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Do us (and democracy) a favor. Don’t share conspiracy theories, even if our leaders do
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Archived 6 years ago from The Arizona Republic
Do us (and democracy) a favor. Don’t share conspiracy theories, even if our leaders do

Twice last month adherents of a widely debunked conspiracy called QAnon rallied in Phoenix and promoted their belief that a shadowy group of Satan-worshiping pedophiles are kidnapping children to harvest their organs, and that this conspiracy was originally run by allies of Hillary Clinton out of a …

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How coronavirus has brought together conspiracy theorists and the far right
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Archived 6 years ago from The Guardian
How coronavirus has brought together conspiracy theorists and the far right

On Saturday in London, more than 10,000 people gathered – bare-faced and packed perilously close – in Trafalgar Square to protest against what event posters branded the “new normal” under coronavirus: masks, lockdown restrictions, and the spectre of mandatory vaccination and privacy-obliterating …

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Six Questions with Thomas Milan Konda, author of “Conspiracies of Conspiracies”
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Archived 6 years ago from UChicago News
Six Questions with Thomas Milan Konda, author of “Conspiracies of Conspiracies”

The viral spread and increasing normalization of incendiary conspiracy theories have been one of the most dismaying and dangerous trends in recent American political life. The QAnon conspiracy is most prominent of today’s Internet-borne fringe theories: its influence has even reached the seats of …

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The UK’s Anti-Lockdown Movement Has Welcomed David Icke and QAnon Believers
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Archived 2 years ago from VICE
The UK’s Anti-Lockdown Movement Has Welcomed David Icke and QAnon Believers

Left: David Icke and a fan; Right: an attendee at London’s “Freedom Rally”. “We gather here today,” says David Icke, pacing across the plinth that supports Nelson’s Column, “because a dangerous disease – a deadly disease – is sweeping across this land and across this world.” Icke, white mullet …

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Covid-19 vaccine conspiracy theories infect LA film editor Micah Conrad with doubt
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Archived 6 years ago from The Washington Post
Covid-19 vaccine conspiracy theories infect LA film editor Micah Conrad with doubt

It began as a freelance job. Micah Conrad would wake up midmorning, check his email and begin downloading videos that had arrived while he slept. He would brew coffee, drinking it on the narrow patio of the small apartment he shares with his wife in a sun-bleached building near the intersection of …

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The Conspiracy Theory to Rule Them All
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Archived 6 years ago from The Atlantic
The Conspiracy Theory to Rule Them All

Link Copied Photography by Tereza Zelenkova The modern world’s most consequential conspiracy text was barely noticed when it first appeared in a little-read Russian newspaper in 1903. The message of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is straightforward, and terrifying: The rise of liberalism had …

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Which conspiracy theory are you? A complete astrological guide
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Archived 6 years ago from The Spinoff
Which conspiracy theory are you? A complete astrological guide

Can’t decide which rabbit hole to fall into? Not sure if you think Jacinda’s a reptilian shapeshifter, or if there’s a moose on the loose in Fiordland? Fear not – Sherry Zhang has consulted the stars. The rise of conspiracy theories goes hand in hand with a global pandemic. Could the combination of …

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Conspiracy theories make sense of a topsy-turvy world — but undermine democracy
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Archived 6 years ago from The Washington Post
Conspiracy theories make sense of a topsy-turvy world — but undermine democracy

While the speed and reach of these theories is new thanks to social media, we have been here before. Indeed, the United States has a long history of conspiratorial thinking — from obsessions with the Masons and the Illuminati in the 19th century to the recent tea party movement and the birtherism …

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