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    Sep 25, 2023 1 minute

    Naomi Klein never intended to write She was in a public bathroom in Manhattan in 2011 when it first happened. “Did you see what Naomi Klein said?” The suggestion was that anbegan to ventilate conspiracy ideas, about protest crackdowns, Edward Snowden, Isis, Covid, 5G et al. “Uncovering real conspiracies is the indispensable mission of investigative journalism,” Klein notes, as she ponders identity, self-fulfilling algorithms and the sometimes fine line between truth and lies.

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