Mamdani dares to say no to Jews?
(Jimmy Dore Show) Fighter banned from WH for not being Israeli enough?
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| Mountain Sheep petroglyph, Moab, Utah, USA |
Epstein's Zorro Ranch, New Mexico
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| So many reported crimes, so few investigations |
Showing posts with label JPL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JPL. Show all posts
Friday, June 5, 2026
Epstein's occult job worse than blackmail
Sunday, April 26, 2026
Who's killing all our scientists? (TJDS)
(The Jimmy Dore Show) Trump White House Spokesliar Karoline "Lips" Leavitt: See more at TJDS (jimmydore.com)
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Is Cult of Scientology in Epstein Files?
Leah Remini, do you have anything to say about these secret societies: Scientology, Sea Org, Dianetics indoctrination (brainwashing) cult?
Scientology is a $$$ cult - Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath is a documentary series that investigates the "Church" of Scientology through the experiences of American actress Leah Remini and other former members. She was a
followercult member of Scientology between 1979, when she joined at the age of 9 alongside her parents, and 2013. She subsequently became an outspoken critic of Scientology and published a bestselling memoir, Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology, in 2015. - Pasadena's Jack "The Antichrist" Parsons, creator of JPL (originally denoting "Jack Parson's Lab" then switched to Jet Propulsion Lab)
- New batch of Epstein Files unmasks a 1970s Scientology spy — and he talked to us (Los Angeles Today)
Thursday, October 16, 2025
The Occult and NASA: Hidden History
The Occult & NASA: A Hidden History
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| NASA, NSA, black magic, NAZIs |
Friday, May 17, 2024
The wisdom of Jerry Seinfeld at Duke U?
(@trtworld) Pro-Palestine students at Duke boo Jerry Seinfeld, walk out
Seinfeld's stunning message for woke students
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| Judaism beyond Zionism (jvp.org) |
Some students had to walk out on their own graduation if this is who Duke thinks should be invited to speak. Should Israel be allowed to compete in Eurovision 2024? What, just because of their war crimes, or that Israel is not in Europe? Is it the genocide or the fact that Israelis behave like an Ashkenazi monoculture?
Seinfeld stands with the genocide or, at least, not against it. He's almost a billionaire, and he has many Jewish friends he does not want to upset.
Moreover, much of his identity is wrapped up in such a way that he can't start questioning Zionism or his secular Judaism now. It's not as if he's going to give Ultra-Orthodox Jews the time of day.]
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| Ceasefire NOW (ifnotnowmovement.org) |
Palestinian comedian explains all the watermelons
NOTE: Yes, JP has gone conservative and maybe that makes him less funny, but he is still a considerate voice along the lines of Russell Brand, and he's funnier than most other commentators. We may not be big Seinfeld fans (and not just because he made a horrible movie called PopTarts but because he was the least funny thing about Seinfeld when he should have been the funniest. He wasn't even writing the best parts of it for the others; that was genius Larry "Curb Your Enthusiasm" David.
- شرش | Shoresh | שר”ש (@shoresh_us) • Anti-Zionist Jews
- NOT IN OUR NAME! (ifnotnowmovement.org)
- Jewish IDF veterans: breakingthesilence.org.il
- American Veterans for Peace
- Code Pink: Women for Peace
- American Civil Liberties Union
- Amnesty International
- Jerry Seinfeld; Awakening with JP; Shauna Schwartz, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Wednesday, April 10, 2024
Caltech solar eclipse: What happened?
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| NASA never takes this photo because it's untrue. |
- 2024 Solar Eclipse Viewing Party (Caltech)
- PHOTO GALLERY: Millions across North America marvel at solar eclipse (msn.com)
- Solar eclipse live updates: Total eclipse crosses northeastern US (msn.com)
- VIDEO: Eclipse spectators in Mexican resort town stake out their spots ahead of solar phenomenon
- The moon that's coming this month as a thin sliver will first be visible low in the west-northwest (nowhere near the east-southeast it is claimed to have been in today)
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| In 2019 cowboy Silva was photographed |
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| Evidence: This map shows many paths of totality, each indicating the size of the object casting the shadow, none anywhere near the size reported for the moon. This is Rahu's shadow. And look at the massive size of Antarctica, not a pole but a mass encircling our world's oceans, just as we are told in Buddhist cosmology. |
We arrived at Caltech about 10:00 am to a long line to get into an astroturf field behind Cahill. Glasses were nearly gone and the only officials were mostly volunteer buffs and students, not old professors who could speak with authority. We put the questions to them and they were hopelessly stumped. They saw the point but imagined that there was some way in which the three heavenly bodies were all moving and tilting and spinning so that somehow it all made sense.
