Tag Archives: conspiracy theories

Media’s Double Standards on Conspiracy Theories #NotNormal

April 11, 2017 · by · in Police State, Political Strategy, Propaganda, War and Peace · 1 Comment

After several months of pushing the “Russiagate” conspiracy theory – a wild-eyed, all-encompassing but somewhat nebulous narrative involving U.S. President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, WikiLeaks, the Russian mob, assassinations and certain indiscretions with prostitutes in a Moscow hotel – the U.S. mainstream media is now reverting to its traditional role of downplaying conspiracy […]

50 years later, JFK cover stories abound

November 13, 2013 · by · in Propaganda · 2 Comments

Let’s just say it off the bat. Elements of the U.S. defense and intelligence community conspired to assassinate President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. A straightforward examination of the facts surrounding the slaying, the cover-up (including the botched autopsy, the murder of patsy Lee Harvey Oswald, the fictitious Warren Commission report, etc.), as […]