Hi,

Does anyone else feel like the "conspiracy theorist" / "conspiracy theory" insult/attack has lost it's power and fallen out of use lately?

Maybe since Epstein's 'death' or so.

It seems like we [as a whole] are becoming more woke and won't accept that anymore. Things that would've been labeled conspiracy theorizing are now instead being acknowledged…

Looking at Google Trends, it seems people are actually searching the term more than ever in the last 5 years. Started spiking after March 7 - not sure what trigger was.

Does anyone else feel the phrase "conspiracy theory" has lost its prior gravitas in the overton window?

>>9877133

this is subversion tactics kek

Hi everyone I just want to say something, for the record.

[I believe] Isaac Kappy was a clown/operative, and his death was fake, as was his persona.

There was a phone call where he didn't know he was being recorded and thus was more candid with his words. He was talking to a youtuber [another operative?] and when asked about how he got involved he said he was "activated" at comic-con. That language is the one thing that stood out from the call.

The Youtube video was deleted but on bitchute, then removed from there too.

But yea he said he was activated at comic con, which is very specific language…

I'm not sure if he matters or is relevant, but it should be noted that he may've been another infiltrator [one of many]