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| − | '''Mark Shouldice''', better known as '''Mark Dice''', is an American [[YouTuber]], [[conspiracy theorist]], [[activist]], [[author]], right-wing [[conservative]] pundit, and [[ccm|media]] analyst, who has been active since at least [[2008]]. | + | '''Mark Shouldice''', better known as '''Mark Dice''', is an American [[YouTuber]], "[[conspiracy theorist]]", [[activist]], [[author]], right-wing [[conservative]] pundit, and [[ccm|media]] analyst, who has been active since at least [[2008]]. |
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"“conspiracy theorist”" Mark Dice       | |
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Mark Shouldice, better known as Mark Dice, is an American YouTuber, "conspiracy theorist", activist, author, right-wing conservative pundit, and media analyst, who has been active since at least 2008.
Activity
In June 2008, Dice launched "Operation Inform the Soldiers", an effort to send DVDs, letters, and declassified government documents to U.S. service members in Iraq. Dice hoped these would convince soldiers of 9/11 "conspiracy theories" and cause the recipients to "rethink why they’re fighting". On June 10, syndicated talk show host Michael Reagan advocated on-air that Dice should be assassinated for having done so. Six days later, Reagan hosted Dice on his show and apologized for his comments.
In June 2015 Mark Dice asked random California pedestrians to sign a bogus petition supporting United States President Barack Obama in ordering a nuclear strike against Russia.[1][2]
References
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