Lt. Brad Boimler debunks a bunch of insane conspiracy theories in Star Trek: Lower Decks. Meanwhile, Starfleet has endured a few real conspiracies.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Lt. Brad Boimler debunks a series of hilarious and insane conspiracy theories in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4, episode 8, "Caves." The history of Starfleet is filled with encounters with the unexpected and the bizarre that sometimes leave behind questions that can't be answered.
Starfleet Officers from Ensigns to starship Captains keep logs recording their activities and service. Starship and Officers logs are meant to be a document about the ever-expanding history of Starfleet, but it's also not surprising that many Starfleet Officers sometimes leave out key details of their adventures, either because they can't explain something or to purposely keep the truth out of their logs and from Starfleet Command's knowledge.
Looking at those conspiracy theories Levy purports, it's hilarious how backward they are. Thousands died at the Battle of Wolf 369 when the Borg mounted an attack on Earth in Star Trek: The Next Generation, but Levy thinks it was "an inside job" by Starfleet. Millions more died in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Dominion War, which Levy thinks didn't happen, and that Changelings are imaginary.
Starfleet Has Survived Real Star Trek Conspiracies Starfleet has faced several actual conspiracies throughout Star Trek history. One of the most infamous conspiracies of the 23rd century was in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country when bad actors in Starfleet, the Klingon Empire, and the Romulan Star Empire enacted a plot to assassinate Klingon Chancellor Gorkon and frame Captain James T. Kirk in order to prevent peace between the Klingons and the Federation.
A conspiracy that nearly destroyed the Federation was the plot of Star Trek: Picard season 3. The Borg Queen joined forces with rogue Changelings led by Vadic to secretly enable the assimilation of every Starfleet Officer under the age of 25 using the organic Borg DNA from Jean-Luc Picard's stolen corpse. The Borg nearly succeeded in their plan to bring down the Federation were it not for the heroics of the USS Enterprise-D and USS Titan-A's crews.
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