In 2016 the New York Times published “United States of Paranoia”, an in-depth look into the world of gangstalking. The piece profiled Targeted Individuals — people who believe they’re being stalked by gangs of unknown assailants — and chronicled their struggles to gain recognition. Keep Reading
By now, we’re all probably familiar with the wilder conspiracy theories from the 1960s and 1970s about rock & roll. Jimi Hendrix was murdered, Jim Morrison faked his death, and Paul is dead. There’s an element of morbidity in rock mythology that dictates the show must go on. Keep Reading
InfoWars host Alex Jones recently claimed he now believes parts of his notorious 2000 documentary Dark Secrets: Inside Bohemian Grove may be fake. Keep Reading
Whom do you trust? That question is more important than ever. Conspiracy theories nearly destroyed democracy—or did they? The greatest threat to freedom is information. Is that Twitter account for real or is it an op designed to manipulate you? Are you sure that article you shared is legit? Nothing seems real, and no one… Keep Reading
