We present the key findings from a comparative survey amongst Belgian and Luxembourgish citizens, seeking to understand people's exposure to, and belief in, disinformation. The survey inquired about people's belief in a wide variety of disinformation, allowing for a more comprehensive understanding of the drivers of people's belief in disinformation. Finally, we discuss who people think is to blame for the spread of disinformation, and how these perceptions vary across different groups in society.