Neil Gaiman launches right-wing conspiracy theory podcast

Popular left-wing teller of fantastical tales Neil Gaiman has launched his own right-wing conspiracy theory podcast for no reason whatsoever, it has emerged.

The writer, best known for his hit comic Look at me I’m cool and tortured in the 80s and 90s, has long been known for his left-of-centre opinions, including supporting Jeremy Corbyn when he was Labour leader.

However, his new Podcast – titled The MSM is the Matrix devoted to crushing the innocent – has taken a different line, espousing a number of views from outside the mainstream including that ‘they’ are lying to you about everything and the real Nazis are in Ukraine.

“It’s a mystery why a man with such ardent left-wing credentials would suddenly start to cultivate a rabid audience of people who will lap up every single thing you say so long as it includes the words ‘woke’ and ‘the blob’,” said media expert Simon Williams.

“His first episode is all about how cancel culture is just a way for the establishment to silence dissenting voices and nothing more.

“Apparently in the next episode he plans to tell the world he’s found Jesus through an American Megachurch.”

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