Showing posts with label Scientology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scientology. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Punk rock: The story of the Germs

(Sound of History) The Germs: the most explosive punk band
The Germs: Bassist Lorna Doom; guitarist Pat Smear; drummer Don Bolles; singer Darby Crash
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Darby Crash, April 1980, L.A.
The most interesting thing about Irish American singer and lead vocalist for the Germs Darby Crash (Jan Paul Beahm) is that he was a Buddhist in 1970s Los Angeles. He alludes to it in the song "The Slave."

THE SLAVE: It starts in your head/ And moves to your hands/ Your body starts shakin'/ 'Cause you're in demand/ You do the slave to the beat/ Of the neuro-sutra can-can/ You're lashed 'twixt the stars/ With your ice and motor cars/ You do the slave to the beat/ Of the neuro-sutra can-can/ Oh yea! Yea! Pull out the Zen/ I've got a Buddhist principle in my hand

The Sound of One Hand Clapping | Medium
Your life seems wasted, your bodies laced in/ Don't stop now, you've got to trace it/ You put your hands together/ Writhe in the shackle/ You twist your body round/ 'Til it starts to crackle/ You do the slave to the beat/ Of the neuro-sutra can-can/ You're lashed 'twixt the stars/ With your ice and motor cars/ You do the slave to the beat/ Of the neuro-sutra can-can/ Oh yea! Yea! Pull out the Zen/ I've got a Buddhist principle in my hand/ Your life seems wasted, your bodies laced in/ Don't stop now, you've got to trace it// Right here right now, shake it in and out now/ Lights on, off now, make it spin and fight now.

So long before there was a Nirvana, long before Darby's guitarist and best friend Pat Smear began playing for Nirvana, there was already interest in bringing about "the end of all suffering," which is the literal meaning of the Sanskrit term Nirvana. Female bassist Lorna Doom went off into oblivion or obscurity, but drummer Don Bolles went on to local greatness with Goth punk 45 Grave. Of course, Darby was a troubled teen in Hollywood, California, so he had bigger things to worry about than ending suffering. He had addictions to develop, dysfunctional coping mechanisms, and remembering to use the microphone near his mouth during live performances on his mind.


He was clearly a very talented wordsmith on his way to a fabulous career if everything hadn't come crashing down around him. Drugs and drunkenness. They'll be the ruin of most rockers who think they'll be different and go untouched by the predictable three-stage tragedy of use, abuse, and demise. Good thing Joan Jett recorded and produced them so well before it was too late.

Don Bolles went on to play fastest song in world till then: "Black Cross"
(well, there was the lightning fast "Red Tape" by Circle Jerks, too)

Truth about Rock 'n Roll industry: fake

I inspired Nirvana and played with and for Kurt
(Rock N' Roll True Stories) Melvins' King Buzzo (Buzz Osborne): Rock's most brutal truth-teller?

Fecal Matter was a punk rock band from Aberdeen, Washington state. FM was formed in 1985 by Kurt Cobain, Nirvana's future frontman, along with Dale Crover of the Melvins and drummer Greg Hokanson. Melvins members Buzz Osborne (also known as "King Buzzo") and Mike Dillard appeared in a later version of the band during rehearsals the following year. The band was short-lived, disbanding in 1986. Songs from the group's sole recording session were issued as the Illiteracy Will Prevail demo tape.

addiction, band, corporate, drugs, ego, exposed, grunge, heavy metal, KISS, music, nirvana, profit motive, rock n' roll, selling out, sex industry

Sunday, August 23, 2026

Will Linkin Park expose Scientology?


(ECHO tv) Post-Chester Bennington Linkin Park is exposing the evil money-hungry cult of Scientology because the replacement lead vocalist Emily Armstrong is a cult member who may not be allowed to speak out or break free from the mind control group and its other members, like convicted rapist Danny Masterson (That '70s Show). (What are Masterson's other Hollywood friends Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis up to? Were they people who partied with Jeffrey Epstein?) Maybe she is vying for a position at Sea Org? An insider tells Wisdom Quarterly that Scientology wasn't always evil and money-hungry, but then founder L. Ron Hubbard was replaced by a lookalike who was much shorter, much meaner, so cutthroat he changed everything, and most cult members didn't seem to notice.

Rock 'n roll is so fickle: Don't blame Hollywood
Extreme heavy metal fans opine

Friday, June 5, 2026

Epstein's occult job worse than blackmail


Mamdani dares to say no to Jews?
(Jimmy Dore Show) Fighter banned from WH for not being Israeli enough?

