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A Conspiracy Theory Built On The Problem With Conspiracies

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Building 7 was brought down by the government, JFK Jr is still alive etc etc.

A recent allegation of a government conspiracy to kill Malcolm X highlights the logical flaw in almost every conspiracy theory: no one ever cracks, slips up, reverses allegiances, confesses on deathbed etc.

Malcolm X family recently produced a letter suggesting the FBI played a role in his death.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/malcolm-x-s-family-releases-letter-alleging-fbi-police-role-n1258511

True or not, what is the factual basis for the claim? A 'deathbed" confession of corts

"a letter written by a deceased police officer stating that the New York Police Department and FBI were behind the 1965 killing of the famed Black activist and civil rights advocate"

The letter may be fake, the claims may be false BUT it is at least based on actual consistent human nature, a former conspirator turning on the conspiracy as a result of guilt, to right a wrong etc.

"The letter released at a news conference on Saturday was attributed to a former undercover NYPD officer named Raymond Wood. His cousin Reggie Wood joined some of Malcolm X’s daughters at the news conference at the site where the Audubon Ballroom once stood to make the letter public.

Raymond Wood’s letter stated that he had been pressured by his NYPD supervisors to lure two members of Malcolm X’s security detail into committing crimes that resulted in their arrest just days before the fatal shooting. Those arrests kept the two men from managing door security at the ballroom and was part of conspiracy between the NYPD and FBI to have Malcolm X killed, according to the letter."

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