Dark Journalist X-107 explores Pasadena's occult-aerospace nexus, linking Jack Parsons, L. Ron Hubbard, and Aleister Crowley to Caltech rocketry and alleged CIA mind control via MKUltra. The host claims Sirhan Sirhan was a patsy for Thane Eugene Caesar in the RFK assassination, while alleging secret societies suppressed 1960s counterculture through figures like Vincent Bugliosi. Connecting Pasadena's 34th latitude to Baalbek, the discussion suggests DARPA developed psychoactive weapons and that Scientology stole Parsons' esoteric knowledge. Ultimately, the episode argues elite institutions manipulate culture and science to maintain control, citing suppressed UFO files and a perpetual national emergency as evidence of a fascist Deep State agenda. [Automatically generated summary]
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Kennedy Assassination Shadows00:03:17
And we are live.
This is Dark Journalists.
What a fantastic crowd we have out there tonight already in the ideas room.
And of course, I am joined by the lovely Olivia.
Hi, everybody.
And Olivia, I guess we're just streaming our lives away.
We are indeed.
We're here into Labor Day weekend.
And we have an amazing show for you tonight because we're going to go into what I call ex geography.
In this case, Pasadena.
Now, if you've been watching the female targets episodes that we've been doing, you'll notice something.
All the participants seem to be in Pasadena.
There's a reason for that.
And it's really going to crystallize in this episode before we get back to the third installation of the Female Targets series of X Series shows.
There's so much going on in our everyday reality, and most of you have been kind enough to send me so many things about it as I'm doing my own research and what's happening.
And so we're going to cover some of those things tonight, some of them coming straight out of Pasadena, so the timing couldn't be better, including the Parole, Miss Olivia, of Sirhan Sirhan.
Yeah, I know it's shocking.
It is shocking.
You know, when I spoke to RFK Jr. last summer, we talked about this, and he, in fact, said that if they were to parole Sirhan, it would be basically an admission that they understood that he was not responsible for the shooting, and that it was, in fact, Thane Eugene Caesar, who was from the Skunk Works division of Lockheed Martin, who was behind Senator Kennedy and shot him that night.
So, this is kind of quite an earthquake.
We'll see how far they go, or if they're teasing the public with this.
But there's a lot of very unusual things about the Sirhan Sirhan release that's in the works.
Sirhan, into his 70s now, and certainly has had his share of research done on the whole situation of him being brainwashed going into the Ambassador Hotel.
If you get into the story, in fact, There are a lot of details that would convince any sensible person that he was placed there by a group operating out of that strange, shadowy corridor between the intelligence agencies and the aerospace companies.
And they needed him to be the fall guy so that they could get their guy in there to make sure he could do it.
And in fact, Thane, the security guard who had got the job three days before at the hotel, the Ambassador Hotel, before.
Robert Kennedy appeared there and was assassinated.
He fled to the Philippines, which is pretty ideal in a lot of ways, especially in that era.
Very difficult to extradite somebody out of the Philippines.
So the whole case really, you know, it begs, sort of calls out for justice in this period and echoes the other Kennedy assassination as well.
Now, the question is what do these assassinations tell us?
Supernatural Political Aspects00:15:23
There are aspects, there are They're pieces of history that changed everything.
And they're in the past.
The Robert Kennedy assassination was 52 years ago, and the JFK assassination closing in on 58 years ago.
So that whole coup d'etat aspect inside the regular public state, the kind of covert state that was underneath, just went, and there was a big switch out there in 1963 and then again in 68.
And there's a number of things around it that we've covered in the past, but one of the big major pushes that were happening for it were the push to war, the push for the drug running that the CIA was doing with a number of different groups out of that triangle in Vietnam, and then the triangle in Afghanistan.
So these things become part of our history and part of the blueprint of what we look at.
So this is sort of a public face, and we see this distortion on the public side.
In dark journalism, the way I try to look at these things is when we look at the deep state part, there's another aspect, and it has an occult overlay to it.
It comes out of the esoteric.
So, esoteric and occult, the way we understand these words, it's something hidden.
In the case of esoteric knowledge, it's usually something that's been put under the surface intentionally and left there to discover.
Occult has really grabbed a really negative connotation as meaning strictly black magic.
It didn't have that connotation in, say, the 19th century, but it has built that up.
So, occult really represents that more left hand side of things nowadays.
But if you understand the mystery school aspect of this and the secret society aspect of it, as we've outlined in this program, coming straight through the 19th century into placing these ideas in the public realm.
The more esoteric, deep ideas.
And what we start to see is that there's another force operating.
And that our intelligence agencies, the aerospace companies, all of these groups, the controllers of the world, are very in tune with aspects of this, just as there are very positive things going on behind the scenes.
And we are trying to tap into that.
Those are things that are being left there as stepping stones in culture to move the culture for us to discover.
That's what the good mystery schools are leaving out there for us.
And we have representatives of those public mystery schools coming out in that period, the turn of the last century, and giving us the foundation.
The Steiner groups, anthroposophy, theosophy, these were the positive, let's move the culture.
And they're helping to install and imprint ideas to help awaken the more spiritual nature for people.
What's happening?
Before that, is, you know, they're maintaining a tradition over time.
And there are periods when this comes out and there's periods when it retreats.
So we're looking at now as sort of a big Clash of the Titans period where the darker groups are really going all in to try to make this happen through transhumanism.
You know, this is their big play.
So we're really in the middle of this now.
And when we reflect back to the things that have happened in Pasadena relating to the Which is the Crowley organization, which basically means Temple of the East or Order of the East.
And the work, the strange goings on around Pasadena that spread out through Hollywood and through Laurel Canyon and all these things that became so powerful.
What we're looking at is a kind of supernatural aspect along with political and dark intelligence aspects.
So the more that we become familiar, With it, the better chance we have of seeing what it is that we're up against.
And also, the biggest thing to avoid, of course, is a lot of fantasies.
A lot of people just create.
Evil things out of the blue.
And, you know, this is a big problem in this line of research, which is you have to do it without psychic distraction, which is why it's really good that we have people out there like Gigi Young, for example, who are able to go into these areas and just come back and give information.
What I'm doing on this tonight is some of that ex geography.
Now let's look at some of the ex geography that we've added.
In the case of Moon, Pennsylvania, for example.
Here is something that is a much better candidate for Area 51, in my opinion, than the areas out in Nevada.
And I think that when they leaked those things out to us through Nevada and through some of the things that were revealed, New Mexico and the rest, they keep us looking out there.
And their activities were based there at a certain point, but they've moved.
And we have to move with them.
So some of the things that we've put on the map in X Geography is Coronado, California.
This is.
Right outside of San Diego, and there's so much UFO activity.
And you know, but if you go deeper and go back there, you'll find Frank Baum there writing The Wizard of Oz.
And we're going to find ourselves in the middle of a lot of occult chicanery going on.
So when we start to understand the locations, the hot zone, for example, where we know that there are ancient ruins that have risen and that there's a big interplay, a geopolitical interplay going on in relation to those ruins.
Those areas, Bimini, Miami, the Yucatan Peninsula, Cuba, the Hemingway connection with that, off the coast of Florida, aspects of Miami, we are starting to get a map that's a little bit different than what traditionally we're always supposed to be looking in the same places for these things.
So some of this ex geography is going to help us because just like we identified Abbotsford, and these places all have.
Aspects that haven't been thoroughly investigated, and we get a better handle on these things.
The shows that we did relating to the Mason Dixon line also have this geography thread, but tonight it takes us to Pasadena.
Now, let's remember something about Pasadena in relation to what we were just talking about, which is Sirhan Sirhan was from Pasadena.
I mean, he's originally from Palestine, but when his family came over here, they landed in Pasadena.
And when he was grabbed, in fact, his address, his official address, was in Pasadena.
There's a lot of very unusual pieces that were operating, even in that case in Pasadena.
One of the interesting things is that Sirhan had taken up hypnosis, in fact, because he'd had a sister who had died of leukemia and it was like an after death type thing.
You know, I want to contact from beyond.
So he got himself into these unusual things, including joining, you know, showing up for meetings.
At Rosicrucian type meetings, attending Manly P. Hall lectures and things of this nature, which is kind of like very positive esoteric work.
And I think what happened is there were people implanted in there that were able to kind of identify him and say he was pretty good to use as a patsy.
Now, there's a lot that we've taken up in looking at him and how he was set up as a patsy.
I won't go into too much of that tonight, but I did want to revisit a couple of quick things.
One of them was, you know, when he was grabbed.
After he was doing the shooting, just like a lot of these guys, he was almost preternaturally calm.
John Hinckley Jr., he becomes very calm.
Lee Harvey Oswald, calm.
It seems like as soon as their programming is done, the body returns to normal.
And I think that we have to go back and really say that a lot of the things about MKUltra have been left on the table.
And although we know things about it, and there are authors who have tackled it, and it's on the record to a degree, we have to remember that the Central Intelligence Agency destroyed 99% of the files relating to it.
All we have are reference files, things that reference that there was a program, and that there were doctors like Gottlieb, you know, playing around with drugs and lights and suggestion and torture to get different types of results.
And, you know, they were also using very powerful hallucinogenic drugs.
But they had developed a kind of suggestion tool.
In the case of Sirhan, Sirhan, it's very interesting because if you go back, Into the hypnoprogramming aspect, what we'll find is he meets someone, he's really into shortwave radio.
And he starts basically getting messages through shortwave radio.
Now, when they grab him and they go to his house, there are all these notebooks that say RFK must die, and they're written in that kind of thing.
It's supposed to be a slam dunk that he's the killer.
But when you go back and look at it, he was saying, Well, I was getting these voices out of the air.
You know, so he was getting instructions basically via shortwave radio right in Pasadena.
He meets someone, and uh, so let's just get a little history on this before we dive into the more occult aspects to see how Pasadena plays out on the national stage.
In 1966, Sirhan Sirhan was 22 years old and living in Pasadena, California, with his mother and brothers.
He was not particularly political or ambitious, his family had said, he was traumatized by the death of his sister.
He turned to hypnosis at this point in his life, and he was also hoping to become a jockey.
And so, you know, he joins this kind of mafia racetrack and he disappears for a couple of months.
So he was actually recruited by the operator of a private ranch for thoroughbreds to ride horses there.
And even though Sirhan had little experience riding, you know, it's just a very odd thing that he would get this job.
Before long, Sirhan had suffered a couple of falls that were.
Required hospitalization.
His family reported that after those incidents, Sir Han seemed to have changed.
So he gets injured and he starts acting differently.
The ranch operator had ties to the mafia, and the mafia in turn had links to the CIA from their work together, attempting to kill Fidel Castro.
Then in Pasadena, Sir Han met Radio Man, a man who shared Sir Han's interest in shortwave radios.
Radio Man used waking coercive persuasion, a kind of hypnotic suggestion, to control Sirhan.
And these are the opinions of different psychiatrists who were looking at the case and really trying to dig in deep there.
So there have been a lot of things on the table about the RFK assassination.
Even mainstream publications like the Washington Post, which is complete CIA dominated, had to deal with some of the facts around the case.
And they were thinking, well, it's 50 years by, you know.
There's so much about this that's already gone down.
But when we look at it again, he meets Radio Man in Pasadena.
He goes and he joins these groups at Pasadena.
So, when we look at this case of the strange mind control death of Robert Kennedy and how it was pinned on Sirhan Sirhan, who was a troubled and easily suggestible individual, we see that classic pattern of how this is how they used to do things.
And we saw it later with things like the Batman shooter and things of this nature.
They know how to take those weak individuals, set them up.
And then sell it the rest of us on it with specials and everything else.
But when you get right down to it, the fundamental evidence in the case of Robert Kennedy is that the person who killed him shot him directly from behind with only an inch between the gun and the ear of the senator.
So now when his family goes back into it, like RFK Jr., and I'm not saying the whole family is on board with this, but RFK Jr. looked into the case deeply, went and met Sirhan, talked to Thane Eugene Caesar, who he was trying to get a confession out of in the Philippines.
And then Caesar suddenly died.
So they didn't want those confessions coming forward.
But we have to understand that this deeper level that's operating, like let's suppose that we understand they're using hallucinogenics, they're using hypnosis, they're using drugs to program people.
We're right on the razor's edge going into metaphysical, esoteric experience, psychic experience.
When we go to that level, a lot of people like to get into the deep state part, and then the other part seems like, well, they don't understand it.
It's so crucial, in my opinion, to understand the tools that the intelligence agencies have on the psychic side and the kind of astral groups that they have that they employ.
Otherwise, you know, things like the remote viewing programs and things that we know about don't really make a whole lot of sense if we don't bring that piece in.
So that's what we're going to be doing tonight, and we're going to be going through.
This very interesting location of Pasadena.
We're going to be walking through George Hodel and the strange things that we reported in the previous episode.
Of course, all of his activities coming directly out of Pasadena.
Caltech plays a big part in this episode, along with Jack Parsons, who was there at Caltech, and Frank Molina, who I want to really introduce tonight because he's a major player in all this deep in the esoteric, deep in the rocket program, deep in esoteric stenographic art.
Which we're also going to talk about tonight.
And so we're going to take a bite out of that.
On the second half of the show, we're going to be taking your questions and you can ask those just how do you want those?
Do you want them in caps?
Major Foreign Policy Blunder00:02:38
You want them just to say caps is the way to go.
You could also say at dark journalist.
I guess that'll get our attention.
How's it going out there?
Going great.
Craftomatic said that Biden had FBI files on 9 11 released today.
Did you know that?
I did, yeah.
I mean, I. From what I can tell, they're going for kind of a fluff thing.
Well, of course.
So I wouldn't get our hopes up too high.
But it's interesting that they acknowledge the fact that they suppressed so many files and they're able to say that.
