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Category Archives: conspiracy theory
Demagogues: why they are a threat to the UK in this EU referendum (and everywhere else).
According to the dictionary, a demagogue is a person, usually an orator or political leader, who gains power by arousing peoples’ emotions and prejudices, it comes from the Greek “demos”, people and “agogos”, leader. They rely on emotions, that’s not so … Continue reading
International Conspiracies: A Demagogue’s Favorite Ploy
Throughout history demagogues have blamed outsiders for all their peoples’ woes in difficult times, they have been accused of ruining the economy, undermining the fabric of the nation and of subversive or criminal activities, I’ve posted on the ludicrousness of some of … Continue reading
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