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Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on conspiracy theory Paper must be at least 1750 words. Please, no plagiarized work! This was the period after the Second World War, the battle of the Pacific, and the cold war. America was thus wary of external attacks, the general mood of the country was fearful, and it is not surprising that most of the conspiracy theories of the time were based on external attacks. This was period saw the production of conspiracy films such as, The Manchurian Candidate, which was a reflection of the external threat posed by the Soviet Union to America. However, as time went by the American society started to become aware of domestic factors that it viewed with suspicion. Attention thus shifted to these actus and many contemporary conspiracies were thus created to reflect these threats. Of particular interest is the level of suspicion directed to the American political institutions and government. This is evidenced by conspiracy films such as Loose Change and Syriana.

The second difference between present-day conspiracy theories and conspiracy theories from fifty years ago is on the medium of publication and transmission. Most of the conspiracy theories from fifty years ago were published on obscure internet websites, films of the limited audience and underground newspapers, and gossip columns of other papers (Arnold 166). This was because of the little credibility accorded to conspiracy theories at the time. Conspiracy theories at that moment in time were viewed with suspicion and were treated as mere propaganda aimed at discrediting at the various target institution, and in the least, mere paranoia resulted in when people could not explain the events taking shape in that period. However, contemporary conspiracy theories have enjoyed a mainstream advantage with such conspiracy theories being afforded decent airplay, publication and broadcast. In fact, such conspiracy movies have been able to compete with other mainstream movies. For example, Robert Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 was played in mainstream movie theaters and performed exceptionally well in the mainstream industry.