Of course, he also, with the incredible fall of Afghanistan and his mismanagement and leaving billions of dollars in armaments, you know, one of the things that Trump came out and said, which I thought was really on the ball, was he said, look, all they have to do, and what I would have done is said, if you grab Those American weapons and those American helicopters, if you put them all in a big pile so we can destroy them, fine.
If you don't, we're going to bomb it across the board and get so you don't have those things.
And pretty quickly, the Taliban would have put all those things into the airport and had us either retrieve them or destroy them.
That's what you do.
I mean, when you, in any war situation, you don't leave your armaments behind unless you have absolutely no choice.
So the incredible mismanagement is beyond, it really is beyond.
And also, the idea of leaving their own rescue dogs there, they left 49 rescue dogs behind.
And they, you know, 13 Americans were killed because of the shoddy exit and the lack of preparation on their part, which is absurd because they've been trying to leave there for 20 years.
This is a major blunder and it shows that the team they have in there is disgraceful.
Austin, there's no resignations.
Million Austin should both be gone.
That's what you do when there's a disaster.
And it's interesting too, I think, when we look at it because, you know, they're trying to portray it as, oh, he was trying to get out of Afghanistan.
Well, you know, I mean, what you do is you exit, you get your people out, you get the people who are friends with you, so when the reprisals come, your people aren't left there, and you leave a force in place until those things are done.
You don't take your forces out and then give them the airport.
It's just ridiculous and bizarre, I have to say.
So it's an incredible blunder, probably one of the largest foreign policy blunders ever in American history, worse than the fall of Saigon in 1975, because we'd already been there.
Public Brainwashing Tactics00:09:32
And it was anticipated.
But this, the way that they were doing this, just completely disgraceful.
The administration, you know, it's one of the worst administrations America's ever had to put up with.
And the man at the top does not have the marbles, you know, putting it mildly, to handle a major foreign policy crisis.
And I think he showed that arguing with himself during the press conferences.
You know, I expected him to start saying, you know, well, we handled this better than Ronald Reagan would have, you know.
I mean, Biden's just not all there.
And we just have to.
Kind of acknowledge that and see.
I think what they're trying to do is insert some kind of committee control over the presidency, and they're using Biden as a test case to do this.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist program.
This is X Series episode 107.
I'm going to be going deep into Pasadena magic with a K, as the Thelemites like to say.
And we're going to be taking your questions in the second half of the program.
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Okay, so anything else there, Ms. Morgan?
No, there's lots of conspiracy theories about what really happened.
In Afghanistan?
Yeah, that it's not as it appears.
Oh, there's no question.
We'll take some of those in the question section and I'll do a show.
I'll do an X State of the Union show here sometime in September.
Covering all these things because there's so much going on, of course, with all the people that they're throwing out of work in relation to the experimental injection and these types of things.
And it's beyond absurd.
And all I can say is, in relation to the government overreach, push back in the logical ways that we can push back against it.
And if anyone threatens to fire you in relation to these things, let them fire you.
Don't even quit.
Just let them fire you because that sets up a whole dynamic.
And that's just like I've said it too when it comes to, you know, people have said, why don't you just show up on another platform and get away from YouTube and all that?
You know, my point is let them take that step of silencing me and I'll do those moves.
But I'm just going to continue to deliver the kind of news.
And I don't pay attention to that type of censorship.
You know, if they shut the channel off, obviously we'll have different aspects for you.
If you're in that newsletter group, you'll know what they are.
So, I think that that really covers it.
Yeah.
Jay Cameron is asking Wasn't the Church of Satan from Pasadena, Temple of Scent, Jim Jones?
Yes, there's a Pasadena connection with a number of these groups.
So, we're going to try to touch on as many as are pertinent.
I'm going to go into that period of the kind of 30s, 40s, and 50s.
And it does set up the things that happen later because we're going to find that there are strange connections with the whole Manson issue also in Pasadena.
So, and God knows that there's a lot, a lot of occult action around that whole 60s wing of the thing.
And that brings us into some of the Laurel Canyon aspects that we covered in the previous show, which I do think is important.
And a lot of it, you know, when I see coverage, sometimes I see coverage like Jim Morrison was a CIA agent.
I don't know, it's not how it works.
They had built files against people like him, you know, and his dad was a Jim Morrison, the singer from The Doors.
His father was a major admiral in the Navy.
So they tracked him closely because they were like, if he turns out to be somebody who wants to, you know, lead a revolt of young people against the Vietnam War, it'll be really embarrassing for us because his dad is the admiral running the thing.
So they watched him for those reasons and they tried to kind of coerce his career for those reasons.
But that doesn't make Morrison a CIA agent.
You know, it doesn't make John Lennon, a CIA agent.
It doesn't make, you know, nowadays with some of the stars that they have, or, you know, when they say, well, Britney Spears is MKUltra CIA, it doesn't work that way.
They're puppets.
They aren't agents.
They're used.
That's the whole point, they take their talented people and they move them and they get them into situations.
That's why you see over and over again these accountants and people stealing from the legacy of these people.
And very often, you know, there's a lot of research that was around.
In the 80s and 90s, about celebrity deaths, that's very different now.
And I think it was better.
It was a better lens on it because it understood that, if anything, those agencies look at a lot of celebrities and musicians in particular as people they can manipulate for their own purposes.
Now you have complete psychos in the public zone, like Stephen Colbert and things like that.
He'll do anything.
And that is a CIA takeover.
It's just little people they can brainwash to push out a message.
What's that horrible thing that Arnold Schwarzenegger said?
He came out and said, Screw your freedom, right?
The Terminator himself.
So, who was a terrible governor, you know?
His father was a Nazi.
That's right.
Officer, hello.
No, I'm not going to screw my freedom, Arnold.
Maybe, you know, you're a millionaire and you're short on some money because you haven't gotten some good movie roles.
So they're paying you on the side to be an influencer to say things like that.
But that's anti constitutional.
So, no, I'm not going to screw my freedoms.
And, you know, you know where you can go for suggesting those types of things.
But I think we have a lot of that.
And it's pretty easy to see who is, you know, Who's with the establishment on these things and that establishment that is trying to centralize, that is trying to suppress, that is trying to keep these ideas down, that is trying to smother the conversation, that is trying to go for the censorship and to eliminate the human faculty to reason and bring ideas forward just with this kind of brainwashing through the media?
You know, in a way, this is really a time for dark journalism because the mainstream media has just become.
Harvesting machine, which is trying to brainwash as many people, and they're trying to get people in the public to do the dirty work for them.
And that's just a fact.
So, the more we expose these ideas, the more that thing crumbles.
And we have some pretty good people out there exposing it.
So, we're fortunate in that regard.
Okay.
But yeah, obviously, we're going to do a State of the Union soon because there's so much to cover on that.
And I did bring some of that with me as well because.
Some of it actually does relate directly to this Pasadena thing.
I will do one quick one, which is.
I'm just going to throw this out to the audience and just write it in the chat.
Okay.
I may get in trouble for this, but I'm going to put it out there.
Oh, yeah.
Somebody's asking.
Yes, I got human ivermectin.
Ivermectin?
Oh, yeah.
I got it.
Yeah.
They've been trying.
Here's the media push.
Oh, go finish what you're going to say.
I was just saying, you can get it, as far as I understand, in every state, and there's online, you can get it from Push Health.
Yeah, it's illegal.
Their price is getting expensive, so you should get it immediately.
It's a legal thing that you can get.
And, you know, just like there are a number of herbs, there are a number of different things that are available online for you as a free person to try.
There's nothing illegal about purchasing that.
We're still Americans.
We have to act like it.
This is the fascinating thing that we see in relation to this, which is they've done such a campaign, and they're like, oh, it's for horses.
Well, look, the guy who invented the mRNA vaccine said, look, there's two different types of ivermectin.
There's the human version and there's the animal version.
Just like when you feed animals vitamins, it doesn't mean human beings can't eat vitamins, right?
So this is part of the brainwashing that we're seeing in the public.
But, you know, definitely that's another show.
But let's face it, you know, the whole situation with Joe Rogan and the fact that they were trying to say, oh, my God, he's pushing ivermectin, you know.
At a certain point, when you have doctors and people out there discussing these things and putting the facts on the ground, you get to weigh it out.
Shadow Companies Buying Rights00:10:01
What they're trying to do is eliminate the conversation and get you into experimental, their experimental one zone, their centralization of you.
They want to possess you.
They want to own you through healthcare.
Don't let them do it.
That whole thing, they want to digitize your wallet.
Well, it is Cash Friday, right?
So what are you doing?
Use cash.
That one's straight from Catherine at Solari Report.
I brought up something.
I'm going to bring up a couple of these and then we'll dive in.
I have so many good things today.
I brought up a thing maybe a couple months ago in relation to how these kind of shadow companies were buying up all of these 60s and 70s artists' music rights.
I had this idea that when these elite groups like the Davos crowd study human history, I think they look at periods like the 60s and they think, hmm, this is a problem.
We don't even want it there as a pattern.
Is there a way to eliminate that?
Can we portray it differently?
No, it's hard.
We'll just get rid of it, suppress it.
And I think that some of the artists in particular who were revolutionary in that period, like Bob Dylan, for example, and some of these others where they bought up their catalogs, especially when they threw them out of work through COVID so they couldn't do concerts, I think they wanted to consolidate and be able to make those things kind of museum pieces that they could show or suppress as they felt like it,
but not let people understand there was a period where people thought freely and here's the origins of this.
Now, the 60s had a lot of their own issues, but one of the things you could say about it is certainly it was people versus the establishment, which I think is very important to point out.
And there were great strides there through people like the Kennedys, Martin Luther King.
That's the era that they would like to eliminate, just as they eliminated the players in that time.
So I thought Dylan was a really good case on this.
And regardless of what people would say, oh, he sold out later or whatever, I'm just talking about the framework, the kind of Woody Guthrie archetype, you know, this land is your land, this land is my land.
This thing that inspired so many of those folk musicians was a real Americana push, and it became a kind of protest movement.
And a pure one, the anti war part, had a pure aspect to it.
And they decided, you know, it was very erudite, it was well informed, and it had some great intellectuals involved.
And then, you know, they threw in a bunch of hippies and they confused the thing, and the CIA tried to figure out how can we get rid of this thing.
But I think now they're doing an interesting thing.
And so here we have the story being blasted all over the place about Bob Dylan accused of sexually abusing a 12 year old in 1965.
All right, so this is some 56 years for them to surface this.
Look, when you get into a lot of the rock stars, the past, you're going to find all kinds of skeletons far and away.
But it's interesting to me because I've been watching the things that they've been doing in relation to Bob Dylan in particular.
First, they grab his entire catalog.
Now they're trying to put him in this category of kind of like a Michael Jackson type character, you know, and possibly even press charges against him so many years.
So it's a new lawsuit that alleges Bob Dylan, the Nobel winning folk singer songwriter, applied a 12 year old girl with drugs and alcohol before sexually abusing her in 65.
The lawsuit alleges.
That the singer befriended and established an emotional connection with the plaintiff and groomed her over the course of 1965 as a 12 year old.
So, you know, this is a case where they're going to have to go back and prove this over 56 years later.
But if you look at it through the lens that I was just discussing, and we'll see what are the details that come out.
But again, they're trying to take this idea of a Dylan and really make it untouchable.
Right?
Because what does Dylan represent?
He was very against the establishment.
He was an individual character.
There were huge FBI files on the guy because they try to figure out how can we take this person down?
And he was anti war and all the rest of it.
These are the types of things that I'm talking about.
It's actually a pattern that they would like to excise out of the DNA, which is why do people question authority?
And this is what they're trying to get rid of.
And they're trying to give you a phony version.
And I'll give you an example.
Now, you brought up the experimental injection.
Let's talk about that for a minute.
This is interesting to me.
So they have the people who would traditionally be on the front lines talking about these things, saying instead, Let's have equal access to this experimental injection.
It's not the same thing.
Saying, let's have the freedom to have our own choices about what we take into our own bodies, that's where the conversation is, not, oh, make sure that these underprivileged people have access to it too.
Because if the thing isn't good for humanity, then you don't want anyone having access to it, right?
So that's not really where the conversation is.
But this is how they're framing it.
And so they're going to have, they're going to be able to satisfy that liberal searching and thinking and say, look, you can get behind the idea that everyone should have this, you know, make sure those third world countries get this experimental injection.
But that's not really being humanitarian because you haven't gone through and carefully looked at the research on this, which is vastly falling apart, as is so much of the story that they've fed us over the past year and a half.
So the real freedom move there is to say, my body, my choice.
We know that we've heard this before in relation to different movements.
Where is it now?
So that's the question that should echo through those liberal circles.
You know, I was horrified to see there's a guy out there named Russ Baker who wrote an excellent, excellent book called Family Secrets, all about the Bushes and cover the JFK assassination and everything else.
And he understood exactly how the CIA manipulated things through the media and all the rest.
This guy is out there now saying, How dare anybody question science and the magical thing?
Well, look, there's two types of science, okay?
There's real science and there's paid science.
So I'll give you an example.
So when Monsanto was getting into so much hassle because their Roundup was killing the bees, you know, and it was becoming well known that this was going on because of their chemical Roundup and they were selling it and jamming it through the courts and everything else.
What was happening was a lot of farmers were getting thrown off their own land and the bee colonies were collapsing.
Well, a company did a study on it and they found out, in fact, that the Roundup was causing the bee colony collapses.
So that was the actual report.
Okay, so that was the real science.
They consulted experts, they did their own tests, et cetera.
It was an independent company.
Monsanto bought the company and changed the report.
That's paid science.
It's a little bit different.
Mike drops.
So there's two types.
So don't tell me.
You're following the science, there's paid science and then there's actual science.
And in science, you can discuss things, you can debate them.
When they shut you off, when they press the silence button in social media, then you know they don't want to talk about it.
And there's a reason for that.