Mountain Sheep petroglyph, Moab, Utah, USA
What is an indigenous "petroglyph"?
 A petroglyph is an image created by the removal of part of a rock surface by carving, picking, chipping, incising, or abrading, as a form of rock art. The term generally refers to rock engravings of ancient origin, often associated with prehistoric peoples like the Natives of North America (USA), Mesoamerica (Mexico), and throughout the world. The oldest petroglyphs in the world are deemed to be those at Murujuga in Western Australia, which are thought to be 40,000–50,000 years old. Some petroglyphs are classified as protected monuments, and some have been added to the list of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites, or such status has been applied for. More


Epstein's Zorro Ranch, New Mexico
So many reported crimes, so few investigations
Zorro Ranch, renamed "Rancho de San Rafael," is Jeffrey Epstein's large private property located near Stanley, New Mexico, USA, about 30 miles (48 km) south of Santa Fe. It was owned by the Zionist financier, Israeli spy, blackmailer, child rapist, pimp (sex trafficker), and convicted Jewish child molester Jeffrey Epstein from 1993 until his faked "death" in 2019. In 1999, Epstein built a massive complex (mansion with underground structures) on his property. The sprawling compound eventually included a private airstrip, helicopter pad, and airplane hangar. The estate of Jeffrey Epstein (presumably run by Jeffrey, the Mossad, CIA, FBI, or other Zionist-controlled corporate body) sold the property, at least in name, in 2023 to Dallas real estate magnate and former state senator Don Huffines. More

Thursday, March 5, 2026

End Times Iran war, our Eyes Wide Shut?

(The Observer Effect) The forbidden scene Kubrick filmed before he died | Eyes Wide Shut

Your your God's chosen one, Don. - No, I'm not.
(The Young Turks) Military telling U.S. troops this War on Iran is good because it's heralding Armageddon and second coming of Jesus, in violation of law that Christian Zionists do not mind. It's "God's divine plan." More
(Zelly) The deadly conspiracy of Eyes Wide Shut

The reality the Zionist media isn't telling us about Iran
I work for you, Prime Minister. Please, sit down.
(Chase Hughes) March 1, 2026: Iran didn’t slowly become what we see on the news. Rather, it was psychologically taken.

In this episode, Hughes breaks down the real mechanism behind Iran’s transformation: the difference between a people and the system that cages them, how revolutions don’t shift power but shift who gets to use violence, and why fear — not religion — became the enforcement tool.

From a modern, secular Iran in the 1960s and 1970s to a regime sustained by narrative control, surveillance, and compliance rituals, this is a case study in how educated civilizations get hijacked without realizing it.


Let’s dissect the psychological trap that started in 1979, why today’s protests are memory colliding with fear, and the three paths Iran is likely to take next.

This isn’t just about Iran but a preview of what happens anywhere belief becomes mandatory and truth becomes a liability.
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Tuesday, March 3, 2026

Is Cult of Scientology in Epstein Files?

Thursday, October 16, 2025

The Occult and NASA: Hidden History


The Occult & NASA: A Hidden History
NASA, NSA, black magic, NAZIs
(Steve Mera Official) Oct. 11, 2025: In this thrilling Part 18, investigative researchers Steve Mera and Nathaniel Gillis dive into the mind-bending world of non-human intelligence and occultism. Why are rockets blasting off into space adorned with mysterious, ancient, and supernatural sigils? And what’s the story behind these ceremonial launches? Who or what is NASA truly honoring? Nathaniel Gillis stands at the forefront of groundbreaking research, uncovering the real essence of this phenomenon. Don’t miss his NEW PROJECT: parasymposia.com. thenathanielgillis (NHI is ETI)

Monday, August 25, 2025

South Park rips Trump and celebs


At least they didn't get my buddy Mr. P Diddy.
(ManBearClips) South Park: Who got it the worst?
 
When Matt and Trey tear him a new one, is it child molester Pres. Donald John Trump bearing the brunt...or Mel Gibson (Passion of the Christ), Kanye West, Tom Cruise, John Travolta, Issac Hayes (all of whom are famous Church of Scientology members known as Scientologists), Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, Cesar Milan, Cartman, Jennifer Lopez, Carlos Mencia, Tiger Woods, Lorde, transsexual Bruce Caitlyn Jenner, political correctness, Prince Harry Windsor and Meghan Markle, or Lizzo?

Review of South Park's Episode 3

Wednesday, September 13, 2023

Leah Remini: Scientology, rapist Danny Masterson

NN; 60 Minutes AustraliaAshley Well, Sheldon S., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Ex-Scientology cult member Leah Remini speaks out after Danny Masterson sentencing
(CNN) Sept. 8, 2023: Actress and former Scientologist Leah Remini speaks with CNN's Jake Tapper about the sentencing of actor and convicted multiple rapist Scientologist Danny Masterson, who was convicted on two counts of rape earlier this year. The Church of Scientology has denied allegations it harassed Masterson's accusers. Remini has filed a lawsuit against the cult, claiming years of harassment, but the group has also denied her allegations. #CNN #News


The alleged role of Scientology in the Danny Masterson rape case | About That
(CBC News) Sept. 12, 2023: Actor Danny Masterson has been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for rape. Andrew Chang breaks down the argument made in court that Masterson's ties to the Church of Scientology granted him protection (via intimidation of victims) and prevented victims from reporting his assaults to police.

