'Conspiracy theories have become normalised in Britain', says BBC disinformation correspondent

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'Conspiracy theories have become normalised in Britain', says BBC disinformation correspondent

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Technology • 2 years ago

Marianna Spring vows violent threats won't stop her exposing the forces behind false and dangerous claims

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a lot of it involves giving money to the person who told it to you and recruiting those in your life as downlines

(only one of various nefarious outcomes)

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