A bang does not cause that...

The Big Bang is not a bang lol! That shows me you have a over-simplified view on our opinions... And you seem to see us (scientists and science profanes) like gobbling sheep that just eat up what is thrown at them... Nothing could be further from the truth!

Imagine a very simple kind of space expanding at an incredible rate and that is infinite. That's the canvas. Then at a point, a large fluctuation of the field passes a trigger value, and at that point the expansion suddenly stops. That's your big bang! Seen from the outside, an implosion!

But from the inside, it seems that the first instant you have a huge explosion, and then explosion slows down leading the way to space as we know it...

This is a theory, quite popular but also controversial... we are searching. Many scientists are open to non-big bang theories, as long as they are backed up and the number of observations and prediction verified is larger. For now, the 'BIg Bang' is the best we have.

E=mc2 has not been verified at all.

OF course it has! But not by measuring the energy released by a nuclear bomb, that can only be a really rough estimation. I would not use that to verify the equation, lol!

For example, you can make matter from energy. Smash two protons to which you gave kinetic energy and just count the particles you make and their momentum in a bubble chamber.

More easy, you can also observe a matter anti-matter disintegration, and guess what, the measured energy of the gamma rays that results will match the masses (511 KEV/c2)

Or you take any nuclear physics reaction... Check the mass deficit between products and reactant, and bam! the products have exactly the energy corresponding to the mass missing .

Ask yourself this. Why was CERN built where it was?

As for the choice for location of CERN, well I have no clue, but I would guess that politically, an international collaboration like this is easier when passing through 3 different countries, one of them being neutral...

I never worked at CERN, but during my PhD I was able to rent large machines like a beam at the ESRF (n Synchrotron) and a neutron beam at the ILL. And them do some analysis on materials I synthesized myself... and the results matched what I had found using more basic techniques.

CONCLUSION:
I am sorry, man, for conspiracy, you should turn your anger on the corporations and the financial world... not the scientists, that actually fight the brain-washing these impose on populations. Some rebel, like you and I. And they know it, so they will manipulate you with that shit about science... draw them a finger, make sure it doesn't work.

Be well,