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Scientology is just a rebranding of Theosophy (their occult beliefs are almsot identical) which itself appeared to have its roots in Freemasonry which itself is the descendant of the Knights Templar which in turn is derived from the Kabbalah which itself appears to have been derived from the ancient mysteries of Babylon/Egypt/Greece.

Occult societies are occult societies and have played a huge (but largely hidden and unacknowledged today) role in Western history since ancient times. They have also played a huge role in Muslim history - and I extrapolate (but do not know) that they have played a similar role in oriental history too.

For what it's worth

- almost every founding member of the Nazi party was a Theosophist

- both Theosophy and Scientology seem to be very closely tied to the British, and US (L Ron Hubbard himself was a US naval intelligence agent), intelligence services respectively.

- Theosophy also appears to have had ties to the Bolshevik revolution through at least Rasputin (whose chief lieutenant and posthumous son-in-law was a leading theosophist) although the Freemasonic/Illuminati influence is more easily traceable there

- Freemasonry/Illuminati was the motivating force behind the French and American revolutions

Scientologists seem to have played a huge role within the so-called "medical freedom movement" with many, many of the "dissidents" having connections to scientology and the related "new age spiritual" movement.

At their core all these belief systems are inherently Luciferian.

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Theosophical movement was genuine, it has nothing to do with Scientology. But that does not mean tha students of Theosophy did not take the true teachings to bend them to their own agenda. Like with everything... knowloedge can be used for good or for bad. And bad guys trying to infiltrate genuine movements. Like freemansonry also had been infiltrated. It is a mess...

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Feb 14·edited Feb 15

Also be careful with the commenter "Mongol" he's all over ALL the accounts that are onto something real with very long comments with way too many details on an improbable wide range of topics! He's engaging the authors (dangling the red herrings) in long unfruitful discussions and in effect wasting the time of the author.

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Feb 14·edited Feb 14

Hello,

I've just listened to your interview with Eric and came for a quick comment to suggest that you also do a deep dive into the persona of W Wodarg. He is an imposter and probably a fraud as well.

Especially re 2009 swine scam. He's plagiarised and appropriated the investigative research of a woman, a German investigative journalist. Unfortunately I don't recall her name. So everyone bows for him and the name who blew the swine scam. Hence his credibility in the corona scam.

This Austrian guy, Bobby https://x.com/bobby_network?s=21&t=0zop37NUFx-4J2I2Qfwmgg, who has now stopped all activities (and who showed early on the fraud RF was) also exposed Wodrag.

He may had posted all this on his Twitter account, I didn't follow that as I was in his TG group.

You might have seen this https://video.licentia.net/w/fee39b5d-261b-4ace-94a6-691d9680c31a but it's worth watching it a few times and observe carefully RF's team especially RF and Vodarg and draw your conclusions.

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The German New Medicine movement also seems to be connected to Scientology: https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/what-did-mike-adams-know-and-when/comment/44514614.

Ivo Sasek is the founder of a cult called "Organische Christus Generation" (OCG) and an organization called "Anti-Zensur-Koalition" (AZK). [de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivo_Sasek] In the first AZK conference in 2008, Sasek did a presentation about the German New Medicine movement. One speaker at the 2009 AZK conference was Jürg Stettler, who is the president of the Swiss branch of the Church of Scientology and the press spokesman for the German branch. [ibid.] His talk was followed by a screening of a film by the Scientologist anti-psychiatry organization CCHR, which featured Rima Laibow and Jim Marrs. [vimeo.com/channels/809974/videos] Rima Laibow and General Albert Stubblebine were also speakers at the 2009 AZK conference. [allmystery.de/themen/pr57797] Laibow was included in CCHR's Hall of Fame and she also worked with the Scientologist organization Youth for Human Rights International. [newagefraud.org/smf/index.php?topic=4406.0]

Another speaker in the 2009 AZK conference was Jane Bürgermeister who did a presentation about H5N1 vaccines. Bürgermeister's most viewed video was an interview she did with Bill Ryan from Project Avalon, who is a Free Zone Scientologist, and he wrote the following about Scientology: "I opened up my past lives, cleared the backlog of charge from this-lifetime upsets, and started to develop my suppressed abilities. [...] The e-meter is a tool, like a pendulum but far more exact, that assists the auditor in locating areas of 'available' charge. In itself it does nothing. The meter is not even necessary, but it does help the auditor to locate 'stuff' more precisely. [...] As one progresses, cleans more and more layers of charge off, and rehabilitates lost abilities, one acquires tools (which in other situations might be called 'white-magical' or 'good-shamanic') which enable one to assist others remotely at a distance." [projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?59276-Q-and-A-about-Ron-Hubbard-Bill-Robertson-Scientology-the-Free-Zone-and-Ron-s-Org]

The speakers at the 2008 AZK conference also included Alexander Benesch and Nicolas Hofer, who ran a website called infokrieg.tv which was the German offshoot of InfoWars. [allmystery.de/themen/pr57797] They published articles by InfoWars translated to German, and they sold DVDs by Alex Jones translated to German. Hofer did a presentation about a film by the German Scientologist Michael Hinz who is also known as Michael Kent. [psiram.com/de/index.php?title=Recentr]

Another speaker at the AZK conference was Hans Tolzin who spoke about the 2009 swine flu virus. Tolzin was at the time a former Moonie, and in a forum post in 1998 he wrote that he had been a member of the Unification Church for 20 years. Hans Tolzin writes for the magazine of the German Scientologist Michael Kent, whose publishing house distributes Hubbard's books translated German. [psiram.com/de/index.php/Michael_Hinz] Tolzin and Kent are currently working on a film about German New Medicine, where Kent is credited as the producer and writer of the film and Tolzin is responsible for fundraising, distribution, and PR. [besser-leben-film.de/das_neue_filmprojekt] Their team previously published a film about how the H5N1 virus was fake. [besser-leben-film.de/virus] Kent sells a book about how viruses don't exist, which consists of 32 articles that have been published in his magazine over the years and that were written by people like himself and Hans Tolzin. [mwbl.de/artikel/virenmaerchen-chronologie-der-fake-seuchen] In 2020 Tolzin issued a 100,000 euro award for someone who could prove the existence of the coronavirus. [impfkritik.de/upload/Wurzel-Coronawette.pdf]

Ivo Sasek has also founded a video website called KLA TV. [kla.tv] On the front page of their website, there's a video player for a featured video which is currently a film about electroshock therapy by CCHR. The front page of KLA TV's website also features videos by Sucharit Bhakdi, Peter McCullough, Carrie Madej, and James Corbett.

In 2020 Ivo Sasek is supposed to have gotten hacked by Anonymous who released documents about his connection to Scientology: "Jürg Stettler is a leading member of Scientology in Switzerland, the boss. He has been involved with KlaTV/OCG for a long time and gave at least one talk at the anti-censorship conference. Anonymous activists have now managed to obtain email messages that demonstrate an even closer connection between the two sects and a mutual desire for cooperation." [rentry.co/225699-ocgscientology]

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Thank you.

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