I'm of the opinion that conspiracy theories, even with their trillions of variations have on very rare occasions got their conspiracies correct. A broken clock is right twice a day after-all. But the odds

Since the pandemic began, misinformation and attempts to downplay COVID have varied widely, but there’s a remarkable commonality. Consider these examples: “It’s a hoax. No worse than flu. Ploy to cancel

One thing that nut-bag conspiracy theorists like 9/11 truthers, Holocaust Deniers, and anti-Vaxxers all do well it's collecting disparate facts and twisting them into a story that fits their preconceived

Big study by Kent and Staffordshire universities claim conspiracy theorists are more likely to commit low-level crime. Host: Dan Hohlfeld Conspiracy theorists engage in crime► SUPPORT US: Donate by PayPal►

What kind of world are we living in now? Have you believed everything they tell you? Do you still have a mind of your own OR have you been slapped with the "library" slap?

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Are all these cases just coincidental, or is there a lot more to this than we think? Follow: @highme

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For anyone who has ever viewed a great deal of the content on YouTube, it is not a surprise that the site is filled with conspiracy theorists who say and think some of the most outlandish things ever.