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Dogmatic Religion / Cult Religion
#8
The Mormon church

The Mormon Church is another ‘vision’ religion which very powerfully locks into the Brotherhood network, as all religions do. The Mormon Church, or more formally, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, was founded by Joseph Smith (Ramses-Piso-Bush bloodline) after he claimed an ‘angel’ called Moroni appeared to him in 1823. 

Moroni, he said, told him of the existence of a book of gold plates containing: “the fullness of the everlasting gospel” and “an account of the former inhabitants of this continent and the sources from which they sprang”. The location was revealed to him, and in 1827 with help from two ‘magic stones’ called Urim and Thummim, he translated the plates into English. Urim and Thummim were, in fact, the names of knucklebones or dice used by Levite priests and the Kings of Israel were said to follow their prophecies. They were used in the mystery school holy place known as the Tabernacle. 

Here we have yet another religion originating from the same source and another perpetuation of the Jesus myth. The gold plates, Smith said, were written in ‘reformed Egyptian’. From this came the Book of Mormon two years later and his followers became the Mormon Church in 1830. The pillars of the early church were Smith, his brother Hiram, and another called Brigham Young. They were all high degree Freemasons and the expansion of this church was funded by Kuhn, Loeb and Company, the Rothschild Bank in the United States.

The vast majority of Freemasons in the world never progress beyond the bottom three levels of degree but above them are another thirty higher levels in the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, which owes its inspiration to the ancient Knights Templar. 

Even the 33rd degree is not the top because there are the Illuminati levels above that, and the 33rd degree itself is unofficially divided into two streams, one knowing far more than the other. At each stage, the initiate is told a little more about the true nature of Freemasonry and the real game plan. Those who have reached the 33rd degree are on a different planet in terms of what they know, compared with the Masons on the bottom three levels. 

Joseph Smith, the ‘prophet’ who founded the appalling Mormon ‘church’, was a 33rd degree Freemason. The men who go down to the local Freemasons’ lodge in your town or city will not have a clue what their organisation is being used for. They have to be kept in the dark if the plan is to work and what better way of doing this than to use these distinct levels of initiation. Only those considered to be ‘acceptable’ progress to the higher levels and find out what is really going on. 

The vast majority of Freemasons are on the bottom three levels. They are the fodder and the front. Between the 4th and 33rd degrees, you find those of the ‘right mind’ who have influence in society, right up to presidents of the United States. Then you have the Illuminati levels, which you will not see mentioned in any Freemasons guidebook. Those are the people who actually run the show and they are the agents of the All-Seeing Eye cult. World Freemasonry is a massive pyramid of manipulation.


The Unification Church / The Moonies

There are malevolent groups dubbed as ‘cults’, which suit or serve the Elite and they are allowed to become global empires. One is the Unification Church, started in Korea and now based in New York. It is led by Sun Myung Moon and is better known as the Moonies. 

This is an extremely sinister organisation with New World Order overtones. On January 15th 1995, the London Sunday Express revealed that the former British Prime Minister, Edward Heath (Bil), had been paid handsomely to make the keynote speech at the Moonies’ Summit Council for World Peace in Korea. In March 1994, he also spoke at Sun Myung Moon’s World Peace Conference, where the main speaker was the former Soviet Union leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, the friend of Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller. The Knight of Malta and former US Secretary of State and Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, Alexander Haig, has spoken at Moonie events. So has the former US Defense Secretary, Frank Carlucci (CFR, TC). 

The Unification Church has a worldwide business empire which includes The Washington Times, The New York City Tribune, and The Middle East Times. Their list of front groups and businesses in the NameBase system runs to 28 pages and 667 names. Moon’s son and heir apparent, Justin, runs an arms company in Massachusetts called Saeilo Incorporated. 

Its links with the intelligence agencies of the Elite are evident. The Moonies paid $ 50,000,000 to buy the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut and one of the new trustees named was Jack E. Thomas, the assistant chief of staff at US airforce intelligence, and special assistant to the CIA director for nine years. The Unification Church has support from the South Korean Central Intelligence Agency (KCIA).

