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Conspiracy theory is not new. Lot of people in the world add spice , masala to events (often tragic) to come up with their own version of the events. Some people are blinded with their own ideologies , while some think themselves to be smarter than others!!!!!!!!!!, while some have their political points to score but what ever it is conspiracy theories are there , were there and will be there in future too. May be its human nature to form conspiracy theroies.

Here are list of three tragic events in history and conspiracy theories surrounding them

1) 9/11 Terror Attack : Now this event changed world for ever. Bush in his address said -’either you are with us or against us’. War was on with usa entering afghanisthan and war against terror is still on.

Iran’s president in his interview yesterday called 9/11 as big lie and done to pave way for usa and its allies to attack afghanisthan!!!!!!!!. Now afghanisthan was not most prosperous country before 9/11 , neither it is rich in natural resource that any other country would spend billions of dollars to invade it.

But what’s more shocking is believing that usa would kill its own citizens in such a huge numbers to invade a broke country.

Its not just iran president who believes in this fashion. ISI (the godfather of various terror groups of the world ) had gul (mentor of taliban outfits) as its chief once upon a time. Gul too believes 9/11 was inside job. Ex malaysian prime minister too helds similar type of believe.

Some conspiracy theory promoters believe its was ISRAEL who did 9/11 to force USA to enter afghanisthan.

2) 26/11 Terror Attack In Mumbai :

India has been victim of terrorism since 20 years by now and terror attacks are not new for India. But 26/11 was different type of attack. Bunch of terrorist entering the city from another country and going for killing spree was something which was unseen before.

Now for first time pakistan in 20 years acknowledged that people from its country had entered India. Still many conspiracy theroy promoters are of view that RAW along with RSS did this!!!!!!!!

3) Holocaust :

Most horrifying event in human history holocaust saw around 6 million of jews being killed by hilter and his men.  Now some people including iran’s president deny holocaust , all together. According to them this too is big lie to form ISRAEL!!!!!!!!!!

Author : Sharad Goswami

9/11 , Holocaust,26/11 & Conspiracy Theories

Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United States, Hillary Clinton, arrived in Russia Thursday for talks on disarmament and meets with Quartet Middle East International.

Hillary arrived at the Moscow airport at 04:30 GMT. There, he will meet with Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, to discuss bilateral issues, which are expected to focus on efforts to agree on a new disarmament treaty the U.S. and Russia.

Regarding the Middle East Quartet meeting, a spokesman for the U.S. State Department said the Quartet will show international support for indirect negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians. “The quartet meeting had a great opportunity to show international support for efforts to promote indirect negotiations and to revive the peace process movement,” said spokesman Philip Crowley, Wednesday.

Previously, the Palestinians called for a halt to peace talks was not immediately, after Israel announced the construction of 1600 new homes for Jewish settlers in Arab areas of East Jerusalem during the visit the Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden, to the region. The announcement triggered the development of settlements in the worst crisis of US-Israeli relations over the last couple of years.

Alex Chilton, singer and guitarist of Big Star, one of the most influential rock groups to emerge from the early 1970s, has passed away at the age of 59. Chilton reportedly suffered a heart attack today in New Orleans, just days before Big Star were scheduled to perform at the SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas. Chilton had been complaining about his health earlier in the day, and was eventually taken to a New Orleans hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Big Star drummer Jody Stephens confirmed Chilton’s passing, Memphis’ Commercial Appeal reports. “Alex passed away a couple of hours ago,” Stephens said. “I don’t have a lot of particulars, but they kind of suspect that it was a heart attack.”

Chilton began his musical career in his teens as a member of the Box Tops before returning to his native Memphis to form Big Star with guitarist/co-songwriter Chris Bell, drummer Jody Stephens and bassist Andy Hummel. Blending power pop with the sound of the Beatles and the Beach Boys, Big Star were critically acclaimed but largely ignored commercially. In their short time together in the early-’70s — though Bell exited the band after #1 Record, Hummel after Radio City — Big Star only released three studio albums, but what three incredible albums they were: 1972’s #1 Record, 1974’s Radio City and 1978’s dark but beautiful Third/Sister Lovers all placed on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, and their classic tracks “Thirteen” and “September Gurls” both made the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

Read David Fricke’s review of Big Star’s last New York City concert here.

While they only lasted a few years, Big Star’s impact continues to reverberate decades later. R.E.M. and the Replacements both named Big Star and Alex Chilton as major influences, and the Replacements’ Pleased to Meet Me features a song titled “Alex Chilton.” Chilton became a cult musical icon, and artists as diverse as Beck, Wilco, Elliott Smith, R.E.M., Cheap Trick, Jeff Buckley, Garbage, Bat For Lashes and Whiskeytown have covered Big Star’s songs. Renewed interest in the band’s music led to a reunion of sorts in the early ’90s and a new album in 2005’s In Space, which featured two members of the Posies, Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer. Just last year, a box set celebrating Big Star’s entire catalog, Keep an Eye on the Sky was released.

“It’s not like I’m a ‘big star’ constantly getting noticed, but I do get recognized,” Chilton told Rolling Stone in 2000 of the fame that eluded Big Star during their first years together. “What’s nice is that the people in my neighborhood just know me as Alex. It’s funny, because I spent so much of my life moving from place to place and I went through a few dark periods, but in the last few years I’ve kind of settled down.” Chilton is survived by his wife Laura and son Timothy.

For more on Chilton’s musical legacy, watch a handful of Big Star classics below, and be sure to remember Alex by looking back at our Rolling Stone features below:

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