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Whether it’s wildly speculating about Charlie Kirk’s murder or forcing Brigitte Macron to prove that she is a woman, the far-right podcaster and conspiracy theorist has millions of listeners hooked on her unique brand of dangerous misinformation. So, how has Candace Owens been allowed to become so powerful, asks Katie Rosseinsky
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Rainmaker updated cloud seeding with drones and AI but is targeted by people who believe the government is manipulating the weather.
Read MoreToday, I joined Breanna Morello on InfoWars to discuss our new peer-reviewed study that found catastrophic neurological injury from the COVID-19 mRNA injections.
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63 serious safety signals were identified — all involving the …
The post New Studies Link mRNA “Vaccines” to Severe Neurological Damage, Genomic Integration, and Turbo Cancer — While HHS Remains Silent appeared first on Global Research.
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(NaturalNews) Critics are calling for a reevaluation of how governments, pharmaceutical companies and medical authorities handled public communication during th… |
YouTuber Natalie Wynn—better known as ContraPoints—spent a year diving into the online rabbit holes that fuel QAnon and MAGA paranoia.
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A mix of technology and politics has given an unprecedented boost to once-fringe ideas—but they are pretty much the same fantasies that have been spreading for hundreds of years.
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The hard right pushed a number of common conspiracy theories after Charlie Kirk’s death — among them antisemitic narratives.
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It’s no coincidence that conspiracy content thrives online. And it’s little wonder that the grievance-ridden, falsehood-filled, outrage-baiting language of image boards would find its way to …
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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to take up an appeal by Austin conspiracy theorist Alex Jones of a lower court judge’s ruling requiring him to pay $1.4 billion in damages to families of victims of …
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Infowars founder and conspiracy theorist had been ordered to pay because of false claims about Sandy Hook massacre
The US supreme court has refused an appeal from Alex Jones and left in place his $1.4bn defamation penalty that was awarded to the families of victims from the 2012 Sandy Hook elementary school shooting.
The Infowars founder and conspiracy theorist had sought to overturn the judgment, which he was ordered to pay after he made false claims about the massacre.
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