Posted on Dec 20, 2021
Far-right lures recruits using COVID-19 conspiracy theories, alongside misogyny, anti-Semitism,...
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Far-right groups on Telegram have been using COVID-19 conspiracy theories to recruit new members.
This finding comes from a study by the Institute of Strategic Dialogue, based in London.
Far-right groups have mobilized emotions around COVID-19 restrictions and vaccinations.
A new study has found that the far-right has extended their reach through messaging app Telegram and COVID-19 conspiracy theories.
The London-based Institute for Strategic Dialogue study has found that the far-right has been using COVID-19 conspiracy theories to recruit people into their extremist views.
It found that 90% of the most viewed posts from far-right groups contained misinformation regarding COVID-19 vaccines or the pharmaceutical companies manufacturing them.
This finding comes from a study by the Institute of Strategic Dialogue, based in London.
Far-right groups have mobilized emotions around COVID-19 restrictions and vaccinations.
A new study has found that the far-right has extended their reach through messaging app Telegram and COVID-19 conspiracy theories.
The London-based Institute for Strategic Dialogue study has found that the far-right has been using COVID-19 conspiracy theories to recruit people into their extremist views.
It found that 90% of the most viewed posts from far-right groups contained misinformation regarding COVID-19 vaccines or the pharmaceutical companies manufacturing them.
Far-right lures recruits using COVID-19 conspiracy theories, alongside misogyny, anti-Semitism,...
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MSG Stan Hutchison
All but me and thee, and sometimes I wonder about thee,,,,
(just kidding of course)
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I wouldn't call Yahoo News a reliable source. Now, upon googling this article title, I found many other links for this story. The only reputable one was Business Insider. All the other google results were links that led back to Yahoo and/or Business Insider. Oh, and it was literally the same verbiage on both Business and Yahoo articles.
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MSG (Join to see)
CW4 Guy Butler - Perhaps then, Yahoo News is a misnomer and should be titled something more akin to "Not Yahoo News, but someone else's News"
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CW4 Guy Butler
MSG (Join to see) It’s no different than the old Early Bird, Apple news, or MSN news. And Yahoo provides a link to the original story.
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SPC Stiv ChenRobbins
You should also probably be aware the Business Insider is not a publication about business, it is a political news aggregator.
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1SG (Join to see)
Business insider while having a left-center bias, does have a high factual rating.
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