And 20 years from now, they'll be like, oh, we didn't know that this thing was a killer and all the rest of it.
So let's get real about what science is.
And it's such a joke to be able to say that.
There's science and paid science, it's very simple lines.
And there's multiple examples of that.
And the pharmaceutical companies look, The people who produced ivermectin, not ivermectin, Oxycontin.
Okay.
Okay, Oxycontin was never supposed to be approved ever, and it became this incredibly addictive thing that drove the opioid crisis, right?
Many people died as a result.
The company that created it completely folded because of the amount of cases against it.
All right, now the pharmaceutical companies since 1986 have protections around these experimental injections that we aren't able to go back and sue them in relation to these things.
That's a very crucial difference because we can see.
You know, just like Monsanto started to collapse because people like RFK Jr. were bringing those cases forward.
This is crucial.
They had to get bought out by Bayer, right?
Because they just weren't able to produce frankenfish and everything else.
And the GMO story started to collapse.
So the public pressure, the public ability to bring this to the fore is crucial and it's our duty.
That's our real social duty.
This other stuff, you know, masks, it's ridiculous.
You know, these things have been proven.
To be completely cosmetic.
We need the real facts on the ground, and we need people to be able to move forward and work without this Davos crowd squeezing them so they can put them all out of work and give them a UBI and create smart cities and just create a huge slave economy.
That's what they're trying to do.
And our job is to expose it in every way we can.
Okay, so I think we covered that.
Outrageous.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist show, we're off to a raging start.
Esoteric X-Technology Secrets00:14:46
We are in X Series 107.
It's magic in Pasadena.
Who else was in Pasadena?
L. Ron Hubbard.
Okay.
Dianetics, anyone?
Scientology, Tom Cruise.
She, it all fits together.
But who was he there with?
Who was his best buddy?
Jack Parsons.
Well, Parsons, you know, they've done things like TV shows about him, but he's still largely left out of the actual record books.
In relation to the space program, but he's the original rocketeer.
He's the one who created the American space program along with Goddard and Frank Molina.
But he has another very interesting credit, which is that in Pasadena, he was the principal of the OTO and he was Crowley's main man here in America.
And we can see through the lens of somebody like Hubbard and someone like Jack Parsons, that you know, these are people who were right in the cutting edge of these areas that we're talking about, somewhere between the mystical side and the political side and the advanced technology side.
There's a nexus there, there's a nexus point that we can draw in by observing them and by observing their context as well.
So, I'm going to go first to Caltech and find out why.
The human betterment society, which we discussed in relation to Terman and all these people in the last couple of episodes, and that whole eugenics aspect.
Why were these people operating out of Caltech and Stanford?
What was the mechanism at Caltech that allowed them to seek out people like George Hodel, who had become the Black Dahlia killer?
What were the mechanisms to have them find people like Parsons?
How did Caltech get to be Caltech?
Exactly.
There are some very interesting hints that are mind blowing and are seldom put out there, and I think are crucial if we're going to understand exactly what's going on in relation to the supernatural aspect mixed with these deeper state aspects.
Let's look at a couple of them.
And, you know, we're going to get to as many of the key points tonight as we can.
And while I grab this, Miss Olivia, what do you got?
Gypsy Mills notes, so did Crowley possibly have something to do with creating Scientology?
No question.
What's the connection?
Well, we're going to get into Hubbard being a crucial part of being influenced by Crowley as he's developing Dianetics.
And that is, I mean, he has become Parsons' scribe, he is his apprentice.
And Parsons is taking his orders directly from Crowley.
And Crowley is warning him about the immoral beast, not Crowley.
Hubbard, which is pretty funny.
I always say that.
If you are getting judged by Alistair Crowley as immoral, think about that.
How bad you have to be.
That's what he was thinking about Hubbard.
All right, a couple of key ideas here.
Elon Musk's girlfriend Grimes quietly buys in Pasadena.
And that's true.
She's done a lot of interesting things, music and all the rest of it.
But one of the interesting things that happened in relation to SpaceX was.
When he named his child XAE.
Do we know how they pronounce that?
I have no idea how they do.
But I do feel that there's a lot in naming his child that.
And I just want to speculate on this in a loose way because these people have very public lives and a lot of people can attribute things to them.
SpaceX has already used steganography, they created the company X, in fact.
And a lot of different types of people have access to X steganography and use it.
Some use it for business purposes.
Others use it as a networking device.
Others use it to hide programs through government agencies.
So there's a lot of different uses for it.
So it's not like if somebody uses X, they're evil.
It just means it's a way to track this advanced technology going through different programs.
It gives us, now that we've discovered it, that hint that we can see what they're doing.
Now, AE.
I'm going to give us two quick examples on AE.
AE was the name of a theosophical artist.
And his real name was George Russell, and he came out of the Irish wing of theosophy and studied with really kind of advanced literary people and other artists and decided to come to America, to the West Coast, to join the Halcyon community that I've covered here previously.
He would get these astral visions, and one of the astral visions he got in relation to Madame Blavatsky.
Was he saw her true form on the astral plane?
And this was this kind of, you know, Atlantean warrior, I guess you could say.
But that's a very impressive glimpse as many of his artistic works.
And tonight, there's going to be a lot of art in this program because one of the key players around Parsons, Marjorie Cameron, she was an amazing artist and would bring many of these visions forward.
Frank Molina, who was his partner in the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, he also quit the whole thing, got chased out of the country by the FBI, and became a steganographic artist, which is quite powerful.
And we're going to take a look at some of his steganography in his paintings tonight.
This is actually one of them from Molina.
And he was very fond of using the X steganography in his artwork.
He also did something called kinetic.
Art, which was art in different circumstances or moving art at times or light influenced art.
Very unusual and very fascinating.
I was very fond of using the ex steganography in primitive ways.
This is an installation that moves.
So that whole structure is moving, and I liken it very much to the ancient cave work in Cuba, which carries those interesting lines and curves and also the The X-Dagonography, he's embedding it deep.
When he's working with Parsons, and one of the reasons I think they eliminate Parsons and chase Molina out of the country is that they understand this esoteric, supernatural aspect of how the technology works around the X-Technology.
Remember just a couple of fundamental things, which is X-Technology, it resides inside the UFO file.
That's where they classify it.
So the UFO file is classified to a point, it's the highest possible classification because.
The effect of what happens inside the activity around UFOs is something I've termed apotheum on this show, but it is a reality distortion field where the mechanics of reality no longer apply.
So they classified that in the 40s as, you know, just at the top classification.
And there are physicists who went on board saying, you know, this is how we've done it, it's the top secret.
Right now, in the national security state arrangement, is the UFO file.
But inside the UFO file is this X technology, which doesn't just come from this outside source of UFOs or an interstellar civilization visiting us here.
All those things are in play.
But directly out of those mystery schools and the work of people like Tesla and John World Keeley, again, they had aspects of this X technology.
They're applying the X technology.
So, the X technology also resides inside the UFO file.
All of that classification wing, which is protected in such a way that not only can it not be penetrated, which is why so much of the false disclosure movements just do these things in the press, and we've exposed them over and over again the kind of TTSA BS.
Those things, yeah.
Chris Baker says.
Who's Hubbard Crowley Parsons?
What are we talking about?
I'm just trying to catch up to speed.
We're assuming, because we have a very knowledgeable audience, that everybody knows so much about this topic already.
Oh, no, as you follow along, you'll hear enough about all of them, of course.
But L. Ron Hubbard, of course, the leader of Scientology and Dianetics, Alistair Crowley, the leader of the OTO and just infamous great beast occultist, and Parsons, his apprentice, who was the really The kind of genius student in the rocket program.
And he was America's Werner von Braun.
In fact, he had these long distance telephone conversations to Germany with von Braun when we weren't at war with Germany, talking all about rockets.
They were the best of friends.
And you know, he could afford that type of stuff because Parsons came from an incredibly wealthy Boston family who went to Pasadena, just like the go gethers come out of France, who were originally Russian Jews, and they run over here to Pasadena.
And Hodel is their wonder child, and he is a classical pianist, and he eventually becomes a really senior medical official down there in Los Angeles.
And all of the strangeness around the case with him and his daughter that we've covered, and the Black Dahlia killings and all that, all goes back to this beginnings of these people coming over here and going to, for some reason, Pasadena, which is so much about what's happening tonight.
So, But I do think it's important for us to get a handle on why people like, you know, why wouldn't the deep state just adopt people like Parsons?
Why wouldn't the deep state just adopt people like Frank Molina, who was also there at Caltech and became part of that rocket program with Parsons?
And we're going to get into Molina hardcore tonight, and we're going to see that his offspring have some very interesting spouses, which might be very well known.
To you, based on all the things that have been happening.
So, we have to sort of start to get the metaphysics of this wrapped in with the technology.
If we do that, then we're on the same level that they're at.
As a matter of fact, one of the names for the first rockets that Molina and Parsons created that were accepting was something called WAC, W A C Corporal.
Whack Corporal.
That was the first rocket that was accepted.
Nobody knows what whack meant.
Of course, there's Woman's Army Corps, but that had nothing to do with this.
It came out later that it meant with attitude control.
And then there was another version that said without attitude control.
Attitude control is very interesting.
Because it's always been suggested that in the redevelopment of the UFO file, when we've gone in to re engineer those crashes and try to rebuild those things, we found out something very important, which was there was a lot of mental activity required in order to run those ships, and that whoever was operating them was operating them by a kind of thought command.
So when we get a rocket that is produced with this very unusual name, Which was kept secret for over 50 years.
Whack, WAC, with attitude control.
We're instantly in strange territory.
When we look at Molina's original patents in his system of propulsion, this is a patent from June of 1943.
The X steganography is embedded directly in the patent if you study it.
These lines suggest this is where they're using it.
And they're literally just X's, and you could attribute so many different things to them in the mock up.
But after looking at two, three hundred different cases of how they use hexagonography, that's where they're doing it.
When we look at Molina, he becomes, as I said, almost this kind of bohemian artist.
You know, he's very much, you know, a kindred spirit to Parsons.
And he really is somebody who is underexplored in relation to all this.
His paintings always deal with extraterrestrial aspects.
You can always find things.
That are unusual about planets passing in the titles.
He's always talking about cosmic themes.
This is something that we need to kind of take a look at in his work and say, okay, there's three things going on here with him.
One is that he's working closely with Parsons in this advanced rocket program, even before the Germans really have a big handle on it.
Rocket Pioneers and Occult00:03:42
And then the FBI really wants to get rid of him.
And there was actually a very interesting article.
That I picked up a couple of key points on.
This one came out of Air and Space magazine, and it said, Was the FBI right to hound one of America's foremost rocket pioneers?
Meaning Molina.
Just a couple of quick things here.
So he co founded the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and it got the attention of somebody who was looking at the history of space rockets that.
Oh, this guy got chased out of the country.
What was he up to?
Well, you know, they use that thing just like they did in relation to Parsons that, oh, there's some kind of communist thing, but they weren't members of the American Communist Party.
And after all, we were partnering up with the Russians during World War II anyway, so that really doesn't make sense.
The question is what was it that they were trying to get rid of them over?
Though Molina was an accomplished scientist who made significant contributions to the field of rocketry in the 19th century.
1930s and 40s, he remains a relatively obscure figure in the history of aerospace.
McDonald's thorough book, which is Fraser McDonald, who wrote a book about it, I didn't find so much, I don't know how thorough he was.
So I'm not really recommending a book, but the subject is incredibly interesting.
A little bit on Molina.
Frank Joseph Molina was born in Texas.
The son of Czech immigrants.
In the 20s, the family returned to Czechoslovakia, but in the interest of acquiring the best possible education for Molina, who was already showing signs of exceptional intelligence, they returned to the United States.
So he became a bachelor of science degree from Texas AM, and then he got his scholarship for Caltech.
Caltech had an amazing eye for picking out who was a genius.
And they actually had studies there.
They developed the first.
The very first IQ test there.
And they did it with an eye towards eugenics, interestingly enough.
Theodore von Karman was a noted rocket pioneer in the early 20th century and an authority on aerodynamics.
While Dr. von Karman was a professor of aeronautics at Caltech in the 1930s, Frank Molina was one of his graduate students.
As early as 1933, Molina dreamed of interplanetary travel.
So conceptually, he's very advanced.
He's already thinking of interplanetary travel.
Planetary travel in the early 30s.
In 36, he and von Karman co found Galsett Rocket Research, which focused on rocket propulsion.
In 1939, he won all these awards, et cetera, and he went forward.
Von Karman and Molina established a laboratory devoted to rocket work at Caltech.
The word rockets had a dubious connotation at the time, so they dropped it and turned it into Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL, which some people call Jack Parsons' Lab.
So you've got there Von Karman, you've got Molina, and you have Parsons all directly working in this.
Laboratory at Caltech.
Now, I mentioned before why Caltech?
How does Caltech come to be the key place?
And again, the key location, Pasadena.
Underground Tunnels at Caltech00:04:02
We're walking through the questions, and there are a lot of traditional answers about elite groups and how they select people and all the rest of it.
But really, on the ground, who was it who was behind Caltech?
It's not very often expounded upon.
Let's take a quick look at that.
And while I grab it, Miss Olivia, how are you doing over there?
This is so great.
Thomas Tyson, who I know and love, says When I was a kid, I thoroughly explored the tunnels under Caltech.
My father and grandfather are alums.
My dad was president of the Caltech Alumni Association for many years.
My grandfather, Howell Tyson, was a professor there during the Parsons era.
Howell Tyson.
Wow.
Is that interesting?
We were talking about tunnels under Caltech.
Yes, there are tunnels under it.
I'm going to tell you an interesting story because all of the major groups like MIT, Caltech, they have secret meeting places.
So when I was 18 years old, I'll give you this.
Since you mentioned that, I'm going to give you a personal story.
I met someone who worked at the Museum of Science and was an MIT student.
