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cabal

[kuh-bal, kuh-bawl] / kəˈbæl, kəˈbɔl /
NOUN
plot
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"This entire criminal cabal that came about as a result of the murder of John F. Kennedy, the people that perpetrated the murder of John F. Kennedy, rise up to that."

From Salon

But it is with two other members of the cabal that current interest lies.

From Seattle Times

He has these great ambitions, but he continues to see that there's a small cabal of elites who are determined to undermine him, and that he has to fight them at all times.

From Salon

They also said having positive feelings about Jews would not preclude a person from holding “dark beliefs about a Jewish cabal or global conspiracy.”

From Washington Times

"It's usually narrated as an 'all-powerful Jewish cabal' that's controlling media, entertainment, information and politics."

From Salon