In this edition of Conspiracy Crush Bryan takes on anti-vaxxers, the plandemic and long vax. Anti-vaxxers: Anti-vaxxers believe the COVID-19 vaccine doesn't save lives. Plandemic: The plandemic conspiracy is, as the name suggests, a belief that the pandemic was planned in order to bring about the types of controls that were needed to control the virus (ie. lockdowns, vaccine passports, etc.) Long Vax: Instead of long covid, many believe without evidence that the conditions the massive majority of doctors attribute to having had covid, are instead caused by the vaccine. Help for folks fighting conspiracies: https://www.newsload.ca/post/conspiracy-crush What Doctor Fauci actually said: https://youtu.be/AK8OB8wlMGA?si=QHzjUkNdlDmrZoDn

In this edition I confront the notion that all mainstream media is "bought and paid for" as opposed to companies made up of professionals all competing for scoops and ad revenue. Of course bias exists but it is normal human bias, not coordinated propaganda by a government deep state.

In this edition I do something a little different. I dissect a popular Great Reset conspiracy theory film that is going around the internet. This dangerous disinformation uses the selective editing of political and thought leaders from Canada, the U.S., Great Britain and the World Economic Forum to make it seem as though there is a coordinated cabal, at the highest levels, working behind the scenes to take our hard won freedoms away. Does it stand up to the scrutiny. Not even close. I show how this dangerous conspiracy theory has the potential of creating, what it pretends to warn against. _____________________ WEB: https://www.newsload.ca/conspiracycrush BLOG: https://www.newsload.ca/post/conspiracy-crush Follow me on twitter/X: @BKBakker

I talk with Co-Founder of 'Back to the Vax", Heather Simpson, who was featured on CNN & MSNBC, about her journey. From becoming a vocal anti-vaxxer to now as an advocate for vaccines and an opponent of disinformation. WEB: https://backtothevax.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/backtothevax Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/backtothevax

I talk with veteran journalist Scott Taylor about how he is dealing with the prevalence of conspiracy theories and what has changed over the years to make now, so different from before.

I talk with Dr. Alison Meek, an Associate Professor of History at King’s University College, at the University of Western Ontario. Specializing in the long history of conspiracy theories, Alison speaks to what she tells her students about how to parse information and how to come back from a conspiracy rabbit hole.