Look, I’m not a conspiracy guy really. And I mean no disrespect to the families of anyone who died or suffered because of those horrific events.

    It’s kind of considered that to believe in any of the conspiracy theories is a crazy thing to do. After all, people still tend to believe in something even when there’s no proof. People have been doing it for centuries, and they will surely continue to do so.

    However, I think the most popular conspiracy theories are about JFK and 9/11, and I think that is for a reason. In both cases, it is believed that the government had something to do with it to gain something from it.

    What’s interesting with both 9/11 and JFK is that there are truly a lot of suspicious things, and the public opinion on both events is somewhere along the “Yeah, the government or CIA might have something to do with it, but we probably will never know, and they also will never admit anything”.

    But then there’s also the sinking of MS Estonia. I’m sure many people have heard of it. If you haven’t, I recommend watching or reading something about it.

    And there were conspiracy theories about this event too. It seems like today you can find some conspiracy theory about literally anything, right?

    There were theories that they were transferring some military equipment on board and something went wrong, or that Russians had something to do with it. There was also a theory that the ship collided with some submarine.

    And to be fair, there are really a lot of strange things in its sinking. I mean, if it’s just the visor that fell off, and the ship got flooded and capsized, why did it go to the bottom straight away?

    If the hull wasn’t damaged in any way, even if capsized the ship should’ve stayed afloat for a few hours at least.

    You can also read a lot of other strange things about its sinking by yourself, there are a lot of things.

    But the main problem of any conspiracy is that you can argue and contradict any point till the end of times. No one will ever find the real truth and no one will bring any justice to the world.

    I can understand that, and it’s okay. But what really bugs me about MS Estonia is that in 2004 the Swedish and Estonian governments admitted that “non-explosive military equipment was aboard the ship on 14 and 20 September 1994”. And that “no such equipment was on board on the day of the disaster”. No one can argue these statements were made by the officials. You can even find it on Wikipedia – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinking_of_the_MS_Estonia

    And god knows why they decided to admit it. But by doing that they basically gave up the truth and lied at the same time.

    They were literally using MS Estonia on a weekly basis for military transfers. They used the ship on 14 September (Wednesday), and then on 20 September (Tuesday). Then it’s 28 September, another Wednesday, and the ship suddenly sinks.

    And they say “Hell no, we weren’t transferring any military equipment on that day”. And I think it’s such a blatant and obvious lie, you know? And no one can really check it and tell if it’s true or not. It’s all in the government's hands.

    And whether the equipment they were transferring was in fact explosive, and something blew up inside the ship, or if the Russians had something to do with the sinking of the ship, it doesn’t really matter now.

    The fact is that they were transferring military equipment, and something went wrong. End of story.

    Do you remember how I mentioned the public opinion on JFK and 9/11? The public opinion on MS Estonia sinking is still that the bow visor just fell off, and the whole ship immediately went straight to the bottom.

    But there’s one thing that unites Estonia with JFK and 9/11. If you’ve ever heard the French phrase “Secret de Polichinelle” then you probably know that it means “a supposed secret known to everyone”.

    Some people know the truth about MS Estonia, JFK, and 9/11. Some people understand that something is seriously wrong with the official explanations.

    But the officials will never admit or confirm the actual truth. The first reason is that it would cause a major case of distrust in the government. 

    And the second reason is – Why bother with admitting the truth if some people, maybe even a lot of people, already kind of understand some shape of truth anyway?

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