Scientology’s devious tricks to hold its members hostage for life | 60 Minutes Australia
(60 Minutes Australia) Summer 2023: The Church of Scientology, increasingly labelled a secretive cult, is once again proving why it’s such a contentious organization. Two months ago, a court in the United States found one of its members, Hollywood actor Danny Masterson (That 70s Show), guilty of multiple violent rapes. As intolerable as that is, what the case also exposed were the extraordinary tactics the Church used to protect its star recruit, and how it cruelly attempted to silence his victims, who themselves were fellow cult member Scientologists. Since then, there have been even more revelations about life inside the Cult of Scientology, including damning accusations of serious abuses and mob-style operations and attacks. But as 60 Minutes' Tara Brown reports, taking on a litigious financial organization that is as bullying and belligerent as Scientology comes at a cost. #60minutesaustralia

Subscribe. Full episodes: 9now.app.link/uNP4qBkmN6 | Keep Clear (2023). Read more on Yashar Ali's exclusive report on Scientology cult leader's wife Shelly Miscavige's disappearance: thereset.news/p/exclusive...

Monday, February 20, 2023

"88 Lines About 44 Women" (song)

 
 
Music was different then. You couldn't cuss on the radio, except during "safe harbor" after 10:00 pm. Still, the big stations didn't risk it. The little ones couldn't avoid it. And it was mostly all right until someone complained. Then you got The Nails here doing a one-hit-wonder tune, sitting down like the Buddha sat.

Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Was Scientology's founder a Buddha?

Eds., Wisdom Quarterly EDITORIAL; Prof. Stephen A. Kent (University of Alberta, Canada)
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.

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.
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

Hollywood's CULT of Scientology (video)

Steven Mango (Mangotology, 1/14); Sheldon S., Seth Auberon, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly


Inside the Scientology Celebrity Centre: An Ex-Scientologist Reveals All
This documentary is an inside look at Scientology's Hollywood "Celebrity Centre." I begin by taking you on my journey from a fresh faced new actor who just arrived in Los Angeles, full of hopes and dreams, to ultimately being recruited into Hollywood's most dangerous, secretive, and famous cult.

Ask Leah Remini (60 Minutes Australia)
I'm bringing to light all of their perverse crimes, particularly detailing how Scientology exploits members financially.

I talk about the cult's militant "inner party," the "elite guard" Sea Organization (Sea Org), which makes members sign 1 billion year contracts as slaves who devote their entire lives to serving Scientology as round-the-clock slave labor.

I publicly reveal how anti-gay the Church is, bringing homophobia to a whole new level. I'm exposing the Church, airing all the dirty laundry.

Don't believe Mango? Ask Michelle Leclair
I know their inner workings. I know the inside secrets about the Church and its blackmailed celebrities.

This is the video Scientology doesn't want you to see about what they don't want you to know I tell all!
Scientology whistleblower Steven Mango
ABOUT ME: My name is Steven Mango, and I was a parishioner of the exclusive "Church of Scientology Celebrity Centre International" in Hollywood, California. In the span of four years of devoted membership, before I escaped in 2012, I became a lifetime member. I donated close to $50,000 to the Church, and I was a victim of severe spiritual and emotional abuse inside the walls of the Church. I was also a "poster boy" for the Church, appearing in advertisements for the International Association of Scientologists across the Celebrity Centre. My photo also appeared on their [bogus recruitment] The Way To Happiness booklets.

Contact information

Saturday, May 16, 2020

Why couldn't it be Ben!? Best of Jerry Stiller

Nicky Swift; Now This; Daniel Bishop 9127; Sheldon S., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Now, Ben is a wonderful boy, but we love his Jewish dad, Jerry "Mr. Costanza" Stiller. The world lost him this week, and every citizen of TV Land has something to mourn, not that they will, what with the glut of Netflix shows to get through. But if the world could go back to the age before the Age of TV, when shows were real shows, and actors were real actors, and ratings came from one extended family...even then, Stiller would be funny.

Sunday, December 22, 2019

The Cult of Scientology (video)

Alex Gibney (Going Clear), L. Wright; Pat Macpherson, Crystal Q. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly


(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.

Going Clear book (Wright)
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.

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

I invented this cult religion to make OT money!
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.