And she said, I'm part of an underground society at MIT.
And she said, you know, so I hung out with her and spent some time with her, and she said, I can show it to you.
So I said, I would love to see it, but are you going to get into trouble for doing this?
And she said, No, I know exactly what I can do.
So she led me down into the basement of MIT, and she did almost like a strange choreography.
It's hard to describe the rhythm that she had with it, but it seems like that's how they remembered about how to get into this place.
And she went through this basement.
And as we were walking through, there were like these large heaters and things underneath MIT.
And there were workmen and stuff in there who were letting her breeze through.
I thought they were going to stop us.
But she knew her way around.
So she got to the end of this basement and she looked at a wall.
And it looked to me like there was no way to get through it at all.
It just looked like a wall straight.
But there was a place where you could press on it and you would open up to a very thin.
Something that you could kind of go sideways and go down it.
And she had the whole choreography to it and she was doing it and I was following her own and she was going pretty fast.
Long story short, about five minutes later, we arrived inside of a large room.
And in that room, there were kind of, you know, different markings maybe for different groups that operated at MIT.
And it was definitely like a secret little hideaway that they had under there.
And I remember thinking when I was in there, this place is very large, you know, to keep hidden.
And just thinking, I wonder what they study under it.
They have all this secrecy going on.
And then I was also thinking, I hope she remembers how to get out of here because I was quite amazed to get in.
But again, she did that choreography and got us out.
These groups and these universities, of course, we've heard about it with Skull and Bones and everything else.
They have their own little secret corridors of trading information and all the rest of it.
So we hear about these underground tunnels and the things in relation to Caltech and others.
We can really take it as, you know, Either gospel truth, you know, for people who've been there, or if we hear things along that nature, the likely truth of it is very high because I've seen them myself, you know, and I've heard for years about these different types of rooms.
Philanthropist Death Obituary00:02:27
Now, a lot of them, you know, you could say, well, they're frats and everything else, but when you get into the technology groups, I think it's different.
I think that they share advanced secrets in some of those places.
So that's really very interesting, and I'm glad they were alums to tell us that.
Okay, Caltech.
Are you ready?
All right.
Death Takes Philanthropist A. H. Fleming.
That's the headline from August 1940.
A. H. Fleming.
He was the one who gave Caltech the money.
Well, who was he?
He was a lumber baron.
He was one of the top lumber guys that ever came down the pike.
He was the equivalent of a billionaire.
These days, but I couldn't find things in his past or his background that would lead me to believe that this guy would be obsessed with a technology company.
After all, his thing was lumber.
He was from Canada.
It didn't really make a whole lot of sense.
I had to really dig deep on him.
Caltech benefactor was last of the famous old time lumbermen.
Death early yesterday took the life of Arthur Fleming, principal benefactor for the California Institute of Technology.
The end came in Fleming's home.
1003 South Orange Grove Avenue.
You know whose address that was?
Jack Parsons.
It's the same address.
Who moves in as soon as this guy dies and they sell it off?
Jack Parsons.
As a matter of fact, Parsons and his whole group of bohemian outcasts that follow him, like Scientology's Hubbard, they all move in there.
Pasadena.
We're in Pasadena again.
Another obituary.
Arthur Fleming, who gave Caltech millions, dies at his home here.
Noted philanthropist, contributed both time and money to the cause of education and arts, won a Nobel Award for civic service.
There's a lot in these obituaries that indicate that his daughter, Marjorie, not Marjorie Cameron, but another Marjorie, was driving.
So much of this interest in Caltech.
Fortune Magazine Editor Suicide00:06:43
She had a very interesting husband who was kind of a New York power broker.
So she's there in Pasadena.
She ends up marrying this New York power broker.
And we're going to get into these people a little bit.
What I want to do is start with so, Wilton Lloyd Smith is who she marries.
And he's the New York Power Broker.
And his brother is the editor of Fortune magazine, which was becoming really big and right coming out of the Depression is becoming like a big source of financial news.
And it's also tracking the upper crust there in the New York international finance circles.
Wilton Lloyd Smith, who she marries, Fleming's daughter again marries, is the son of a Supreme Court Justice, Walter Lloyd Smith.
Walter Lloyd Smith died under suspicious circumstances in Bermuda, of all places.
Wilton Lloyd Smith, his brother is Parker Lloyd Smith, who I was just talking about as the editor of Fortune magazine.
He dies a very strange death as well.
So in 1930, he became managing editor.
He helped Henry Luce, who becomes a big deep state player there, launch Fortune magazine.
Late at night, September 16, 1931, Parker Lloyd Smith jumped naked to his death from the 23rd floor of his fashionable apartment house, 12 East 86th Street, just off Fifth Avenue in New York City, where he lived with his widowed mother.
That is Parker Lloyd Smith.
I found a few interesting things about Parker Lloyd Smith.
One was that he gained fame early as an actor playing women.
In this era, which we're talking about, you know, he became a major managing editor for Fortune in 1930.
So we're talking about the early 20s, maybe about 10 years earlier.
He's a big actor as a woman.
Elmyron is winning fame as Princeton impersonator.
Elmyra Young Man is the perfect lady.
In this era, this is almost unheard of.
It's pretty good.
Parker Lloyd Smith, son of Justice.
And Mrs. Walter Lloyd Smith, formerly of this city, makes a hit in the play They Never Came Back.
And they go on to say he's winning all these rave reviews.
When it comes to impersonating lovely women, young Mr. Lloyd Smith, Princeton, 1924, wins the barbed wire suspenders, fur lined handkerchief, and sandpaper garters.
He not only takes the cake, he also takes the cake basket and whatever could pie there happens to be on the shelf.
And young Mr. Lloyd Smith is only one of a bevy of Princeton Tiger Lilies who, as members of the Triangle Club at Princeton University, crash into town in their brand new musical farce comedy, They Never Come Back.
So, Parker Lloyd Smith, again, his dad, Supreme Court Justice, dies under strange circumstances in Bermuda.
He's doing this kind of, you know, impersonating a woman on stage, and he will become the editor of Fortune magazine and then jump off a building.
He is the brother of Wilton Lloyd Smith, who marries Fleming, the humanitarian who's giving all the money to Caltech's daughter, Marjorie.
So stay with me on that.
Another thing about.
Him and his suicide.
New York editor commits suicide.
Parker Lloyd Smith of Fortune magazine ends life.
Parker Lloyd Smith, socially prominent Princeton graduate, managing editor of the magazine Fortune, committed suicide today by leaping from his 23rd floor, a fashionable apartment house just off Fifth Avenue, to the roof of a nearby 18 story building.
Smith was the son of the late Walter Lloyd Smith, an associate justice of the appellate division, New York State Supreme Court, left a note for his mother complaining of the heat.
And paying a farewell.
He was one of the founders of Fortune magazine, which first appeared in February 33.
Detectives found the note to his mother Mother Charm, the heat is frightful, but this is a farewell.
If this is waiting, I shall wait for you.
My love and gratitude always, Parker.
Very strange note.
And so we have a lot of unusual things around this family already.
Tragedies and also really deep, deep in the arts, really deep in financial, you know, editing Fortune magazine and legal things.
So then we have Marjorie's husband, who she marries, Wilton Lloyd Smith.
A couple of years later, Wilton Lloyd Smith found shot in New York.
Well, he was found shot because he delivered the shot himself.
Wilton Lloyd Smith, 45, a socially prominent lawyer and club man, was found shot to death today in his apartment house, penthouse apartment, and police termed it a suicide.
So now we have the judge dead under suspicious circumstances in Bermuda.
Then we have Parker Lloyd Smith, who was kind of a colorful character, and the editor of Fortune magazine commits suicide.
And now the brother, Wilton, who is Basically, a financial and political bigwig, he dies, commits suicide.
Einstein Recruitment Attempts00:15:21
So, Marjorie, who is handling now the family fortune and giving all this money to Caltech and all the rest, is trying to fulfill something that her father was trying to do, which was to recruit Einstein to Caltech.
There's a lot of very unusual things that happen around this.
Here is Albert Einstein.
And Albert is here, and right there is Fleming, Arthur H. Fleming, who is the big Caltech, big wig.
And they have a prominent couple there behind them as well.
So he's trying to recruit him into Caltech, and in fact, Einstein himself comes to Pasadena to live for two years.
And there are other shots of him sort of driving around.
Now, a couple of interesting things about Einstein.
This is 1931 when he's trying to be recruited by Caltech.
As soon as he gets to Pasadena, he's trying to keep it a secret.
But as soon as he gets to Pasadena, the press is all over it.
Somehow they've discovered it.
Somebody has tipped everyone off.
And so, in his first couple of weeks hanging out in Pasadena, walking around, He's walking in the street, and a car comes gunning out of the blue.
And he barely sort of cartwheels out of the way, and the car takes off, and sort of a hit and run was avoided, but the run was definitely on.
Now, this is two years before Hitler takes power in Nazi Germany in 1933.
But the implication is clear there that they kind of entice Einstein in, and unless this was just some weird accident, they were going to bump him off in this car accident.
Didn't happen.
So he becomes kind of a recluse, but he stays there for two years.
And at the end of the day, he decides, I'm not going to be part of Caltech.
They don't explain why, he just exits.
What's interesting to me when looking at that aspect of the story is when we're looking at Caltech, remember what's going to grow out of it is the Parson Rocket Program, Molina, Frank Molina, and his understanding on the occult side and the scientific side.
And both of them are going to become pariahs who are hounded.
Parsons killed, and I mean, officially he blows himself up with mercury, but I've never believed that story.
But he's also called a spy, just as Molina is called a spy, and Molina takes off to France.
So we're looking at something there in the early setup of all this, just like we're looking at it directly around the Fleming family.
Around this family that she's married into, and this incredibly, you know, kind of generous campaign to get Einstein on board.
There's a lot going on with Caltech.
And when we see it as the root of so many of the unusual pieces.
So I'm going to hop to George Hodel for a moment.
Hodel, as we went through on this program for a couple of episodes, Was this incredible prodigy?
And he, you know, his parents had come over here being Russian Jews.
They were in France and then they changed their name from Golgather.
And his mom was a female dentist, which is also incredibly rare in Paris in 1906.
So they come here and they change their name to Hodel, which in that part of Europe, in the Netherlands, I guess is just as common as Smith.
Which is where the father was from, and then he goes to France, and the family goes directly over.
So, Hodel, as I said, grows up as this incredible genius with an incredible IQ and all the rest, and he's a classical musician, and they send in these amazing musicians to observe him, and then he starts into Caltech.
Eventually, he gets out of that.
He also has a problem where he falls in love.
With the wife of one of the professors there, and they have a child.
So, all kinds of weird things with Hodel before he shows up in this trial about his daughter and incest.
Now, as I mentioned in the previous show, Hodel and his daughter have this controversy where in the late 40s, there, 47, she accuses him of incest, and Hodel has been.
Running these wild parties.
He's in there with John Huston and the glitterati of Hollywood.
And Man Ray is also part of this.
Anees Nin.
You know, this is the kind of circuit that Hodel runs with.
Later, we're going to find through Hodel's son, who becomes an LA police detective, that in fact the LAPD had a complete case against Hodel and that he will flee to China, where he will show up working for the UN in some medical capacity.
But Hodel comes through.
This whole period and his daughter Tamar, who had him on trial for incest, they put her in juvenile hall and they let Hodel off the hook.
But then she shows up strangely in the late 50s, tutoring and becoming kind of a second mom to Michelle Phillips of the Mamas and the Papas.
And so much of the Mamas and the Papas go on into that Laurel Canyon circuit.
So there's something manipulating.
A number of these things coming out of Caltech.
And then we're going into, they seem to be rooted there directly in Pasadena.
Now we're going to go into the Parsons Curly Hubbard piece.
But think about it the OTO, their main headquarters in America is in Pasadena.
Why?
Why would you choose Pasadena?
Hodel, his family comes directly over from Europe to Pasadena.
And he becomes, you know, this incredible.
You know, according to his son, he goes on these killing sprees.
And he's this kind of infamous doctor who's known as a major, you know, social hygiene authority.
You know, he runs the VD clinics and he has all the blackmail control files material.
But this is all, has all emanated out of Pasadena.
And it was an interesting thing because I did a math quest looking at.
Where exactly, if we took Hodel's house that he grew up in and that he attended Caltech from, and we looked also at where the house was that Fleming lived in, that then Parsons took over on 1003 Orange Grove Boulevard, it was literally a five minute drive.
So those guys are right there in the heart of everything on Orange Grove Road.
And like I said, there was the little old lady from Pasadena, the song from the Beach Boys.
Is it Janet Dean?
Janet Dean.
That's it.
And they mentioned Orange Grove Boulevard, oddly enough.
So we're in strange territory suddenly.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
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And I have to tell you, Magic with a K in Pasadena, Oteo, Parsons, Hodel.
Fleming, Caltech, what's really going on there?
And remember, we get Silicon Valley out of Terman and all those people who got us rolling with Stanford and Caltech.
So, what is it we're looking at foundationally?
What is the foundation there?
And when we come in now, there have been questions raised about Crowley helping Parsons do these rituals in the 40s, opening these portals and all the rest of it.
And then, of course, when we get into the 40s, we get into the UFO file question.
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What do we got there, Miss Olivia?
Carl Cartesian says, Dark journalist, did you watch any of the testimonies from people that lived at the parsonage?
It's pretty clear Parsons introduced first Melina and then Hubbard to remote viewing and theosophy.
Yes, he's deep, very deep in those aspects.
I want to mention someone else in that regard Arthur Young.
Arthur Young, who is the whiz kid, kind of like Parsons, out of He creates Bell Helicopter.
And his connections with the Nine and those aspects, and his son, his stepson, Michael Payne, will become Michael and Ruth Payne, the host family for the Oswalds when they come back from Russia.
