has been around for many years and has especially been growing in exposure in the past half decade thanks to the Internet. But if you are new to the information it is worth watching. Also, it is nice to see this getting aired on mainstream TV to reach more people (although some episodes have been banned and the network (controlled by some of the elite groups behind some of the conspiracies) seems to be trying to sabotage the show by moving it to bad time slots to try to kill the ratings (they ratings keep remaining high despite this). My advice is to not only watch this show, but look up the guests whistle-blowers they have on the show and find their web sites and research the stuff in more detail yourself if you are interested. Alex Jones is definitely one (just ignore his persona, he's annoying but his research and videos are excellent) and the projectcamelot web site features uncensored and more in depth interviews of many of the people appearing on Conspiracy Theory. Most episodes are great. However, there is one episode about the reptillian conspiracy theory where two of the people "interviewed" by Jesse Ventura, Alex Jones and David Icke, both say the interview footage was edited by the network that produces the show to take what they said out of context. I just watched that episode myself and it does appear badly edited to censor most of it and when Alex Jones is speaking it does not even look like his lips are moving to the same words you hear sometimes. Other than that, the episodes I've seen from the first couple of seasons have been excellent and objective.… Collapse

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