Everything Is a ‘False Flag’ Now
When every headline becomes suspect and every tragedy is framed as a plot, it’s a sign something deeper is shifting. A new report shows false-flag conspiracy theories—once fringe—are now exploding across social media, often fueled by political chaos, mistrust in institutions, and antisemitic narratives. What was once a term for rare covert operations has become a reflexive response to almost any event. The result? A growing sense that nothing can be trusted—and real suffering gets dismissed as part of the show. David Gilbert with WIRED has the full story.
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