"Pestilence from Heaven" is a phrase used by the Nation of Islam to describe the coronavirus pandemic, with some specifically blaming Jews and Israel for causing the "pestilence."

Pot plot is an antisemitic and anti-LGBTQ+ conspiracy theory promoted by Nation of Islam (NOI) Student Minister Wesley Muhammad and other NOI members, which alleges that Jews and the U.S. government manipulate certain versions of cannabis and... Read more

"Dancing Israelis" references an antisemitic conspiracy theory which claims that five Israelis directed the September 11th attacks and then danced in celebration as they watched the Twin Towers fall.

According to the QAnon conspiracy, the "Deep State" is an alleged network of institutions and bureaucracies within the federal government that a range of right-wing actors and groups believe tried to undermine and even destroy former President... Read more

"Do your own research" is a rallying cry for some QAnon supporters. It encourages others to "do their own research" to prove that Q narratives about the "Deep State," cabal of pedophiles and children being tortured and... Read more

"FEMA Camps" are a common conspiracy theory among anti-government extremists, especially the militia movement, that maintains that the U.S. government plans on declaring martial law and imprisoning American dissidents in concentration camps run by FEMA. The theory... Read more

George Soros is a Hungarian-American investor, philanthropist and Holocaust survivor known for funding progressive political and social causes, usually through grants from his Open Society Foundations. Soros is the frequent target of conspiracy theories claiming that he... Read more

Holocaust denial is an antisemitic conspiracy theory which argues that Jews around the world knowingly fabricated evidence of their own genocide during World War II in order to extract financial reparations from Germany, gain world sympathy and... Read more

Inspire Magazine is the flagship English-language publication of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). The first edition was released in June 2010, and it has since been cited as a key source of inspiration for many... Read more