Conspiracy news & views from all angles, up-to-the-minute and uncensored
Russia
No amount of western military aid has been able to prevent Russia from achieving its military objective of liberating the entire territories of both Lugansk and Donetsk as Phase Three begins. Russia’s “Special Military Operation”, which began on Feb. 24, is entering its fourth month. Despite …
Read More
In this episode of “Intelligence Matters,” host Michael Morell speaks with journalist and author Elizabeth Williamson, who traced the rise and proliferation of conspiracy theories surrounding the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting in a new book, Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy in the Battle for Truth. …
Read More
War Hysteria Is it true that Warsaw is going to send troops to the western parts of Ukraine to repossess the lands Poland used to own in the distant past? No, it’s not true. Claims about the allegedly planned Polish invasion of Ukraine started to spread on social media on April 28, 2022, following …
Read More
BULLETIN — MICHAEL SUSSMANN, a lawyer for HILLARY CLINTON’s 2016 campaign, was acquitted of charges of lying to the FBI in its probe of DONALD TRUMP’s ties to Russia. It’s a big setback for Trump-era special counsel JOHN DURHAM, in what was his first courtroom test. Our colleague Josh Gerstein has …
Read More
Kyiv — Black tea in a blacked-out kitchen. It’s not normal, but it’s another little sacrifice Ulana and Marko Suprun can make to protect themselves from Russian shelling in their Kyiv home. The target on their heads is bigger than most, but as Marko told CBS News correspondent Chris Livesay, if …
Read More
Meet the Ukrainian-American in the crosshairs of Russia’s biolabs conspiracy theory – CBS News Watch CBS News A conspiracy theory, spread by the Kremlin and amplified by social media, claims Ukraine and the U.S. are creating biological weapons in labs all over Ukraine. Chris Livesay gets exclusive …
Read More
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced he will submit a draft bill to parliament giving special status to Poles in Ukraine. It mirrors and reciprocates a similar bill recently endorsed by Poland. The unprecedented bill grants Ukrainians almost the same rights as Polish citizens, …
Read More
The Department for Education (DfE), which is responsible for education in England, said it expected “universities’ due diligence processes to consider the reputational, ethical and security risks of false and dangerous narratives, and ensure that students are not misled by views that are clearly …
Read More
Editor’s Note: I have the utmost respect for author Caitlin Johnstone. I do not always agree with her assessments, but her pursuit of truth is unquestionable even if we diverge on subtle points at times. This particular article is far too important for me to quibble of semantics because in it, she …
Read More
When Vladimir Putin took in a Paul McCartney concert on Red Square nearly two decades ago this month, Andrei Makarevich rocked out next to the Russian president as the ex-Beatle performed an encore of “Back In The U.S.S.R.” Five years later, Makarevich — one of Russia’s best-known rock stars — …
Read More