I definitely understand where you're coming from, I think it's because the Conspiracy Community is an internet community similar to a video game
community, which is what is basically at the root of everything like LOLcats and Chocolate Rain, kind of a 4Chan sort of thing. But, there are plenty
of girls and women on this forum, which I don't consider all that conspiracy-filled, it's more like interesting news mixed with Illuminati politics.
I'd also point out conspiracy chicks and the street view. So yes, it's certainly a little guy-heavy, just go look at Infowars' comments, but it's not
a guy issue, it's just that the teenage guy culture is what helped spread the conspiracy community, and there are plenty of women and girls, most
often without most guys realizing it. But then there is the other side of the coin, the "New Age" community, which I prefer to call the Spiritual
community, this is like the female energy to the masculine Illuminati energy. The beginnings of it, with the crazy '80s hair and
dolphins/fairies/dragons was certainly a more female dominated field. The spiritual store called Mind, Body, and Soul near me is totally staffed with
women, there's only one guy and he and his wife are the owners. The Massage person is a woman, the psychic readers are all women except a gay guy, I
generally see more middle-aged women in the store than anything else, and the whole building (house) is painted a bright purple. Another one a little
farther away is also staffed with women and a gay guy.
These days it's far more balanced, but it's still the female to the conspiracy male, it's like how cats seem like girls and dogs seem like guys,
they're different sides of the same coin, with an alien filling. I have been very surprised by the amount of girls who are not only interested and
open to the subjects, but also know some about them. My little brother knows a boyfriend and girlfriend where the girl is a "preppy" cheerleader and
knows about the Illuminati, while the guy is a Christian, but is interested in the spirituality stuff my brother posts on his Facebook and he wanted
some meditation tips. I have another buddy who I would talk about aliens and spiritual matters and he had some great ideas that came from nowhere but
himself that were way ahead of most people, I certainly didn't expect it from him either. Now he has a girlfriend, and she brought up the Illuminati
pyramid eye without me ever saying anything about it to her, she's also open to all these subjects. My little brother had 4 girls over who were quite
"girly", they loved his crystals and could feel their energy, one held on the whole time and didn't give it back until she was getting in the car to
leave. The dad of my friend has had many experiences, has seen UFOs, has had orbs fly in front of him, lived in a haunted house, has had sleep
paralysis, and may have been abducted. He knows about the Bildebergs and such, has an interest in UFOs, and is spiritually open, so I gave him a book
channeled by Kryon, and he ate it up. My sister also became interested in the Illuminati because her boyfriend was very interested in them and she
likes what I have to say on the other issues. Another friend got his girlfriend genuinely interested in the Illuminati subject too. So it's less them
being open to it, and less them being exposed to it.
So often times, the Iluminati is a bridge to the spiritual side, it's certainly a bridge to the alien issue and the ancient alien issue, it's almost
like a natural progression. First a was interested in documentaries, watched FLOW which made me understand the global water crisis and it's
exploitation by globalist groups and a small handful of megaCorps, saw No End In Sight which lays out how we've purposely created two Endless Wars
built on false information. Then I gave a ride to a hitchhiker who had had to walk to the gas station to get gas for his empty truck, he ended up
working at an Amtrac station by where I live, when telling this story to a guy at work, he brought up concentration camps and 911. He got much of this
from his friend who had lived with him and also with my best friend, this guy was quite "liberal" without being dumb enough to be a Democrat, he
actually reminds me of Huey Freeman quite a bit, complete with fro. Then I found out someone else I knew was interested in these subjects and told me
about Alex Jones, which lead me all over the place reading about the Illuminati. Then one day I heard about Nibiru, looked into that, found Jelaila
Starr who is in contact with one of the Nibiruan Pleiadians who was apart of those who created us. So this linked ancient aliens and the Illuminati,
and also the current role of the benevolent aliens in assisting us with raising our spirituality for our long awaited return to our rightful dimension
and status as Gods. So this opened up all of the different paths, which lead me to people like David Icke and David Wilcock, which brings up all of
the Project Camelot people, with all the black budget and such, then you get people like Phil Schneider, linking the malevolent aliens and the
Illuminati.
After a while, the bigger picture forms, it's just a matter of bridging the gap, which is what the internet is most useful for. The Illuminati is a
great place to start on the path, it's certainly the most popular of all of these subjects, but often women will become interested in one of the other
subjects first, which eventually leads them to the Illuminati. The internet happens to be guy leaning, while the Illuminati issue is more a masculine
sort of issue, so these combine to make the Conspiracy community filled with more guys, but with plenty of females, since it's not a totally masculine
issue. If you look at David Wilcock's blog and compare it to infowars, there's a stark difference in women commenters, Ben Fulford's paid Illuminati
leaning blog has quite a few women, and they're often more spiritual leaning.
So even though the conspiracy side is pretty darn guy filled, there are plenty of girls and women, even though the spiritual side is more feminine,
there are a huge number of guys, and if you check youtube comments on the spiritual videos, they'll seem mostly like guys. This is because internet
culture is a little guy sided, I could go on for a while about why the internet culture is the way it is, but I don't want to, I'm just going to blame
single dudes and guy humor.
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