So you're dealing with a very powerful lineup of deep state power around these people.
But Arthur Young, the inventor of the Bell Helicopter, and a genius.
Very much like Parsons, he's very into raising consciousness.
He founds a consciousness studies institute later in life, and that's what he's known for.
Where did he do it in Boston?
You know, so there's this incredible back and forth with Boston and California.
I've still been trying to figure that out.
I know that there's a brain trust here, of course, with Harvard and MIT, and there's a lot of the foundational blue blood money here, as there is in New York, but still.
The, you know, we're going to see it tonight also with the back and forth because we're going to find Parsons' mother came from Boston and came and went out to Pasadena.
So we have this kind of flip flop.
Yeah, what do you got?
I'm sorry.
Thomas Tyson says, telling you, my great aunt Leela Hughes was hands down the littlest, oldest lady from Pasadena when she died at 106 at roughly four and a half feet tall.
So big shout out to great aunt Leela.
Unbelievable.
Awesome.
There's a lot of interesting things when we get around Pasadena.
For example, I mentioned Manson earlier, but Vincent Bugliosi had his offices and lived in Pasadena.
And Bugliosi, we know, was a psychopath.
He was the one who was trying to support the Warren Commission.
And his activities, you know, the kind of hounding of his wife and divorce proceedings, I mean, just.
This is someone.
There's a book called Chaos, where Tom O'Neill did a great job on deconstructing the Manson case and then what was going on in relation to Bogliosi, and he was completely controlled by the CIA.
So, all the things that they were doing, they had the Mansons set up for sure.
The Mansons had their own criminal things going on, but Charlie Manson had been in and out of juvenile detention centers since he was 13.
And they decided at a certain point, this guy is a good guy for us to help end the whole hippie thing.
You know how I started the program saying, well, they wanted to get rid of, you know, looking back on it, they want to get rid of that whole 60s wave by trashing Dylan or locking up all the royalties or the music rights so his stuff can't be played or whatever.
But, you know, if you go back to that period, they also thought we're in trouble because we have a large scale movement.
And even though it's being manipulated, they're committed to bringing down the establishment.
That's what they're about.
And so they had to find a way to bring that hippie thing to a close.
And certainly the Manson case did it in a big way, right?
That was the end of the Laurel Canyon flowered power dream.
So Luke Walker wants to know can you speak to the use or importance of ley lines and how and if they were used by Parsons and Hodell?
What do you think?
I think that those things are in play.
Whenever we get into the geography aspects, you have to wonder what is it that's going on in relation to that geography?
Astronomically, that's crucial.
One of the things I've pointed out from my conversations with Graham Hancock is that when an asteroid would strike a particular area, the tribes, you know, for example, the Great Serpent Mound in Ohio, they would consider that to be a sacred place, but also the magnetism of the area would grow dramatically from the asteroid hit.
And so they would go back and create these sacred sites over them.
Now, we know from Books like The New View Over Atlantis and those who studied the new, what they called the Old Straight Track Club.
The straight track was trying to trace all of those stone megalithic monuments and why they were always aligned in these different patterns at certain intervals of magnetic connection under the earth.
So the ancients understood that.
They had a way to be able to see it, but they understood the kind of archaeo astronomy around it as well.
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So there's certainly a connection.
What that connection is with Pasadena, I'm trying to figure out because there's a corridor also, which is the California Mexico corridor.
Because any of these people that we're going to bring up from Hodel, Manson, Jack Parsons, they have so much activity and hidden activity, or it'll disappear even for years into Mexico.
And no one knows exactly what they're doing.
Now, when we study things like the hot zone on this program, you know, the hot zone is that area where.
They have those secret ruins and they're under the water predominantly off the coast of Yucatan, Bimini, Cuba, and the Florida coast.
So we understand the hot zone aspects.
Mexico occupies a big piece of that on their coast.
And also, Casey had said, Edgar Casey had said that the Hall of Records, the same one that's identical to what is there under the Sphinx in Egypt, also resides.
In a temple in Yucatan.
So that's there to be discovered.
These are things that are interlocking there.
Steiner, in his work, talks about how the most incredible Aramonic black magicians were located there around the time of Christ in Mexico with the idea of dominating North America.
So we've got a lot of.
Questions that go beyond political analysis or psychological analysis of crime.
So we need a third piece to look at this.
And so, we need to apply some kind of psychic insight, some kind of psychic research around what they're doing in relation to this.
And it's funny that you mentioned remote viewing because, look, the mystery schools and the secret societies of both the right hand path and the left hand path are aware of the tools.
They all have the different tools, some more superior to others.
But You know, the tools can be used for good or evil purposes.
That's the whole Cain and Abel story.
So, when we're looking at it, we have to be able to include a supernatural aspect if we're going to understand it.
That's why we're going to talk about Frank Molina and the art aspect here, real quickly.
And I want to say that Molina, I think there's a lot to explore there because we're going to find.
That his son has a very interesting spouse who is one of the daughters of Robert Maxwell and one of the sisters of Ghislaine Maxwell.
She is married to Frank Molina's son.
And having the access to the things in the Molina tradition there that he got chased out of the country for, Molina again was a remarkable.
Advanced top person in the American space program who gave the army the only deliverable for rockets that worked, and he did that with Parsons.
Molina later in life dedicated himself completely to art, he gave up on rocketry 100%, supposedly, or he could have been selling those ideas and working with a different country for it.
But on the surface, he didn't.
And it seems to me when I look at his artwork.
I'm getting the impression that he also had the occult bent the same way that Parsons did, but I think that he was leaning more into what I would call the good esoteric.
He was, I think he was coming from a higher place with it.
And I think that it was Crowley's instruction that had Parsons on a totally different course.
One of his self portraits, Molina, includes this very interesting.
And unusual planet here.
This.
You're going to see that over and over again in his stuff.
And you know, it's problematic because I believe that the messaging that's going on inside of Molina's artwork is about the eighth sphere.
And I think that he and Parsons were engaged in a process to actually attempt to contact the eighth sphere and visit the eighth sphere.
So, this is where we're getting into kind of double play with Melina.
Melina's artwork has to be studied.
I've been doing my best at this point, but I can tell that there are things that are inside of it that are going to give us many clues.
I've brought forward a little bit of that.
Before I get into it, I'm just going to mention this in relation to the TKO that I dropped about Ghislaine Maxwell.
The Maxwell twins' husbands, those are the sisters of Ghislaine.
Have truly bizarre histories, which led observers to point out that they share Ghislaine's association with powerful and unconventional men.
Christine is married to Roger Molina, an astrophysicist at the University of Texas, whose father, Frank Molina, was also a scientist.
Yeah, indeed, he was.
Molina hung out in California with the likes of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard and rocket engineer Jack Parsons, a cultist and transhumanist, a strange echo of Jeffrey Epstein's friends and similar academic and business circles.
What's interesting is that we can see for Melina to show up in the Ghislaine Maxwell story.
Let's remember Terramar.
What was she doing with Terramar?
First of all, she's a first rate pilot and submarine operator.
Terramar took the world's greatest scientists and took them where?
Right under the hot zone in a submarine.
So When we're looking at Ghislaine, we're looking at kind of like somebody working close with Epstein who was bringing the world's top scientists and financial people directly into the hot zone in the submarine.
Terra Mar was a project to take a look at those ruins, have them studied, et cetera.
You'll notice that with the UFO op failing, the threat op failing, they're changing.
The dialogue around it.
One of the things I want to mention that they're doing, especially Elizondo, who is really the key person to watch in relation to the rhetoric that they pour out of him because he's a CIA operator for 25 years, is that he's talking about how these beings might be from under the ocean.
So they have an underwater USO threat op ready at the hand.
And this is something that we have to kind of Keep in mind the hot zone aspect.
Keep in mind the piece about Atlantean ruins, advanced culture ruins underneath that area of Bimini, Cuba, the Yucatan, that whole area, as we outline in the hot zone episodes.
We have a whole series of hot zone episodes on this channel, which you're welcome to look at.
But what's crucial about it is the Casey work suggests that that area is rising.
This is what they know, that's what Terramar was all about.
People like Melina, think about it.
He has all of his dad's information about what?
Rocketry?
The metaphysical aspects that they were working on?
How many metaphysical spells?
How much occult activity was at work between Parsons and Melina and doing the rocket program?
A lot.
And who was guiding the proceedings?
Alistair Crowley, who was really one of the most knowledgeable people around magic with a K.
We could look to.
So we have to, again, have a different, a wider view of this.
We can't just study the politics and we can't just study it from an intellectual point of view.
We need the supernatural understanding to go with it, or we don't really get it because then we don't really understand a character like Melina.
It's like, what was he doing there?
We don't know.
A couple of quick things about Melina.
And then we're going to jump on a little more of Parsons.
Of course, I was talking about that's one of the only shots of Parsons with Melina, actually.
This is them taking a break from doing a rocket test.
That's Parsons.
This is Melina here.
And that's them working in 1936.
One of the things I want to point out is Guggenheim is sponsoring their work at this point.
Guggenheim is also sponsoring Lindbergh to fly over the Yucatan and take pictures of Yucatan ancient ruins, look for other stuff, Atlantean ruins.
Is very fascinating.
And that's, of course, Guggenheim art, you know, all the museums and the different things that they're related to.
But in this period, they also sponsor a lot of archaeological digs.
And they will fund Robert Goddard.
And Goddard will go out, and he's also part of the early rocket program.
And he will have a lot of contact with Parsons and with Molina.
But where will they send him out and buy land so he can test his rockets out?
He tests his rockets out in 1930 in Roswell, New Mexico.
I mean, think about that.
17 years later, that's going to be the big nexus for the ultimate UFO case and crash, right?
And here is Goddard, who was the head, you know, one of the key people in the American program for rockets in 1930.
This is really early.
It's early even on the German side.
And he's in Roswell, New Mexico, setting off rockets.
It has to get us thinking at least about the possibility that something is related to this activity.
So we have to kind of keep that in mind when we look at pictures like that.
Of course, pictures of Parsons in ceremonial garb.
He was the top man for the Pasadena OTO, but Pasadena was the top selected location by Aleister Crowley for the Thalima groups.
Of OTO.
So, you know, there's a reason, a lot of the reasons that they don't really include so much in history about Parsons.
One is it's an embarrassment to them, of course, but two, they don't really know the nature of what they're looking at.
This is somebody who is working with a occult secret society through Crowley to influence world happenings.
Through the air mystically with rockets.
That's very different.
They can just say, oh, he had some weird ideas and maybe he was involved in sex rituals.
Doesn't take us very far, does it?
You have to kind of go a little bit deeper to figure out what is the nature of what's going on there.
And especially, what is the aim of Crowley with Parsons?
And did part of that aim, you know, what happens, and I'm going to go into the story in a moment about.
Parsons, Hubbard, and Crowley, but it looks like it unravels as a result of the greed of Hubbard acting as like a weird fly in the ointment and blowing up the entire operation.
This, what they call the image of revealing, is what Parsons had on his wall.
There's a lot of things in here.
But what I want to point out is that Curly himself felt that this was the announcement of him going into the next world in his previous incarnation.
He thought that was basically him.
And when he went to find it, he found that they had placed it in the museum in Egypt, that the number of the artifact was 666.
And this just did it for him.
He said, You know, that's the sign for me.
So Crowley, when he gets to Egypt, you know, of course, we could do a whole show just on Crowley, but one of the things we can say for certain is that.
He was part of the group that found the Golden Dawn scrolls.
So he is part of the founding of the Golden Dawn.
He joins the Golden Dawn and he becomes a master magician in it.
And ultimately, he's too much of a rival for the other leader of the Golden Dawn.
The Golden Dawn is a very mixed bag because the foundation of the scrolls are all about magic and magic incantations.
But if they get into the wrong hands, anybody can use them for anything.
So you can't say that the Golden Dawn is a bad thing, it's a magical invocation.
Group.
And when they found the scrolls originally, it's the same person who placed the scrolls, it's the same one who gives us all this information about steganography, Trithemius,
who is saying basically steganography is a page within a page, and that he's letting all of these truths out, but he's trying to do it in a way from his monastery that he doesn't get basically executed as a witch.
So, Trithemius was a very advanced person on a number of levels who had a lot of realizations and realized in the environment that he was in, you know, it's almost like the guy who discovers that the earth goes around the sun, you know, he's going to be in for a lot of problems, even if he's right.
So, he realizes it and he puts it up in these scrolls.
And later, again, as part of this 19th century wave of awareness, just like anthroposophy and just like theosophy, The Golden Dawn scrolls are found and they form the foundation of this entirely new thing.
And so, when people around the turn of the century, around 1900, are looking at the spiritual vistas available to them, they'll look out and some of the great artists and the great literary people will look out and they'll see the Golden Dawn, Theosophy, Anthroposophy.
Eventually, they'll see the Casey work and the Gurdjieff work.
This is what those schools have deposited and implanted.
But One of the main kind of outcomes from the Golden Dawn is that Crowley becomes incredibly knowledgeable.
He's already, you know, obviously, if you believe in reincarnation, he was already a great wizard of some kind.
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But by the time he gets done with the Golden Dawn information, he's virtually one of the greatest magicians in the public realm.
As a matter of fact, at a certain point, he puts.
A ritual in his book, and the leader of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry says, You know, I have to make you a top mason because you revealed one of our rites and rituals directly in your book.
So, in order to kind of like equal out the situation, I have to make you a master.
And he becomes, you know, a master mason as well.
So he understands these things.
The problem is his motivations are coming from a completely different level.
So, but it's interesting for us to go into this understanding.
There are all these things.
Pouring in.
So, when you're looking at the rocket program and then you're looking at a key person creating the rocket program being influenced by Crowley, you're right there with the Secret Society Mystery School battle.
And in that case, it's the Spirits of the Air battle.
That would be the language involved there.
