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U.S. politics is reaching peak paranoia

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By Adrian Wooldridge Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
One of the most striking things about contemporary America is the popularity of conspiracy theories. The list of absurd things that “everybody knows” gets ever longer. If you’re on the right, you “know” that the Deep State is subverting the administration of President Donald Trump; that the global elite is set on undermining American sovereignty; and that lockdown during COVID-19 was a dry run for totalitarian rule.
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U.S. politics is reaching peak paranoia

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By Adrian Wooldridge Verified
| QOSHE
One of the most striking things about contemporary America is the popularity of conspiracy theories. The list of absurd things that “everybody knows” gets ever longer. If you’re on the right, you “know” that the Deep State is subverting the administration of President Donald Trump; that the global elite is set on undermining American sovereignty; and that lockdown during COVID-19 was a dry run for totalitarian rule.
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Want a friend in the AI age? Get a dog.

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By Adrian Wooldridge Verified
| Frederick News Post Verified
The most moving scene in Homer is not the death of the great heroes, Patroclus or Hector, but the tail-wagging of a pet dog, Argos. After 20 years away — 10 fighting the Trojans and 10 wandering the seas — Odysseus returns to his hometown of Ithaca disguised as a beggar.
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