Google has announced a dystopian new project called “Info Interventions” that will target and punish so-called “conspiracy theorists” and “intervene” when they are interacting with information Google deems harmful or inaccurate. While ordinary users of the internet will be left in peace, those deemed to be “conspiracy theorists” will be targeted and harassed by subliminal, nudge-based... 

The WikiHow website, a hub for how-to information, has joined the other tech giants by going all-in with vaccine propaganda, featuring an article that teaches children how to scheme against their own parents and stage fake cover stories to get vaccinated with toxic vaccines that even the U.S. government admits cause thousands of injuries, hospitalizations and even some deaths every year in America: The... 

Some 800 anti-establishment accounts and pages have been yanked from Facebook in a sweeping crackdown the social media giant framed as a fight against spammers. RT talked to those who were targeted in the cleansing. Among the hundreds of pages and accounts Facebook and Twitter took down were those both on the political left and right, ranging from conspiracy theorists and police brutality watchers,... 

Rutgers University Professor of Medicine says Clinton should be assessed by an impartial panel of physicians. Top doctor and Rutgers University Professor of Medicine Bob Lahita says that concerns over Hillary Clinton’s health are not a conspiracy theory and that Clinton should be assessed by an impartial panel of physicians. Lahita told Fox Business that he agreed with Dr. Drew on several points... 

For anyone and everyone who has ever been called a ‘tinfoil hat wearing’ conspiracy theorist who was a ‘nut’ for thinking that criminal elements within the United States government were ‘out to get you’ (and all of us for that matter), take heart and listen to this 15 minute video from former United States Air Force environmental specialist Sergeant Kristen Edwards. Kristen, also known... 

Psychologist Gartner fulfils the very criteria he levels at “conspiracy theorists” to claim their concerns are a product of mental instability In an article entitled Dark Minds: When does incredulity become paranoia, Psychology Today writer John Gartner attempts to make the case that the concerns of “conspiracy theorists” are not based in reality but are a product of mental instability, while...