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Hi how is everyone!! I am not new to conspiracy theories but I just have renewed my interest since the next election is coming up!! I don't have any religios beliefs and am generally a conservitive person. My significant other (not gay) doesn't believe in any conspiracies so I don't have anyone else to conversewith this seems like a great forum and can't wait to get involved.

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