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Former Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) how Democrats and the left exploit genuine and manufactured crises to empower themselves with "disaster liberalism."
Frank Furedi is an author and social commentator. He is an emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Kent in Canterbury. Author of How Fear Works: The Culture of Fear in the 21st Century. Follow him on Twitter @Furedibyte is an author and social commentator. He is an emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Kent in Canterbury. Author of How Fear Works: The Culture of Fear in the 21st Century. Follow him on Twitter @Furedibyte 11 Mar, 2021 14:46 Follow RT on It’s clear that gullible people do not have a monopoly on the promotion of conspiracy theories. ...
In this third installment of the collection of crackpot theories cooked up by the media who decry the very practice, it is a mixture of the new and some older conspiracies. One thing to bear in mind in this lengthy list is that all of these are contemporary fever dreams. Every one of these dozens of examples has played out and been promoted during the Trump administration. Some of the choices unearthed were either forgotten or so easily bypassed as hackneyed reporting they barely registered in the memory. But this has been an educational exercise; knowing the press is dysfunctional is one thi...
Conservative commentator and BLEXIT leader Candice Owens shared a list of three beliefs that might indicate that a person is part of a newly-named liberal conspiracy cult dubbed “Blue Anon.”
What is Blue Anon? Urban Dictionary Restores Phrase For 'Left-Wing Conspiracy Theories' On 3/9/21 at 7:46 AM EST "Blue Anon" is a term coined by conservatives attacking those who push "left-wing conspiracy theories." The phrase returned to the Urban Dictionary website after it appeared to have been temporarily removed. "Blue Anon" has been used by a number of right-wing personalities in recent days, including political commentator Candace Owens and Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. The phrase is a play on the name of the radical conspiracy theory QAnon, whose supporters believe th...