WWE: The Conspiracy of the WWE Runs Through John Laurinaitis and Chris Jericho

From what we just witnessed on RAW, I think it is safe to say I can throw another angle on the "conspiracy" we have all been waiting to happen.

Is John Laurinaitis in cahoots not only with Vickie Guerrero, Dolph Ziggler and Jack Swagger, but now with Chris Jericho? And is Jericho the one Laurinaitis has had on speed dial all along on his cell phone?

It is starting to make sense. Give me a moment to explain.

We waited and waited for this "conspiracy" to happen, blamed Triple H, got CM Punk involved, saw a feud between Punk and John Cena fizzle and also saw the firing and hiring and separation of The Awesome Truth.

And we also thought players like Christian, Cody Rhodes and Wade Barrett were part of the "bigger picture" but nothing happened. We even thought Kevin Nash was involved. But all he did was get his ass handed to him at TLC by Triple H.

In recent weeks, we have seen Laurinaitis get more involved in CM Punk's matches with the hope of Ziggler becoming the new WWE champion at the Royal Rumble. But until tonight, I had not placed it all together.

The man on the cell phone was Jericho. The idea of having Laurinaitis referee the match at the Royal Rumble was genius, mainly because the feud between him and Punk will lead to the current champion actually beating Ziggler but losing it to Jericho in the very near future.

But it goes a little further than that.

Laurinaitis wants more than just the WWE title. He wants total control. He worked the magic with his "attorney," David Otunga, and allowed Zach Ryder to lose his US title to Jack Swagger. With those two titles, Vickie Guerrero in his stable and the possibility to Jericho as the lead dog, ratings go up. Punk chases the title again. Fans are happy because Punk is "mad" and, of course, everyone sees Jericho as the heel again, which is the best thing for him and the WWE.

If this is not just a "thought" by yours truly, then we may have one of the best angles in the WWE since Rock/Austin. And yes, the "Attitude Era" of this decade may have truly just begun.