I found an interesting book: "The Unseen Hand: An Introduction to the Conspiratorial View of History." It was written by A. Ralph Epperson, and was published in 1985. Very well researched and I believe that, for a time, he taught classes on the subject at the University of Arizona. Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, William McKinley and Dwight Eisenhower all spoke directly about or alluded to conspiratorial influences at play in the United States. Read about Zbigniew Brzezinski, then readhis book 'Between Two Ages.' Read about the Council on Foreign Relations and their goal, stated in 1921, of conditioning the American people to accept one world government. Then look at the people that have run for president since WW2...
As far back as 1804 people in this country have been wondering why, no matter who you vote for, nothing changes. Jefferson answered that concern by saying, in essence, if nothing changes there is a conspiracy afoot.
Now, he may be stupid, and I may be stupid, but it is more than a little naive to think that stuff just happens. And it is probably more naive still to think that all these people that were conspiring in the late 1700s, the early and mid 1800s, the early and mid 1900s, have suddenly given it up.