Sean Adl-Tabatabai – Church of Scientology leader David Miscavige has been served in a Hollywood child trafficking lawsuit filed by ex-member Valerie Haney.
According to court papers obtained from Los Angeles Superior Court, Miscavige was served on October 10, 2019, at Church of Scientology International in Los Angeles, California, according to The Underground Bunker.
As NewsPunch.com reported, Haney first filed the complaint on June 18, 2019 under “Jane Doe.” Continue reading
The connections between the Church of Scientology, worship of Satan and the nuclear development projects of the post war period are discussed in a very wild conversation with Peter Moon.
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Time travel, mind control, the Nazi fascination with occult ritual, and the vampiric orgies of an evil overlord are discussed in a talk that traces the influence of Aleister Crowley through science-fiction, to the hierarchies of religion and power in the present. For those interested in the influence of the occult and dark ‘magick’ on society, this Buzzsaw hosted by Sean Stone is not to be missed.
Peter Moon was born in San Fernando, California and grew up in both Southern and Northern California. Interested exclusively in athletics in his early years, he became interested in creative writing, science fiction, and science during his high school years.
Mel Fabregas interviews Tony Ortega, executive editor of The Raw Story, covered for Jamie DeWolf, the great grandson of L. Ron Hubbard, founder of the Church of Scientology. DeWolf was involved in a car accident and was not able to participate. Nonetheless, Ortega did a magnificent job taking us deep inside Scientology; its beginnings, phases, and where it stands today. This is a fascinating interview for anyone who wants to understand Scientology. Its founder was also responsible in writing the necessary protocols to address dissent inside and outside the organization.
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In this article, I’m going to reveal how transhumanism is a dangerous, irrational death cult shrouded in the language of geeky cybernetics. In fact, the entire idea that you can “upload your mind to a computer” is complete junk science quackery, as you’ll soon see.
In case you’re new to the term, “transhumanism” means uploading your mind to a machine, discarding your body, then achieving immortality by living forever through machines and robots. Google’s director of engineering, Ray Kurzweil, has been pushing this cult for many years, and just recently he promised that by 2045, humanity would achieve what he calls the “singularity,” where our minds can be uploaded to computers. (Click here for the source of this claim.) In less than a century, Kurzweil says, we could all discard our “fragile” human bodies and inhabit advanced robotic systems as our new immortal selves.
Kurzweil’s cult is so bizarre and dangerous that following it can only lead to a lunatrocity of mass death and deception. Kurzweil’s sci-fi cybernetic mind-meld theories are so outlandish that they make Scientology’s galactic narratives sound like Christian Sunday school.
Where to even begin the debunking of it all? Let’s start with its claims…
Let’s examine the claims of the transhumanism cult leaders like Kurzweil. They are saying that by 2045, all the following technology will exist:
Technology #1) A way to “scan” your entire brain and record every neuron and holographic patterning that exists in your brain.
Technology #2) A way to build an equally complex computing system that has equivalent computational capabilities as your brain.
Technology #3) A way to COPY your brain scan into the computing system. This is called “uploading” your brain to the machine.
Once these three technologies exist, we are promised, we can all transfer our minds to computer systems and experience “digital immortality!”
But wait a second. Something’s already missing here, do you see it? In this plan there is no mechanism to transfer your consciousness to the machine. So even if all three of these technologies are adequately developed (which is possible, by the way), they still don’t provide a way to merge your mind with a machine.
All you’ve really done, even if all three technologies are developed and working by 2045, is made a copy of your brain. This copy may, indeed, be able to run on the machine, but it’s nothing more than a simulation of your brain. It is not you.