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Originally Posted by Yodamaster

You have to realise that most telivision channels are based on the telling of stories that the viewers are interested in (which is why there is that abrupt change of subject to something positive on news channels). The channels you watch do not produce the shows that you see, they simply buy episodes (the rights to the show) from outside production companies and air them on your television. If the show is popular enough, the channel can choose to pay more for a season to keep that show on their channel.

If the show does not impress the public, it's ratings drop, and it's value to the channel decreases. Which is what leads to the discontinuation of your favorite conspiracy show.

There is no 100% foolproof evidence of any alien activity on earth, a show about that lack of evidence would most likely fail in it's first season. That is why conspiracy shows try to make you believe that these things really do/did occur, without any real world evidence. It's all about money, nobody from the show gives a shit about the subject matter, all they know is what to say to make you believe in something. These shows literally feed from your hopes and dreams of what is really out there, and to some extent, maybe aliens do exist somewhere, but it isn't going to be on your telivision until something massive happens in a very public place.

The real conspiracy IS the "conspiracy show".

If you've already got answers to your question, why bother asking us? As whatever we say will not change your opinion.