The New Conspiracy Landscape
March 24, 2026
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How Conspiracy Culture Went Mainstream: The Overton Window, Censorship Shifts, and Spiritual Fault Lines
In a stream-of-consciousness Tuesday rant, I reflect on how conspiracy culture has shifted over the past decade: topics once heavily censored are now widely discussed, suggesting either an Overton window change or controlled, timed disclosure that leaves audiences apathetic. They cite examples like increasing mainstream talk of mass “anti citrus” sentiment and geoengineering, contrasting past deplatforming with today’s apparent lack of repercussions. I outline factional changes within the “truth” community—Christian vs New Age and a rise in Gnostic “soul trap/demiurge” views—alongside claims of attempts to steer Christian circles via moneyed promotion of Torah-following “Judaic Christianity.” I argue the movement has been commodified since 2020, with conspiracy-themed podcasts normalized while revelations like the Epstein files produce little action, and conclude the core issue is spiritual, centering on Jesus Christ and an end-times framework involving a coming counterfeit “golden age.”
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