Twitter is a hotbed of opinions - making it the perfect platform for conspiracy theorists and skeptics to publicly debate their points of view. The so-called 'Deep State' - the secret group of elite people said to be controlling the world - has been one of the most popular discussions of recent months.
US President Donald Trump has been one of biggest names to take to the social network to give his view on the clandestine network of operators who allegedly control governments from behind the scenes. But thousands of others have also had their say, blaming 'Deep State' for all sorts of meddling across politics, entertainment and beyond.
Earlier this month, the Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl for the first time in their history with a victory over the New England Patriots. But some users felt the result had been rigged, pointing to similarities between the team's logo and the family crest of the wealthy and influential Rothschild family.
The 2001 terror attacks in America - in which nearly 3000 people lost their lives - have sparked countless conspiracy theories, with dozens of books and documentaries on the subject. Many people now believe Deep State was involved in blowing up the buildings...CONTINUE READING
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