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 Scientology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scientology. Show all posts
Friday, June 5, 2026
Epstein's occult job worse than blackmail
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
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
(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
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| Your your God's chosen one, Don. - No, I'm not. |
- (The Jimmy Dore Show) "No one wants to fight for Israel": Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy breaks hand and/or arm of Marine veteran speaking out against Israel's war on Iran (Turkey, Lebanon, Gaza, the Middle East, and any other country that gets in the way of land stealing and empire building).
- The Jimmy Dore Show (Rumble.com)
- Photos: Marine veteran Sgt. Brian McGinnis (Green Party senatorial candidate in NC) arm broken…
- Horror moment marine veteran's arm snaps in violent clash with GOP senator in war protest (Daily Express US)
- Trump doesn't care about environment waiting for Armageddon
- (Redacted News) BREAKING: “Boots on the ground”? Iran says bring it on, “We’re ready”
- Iran Missiles SMASH Tel Aviv, Israel, US F-15's downed, Israel begins Phase 2 | Redacted News
- American Veterans for Peace
- CODE PINK: Women for Peace
(Zelly) The deadly conspiracy of Eyes Wide Shut
The reality the Zionist media isn't telling us about Iran
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| I work for you, Prime Minister. Please, sit down. |
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?
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 |
Monday, August 25, 2025
South Park rips Trump and celebs
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| At least they didn't get my buddy Mr. P Diddy. |
Review of South Park's Episode 3
Wednesday, September 13, 2023
Leah Remini: Scientology, rapist Danny Masterson
NN; 60 Minutes Australia; Ashley Well, Sheldon S., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Ex-Scientology cult member Leah Remini speaks out after Danny Masterson sentencing
The alleged role of Scientology in the Danny Masterson rape case | About That
Scientology’s devious tricks to hold its members hostage for life | 60 Minutes Australia
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)
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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
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
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| 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.
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| 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!
- Support youcaring.com/stevenmango-729748
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| Scientology whistleblower Steven Mango |
Contact information
- Website: stevenmango.com
- Email: mangoman7591@gmail.com
- Twitter: twitter.com/stevenmango
- IMDB: imdb.com/name/nm3571017
- Press/Media Contact: mangoman7591@gmail.com
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.
(Dan Bishop) King of Queens w/Scientology whistleblower Leah Remini
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
Monday, February 25, 2019
Devil's Gate: Scientology's L. Ron Hubbard
(ArroyoMonthly.com, 7/); Stephen A. Kent,
Journal of Contemporary Religion; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| Occult connections: JPL, Northrup, L. Ron Hubbard/Scientology |
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| Devil's Gate, Arroyo Seco, JPL/Hahamongna Watershed Park, Pasadena |
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| Cult leader/founder L. Ron Hubbard |
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...In 1936 the Arroyo Seco was just a
25-mile-long swath of land with a seasonal river running through it. But
in October of that year, three scientists gathered in the Arroyo to
perform their own secret experiments. “The ‘rocket boys’ were an unusual
bunch,” according to Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s website
(jpl.nasa.gov).
“Frank Malina was studying aerodynamics, Jack Parsons
was a self-taught chemist and Ed Forman was an excellent mechanic. They
scraped together cheap engine parts, and on Oct. 31, 1936, drove to the
Arroyo Seco. Four times that day they tried to test-fire their small
rocket motor. These were the first rocket experiments in the history of
JPL.” Caltech had purchased land in the Arroyo to build JPL, but it was
Jack Parsons who turned Devil’s Gate into an urban legend.
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| [L. Ron Hubbard claims to be Maitreya Buddha in The Hymn of Asia.] |
In his 1946 essay, The Book of Babalon,
Parsons writes: “I had been engaged in the study and practice of Magick
for seven years, and in the supervision and operation of an occult
lodge for four years.”
Part of Crowley’s Thelemic beliefs involved goddess worship, specifically of Babalon, a.k.a. the Mother of Abominations. Parsons, like Crowley, believed it was possible to summon Babalon into human form via the use of sexual rituals, leading to the overthrow of Judeo-Christian civilization and the rise of Thelema, exhorting followers to “do what thou wilt.”
Part of Crowley’s Thelemic beliefs involved goddess worship, specifically of Babalon, a.k.a. the Mother of Abominations. Parsons, like Crowley, believed it was possible to summon Babalon into human form via the use of sexual rituals, leading to the overthrow of Judeo-Christian civilization and the rise of Thelema, exhorting followers to “do what thou wilt.”
In August 1945, Parsons met former Navy
man and writer of lurid fiction, Lafayette Ronald Hubbard. Parsons
wanted to include L. Ron Hubbard in the rituals and wrote to [Satanist Aleister] Crowley:
“I
deduced that [L. Ron Hubbard] is in direct touch with some higher
intelligence. He is the most Thelemic person I have ever met and is in
complete accord with our own principles.”
Using background music from
Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev, Parsons sought to invoke Babalon through
incantations and blood sacrifice. At the end of one ritual, Parsons
wrote, “And thus was I Antichrist loosed in the world; and to this I am
pledged, that the work of the Beast 666 shall be fulfilled, and the way
for the coming of Babalon be made open and I shall not cease or rest
until these things are accomplished.”
