i'm taking a page from the celebrity playbook announcing leaving X/twitter... in announcing i'm leaving the conspiracy community.
my plus subscription ends in march and i will not be renewing. i just cant finically support a community that is not taking a victory lap in light of the MAGA/MAHA coalition victory in nov. and the elevation of Bobby Kennedy to HHS secretary... putting him over a big enemy of ours- the CDC. no offense to greg but i don't see much leadership in regards to facilitating celebration energy. yes, one instagram post is great but it just seems like business as usual over here... and i feel so strongly that it is not business as usual i just have to speak my mind about it.
Bobby Kennedy was a guest on this show and i see almost no celebration. thats just lame and gross to me. sorry not sorry.
the conspiracy community did not have an imaginative off ramp for actually winning, for actually making a difference. no one imagined it because no one thought it possible. instead, most in this space just like being outsiders and the aesthetics of being 'edgy' and 'different'.
they don't really care or actually think these ideas can save humanity. no, the are content with the pseudo intellectual extreme black pill mentality that is a short cut for true intellectual thinking.
the community left no space for celebration, no place for 'wow we actually helped put this guy in a position of power to actually change things'.
nope, just weird black pill flat earth madness.
i'm withdrawing from the community egregore because i think its just too low vibration and mentally unstable. (i've been there myself so i know what that looks like).
Greg, take a victory lap man. don't let these low vibration freaks throw you off. you had bobby kennedy on your show when we were under attack by the CDC, and now (god willing with recess appointments) he is their boss!
the fact that the community is missing the fact we are in a historical moment for the US and one of our own (bobby k) is in a position of power and missing the fact that this is an extremely good thing! is just too low vibration and fucking lame for me to bear
i think in my place you are going to have the blue anon folks rushing in to take my place. so have fun with them. mad ranting and ravings about elon musk turning us into a borg cube, trump is a russian agent, kennedy is a double secret 12-d chess move by the deep state.
if bobby being in a position of power isn't cause for celebration then you will never have cause for celebration. so, then what is the point of all this interest and research? i know the answer, its because of the aesthetics of the outsider, not actually changing the world. i believe these ideas can change the world and so did bobby kennedy... i wasn't here to be weird and different. i was here to change the world.
yes, i know all the arguments. yes ive read w. webb's stuff. yes yes yes. i'm aware of all that yet i'm still hopeful. call me names all you want. i simply don't care and people black pilled in this moment, i think are, just fucking lame.
i also predict the community will start doing the opposite of what bobby kennedy says now that he is in a position of official power. i predict conspiracy folks putting fluoride in their water, saying that chem trails are actually good for us, putting obscure chemicals in their foods after bobby bans them.
the good guys winning has broken the brain of the conspiracy community. and i'm not here for it.
so, i'll catch yall on the flip flop and i'll see you on musk's great borg cube in the sky.
Hey, I get where you're coming from, and it's clear you're passionate about actually making a difference, not just sitting in a constant state of skepticism or negativity. That’s admirable, but maybe don’t lose all hope in the community just yet.
Sometimes, people get so used to fighting battles that they forget to celebrate wins—especially in a space like this, where the default is questioning everything. That doesn’t mean everyone in the community is blind to the big picture or incapable of growth. It might just take some people longer to adjust to a “victory” mindset because they're used to being in opposition.
Your voice clearly carries weight, and your ability to challenge the norms of the community is part of what makes it valuable. Instead of stepping away, maybe your perspective could help shape a more balanced and constructive culture—one that embraces hope and celebrates milestones while still keeping a critical eye.
If you do decide to leave, though, don’t see it as the end of your journey in making a difference. Your belief in change and progress can be just as impactful outside this specific community. I'm with you on being happy about recent events but I'm reserving any celebration for now until I see actual change rather than political promises. I agree this is different than before, I'm a fan of Bobby, but I also know the head of the snake is still on the loose. Regardless, what is being said or done from the group, I'm here for the information. Greg's guests continue to bring valuable information to the table, and that is the main reason I'm here.
Best of luck to you.
Well, conspiracy community does not equal THC. That's the main distinction I would want to make. I am personally very optimistic about RFK. Has that not been obvious? I just don't think the job will be easy, and I'm waiting to see how it goes before I get too excited.
Have you considered that you're being manipulated into your current "victory lap?" I think you should, just to manage your own expectations and possibly, disappointment. Maybe the latest show with Gordon will help.
I can't control the "conspiracy community' but we talk about solutions all the time. Solutions are personal and local, not top-down and centralized.