Bo Hi Pak, the KCIA liaison officer to US intelligence stationed at the Korean Embassy in Washington, became one of Moon’s top aides and president of The Washington Times. Moon’s editor at the Washington Times is Arnaud de Borchgrave, a former leading correspondent of the CIA-connected Newsweek, owned by the Washington Post company of Katherine Graham (CFR, TC, Bil). De Borchgrave is closely connected by marriage to the Rothschild family, the longtime and leading financial and political backers of Israel, a state they were, in effect, responsible for creating.


Church of Scientology

The Church of Scientology (established by L. Ron Hubbard) was named by former CIA officer, Miles Copeland, as one of two religious-type groups with which the CIA made ‘arrangements’. The other was called Moral Re-Armament. The Elite make sure they work through both sides whenever possible, in this case the ‘cult’ and the ‘cult-busters’. In doing so they control the actions and events the public mind sees and absorbs.

Made famous by actors like John Travolta and Tom Cruise, Scientology is certainly a very strange operation. It was of course in the spotlight when Tom Cruise was divorced by Katie Holmes in 2012 amid talk that Scientology was to blame. A source who claimed to be a former Scientologist was quoted by Hollywood Life: ‘Tom never ever thought that the demure Katie ... would ever see the truth and yes he is terrified –terrified that she will reveal all the manipulation that goes on in Scientology. Katie was even told to disconnect from her own family!’ The source added: Ever since she met Tom, she had been living in a prison, she has been living in hell. Katie will be made to feel like she is being followed, that she is evil. They want to make her feel powerless and afraid. Thankfully, Katie’s star status will hopefully keep her safe! 

Scientology treats celebrities like royalty, but Katie saw how they treated regular people. They convince vulnerable people who are suffering that they can save them. But in the end it’s all about control and money. All of us who have escaped are so incredibly grateful that Katie will not subject her daughter to this cult which had nothing to do with unconditional love. 

BBC reporter John Sweeney has had many confrontations with Scientology from the time that he embarked on his first investigation of their activities. He has described how he was put under surveillance on both sides of the Atlantic and how John Travolta called the BBC Director-General directly to complain about him. Scientology denied the surveillance, but it was later confirmed when Mike Rinder, the head of Scientology’s secret police, jumped ship and admitted what went on. 

He confirmed that Sweeney had been put under close surveillance so that they would know wherever he was and who he was talking to. Rinder said that the information was reported back to Church leader, David Miscavige, who went on honeymoon with Cruise and Katie Holmes. Scientology founder, US Naval Intelligence operative L Ron Hubbard, was an occultist who performed his ‘magic’ with Jack Parsons, a devotee of Satanist Aleister Crowley. 

Scientology believes in a ‘space alien Satan called Xenu’, but doesn’t talk about this publicly. It also gleans the most private secrets of its members through a process called ‘auditing’ that involves a form of lie detection. These ‘audits’ are recorded ‘for technical purposes’ and are available to be used to discredit anyone who turns against the Church. Former Scientologist Amy Scobee said that this happened to her when she left in 2005 to write her exposé book, Scientology: Abuse At The Top. She describes how the confessional booths are filmed and made available to Cruise’s mate, Miscavige. 

Further details about the background to Scientology and its major players can be found at http://www.xenu.net.
  


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Dogmatic Religion / Cult Religion - by Steve - 02-12-2018, 07:17 PM
RE: Dogmatic Religion - by Greg D - 02-12-2018, 09:07 PM
RE: Dogmatic Religion - by JTTHEGAME - 02-27-2018, 01:12 PM
RE: Dogmatic Religion - by Steve - 02-27-2018, 02:02 PM
RE: Dogmatic Religion - by EvadingGrid - 02-27-2018, 02:52 PM
RE: Dogmatic Religion - by Steve - 06-01-2018, 05:59 AM
RE: Dogmatic Religion - by The Apprentice - 06-01-2018, 06:55 AM
RE: Dogmatic Religion / Cult Religion - by Steve - 10-29-2018, 03:14 PM
RE: Dogmatic Religion / Cult Religion - by Greg D - 10-29-2018, 06:08 PM
RE: Dogmatic Religion / Cult Religion - by Steve - 10-30-2018, 02:55 PM
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