COVID lab-leak theory shows the 'fact wars' are still raging
‘Facts’ are being used as weapons to push narratives, rather than guide us to the truth. We need to stop policing the discourse if we are to avoid living in an alternative reality.
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‘Facts’ are being used as weapons to push narratives, rather than guide us to the truth. We need to stop policing the discourse if we are to avoid living in an alternative reality.
Commentary: How COVID-19 lab-leak theory went from conspiracy theory to politically accepted possibility Toggle share menu Advertisement Commentary: How COVID-19 lab-leak theory went from conspiracy theory to politically accepted possibility Even after Trump, facts are being used to push narratives, rather than to guide us to the truth, says the Financial Times’ Jemima Kelly. President Donald Trump removes his face mask to speak from the Blue Room Balcony of the White House to a crowd of supporters, Saturday, Oct. 10, 2020, in Washington. (AP ...
The president’s version of “America First” echoes Trump’s misunderstanding of how the modern economy works.
UFOs do exist and we should talk about it, says top expert Last week, former US president Barack Obama had revealed that it is impossible to predict the trajectories of UFOs Was Pentagon researching on alien and UFO-related incidents? People in the United States are now eagerly waiting to know the details furnished in Pentagon's UFO report that will be submitted before the US Congress in June. Alien enthusiasts strongly believe that the upcoming report of the Pentagon will shed light on UFO sightings that happened all across the globe, and they even expect an alien disclosure from the United ...
An increasingly mainstream group of professionals say acknowledging UFOs exist doesn't mean believing conspiracy theories — or even in aliens.