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If only the term "conspiracy theory" had been used at least as far back as 1870, predating both the 1960s and the FBI itself. Oh wait, here's an example! Let's see what kind of conspiracy theories @freedomgirl2011 is into. . .
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@freedomgirl2011 @ZellaQuixote Partial list of conspiracy theories promoted by @freedomgirl2011 (pre-2019 tweets don't come up in search):
- anti-vax
- 5G dangers
- crisis actors
- directed energy weapons
- chemtrails
- moon landing hoax
- 9/11 #FalseFlag
- Syria chemical attacks staged
- MK Ultra
- anti-vax
- 5G dangers
- crisis actors
- directed energy weapons
- chemtrails
- moon landing hoax
- 9/11 #FalseFlag
- Syria chemical attacks staged
- MK Ultra
@freedomgirl2011 @ZellaQuixote Here are some examples of @freedomgirl2011's tweets about vaccines, 5G, #chemtrails/geoengineering, and the supposed use of "crisis actors" to stage terrorist attacks/mass shootings. #Antivax topics appear to be a particular favorite.
@freedomgirl2011 @ZellaQuixote Since we don't want to leave the other conspiracy theories feeling left out, behold @freedomgirl2011's tweets about the moon landing (note the mention of Russia), 9/11 and Syria chemical attack #FalseFlags, and MK-Ultra. #MondayMotivation
@freedomgirl2011 @ZellaQuixote Perhaps unsurprisingly, @freedomgirl2011 serves up an interesting media diet. Russia Today is far and away the most frequent source; Sputnik turns up too, along with conspiracy-oriented Western sites from both ends of the political spectrum (MintPress News/ZeroHedge.)