Miss Olivia, while I hop.
Roosevelt Media News was asking if there was a Freemason connection with any of these people.
Is that the only one that you know of?
Oh, no.
I mean, well, certainly.
Look, the Masons will allow Annie Besant into their ranks, even though the Masons were largely all male institutes at that point.
And one of the big problems that Blavatsky had when she came over from Russia to America, saying, You know, I have all this mystery school knowledge, talking to the secret societies.
And she said, You know, even though I'm a woman, you can let me into your groups and I can give you all this insight.
And they were like, You're a woman and you're Russian, like you're not getting anywhere near our schools.
And so it was a big, you know, this was a big problem.
And it became part of the reasons for the psychic imprisonment of Blavatsky because they were worried that she was going to reveal secrets that are only inside the schools.
And when she put out ISIS Unveiled, she flipped past the censors and she put out things that were just, they aren't found anywhere in the public realm before she puts them out.
That's the real turning point and how it gets us into the setup for the situation that we're in.
So, the lens that we're looking at it tonight is through the ex geography of Pasadena.
And we're finding so many of these things from the setup of Caltech to Parsons and Hodel, et cetera.
It's all Pasadena for some reason.
And it's not very clear what that reason is, but for sure we're in there.
I got lots of little tidbits about.
Yes.
Pasadena now.
Yes.
Whenever you're ready.
Oh, go for it.
Okay.
So, Thomas Tyson again.
I knew Caltech is 34 degrees north, but tonight I thought Baalbek and looked it up, looked up its latitude.
It's 34 degrees.
Plus, Baal is basically Moloch.
Interesting.
Okay.
So, that's one.
Jake Cameron says Ted Gunderson used to say that Pasadena was a satanic hotspot.
You want to talk about Ted Gunderson at all?
Well, he was the.
The FBI guy who understood all about human trafficking was very early on these cases.
You know, it's pretty interesting because, of course, you have so much there.
I mean, you're right above Los Angeles.
So it is, you know, there's no question that there's so much going on.
All of the groups go out there.
Remember, Krishnamurti goes out there to Ojai.
And, you know, the Halcyon Temple is near, it's kind of near Carmel.
You know, so Northern California, Southern California, it's an incredible hotspot.
The Esalen Institute, all of these things, the major guru pushes.
There's an incredible spiritual energy that goes with California.
That said, it also seems to act in a way to set up all these cults.
So it becomes a very tricky situation when we look at California.
It's a mixed bag, but there's no question that the most spiritual institutions, the Gurdjieff groups, looked At opening a major wing in California, and instead he ended up opening it in Paris.
But California's big, major portal for this.
There's no doubt about it.
Pasadena, you know, it's a weird thing because there's something about that which spawns, because again, there's so much around Laurel Canyon that we get into early when we're looking at Parsons because he went and started a society in Laurel Canyon and they would all meet.
And one of the things that they did, they were scientists and also science fiction writers that he gathered around himself.
One of them also had the name A.E., just like George Russell was A.E., but is A.E. Van Voigt.
And I'm just going to say this.
In 1939, he writes the script for Alien.
Remember Alien, the movie with Sigourney Weaver?
The entire script for Alien comes from his 1939 book.
And it's Black Destroyer.
And it has the whole thing with the ship and the alien and the alien impregnating it.
Depositing eggs inside of the humans and all the rest of it.
And when they do the movie, they pay Van Voigt, who's still alive at that point, for using his book idea from 1939.
So remember, this group that's around Parsons is very advanced.
And who does Van Voigt, when we look at his work, influence and become such a kind of a key motivator?
It's for Philip K. Dick.
And we know that Dick really.
Kind of brought the whole science fiction transhumanist questioning and the kind of psychic aspect directly into the culture.
But can I pick up on that for a second?
Yes.
Okay, because the Phil K. Dick Film Festival said, How much was Parsons and others connected to the Devil's Gate?
So the Devil's Gate is, I guess, a dam in Altadena, California, just south of Pasadena.
Parsons supposedly performed rituals there, and human trafficking happened at the Devil's Gate.
And a cult fan said, Mark Frost writes about the Devil's Gate, where Parsons tried to summon another Babylon like working in the secret history of Twin Peaks.
There are very interesting pieces in the Twin Peaks history relating to Hubbard and Crowley and Parsons.
So that's a really good tip, actually.
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And Frost, we have to wonder because Frost knows so much about anthroposophy and theosophy.
It's very, very deep stuff.
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So, what we're going to do actually is I'm going to put out a couple of facts here in relation to Hubbard and then we're going to take your questions.
And, Miss Olivia, how are you doing out there?
How's the time?
Good.
You know, David Tramina, of course, found some really interesting stuff out about Molina.
So, are you ready for that?
Yes.
Okay, so DJ, the Molinas operate out of Portugal, the same country where headquarters of the Knights of Christ, the Templars, and Tamar Castle is located.
Molina's mentor, Van Carmen, was the descendant of an important rabbi from Bohemia named Judah Ben Lowe, an early teacher of the Kabbalistic information and legends say he created the Gollum of Prague.
That is really great stuff to follow up on.
Yeah, there's a lot there.
Look, Molina is the great.
He's like the undiscovered country in this alternative research world because his connections run deep state, his connections run supernatural, his connections run into the art world with the kinetic art and the steganography in that art.
And I'm thinking from what I'm looking at with him that we're looking at somebody who was maybe right between the two worlds of.
Following the more spiritual stuff versus following the Crowleyite aspects.
I do know on record that he met with Von Braun, but it wasn't until 1965.
Let's just tap in here for a moment to the activities of L. Ron Hubbard.
So when Hubbard shows up in that Pasadena world and he starts living at Parsons Ranch.
There, which of course is the same house that Fleming lived in.
And he's a prolific writer.
In fact, he is someone who is very close to a person who's written the most books of anyone.
He's right up there at the world record.
But most of his stuff was weird pulp science fiction.
At a certain point in conversation, he decides, you know.
The ultimate thing to do would be to have a religion because you wouldn't get taxed.
And Scientology, of course, went through great pains not to be taxed.
So there are many thoughts about Hubbard and his brilliance.
What he decided to do is construct a religion.
And he became an incredible control freak and with the cult.
And he created from Dianetics Scientology.
A lot of people separate the two.
As a matter of fact, the person that I just mentioned, Van Vaat, who wrote the alien screenplay in 1939, he worked for 10 years on Dianetics and he helped spread the books out and all the rest, and he was very close with Parsons.
And he completely rejected the Scientology part versus Dianetics because we have to give.
Him a lot of credit for Dianetics in a way because he saw through what they were trying to do with psychology to a degree.
They were trying to have a one size fits all thing and they were trying to control people through pharmaceuticals.
This type of thing, he was a really early adopter on.
And so we have to kind of take witness there to Hubbard, the thinker, and, you know, Hubbard, the influence of Hubbard.
What happens is it becomes a cult, and then he becomes somebody who's very at odds with authority as well.
One of the key things that he does in relation to our friend Parsons is he becomes enamored of.
Parsons' wife and takes off with her.
And he also takes off with the money that they've put aside for their big venture and his yacht.
And it's great, you know, when you go through the letters, you can actually read them that go.
And I do recommend this book, Sex and Rockets.
There's some weirdness to the book, but there's a lot of key details in here.
The person, John Carter, wrote it, that's a pseudonym, never identified themselves.
There is an opening intro with Robert Anton Wilson.
And there's a lot of key information in this book.
I once interviewed the publisher of this book because I was trying to get the author of the book on the record, and they sent out the publisher instead.
And, you know, I did this interesting interview with him.
And as soon as I was done, for some reason, I said, I'm not going to run the interview.
And he had done a lot, actually, and published a lot of books.
But my own feeling was that he ran Feral House, and a lot of people may even be familiar with him.
But whatever it was that was going on in that interview, and with this author not coming forward to speak about his own book, I didn't do it.
I didn't go for it.
But years later, reading the book, there's certainly some interesting details in there.
A couple of interesting things, because remember, what we're talking about with Parsons is Thelema.
So.
That is what he was getting Hubbard into.
And this is what Hubbard learned from the best, right?
Then he screwed them over and he took off with his money and his wife.
But he learned from the best first.
So, what was it that he learned?
I think this is an important bridge for us to understand Scientology, even its position that it holds in the culture now and what a cult that it is.
Not saying that he didn't understand certain things very deeply, he certainly did, but he used it to terrible advantage.
And one of the things that he was engaged in was he was on a ship and he ran the cult largely from the ship.
And he claimed that he was looking for a hidden island.
Now, of course, he took port often off the coast of Florida.
So he's there in that hot zone.
You have to wonder, in relation to the things we've talked about with Hemingway and the unusual activities that he was doing, scanning the floor of the ocean floor.
In the hot zone for ruins that he was aware of and living in Bimini, if this wasn't also what L. Ron Hubbard was engaged in with that life on the ship routine.
By the way, if you stepped out of line on that ship when they went into dock, they would throw you overboard.
So if you were, you know, anti cult or you weren't clear or something like that, overboard you would go.
Now, that said, they wouldn't sort of throw you overboard while they were out there on the ocean.
But once they got into port where they could dump you off and they know you could get out, you know, whatever, but just as like a humiliation thing.
They would dump them over the edge.
So, that sort of says everything I think we need to know about Mr. Hubbard.
So, we get a lot of these people, like with Crowley, they're very mixed bag.
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So, this is that thing I mentioned earlier associated with Thelema.
It's the stele of Ankh F. N. Khonsu.
It would most likely remain one of many Egyptian artifacts and go unnoticed, but it caught the eye of British occultist Alistair Crowley.
And has been connected with him and his new religion ever since.
During a visit to Cairo in 1904, Crowley and his wife Rose saw the image, and Crowley became convinced that it had been produced to commemorate his own death 2,500 years ago.
So he gets this flash.
Now, it is an interesting image for a number of different reasons, but the The thing that happens with Crowley is he gets this whole channeling from a creature called Iwas.
And Iwas gives him all this information about his previous lives.
And he also says, You know, you're here to lead us into the new age of Horus and all the rest.
So he fills him up and he puffs him up.
And so Crowley, when he's done with that channeling, thinks, I am the greatest.
And later, first I want to mention Crowley's so much for this.
We'll have to split this into two episodes, but I'm going to read this.
The voice of Awas.
This is in the book Equinox of the Gods, and it's Crowley describing the encounter in detail.
This is Crowley now.
Quote The voice of Awas came apparently over my left shoulder.
From the furthest corner of the room, it seemed to echo itself in my physical heart in a very strange manner, hard to describe.
I have noticed a similar phenomenon when I have been waiting for a message fraught with great hope or dread.
The voice was passionately poured.
As if I was alert about the time limit.
The voice was of a deep timbre, musical and expressive, its tones solemn, voluptuous, tender, fierce, or aught else as suited the moods of the message.
Not bass, but perhaps a rich tenor or baritone.
The English was free of either native or foreign accents, perfectly pure of local or caste mannerisms.
Thus startling and even uncanny at first hearing, I had a strong impression that the speaker was actually in the corner.
Where he seemed to be in a body of fine matter, transparent as a veil of gauze or a cloud of incense smoke.
He seemed to be a tall, dark man in his thirties, well knit, active, and strong, with the face of a savage king and eyes veiled lest their gaze should destroy what they saw.
The dress was not Arab, it suggested Assyrian or Persian, but very vaguely I took little note of it, for to me at that time, Iwas was an angel, such as I had often seen in visions as being purely astral.
So, you know, in Crowley's world, he's getting angelic visions, and the beings that he's tapped into are giving him this thing that he's to be this new age messenger with his, you know, do as you will, you're the new human mentality.
He thinks that he's tripped into the universal secrets here.
That happens to him in Egypt.
The person who'll take over, or the being that will take over for Ayahuasca, is Lamb.
And so Lamb shows up and communicates with Crowley after this.
You know, everyone who sees Lamb can see that there's something about him that is like the Greys, of course.
But he, again, is this interdimensional being who is giving information to Crowley.
And Crowley is their conduit for this.
But there's something about.
His interactions that are very different than, say, you know, Steiner's visions or something like this.
Because, again, in the mystery schools that, you know, are trying to help move humanity forward, we're getting these messages of do everything you must to serve, you know, and it's service, it's attunement and service.
That's where the mystery schools come from.
The beings that are giving information to Crowley are saying, You are the thing.
You are like God.
And, you know, he says human beings are stars.
He writes that in 1915.
Well, it's interesting.
A Hollywood star is what they do.
You know, people are stars.
So it's coming in, it's a celebration of humanity, but it's coming in on an egoic level.
So it is, you know, it's kind of a temptation of pride thing.
And certainly Crowley knew a great deal, but he's also, you know, has this incredible sense that he's getting.
Direct contact.
So that gives us, I think, that flash there.
And I think what we'll do as a follow up to this is we'll take a look at Crowley's influence with Hubbard and we'll go a further step with Marjorie as well because she becomes such an important piece of what happens after Hubbard takes Parsons' wife and his money.
He basically opens up to these same type of energies that Crowley is opening up to and says, Send me that woman who can do the Babylon working with me.
And then she appears and she is the Scarlet Woman.
But she's quite fascinating, too.
In fact, I found out that she worked with the Joint Chiefs making maps for the military.
So, again, very, very deep connections.
So, we're going to follow up on this.
And the way that we'll do it is in the next Female Targets episode because it's going to Tie all these things together, and we'll do some more of that tonight.
But with that, Miss Olivia, you're on.
Okay, all right.
So, I it's been an incredible ideas room.
People are so knowledgeable.
So, I have missed some of the show, unfortunately.
So, I may we may repeat ourselves.
So, Steiner to God said, DJ, do you think these were luciferic entities communicating with Crowley?
They're a lower astral, you know, I think that they're powerful beings, but.