There was no moon (the new moon phase, presumably below the horizon at night) visible the night before. The internet could not seem to place where it was. It was certainly not visible in the sky before 10:00 am. We searched for it. Then, suddenly, there it was in the southeastern sky, moving backwards, coming in under the sun, eating it from the lower right, moving slowly across to the left -- like it never does in real life. That wasn't our moon, Luna/Chandra. That was Rahu.
Equal time for the official narrative:
What about the fact that there was no moon visible in the days leading up to today? No one working at Caltech for this event had any knowledge of that. How about the fact that any shadow (eclipse on a path of totality) racing across the face of the USA could only be moving from east to west because the earth, we are told, is spinning from west to east.
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| Proof beyond doubt that solar eclipse was not caused by our moon: the shadow is far too small |
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(Los Angeles hurls toward New York, giving the illusion that the sun is rising in the east, we have all been taught. So anything that got in front of it to cast a big shadow would show up first in the eastern part of the country and then the western. But in both total solar eclipses, 2017 and 2024, the shadow started in the west and moved east. Look up the 2017 event and see it arising in Oregon and "crissing" down to Florida, and now this one was starting in Texas and crossing up to Maine, crisscrossing to make a misshapen X. When Mexico becomes part of Amero, the combining of Canada, the US, and Mexico under a common currency called the Amero, corresponding to the EU's Euro, the X will be a little better).
Everyone asked about these anomalies was stumped, so certain about what they were looking at, while all admitting that the moon always goes from east to west, always taking a southerly path that tightens and expands but never reverses. When no one could explain that or the fact that a celestial object blocking the sun could only cast a shadow AS WIDE AS ITSELF OR BIGGER. It cannot cast a shadow that is narrower. This is just a fact of light. Take an object, put a flashlight behind it, and pull the light away. No matter how far back the light source is pulled, the shadow will never, can never get narrower than the object itself.
2024 total solar eclipse through the eyes of NASA
CONCLUSION?
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| We should've brought a rishi on Bufo to see. |
After we got tired of asking everyone on the job, sent higher and higher up the chain until brains failed them and no one had any answer, we just enjoyed the show around a well positioned camera with a telescopic lens and filter, letting everyone have a look at the moon spots.
The field was packed with so many Asian students and adults that one might well think that group is the only one really interested in STEM fields and lunisolar phenomena. Do Japan, China, and Korea know about Rahu? They must. They would have heard of it through the holy land of India and the tradition that became the "Light of Asia."
We got a big laugh, much as happened seven years ago on a different part of the Caltech campus, when at maximum, we called hundreds to attention to put on their protective eyewear and look up. "We're at total partiality!" Alas, California would not be getting totality today, with Los Angeles only getting to 51% partiality.
- It is the strangest thing to see all those eyewitnesses not thinking about what they're looking at, not dreaming to question it, submissive, bowing to the priests of Science in their great Ivory Tower cathedral, looking through scientific instruments and leaving feeling small like going to church used to make people feel. NASA rules, and whatever they NASA goes. The big lie about our skies is swallowed hook, lime, and tinkler, y'know, like a big glass of vodka on ice. People drunk on the illusion of science cheered for science, not the moon and certainly not the sun, when staring at the sky and reaching "total partiality," Ha ha ha, gotta love the faithful.
- VIDEO: This is what a total solar eclipse looks like from a plane
- Chemtrails aren't real: Tennessee passes BAN on those "unreal" geoengineering chemtrails that don't exist because we would all see them by looking up
- Solar eclipse spectators in Mexican resort town stake out their spots ahead of solar phenomenon
- Top stories: One of earth's nine 'eternal flames' discovered inside a waterfall (WTF?)
Astrology?
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| What anyone says about astrology people buy. |
- C2C Host Lisa Garr interviewed Yasmin Boland prior to the 2024 solar eclipse, hearing about all of the wonderful manifestation opportunities the new moon was providing for those who prepare
It may be a time of ascension, going from a 3D to 5D reality. Rejoice. We create our own world (our own reality) with our minds.
If you're part of a church (religious community) that tells you otherwise, hold your breath. We are about to be smote by God and punished for our iniquities. Of course, one would think that this is always happening. But, no, the Lord waits to slaughter us en masse like the great animal sacrifices He commanded in the Bible. And when you exhale, know that it isn't happening. So what does that say about the God, the Bible, and the church saying these things? It is a fact that all doomsday cults grow stronger when their predictions of doom do NOT come true. Why?
For one thing, the leader can say, "We saved the world from doom." And people will believe. Or they can say, "God spared us in His infinite mercy." And people will believe. Or they can say, "Oh, we had it wrong because the real year is such and such. And people will believe. Whatever happens, for good or ill, human minds can spin it to confirm our biases, People tend to be sheeple and believe.
