38% of British population now believe in a secret society

[puntingking]

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Well thats up by 10% from about two years ago. I remember reading another statistic two years ago when the article was talking about David icke. It mentioned that 28% of uk population are in alignment with David icke and his views.

[JontyR]

I had to laugh at which constituency was the fifth most likely to believe in this....Barking

[maxQ]

I remember reading another statistic two years ago when the article was talking about David icke. It mentioned that 28% of uk population are in alignment with David icke and his views.

Thats a BS stat, 2.8% might be the real number

[Adoniron]

When people's lives are shit they look for someone else to blame and sometimes they have to invent that someone.

[Doc Holliday]

 I remember reading another statistic two years ago when the article was talking about David icke. It mentioned that 28% of uk population are in alignment with David icke and his views.

As Max says sounds like BS. Can you link to this article?

[puntingking]

As Max says sounds like BS. Can you link to this article?

I will see if I can find it through Google.  As I said though it was about 2 years ago I remember seeing it.

[David1970]

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It mentioned that 28% of uk population are in alignment with David icke and his views.

I doubt if 28% of the public know what his views are, forget about agreeing with him.

More rubbish from the deeper rabbit warrens of the internet

[kuck]

Not really surprising.

I did notice a sizeable number of people holding strong uneducated medical opinions and advocating shit like ivermectin. And when confronted, they come up with bollocks slogans like, did you know it won the Nobel prize? The next minute they would be disparaging Nobel laureates as "experts" who didn't know anything.

And let us not even get into political beliefs Seems to be hilarious shit show at the moment.

[PhelTGrik]

I think the belief in conspiracy theories around secret societies probably comes from an misunderstanding when the term 'managerial elites' is used.

These aren't people meeting with funny handshakes, but it's literally in plain sight that there are the likes of the WEF, Gates, Blair and how things like the EU and OECD work that the group of people that have a meaningful input in the direction a democracy goes in is far smaller than the number of people who actually vote.

More simply, when your average person is so far down the social strata, they can only imagine what's at the top.