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Hello and welcome to the show. This is the Cult of Conspiracy.

And my name is Jonathan. And today we are going to get into a topic that has long been talked about

amongst the Conspiracy Truthor community, which is exactly what we are. You know, we call ourselves

the Cult of Conspiracy. One, we're not really in a cult. And two, we're not really conspiracy

theorists. We're truthers. But we're taking the name and we own it. And you know, that way,

whenever you think about media, yeah, media is always calling out like they literally coined the

term back in the, what was it, the 60s or 70s or something like that, coined the term conspiracy

theorist to basically, as a name, you don't want to be a conspiracy theorist. You don't want to be

a conspiracy nut. And so it was, it was really a version of psychological warfare for anybody who

chose to think differently than what they're being told. It was taken, it was used as a euphemism.

It was taken and used as a derogatory term. A negative connotation was immediately associated with it.

Right, right. So they want to look at us like conspiracy theorists or cultists or we are a cult,

you know, fine. I'll take that. I'll take it if it means that we're exposing the the shit that

you're doing behind closed doors and under the cover of darkness. Yeah, dude. And calling what you

see me and how else can you look at certain things that happen and not think there's some extra

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