Around here, we believe in peace and the punk slogan, "Fight war, not wars."
Millions experience a total solar eclipse
Hitler was right: The bigger the lie, the more people believe it
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| Trump learned from fellow German. |
Ask narcissist Trump and his promises of endless "winning." We are going to win so much if we elect him, which we did as people voted down the monster that is The Hillary, and are you tired of winning? We're not. We wish we could have won more. Where's all that winning we were going to get tired of benefitting from, Trump?
He's a liar. She's a liar. Biden's just as bad (but less annoying about it). And anyone who calls anyone else a liar must be a liar, too, for the one who points the finger has three fingers pointing back.
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| I'm a super patriot because I wear the flag |
No, no one's lying. Even Hitler wasn't lying. Look at all he did for Germany. And, of course, our mainstream media doesn't lie. They're a bunch of truthtellers and whistleblowers, spreading righteousness and reason throughout the land with no thought of profit or benefit for themselves.
The government should change the name of MSNBC-FOXNEWS to Pravda in one big conglomerate of corporate media. And we for our part can obey whatever they say we should do.
Vaccinate? Check. Big Pharma poisons? Check. War on Iran, Russia, Gaza, China, Yemen, Somalia, Afghanistan? Check, check, check... Let's all go along to get along.
- Team Eclipse, Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation), Dhr. Seven, Sheldon S., Seth Auberon, Wisdom Quarterly
Thursday, February 22, 2024
Hiking Gabrielino Trail near JPL, Los Angeles
Diggin SoCal Outdoor Adventures, May 15, 2021; Dhr. Seven, Xochitl (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Hiking the Gabrielino Trail from JPL to the dam in the riparian environment | drone footage
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| It's easy, right? - This is so beautiful! |
Up the Gabrielino Trail, established by the "Gabrielino Indians" (the Indigenous Kizh or Tongva of Los Angeles, once known as Tovaangar), beyond Gould Mesa Trail Camp and Paul Little Picnic Area, ending up at the dam (about 3.5 miles in one direction).
This is beautiful hike is leisurely with easy trails (and dangerous rattlesnakes warming themselves in the dappled light and mulch of fallen leaves).
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| Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz |
Good hiking shoes and plenty of water are always smart choices, particularly as the weather warms. There is also poison oak (the reddish green leaves with a waxy coating in the brush next to the trail). Along the trail there was one snake no one would want to step on or have a dog bark at.
Also, it's beloved by mountain bikers, who race by with hardly a warning. #dronefootage #hiking #hikingadventures
Sunday, March 19, 2023
An Indian father (Live in Pasadena)
Freddie Lane (YouTube, 3/19/23); Eds., Wisdom Quarterly
At Minute 18:00, a Navajo father comes to the mic with his two sons -- all spirit runners along with the Apaches of San Carlos, Arizona. He gives a moving account of his acceptance by Apache Tribal Chairman Dr. Wendsler Nosie Sr. and his extended family. Almost crying, he shares his gratitude for being allowed and encouraged to run, eat, and feel at home as a guest on sacred land in Arizona.
This was a spiritual gathering with Nigos'dzan ("Mother Earth") among the oak trees of the Great Gathering Place, Hahamongna (Pasadegna, now Pasadena), in the foothills of tribal Los Angeles next to the glimmering Mars Ground Control that is JPL or NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (original Jack Parsons's Lab, a Satanic figure and good friend of Scientology's L. Ron Hubbard) at the headwaters of the Los Angeles River (formerly El Rio Porciuncula).This week Pasadena Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals will vote on whether or not to grant the Apache Stronghold a restraining order on a corporate mining interest, Resolution Copper (RSC), that is seeking to acquire public land now part of the Tinto National Forest in Arizona to create a crater where a mountain now stands using "blockade" mining, which are controlled earthquakes meant to destroy, pulverize, and transport the land to a processing center to extract copper.
Apache Nation asks federal court to halt proposed copper mine at Oak Flat
(DemocracyNow.org, 10/25/21 edited by Wisdom Quarterly)
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| With a totem pole on the bed of a truck, Apache Stronghold is on a Spiritual Convoy |
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Indigenous advocates fighting to protect Oak Flat -- a historic site in eastern Arizona sacred to the San Carlos Apache Nation and other Native American communities -- argued their case against a proposed copper mine in federal court Friday. The legal efforts at the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena are being led by the grassroots group, Apache Stronghold.
Native communities have long warned the massive copper mine would destroy Oak Flat, depriving them of their religious rights and other freedoms.