It seems to me that they're trying to use Crowley to set up their kingdom.
And I think that from where they're coming from, they don't see anything wrong.
Just like the Armonic forces setting up the eighth sphere, for them, it's like they're perpetuating their own existence and their relationship with humanity is, it certainly is a harvesting relationship.
But yeah, I think that they're darker, lower entities that he's contacting with.
What's great.
What can be learned from the Crowley material is that if somebody takes the time to engage with astral energies, you know, that there are other realms that you can communicate with.
And, you know, Crowley did a lot of things where, you know, as a master magician, we can take a look at it and say, hmm, you know, he understood that things like hair, nails, And even urine could be hijacked for magical ritual.
And so he had a process of keeping those things.
He had talked about how the political situation was often manipulated through personal items and spells that were done on personal items.
You remember that thing in Rosemary's Baby where they cried at the club?
That whole thing comes out of the curly exposing that.
So there are things that are useful in that information.
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The problem is.
Where the kind of OTO focus is, you know, it goes back to the individual.
So there's conversations that people then have about it, but I can tell you that the mystery schools come from a totally different center of affirming yourself as a spiritual being, attuning yourself in that way for service.
And none of that shows up in the left hand school work.
They're coming from a very different place.
Yeah.
Housatonic Live says Great show.
Hubbard grew up down the street from Bill Gates Sr. in Bremerton, Washington.
Hey.
Anything seen in your research on their relationship?
Well, see, there's some, you might have just added some ex geography right there.
Gates has all kinds of weird connections.
There's no question about it.
He's certainly placed where he is.
And think about the position that he had, or they were trying to anoint him with the whole, you know, master of the vaccines, Dr. Gates thing.
And so much of their messaging was off because there was such a throwback.
Against him, such a pushback against Gates.
It was phenomenal.
I've never seen a more hated individual on the public stage at that point.
And what happens is these guys are billionaires and everyone's walking around saying, you're wonderful and you're great and all this.
And you just think everything that I do, you buy into it.
But then when you come out and deal with it for real, people really understood and could see through Gates.
What they did.
With the Melinda Gates divorce thing and the phony little sex scandal, is just what they did with Andrew Cuomo, which was get them off the hook on the bigger thing by getting them on the hook for this little thing, like a sex scandal.
People don't really care about it.
It's gone pretty soon.
So instead of trying Gates or pointing out the fact that some countries want him for crimes against humanity, they just give this little thing of like, oh, he cheated on his wife.
And the same thing with Cuomo, just like Cuomo set up.
The people in those nursing homes to develop COVID and its criminal negligence on a mass level.
And his aide admitted it by accident to a group of Democratic congressmen, and somebody was running a tape, and then the tape got out.
That's really why he stepped out.
His sex scandal was actually not even practically non existent.
So, you know, we have to understand the mechanisms of how they do these things.
They could do the same thing with Fauci.
Remember when things weren't looking so good?
For Fauci last May, it looked like, you know, they were raising the specter that we can throw you to the wolves if you don't do exactly what we say.
But he's, you know, he's been in with them since the beginning.
So he's like a 40 year member.
And, you know, Fitz has a great name for him.
She calls him a desk killer.
So, yeah, it helps us to be aware of who we're dealing with on the public stage.
And they're not who they portray themselves as.
Yes.
Thomas Tyson again.
So, what is your opinion regarding the possibility that Barbara Bush is Crowley's daughter?
I used to think this was ridiculous.
I'm now on board.
Here's the thing I'm going to tell you why this is very possibly true.
There's a lot of things that float around like that that are just absurd.
Like, oh, hey, Julian Assange is John Trump's love chops.
And they mess with Photoshop.
It's just fun.
It's like the National Inquiry used to type level of stuff.
But with her, it's very interesting because Crowley's reputation in that period was people wanted to go and do workshops with him the same way that people like to go and do ayahuasca or something now.
Level that he was on, people would go, like, oh, I can go, I can do a ritual, and all the rest of it.
And we know for a fact that Barbara Bush's mother went and spent time with Crowley.
And her strange appearance, looking very much like Crowley, and the strange connection of the Bushes to occult ceremonies, lends itself a really major case for that.
Absolutely.
So, of all the ones that are out there, including Angela Merkel is Hitler's love child, all those things.
I don't believe, but the Barbara Bush one's very, very good possibility for sure.
Yes.
Okay, wide awake.
Is it true that Gunderson married Anton LaVey's widow?
I don't have that information offhand.
It would seem a stretch.
So if you have information on that, send it to me at info at darkjournalist.com and I'll check it out.
Okay, some stuff about Pasadena.
Mordecai said there are rumors that the Manson family may have been involved in some unsolved murders in the Raymond Hill neighborhood in Pasadena.
That's right.
There's a series of murders there.
In the 60s before the major murders.
You mean like trial runs?
Yeah, well, it's interesting because the Tate Lobbianka murders are also strange, and in a lot of ways, they are not as they're presented, which is why there's so much information out there still about them.
The whole thing is still very strange because it seems like there were test runs.
And there were all these things.
And also, the Lubyankas didn't have anything to do with the Tates.
So it was very strange to have this happen right afterwards.
Also, again, when they grabbed Manson, he and the people who were under him were all under mind control.
So it wasn't just like Manson is using mind control on his followers, which he was, but he's also under mind control.
So who was handling Manson?
The real good answer for this, I think, is coming out in the research that the same person who handled Manson.
Through all of his various paroles, was a guy named Jolly West who came out of Gottlieb's MKUltra program.
Jolly West, one thing that we can track about him that's significant is that when he went and analyzed as a psychologist Jack Ruby after Ruby had shot Lee Harvey Oswald, as soon as he left, Ruby became acted insane.
Now, one of the things that Jolly West Had been working on as part of MKUltra was the ability to make someone insane without them realizing it.
And this is like a subtle hypnosis or whatever he was using.
But there's a trail with Jolly West through those programs and his control of Manson.
So, another weird thing, you know, when I talk about this Pasadena, Mexico connection, which we see in the Hodel story, and we see it in so many different pieces, and Parsons' story as well.
There's something about that Mexico connection with this because Manson was also let off.
When he was supposed to be on parole and all this, to go work for a mining company in Mexico.
And he's working, you know, so here is Manson doing a straight job in Mexico, supposedly, for a mining company.
And then when Tom O'Neill went to research the mining company, which was supposedly based in New Mexico, he found out that it had folded and there was no way to contact the way that they had left the principals, is all anonymous.
So it was a CIA front.
So, whatever was going on in that kind of, you know, Manson operation, which again, remember all that stuff happens in Laurel Canyon.
We're looking at a piece that goes, has those threads all the way back to Hodel.
And who is it who's giving classes in Laurel Canyon?
It's Parsons.
He has his own society there where he gets these occultists and science fiction writers together.
That's how he meets.
Our friend L. Ron Hubbard.
Yes.
Okay.
So, AJS, did Parsons and the woman in the red dress produce a physical child while doing the Babylon working, or was their offspring only spiritual?
I think what happens in relation to the ritual is that even Crowley is afraid of the way that they did it.
He's correcting them about how they did it.
But no, the way that they did it.
Moved forward doing the ritual.
And again, how much of it do we even understand what they were doing?
What we do know is that it was Marjorie Cameron and Hubbard and Parsons who were the principals, and they were taking their general instruction from Crowley.
But he was worried about them doing it because he was in London and he thought that they were basically bungling and might do something absolutely terrible.
And the idea of them doing the ritual and letting in these dark forces and all the rest.
So, a lot of people have said, in retrospect, analyzing it, that that's how the UFO wave started.
I know that the UFO wave was around previous to that, but it is so very interesting.
It feels great.
I would say that there's something about the depth of the rituals.
You have to understand that.
Parsons was on a level where he's taking instructions from the top master magician in occult circles, Crowley, on one hand, and on the other hand, he's a master technology guy.
He is that interface.
It's the same thing with the transhumanist stuff that they're rolling out.
There is definitely a hazard involved in the work that they're doing as the way they're pursuing it, just like there's a hazard.
But that knowledge of the scientific part mixed with the kind of Deeper esoteric occult knowledge that is the combination that we're looking for when we're looking at this.
It's kind of like we need to understand the sorcery aspect in order to understand the rest.
Yes.
Pavel Jakubczyk.
So, what was their intent doing this ritual?
Well, you have to go back to Moonchild, which is Crowley's book.
It's a very interesting book.
And.
They do, it's kind of like a Rosemary's Baby type ritual.
Now, there's a lot of things that they were after with the kind of Parsons rituals that he was all about.
And he, you know, his understudy was Hubbard.
So when you think about all the things that Hubbard brings in for Dianetics and clearing and talking about how there are Thetas and higher aliens that are going to help you when you get to a certain level of Scientology, I bet.
I bet that that is all directly gleamed from Parsons' work with Crowley.
And, you know, both Crowley and Parsons were dead, and Hubbard could just run down the field.
So I think in Scientology is the remnant of the aim of the work that they were doing, which is pretty creepy considering how influential Scientology has become.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
We're here, X107.
It's magic with a K in Pasadena.
And we're looking at Hodel, L. Ron Hubbard, Jack Parsons, the OTO, Crowley, even Bogliosi and Sirhan Sirhan, all around this Pasadena landscape with Caltech and Aerojet, which we didn't even get into tonight.
But Aerojet was the company founded by Molina and Jack Parsons specifically for the purposes of making these advanced rockets when the only other place in the world they were doing it was in Germany.
And in truth, although we imported so much of the space program from Germany, Molina and Parsons, who were in contact with von Braun again, they were pretty far, they were pretty advanced.
I mean, they were definitely on the same level and they were using magic as well.
So there's certainly a lot of advances, I think, that they had.
I believe from researching both of them, That the real reason they're chased out of the country is because they understood that the X technology works from a kind of a psychic level.
And that's something that they both understood, and so they had to be.
You know, J. Edgar Hoover made it a personal mission to destroy them both.
That's weird.
And, you know, there are people, we understand that Parsons took contracts from Israel to develop a rocket program from Israel.
But remember, he died in 52, I believe, and Israel was only founded in 48.
So that's a small window there where he takes that contract, and we're allies.
We helped to set up Israel.
It doesn't seem like the kind of thing that they would go after him for.
So there's something else in there.
For me, I think the deeper aspects suggest that they understood the X technology.
That's what makes them pariahs to that deep state, which should love them, right?
I mean, if these guys are deep state occultists, then what's the problem?
The problem must be that they understood and they became a threat on their own, Molina and Parsons, because they had the occult piece and the deep state became afraid of them and afraid of their knowledge.
And then supposedly the thing that was happening there at the end was that he was developing an incredibly powerful explosive that he was going to share.
And they were worried about that, and he was planning on making a trip to Mexico.
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That's what was going on when the Mercury blew up his house.
Yes.
So, Iza Peacekeeper says, Do you think Jack's demise was an accident or not?
Oh, no.
No, no.
They set it up so that his house would explode when he was doing the experiment.
And, you know, we have to remember.
Parsons is quite extraordinary.
He's only 37 years old.
And if we backtrack on him for a moment, remember his parents were wealthy Bostonians who went out to Pasadena.
And the wife discovered that the husband was very different than how he portrayed himself.
He had prostitutes and all this stuff.
So she was from a very refined family.
Background and she got rid of him and she did not allow any contact of him with Parsons.
So Parsons grew up without a father figure, and Crowley was certainly the father figure.
It's rare that you get to see Parsons' mother.
That's a picture of her from her passport.
And again, what I want to point out is that just like the founding of Caltech, there's that Boston, Pasadena thing that goes back and forth.
And if we can find out what That mechanism is.
It might be the finances come from Boston to set up the technology that's in that area.
But this home, actually, on 181 Com Ave, that is where that incredible funder of Caltech came from.
So, you know, Fleming lived here originally, but he went out to Pasadena.
You know, he was this incredible lumber baron from Canada, went to Boston, lived on Cum Ave, and then he went to Pasadena to found and expand Caltech.
So, you know, there's a tie over there.
If we can understand the Boston part, then the Pasadena part is going to make more sense.
Yes.
You know, this is an interesting comment.
Ruiz Pereira, Nazi creepy times we're living with occult agendas.
I'm.
I wonder if we've ever lived without occult agendas.
They've kind of always been with us, yes?
Well, the Nazi part, forget it.
They were master occultists.
And, you know, somebody pointed out that Crowley worked for MI5.
And what's interesting is they were using the magicians versus each other, you know, just like they try to use Gurdjieff certain times.
Rasputin was another master magician that the Russians called in.
He ends up getting shot by those forces who want to pull off the Russian Revolution and don't want him around.
So it's very interesting when we think about who is being employed.
Remember the Jean Dixon aspects that we brought forward.
Jean Dixon, at a certain point in history, in my opinion, was the most powerful woman in the world because of the influence that she had on Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan.
So her prognostications gave them incredible insights into what they needed to do.
And their trust in her was off the charts because she'd been doing readings.
And giving psychic and astrological help to presidents since FTR.
So, you know, there's a very major psychic wing operative on political circles.
They just don't talk about it and they ridicule it because it's better that way.
Then they keep the advantage and nobody's the wiser.
Everyone, you're watching the Dark Journalist Show.
It's X107.
We're going to take a few more of your questions here.
It's great to be with you on this Labor Day weekend.
And wow, we try to pack a lot into tonight with the episode and updates, but I'm going to do a State of the Union show, X State of the Union, coming up here as well.
So we'll be able to cover some of the kind of crazy things on the geopolitical surface going on and the insanity of what's happening in Australia as well.
It's, you know, so many of the people there need a rallying cry and to hang in there, and they need our support because they are just under siege, in my opinion.
And, um, As well, the people in New Zealand in the ridiculous policy of they get one case, they think, and they lock the whole place down and, like, don't even get packages from Amazon because you can't go to your door.
