Sentence examples for peddle conspiracy from inspiring English sources

And like today's American Nazis, they brandish swastikas, chant slurs and peddle conspiracy theories.

Rather than peddle "conspiracy" or "false consciousness" explanations, as Berman suggests, Robin takes conservatism's contradictory allure to non-elites seriously.

Yes Scotland may have a larger online presence (including many more Facebook and Twitter followers), but this is polluted by "cyber-nationalists": bloggers who harass unionists, peddle conspiracy theories and generally undermine the cause.

Some conservative outlets, like WND.com, which regularly peddle conspiracy theories, have pushed false claims that the caravan includes Islamic terrorists and suggested — again, baselessly — that the liberal investor George Soros might be financing the expedition.

"I just think it's a testament to the sick immaturity and broken state of our government when these people feel the need to peddle conspiracy theories about people that were in a school shooting where 17 people died, and it just makes me sick," Hogg told BuzzFeed News.

Facebook is under fire (yes, again) for its policy on fake news and sites that peddle conspiracy theories.

InfoWars, a rightwing website known to peddle conspiracies and fake news, has already declared that the partnership with Snopes "clearly opens the door for the outright censorship of conservative content and opinion".

Republican legislators peddled conspiracy theories about Obamacare being part of a scheme to strip Americans of their freedoms.

Meanwhile, August 15th at Yasukuni is a Bartholomew Fair of thugs, fantasists in military garb, deniers of atrocities and xenophobes peddling conspiracy theories.

That would have you immediately accused of peddling conspiracy theories, though I'm coming to think that conspiracy theories have had a bad press.

Jones, along with his Infowars empire, has spent years in his own little bunker on the Internet, peddling conspiracy theories to other conspiracy theorists.