This Modern World by Tom Tomorrow
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| When right wing Republican conservatives decided to create their own reality in America |
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Showing posts with label right wing media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label right wing media. Show all posts
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Why men prefer "conspiracy" theories (audio)
Johnathan Kay, Among the Truthers; Sonali Kohlhatkar (Pacifica/KPFK/Uprising.org)
Kay: There’s a very good piece on the Think Progress web site about the Drudge Report’s role in sending tens of millions of web surfers to two right-wing conspiracy sites, Alex Jones’ libertarian-conspiracist Prison Planet and Joseph Farah’s apocalypse-watching World Net Daily. Here’s an excerpt [of recent revelations via the blogosphere and alternative media]: More
Kay: There’s a very good piece on the Think Progress web site about the Drudge Report’s role in sending tens of millions of web surfers to two right-wing conspiracy sites, Alex Jones’ libertarian-conspiracist Prison Planet and Joseph Farah’s apocalypse-watching World Net Daily. Here’s an excerpt [of recent revelations via the blogosphere and alternative media]: More
