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QAnon

Archived 5 years ago from British GQ
QAnon’s second act: how a rampant conspiracy theory took hold in Europe

Berlin, 18 November 2020, 5.38am The revolution began online. “We’re off to Berlin to fight for our rights,” one user posted to a group on Telegram, the encrypted messaging app. “We’re going to resist this oppression with all our might.”  By sunrise there were around 7,000 of them: communists, …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from American Thinker
Russians Say COVID Came from an American Lab in China. Is It True?

Burning questions remain regarding the COVID epidemic.  Where did it come from?  How did it spread?  Who is responsible?  The key question is whether we are dealing with the release, accidental or not, of a lab-created pathogen.  The Russian and Chinese press continue to pump out articles holding …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from The Register-Guard
Skipping vaccine leaves community vulnerable

For several months, all Oregonians have faced three questions regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. Can I get it? Should I get it? Will I get it? Since the answer was “no” to the first question, many of us ignored the second two. That is about to change. Beginning Monday, all Oregon adults will be able …

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Elections

Archived 6 years ago from One America News Network
Mich. attorney DePerno says Democrats are threatening, obstructing election fraud lawsuit

FILE – In this Thursday, Oct. 15, 2020, file photo, a voter inserts an absentee voter ballot into a drop box in Troy, Mich. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya, File) OAN NewsroomUPDATED 7:45 AM PT – Wednesday, April 14, 2021 Michigan attorney Matthew DePerno said he’s facing threats and obstruction by …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from Mirage News
Fact-checking fact-checkers: Platforms are failing misinformation test

Monash Lens Tuesday, 16 March, 2021 was a dark day, yet oddly familiar. A gunman murdered eight people in metropolitan Atlanta in the US, six of whom were Asian women. That same day, 1245 Americans died of COVID-19. Andrew Moshirnia Senior Lecturer, Monash Business School I’ve written about the …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from Monash Lens
Social media platforms are failing the misinformation test

Tuesday, 16 March, 2021 was a dark day, yet oddly familiar. A gunman murdered eight people in metropolitan Atlanta in the US, six of whom were Asian women. That same day, 1245 Americans died of COVID-19.   I’ve written about the need for special intervention to combat targeted social media …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from The Albany Herald
CARLTON FLETCHER: Of conspiracy theories and getting vaccinations

“I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired.” — Disciple I am scared to death of a hypodermic needle. Yes, I’ll take shots when I have to, but I cannot stand to watch. I know I look like a 10-year-old kid when I turn my head away while being vaccinated, but at least I don’t (usually) cry anymore. …

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Conspiracy

Archived 6 years ago from The Daily News Online
Forget the little yellow man in my head, here’s why I haven’t gotten THE SHOT

Without fail, when I am around people I am asked THE BIG QUESTION. “Didja get your shot yet?” When I answer, “No, not yet” I get a blank look and then a long, detailed story about that person’s own experience getting THE SHOT. Of course, this is only when I am around people who actually believe the …

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Conspiracy

Archived 6 years ago from Wikipedia
Conspiracy Theory – Wikipedia

Conspiracy theory From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Explanation of an event or situation that invokes a conspiracy The Eye of Providence, or the all-seeing eye of God, seen here on the US$1 bill, has been taken by some to be evidence of a conspiracy involving the founders of the United States …

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COVID-19

Archived 6 years ago from Chicago Sun-Times
Overcoming vaccine reluctance may be a fool’s errand

“Walgreens,” observed the medical technician at a CVS in Franklin Park Tuesday, reading the vaccine card I handed him as I sat down behind the little blue screen and bared my upper right arm. Busted, patronizing the competition. I hadn’t considered the Cubs vs. Sox, Field’s vs. Carson’s aspect of …

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