We [Arroyo Monthly] contacted the Church of
Scientology to clarify Hubbard’s involvement. They did not respond... More
Is Scientology like Buddhism?
Stephen A. Kent, University of Alberta, Canada (skent@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca), Journal of Contemporary Religion, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1996, p. 21
Scientology's founder, L. [Lafayette] Ron Hubbard, frequently made claims
that Scientology was related to or shared significant similarities with
Hinduism, Theravada Buddhism and Taoism. However, careful examination of
Hubbard's claims indicates that he had only a superficial acquaintance with
Eastern religions, and most of his attempts to associate Scientology with
these faiths are unwarranted. Moreover, social and political pressures
against his organisation's alleged healing practices probably provided the
catalyst for Hubbard's attempt to portray his creation as a religion with
Eastern overtones. More
Is Scientology like Buddhism?
Stephen A. Kent, University of Alberta, Canada (skent@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca), Journal of Contemporary Religion, Vol. 11, No. 1, 1996, p. 21
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| I'm the new Buddha, man!* |
*Hubbard's boldest attempt to legitimise Scientology by associating himself
with Buddhism appears in his 1974 publication, The Hymn of Asia
(1974a), which he wrote a number of years earlier in 1956 [6]. He strongly implies that he is Maitreya or Metteya [the Sanskrit and Pali spellings of] the
Future Buddha, whom the Buddha himself purportedly discoursed upon. The
"editors" to the volume, who may have been Hubbard himself, made five claims
about the "Metteya Legend" which were that:
- He shall appear in the West.
- He shall appear at a time when religion shall be waning, when the world is imperiled [sic] and convulsed in turmoil.
- He will have golden hair or red hair.
- He will complete the work of Gautama Buddha and bring in a new golden age of man by making possible the attainment of spiritual freedom by all beings.
- Although the date of his advent is variously forecast, the nearest date places it 2,500 years after Gautama Buddha -- or roughly 1950.... (Editors in Hubbard, 1974a: [n.p.]).
Hollywood/Disney's fake space (video)
ODD Reality, 7/29/18; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Disney Presents: NASA on Thin Ice, Buzz Aldrin and the Masonic Moon Disney Corporation brings magic to life with Jack Parsons (a Satanist who created JPL, which originally meant "Jack Parsons' Lab" and now means "Jet Propulsion Laboratory"), L Ron Hubbard (Satanist and founder of Scientology), Wernher Von Braun (Nazi member of the US military-industrial complex), filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, Astro-not Buzz Aldrin of the Apollo Program. This video goes over the recent history of the NASA deception with a easy to follow timeline from NACA transforming into NASA to Walt Disney creating some of the first propaganda about impossible space travel (that uses combustion and thrust in a vacuum, which is utterly impossible) with the film Man in Space. Stanley Kubrick left clues about his filming of the US moon landing on a Hollywood soundstage in Room 237. They say the moon is 237,000 miles away, which gives the room its name. NASA admits on several occasions that they can't go beyond LEO ("low earth orbit") due to the deadly Van Allen Radiation Belts, but that's only code for the firmament/dome. The planet we live on is a level and stationary plane(t), and we've been lied to about many things, including evolution, the televised moon landing, solid rocket fuel space travel, Antarctica, the shape of the earth, and so on. Hollywood is constantly bombarding the minds of the masses with the idea that outer space exists in the capacity we are told by mainstream science which has been proven wrong time and time again.
Friday, November 3, 2017
Naming names: molested in Hollywood/DC
RollingStone; C. Feldman (Dr. Oz); BIN; Ashley Wells, Seth Auberson (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| I'll expose them with $10 million |
UPDATE: Corey Feldman named eighties actor Jon Grissom as one of the men who allegedly sexually molested him as a teenager during a sit-down chat with Dr. Oz Thursday.
The former child star called the LAPD to file a report against Grissom during the show, noting that the actor still had photos of himself with Feldman and his late friend Corey Haim [dead from drug abuse and suicide brought on by the humiliation of having been raped by homosexual pedophiles in Hollywood] on his social media pages.
Grissom appeared in 1988's License to Drive and 1989's Dream a Little Dream, both of which also starred Feldman. It was revealed on the show that Grissom has a previous arrest record that includes a 2001 arrest for child molestation, for which he was found guilty in 2003, ultimately serving time in prison.
Dr. Oz noted on the show that Feldman also disclosed several other names off-air. In a video posted to Oz's official Facebook page, Oz and his in-house legal counsel discuss Grissom's possible whereabouts and go through his "extensive arrest record" at length.
ORIGINAL STORY: Corey Feldman agreed to call the LAPD and name the pedophile abusers who he says targeted him and other child stars during a Dr. Oz segment set to air Thursday. More
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| My motives were good, and I didn't do it! |
Where was Hillary Clinton? Podesta alleged molester and Huma Abedin lesbian-operative to be indicted
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| Washington DC is as bad as Hollywood, CA. Just ask power-pals Weinstein and Clinton. |
Anonymous intel sources just dumped some huge bombshells on 4chan! I [] have
converted the image files to text below. Wow, is all I can say! We
won’t have long to wait to see if this source really has the intel since
the Anon source is claiming [that alleged infamous PizzaGate child molester] Tony Podesta [Hillary Clinton's failed campaign manager] will be indicted on November
3rd and Huma Abedin on the 6th! More
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