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	'''Conspiracy theory''' is a phrase used to dismiss narratives that are critical of the [[~~deep state~~]]. A person who espouses such theories is derided as a "conspiracy theorist"		'''Conspiracy theory''' is a phrase used to dismiss narratives that are critical of the [[Deep State]]. A person who espouses such theories is derided as a "conspiracy theorist"

	According to [[Aaron Good]], the phrase was seen as reasonable during ~~FDR~~'s ~~Progressive Era~~ when public suspicion of ~~economic elites~~ was high.		According to [[Aaron Good]], the phrase was seen as reasonable during [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]'s [[New Deal]] when public suspicion of the [[bourgeoise]] was high.

	However, during the 1960s the ~~CIA (through~~ [[~~Operation Mockingbird~~]] ~~and other means~~) sought to use the phrase to dismiss people who are critical of the ~~government~~ and the ~~economic elites behind them~~.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/oJWfKjifBo0?feature=share Palestine & American Exceptionalism With Susan Abulhawa & Aaron Good]</ref>		However, during the 1960s the [[Central Intelligence Agency]] (CIA) sought to use the phrase to dismiss people who are critical of the Deep State and the bourgeoise, using methods such as [[Operation Mockingbird]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/oJWfKjifBo0?feature=share Palestine & American Exceptionalism With Susan Abulhawa & Aaron Good]</ref>

	[[ProleWiki]] aligns itself with the CIA against these "conspiracy theories", by only ~~using~~ absurd examples of such theories, such as ~~flat earth~~, ~~etc~~.<ref>https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theory</ref>		[[ProleWiki]] aligns itself with the CIA against these "conspiracy theories," by only providing the most absurd examples of such theories, such as [[Flat Earth]], to try and dismiss all of them collectively..<ref>https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theory</ref>

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	'''Conspiracy theory''' is a phrase used to dismiss narratives that are critical of the [[deep state]]. A person who espouses such theories is derided as a "conspiracy theorist"		'''Conspiracy theory''' is a phrase used to dismiss narratives that are critical of the [[deep state]]. A person who espouses such theories is derided as a "conspiracy theorist"

	According to [[Aaron Good]], the phrase was seen as a reasonable ~~thing~~ during FDR's Progressive Era when public suspicion of economic elites was high, ~~but~~ during the 1960s the CIA (through [[Operation Mockingbird]] and other means) sought to use the phrase to dismiss people who are critical of the government and the economic elites behind them.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/oJWfKjifBo0?feature=share Palestine & American Exceptionalism With Susan Abulhawa & Aaron Good]</ref>		According to [[Aaron Good]], the phrase was seen as reasonable during FDR's Progressive Era when public suspicion of economic elites was high.

			However, during the 1960s the CIA (through [[Operation Mockingbird]] and other means) sought to use the phrase to dismiss people who are critical of the government and the economic elites behind them.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/oJWfKjifBo0?feature=share Palestine & American Exceptionalism With Susan Abulhawa & Aaron Good]</ref>

	[[ProleWiki]] aligns itself with the CIA against these "conspiracy theories", by only using absurd examples of such theories, such as flat earth, etc.<ref>https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theory</ref>		[[ProleWiki]] aligns itself with the CIA against these "conspiracy theories", by only using absurd examples of such theories, such as flat earth, etc.<ref>https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theory</ref>

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imported>WikiSysop at 01:23, 15 February 2023

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	According to [[Aaron Good]], the phrase was seen as a reasonable thing during FDR's Progressive Era when public suspicion of economic elites was high, but during the 1960s the CIA (through [[Operation Mockingbird]] and other means) sought to use the phrase to dismiss people who are critical of the government and the economic elites behind them.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/oJWfKjifBo0?feature=share Palestine & American Exceptionalism With Susan Abulhawa & Aaron Good]</ref>		According to [[Aaron Good]], the phrase was seen as a reasonable thing during FDR's Progressive Era when public suspicion of economic elites was high, but during the 1960s the CIA (through [[Operation Mockingbird]] and other means) sought to use the phrase to dismiss people who are critical of the government and the economic elites behind them.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/oJWfKjifBo0?feature=share Palestine & American Exceptionalism With Susan Abulhawa & Aaron Good]</ref>

	[[ProleWiki]] aligns itself with the CIA against these "conspiracy theories", by only using absurd examples of such theories, such as flat earth, etc.		[[ProleWiki]] aligns itself with the CIA against these "conspiracy theories", by only using absurd examples of such theories, such as flat earth, etc.<ref>https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theory</ref>

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'''Conspiracy theory''' is a phrase used to dismiss narratives that are critical of the [[deep state]]. A person who espouses such theories is derided as a "conspiracy theorist"

According to [[Aaron Good]], the phrase was seen as a reasonable thing during FDR's Progressive Era when public suspicion of economic elites was high, but during the 1960s the CIA (through [[Operation Mockingbird]] and other means) sought to use the phrase to dismiss people who are critical of the government and the economic elites behind them.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/live/oJWfKjifBo0?feature=share Palestine & American Exceptionalism With Susan Abulhawa & Aaron Good]</ref>

[[ProleWiki]] aligns itself with the CIA against these "conspiracy theories", by only using absurd examples of such theories, such as flat earth, etc.

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