Where Conspiracy Theorists Steal Their Ideas From | Truth Hurts
Published January 6, 2021
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For as long as they’ve existed, conspiracy theories have been laughed off by the mainstream for being too ‘far-fetched’. But actually, many of them haven’t been fetched from very far away at all. In fact, lots of the biggest ones have been lifted straight from pop culture. Bupe Bhima looks at the books, films, shows …
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