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Loose Change: An American Coup (2009) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-Czg_jIr-cFor your free write this week I want you to consider the topic of False Flag conspiracy theories, which may be categorized as a sub-genre of conspiracy theories.Many would would consider Loose Change a “false flag” conspiracy theory, and indeed the filmmakers include comparisons of 9/11 to other “false flags” such as the Reichstag Fire and the Gulf of Tonkin incident.Spend this writing assignment considering false flags conspiracies. First, what are they? You might do a quick bit of research (I would use Duck Duck Go (Links to an external site.) instead of Google, since Google censors searches related to conspiracy theories). What other false flag conspiracies can you find? Do any of them seem plausible? Do any of them seem to you obviously fabricated?From the standpoint of genre analysis: What do these false flags have in common? Who might be motivated to believe them, and why might these kinds of theories be appealing to people? What kinds of historical events/context do these theories tend to arise from? What are some of the common narrative elements of these theories?On January 6th of this year, you may have heard about a series of events in Washington D.C. (Links to an external site.) where demonstrators overtook police to enter the Capitol Building in protest of the most recent presidential election, resulting in at least a few deaths. There are some claiming that these events were a false flag conspiracy designed to silence and criminalize Trump supporters. Why do you think that is? How do the events of January 6th, and the subsequent reaction, lend themselves to false flag conspiracy thinking?Please write between at least 500 words on the topic the end of the week. Again, this is a free write and you should feel free to explore these ideas free of judgment.