Dr. Wendsler Nosie Sr., founder of Apache Stronghold and former chair of the San Carlos Apache Nation, says: “We heard it loud and clear in Indian Country that anything on federal land is not safe. Nothing is holy, and nothing is sacred to them. That was clearly spoken. The [emotions] that run through us is the fact that it answers the question that we are still prisoners of war in this country.”
The copper mine is being run by Resolution Copper (RSC), a [foreign] joint venture of multi-national mining corporations BHP and Rio Tinto.
Defending the Sacred: Water Protectors
Amy Goodman (democracynow.org), Wisdom Quarterly
Thursday, September 29, 2022
JP: Italy's Georgia Meloni, right wing?
The Establishment is terrified of Italy's new leader
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Was Scientology's founder a Buddha?
Eds., Wisdom Quarterly EDITORIAL; Prof. Stephen A. Kent (University of Alberta, Canada)
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| We know believers who have invested too much time and money to leave (60 Minutes) |
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Scientology is a money-making enterprise registered as a "church," perhaps to avoid paying taxes on profits and "donations" like some "prosperity doctrine" mega-church televangelists (Last Week Tonight).
Its founder was sci-fi writer L. Ron Hubbard, who bragged to fellow Pasadena Satanist/occultist the weapons developer Jack Parsons (founder of JPL, aka "Jack Parsons' Lab," the Jet Propulsion Lab) that he could start his own religion.
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He then claimed or very strongly suggested he was the redhaired Buddhist Messiah prophesied by many Tibetan Buddhists. The Future Buddha is the world-system's heartfelt "Friend" (Pali Metteya or Sanskrit Maitreya).
Hubbard did not know much about Eastern religions and made his self-aggrandizing claims in a poetry book he published as Hymn of Asia An Eastern Poem. His text explores several themes.
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| See here, I'm Buddha-come-again. That's it, yeah |
According to Prof. Stephen A. Kent, the first line of Hubbard's extended poetic hymn asks, "Am I Metteyya? [sic]." Hubbard quickly followed this question with the statement, "I come to bring you all that Lord Buddha would have you know of life, Earth, and Man"* (Journal of Contemporary Religion, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1996, p. 21).
- *The original text contains very short lines of verse, and in this quote and others I have compressed them into prose and bracketed appropriate punctuation. I left alone, however, Hubbard's capitalization, which may appear serendipitous.
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| God damnit, Buddhists! Are you f'n listening!? |
Hubbard, Prof. Kent continues, made a fundamental error in Buddhist soteriology... More
Hubbard started an all-business quasi-religion, and its current guru is controversial possible wife-murderer David Miscavige.
If anyone expects to get involved with Scientology and its many arms in Hollywood and the world, be prepared to spend a lot of money. Bring credit cards. They will take much more than money, but first they get all the money they can. More
Sunday, December 22, 2019
The Cult of Scientology (video)
Alex Gibney (Going Clear), L. Wright; Pat Macpherson, Crystal Q. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
This powerful new film highlights the origins of Scientology, from its roots in the mind of science-fiction writer and Founder L. Ron [Lafayette Ronald] Hubbard to its rise in popularity in Hollywood and beyond.
Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief was written and directed by Alex Gibney; based on the book by Pulitzer Prize-winner Lawrence Wright; produced by Alex Gibney, Kristen Vaurio, and Lawrence Wright; edited by Andy Grieve; with director of photography Samuel Painter. For HBO: supervising producer Sara Bernstein; executive producer Sheila Nevins.
(HBO) Director Alex Gibney turns his gaze to the cult of Scientology in Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, based on the book by Pulitzer Prize-winner Lawrence Wright.
Gibney profiles eight former members of the Church of Scientology, whose most prominent adherents include A-list Hollywood celebrities, shining a light on how this "church" cultivates true believers, detailing their experiences and what they are willing to do in the name of religion.
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| Going Clear book (Wright) |
The heart of the film is a series of shocking revelations by former insiders, including high-ranking and recognizable members such as acclaimed screenwriter Paul Haggis (Crash), as they describe the systematic history of abuse and betrayal by Church of Scientology officials, including the current leadership. More
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| I invented this |
- LEADER: David Miscavige is the current de facto leader of Scientology because he is the highest-ranking officer of Sea Org, the paramilitary inner-circle within the big cult
- 10 things we learned from Scientology doc (Rolling Stone)
- Going Clear: the film Scientologists don't want you to see HBO film is "a powder-keg documentary" about a controversial cult that can't it be screened in UK
- Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison... (Rotten Tomatoes)
- Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God (HBO documentary): Alex Gibney's investigation of sex abuse in the Catholic Church
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