I mean, you know, that is becoming a captured Nazi state.
And so the international community should focus on it.
And it's an outrage.
So the more that the Australian people send smoke signals, the more we'll get them around.
But there is a lot going on in that relation.
I wanted to back up the thing that I just mentioned about Fleming living there.
So we've got at 181 Comm Ave.
So I found the actual record for it in the background.
So Miss Thayer was just someone who owned 181 Comm Ave.
It became the home, she owned it, and then it became the home of Arthur H. Fleming, a widower, and his daughter Marjorie, who we went through earlier tonight.
Arthur Fleming was a lumberman in California where he was the major benefactor.
Of the California Institute of Technology.
So that's available public record for anybody.
This for the whole Boston to Pasadena thing.
Yes, Miss Olivia.
So, George E. Bunkovich, did Crowley or JP go to the hot zone?
Yeah, I'm working on a really interesting piece.
I think it's going to be the next episode.
And I could give the title away.
Should I give the title away?
I'll wait.
But you'll probably get a good answer on that in the next episode.
I do feel that it's important to say that, like the hot zone activity, it sort of helps expose what the motivations of some of these people are, and it also shows who is influencing them.
So, the X check geography that we've been checking in with gives us a new map, and that's crucial.
You know, so if we go over here on one side and we say Moon, Pennsylvania.
And we go over here and we say Pasadena and we say Coronado and then we say Abbotsford.
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It's different.
We're connecting dots on a very different level than when we get into these subjects around UFOs and things like that.
And everything's just area 51, you know, or Roswell.
So there's a huge map there.
And the hot zone, in my opinion, is one of the most crucial places for the geopolitics to roll out.
And coming up in the future with land rising and those things coming into the public consciousness, it's going to be a very important area.
We're going to understand things about it.
That we don't know.
One of the things that Casey said about it was that underneath Bimini, there was more gold than is in the world's circulation today.
Think about that.
So they may already be operational around those things.
So there's so much there, I think, that we need to kind of piece together.
All right, Miss Olivia.
So hang on.
Rainer Newton, who mind controlled Parsons and Hubbard?
Parsons has worked on, you know, there are a couple of different pieces there.
I think that Hubbard is like a manipulator.
So he's like a, he's too smart for his own good, but everything is, how can I manipulate people with it?
Now, what's interesting is you can still gleam a lot, even from Dianetics, there are things to learn.
Scientology becomes the cult, and there's a lot of dead weight.
But remember, You know, he understands things.
He understands the Nazi aspect, post war Nazi piece.
He talks about it.
He talks about psychology and how psychiatry got captured by the pharma aspect.
You know, he's right about some things.
He has the insights.
The problem is, he was narcissistic and he, you know, everything that he gleaned from his work with Crowley and Parsons, he used to set up a cult.
Because, and again, those guys were very advanced.
But I would say the person, if you look at those letters that Crowley writes back and forth with Parsons, it's quite remarkable because he's trying to protect him from Hubbard.
So the Great Beast is concerned about the low browedness of Hubbard because Hubbard is just that much of a scumbag.
So you have to say it's just somebody who doesn't have any moral code.
But it's so offensive that even Crowley has a problem with it.
That's pretty low.
So let's think about that.
But there is a weird, if the tone of those letters is like protection, you know, like Crowley's telling him, protect yourself.
And it's interesting, isn't it?
Because a lot of people would look at Parsons and say, like, oh, you know, he's evil.
He's working with Crowley and all this stuff.
But here he is being taken advantage of by Hubbard.
So there's like a weird openness which gets Parsons into trouble in the first place.
I mean, after all, he's a genius, right?
So it's very interesting.
There's a quote in here from Robert Anton Wilson that he says in relation to what he felt about Parsons.
And he says, As you have gathered by now, I do not regard Parsons and Crowley as black magicians or Satanists or anything of that sort.
Magic with a K has many aspects, but primarily it acts as a dramatized system of psychology, of neuro linguistic metaprogramming to train us to break out of the cage of the socially conditioned ego and by plunging directly into the chaos and void from which we emerged,
experience a rebirth into a new sense of self, of world, and of chaos and the void, knowing directly by experience that all these names hide the same hidden unity.
The wonderful magician who makes the grass green, makes the sad man sad, makes the angry woman angry, and makes the loving heart overflow with further love endlessly.
Dr. John Lilly called this process metaprogramming the human biocomputer.
Dr. Timothy Leary, conscious of his debts to both Crowley and Parsons, called it serial reimprinting of our reality tunnel.
So, This is it.
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It's a perspective.
And there's so much in our lives that is about free will.
So they have that knowledge that they want to do it themselves and they don't want to attune spiritually to do it.
They want to use their own senses to do it.
So, in my opinion, the left hand schools and the influence of left hand schools, that's their problem.
They're incredibly knowledgeable, but.
They're all about the attunement part.
They don't want the service part mixed in with it.
And that's the balance that you get in the true mystery schools attunement and service.
Yes.
Silver Fox, if an alien can control human minds, then would that explain who's really in control?
If an animal can?
If an alien.
Oh, an alien.
I thought you said animal.
That's not interesting.
Well, look, in those cases, When I talk about apotheosis, the mind control is rich and it's deep in the alien experiences.
I've talked to people who've had alien encounters for years, and they have no control when they interact with the aliens.
The aliens can paralyze them, can make them see things, can make them float, can float them through walls and everything else.
So, those are effects of a kind of physical reality they don't have any control over.
So, therefore, interaction with aliens.
The way that we understand it, and the way that we've seen, like when people have these encounters with grays and things like that, they have all the advantages mentally.
So, you know, I do feel that the same types of tools that help you get through a difficult situation observation, self remembering, meditation these types of things are the same things that would help you.
In an alien encounter, but mentally, they have incredible control, hypnotic control over their subjects.
And it seems that the suggestions that they use are almost like, you know, sedatives we use on animals or something.
So, that whole process of alien abduction, you know, it raises a lot of questions about.
You know how easy it is for an alien to control us.
But I still would say that fundamentally, that, you know, aliens, I like to look at aliens this way as a kind of a peer level.
I think we have a false Superman thing that goes on with the alien aspect because they are advanced on certain levels.
So I think that being able, even in an alien experience, to claim your own center is possible.
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Yes.
This is interesting.
So, Taftaf says, Hubbard was abused by naval intelligence.
He wrote pleading letters to help get him out of their clutches.
This is him as a young man well before the monster actions of later.
So he was naval intelligence.
He was ONI, right?
Well, that's very early.
The other thing is that he was also bullied in school.
His father getting out of his life when he's one year old leaves him strangely imbalanced.
He's kind of like, you know, a richy rich type situation, and he is catered to.
His family is very, extremely wealthy.
And that changes during the Depression.
He almost becomes a victim of the Depression and he has to pick up scientific jobs, you know.
But when he's in boarding schools and stuff, he's blowing up bathrooms, you know.
So he has this.
That knows how to create explosives and rockets and all the rest of it, but he's using it for very destructive purposes.
And so when he goes to the Pasadena junior high schools there, he's thrown out.
And so I think he's problematic because he's a genius, he's very open spiritually, and he has a destructive streak to him.
But there's something that is.
Open enough about him.
They suggested he was dyslexic, but it seems like they like to say that about everybody.
But it seems to me that he's so open that he can be manipulated.
And so that's the impression I get the most with Parsons.
He's a very intriguing character.
I don't think that he's looking for an evil pathway.
I think that he thinks that the new pathway is to just throw off everything and to be a kind of a scientific.
Psychic mastermind, you know, that's where he's coming from, and his role model is Crowley, who loves him.
You know, Crowley is like thinks he's the greatest thing, and Crowley does his chart and you know, everything else.
Um, so he Crowley knows how to pick him, yes.
Um, so George Ivankovich again, DJ, who discovered Jack Parsons and gave him his position at JPL?
Teller, no, Teller's not really on the scene yet.
Um I think that the name is not coming to me, but I mentioned him earlier.
But he was selected literally, he was picked out kind of the same way that Hodel was picked out because they had programs at that period and it was very easy to test that genius level and then recruit them in.
So he certainly was spotted by that.
Remember, the group inside of Caltech are the same people who are trying to recruit Einstein, you know?
And so they want to make that brain trust there.
And I think the more that we look at Fleming, we're going to discover yeah, he's a lumber baron, but what is it that goes deeper?
Remember, he builds this incredible observatory there at Caltech as well.
So, astronomically, they're very informed.
So, this is, I think, where some of the deeper routes are going to take us.
But again, Caltech in Pasadena with Hodel in Pasadena and all of the things that come out of that and the OTO selecting.
Crowley's headquarters for Pasadena.
You know, there's something about the geography here, right above Los Angeles, Hollywood, and all the things that come out of that, Laurel Canyon and its incredible influence on the culture, that has to get us thinking in a more supernatural light.
Yes.
Jimmy Swagg says DARPA is in Pasadena, psychoactive weapons.
Yes, psychoactive.
Excellent point.
Wow.
Yeah.
This is, I think, where we're going.
Miss Olivia will take one more question.
One more question.
Okay.
Well, We're going to go back to circling.
You can circle it around.
So, this is a kind of David Turbina special.
DJ, L. Ron Hubbard predicted the ability to control a man's mind eerily similar to the Sirhan story.
He called his original manuscript about it Excalibur or the Dark Sword, the One Command.
Berkowitz mentioned a supernatural influence that affected his psyche, he called Sawang.
Do you think there is a druidic magic cult involved in this story?
Hubbard did use Arthurian legends heavily, and then Charlotte came in and said, Black magic works by subverting the white.
Therefore, Hubbard would try to do that to the Grail legends, as did the Nazis.
Oh, yes.
Well, the Nazis really thought that they were close to having the Grail, and they had an incredible understanding of the power of sacred objects, including the You know, the spear that pierced the side supposedly of Christ when he was on the cross.
This was the object that Hitler dreamed of having in his grasp.
But I do think that there's something interesting there.
I'll tell you something else that Hubbard did, which was extraordinary, which was when he fell out with Parsons after taking his wife and his money in his yacht.
Parsons sued him, and he had good grounds to do it, so they came to some kind of understanding.
But as a result, Hubbard said, You're going to die in a fire and predicted it outright.
And Parsons went back and said, You know, how weird is this?
And there are letters with Parsons talking about Hubbard saying that.
And then three years later, he dies in a fire.
So it's weird.
Again, Hubbard's a great unknown in a number of ways.
And also, you know, it's well known that Scientology.
This is extraordinary.
But Scientology, when they were in trouble with the IRS, did surveillance on the IRS.
That is, they bugged the IRS offices.
So you got to think of the level that they're operating on.
Who is it that's helping them do what they do on that level?
When Pat Price, who was a remote viewer and the best psychic that came into that program, I had Russell Targ on the show a couple of times talking about how incredible Price was.
And he was an L.A. sheriff who could look at a mug book and spot the criminal in the crime and was just phenomenal.
But he was one of the best remote viewers, and the CIA wanted him immediately.
But then they found out that he was a Scientologist who was reporting about his work as part of the like you know, theta clearing that they were doing on him.
And so Scientology was pulling all this info about the CIA, and then Pat Price ended up dead.
Think about that though Scientology, there's a lot more than meets the eye.
This is not just a group that is operating as a cult and has all these chapters, something is.
Protecting them in relation to government institutions.
I remember there was a story from somebody who defected from, who was like a co captain on one of Hubbard's ships, and it said he carried heroin in the ships, that he was basically part of a gigantic drug running operation, which is, that may have been where they got so much of the protection.
So again, you know, it's a mixed bag because I want to say this about Hubbard.
I do feel that if you study some of his works, there are things.
He has unique insights on things.
So, you know, you can't dismiss him and his work, but obviously, whatever was going on there, there's criminal activity, which is in some kind of group, some sort of international entity that's protecting them.
And I think that the cult like activity of those who've picked up after the fact, remember what they're doing.
And I remember their personality tests, you know, when I was a teenager, they used to try to manipulate me.
They'd come up to me with this test, and I would be like, I don't want to do it.
They would do, let's do it right now.
And they'd run away as if I should run with them.
You know, they had all these weird tricks.
And so I understood pretty quickly what they were all about.
My feeling is, though, that, you know, you think about a group like that and the incredible background that they have, that they've made this incredible billion dollar cult, but the value of a group operating and giving.
You know, that type of thing that they pretend to give would be remarkable in a society like this.
Instead, it's just a, you know, it's a money vacuuming, mind control type operation, unfortunately.
Yes.
So, a cult man wanted to know is there any relationship with Fleming and Ian Fleming?
Did you find that?
You know, Fleming is a fairly common name.
So, I haven't found it in any definitive way, although I'm finding Flemings that are, you know, I was coming directly from the legal people who were Flemings, and it seems like they have very interesting connections if they are connected to Arthur Fleming.
It's a good, it's a real good lead if that turns out to be true.
So it's an excellent question.
I wanted to squeeze this in.
Yes.
So Tomiltach O'Feargal said Marjorie Cameron did a ritual and claims its result was the Flower Children of the 60s.
Oh, yes.
Well, I'll tell you a couple of other interesting things about her.
She did.
She's a very, very interesting character, first of all.
But Kenneth Anger and his weird, Crowley ish movies used her.
But then these other more legitimate film directors used her.
She was in a movie with Dennis Hopper, I found out.
And I watched some clips from that.
Absolutely fascinating.
And this is one of her art pieces.
She was a remarkable artist.
Cool.
Yeah.
She could have easily done her own tarot deck, for example.
She lived until 1995 and was largely regarded as a witch.
You know, since you got me on that, a couple of quick things.
That's another of Frank Molina's pieces of art.
You'll notice again, the eighth sphere is hanging out.
You will find that in all of his work.
And also, I think when you look at this one, you can see the outline of rocket designs, of aeronautic designs.
He's getting very cosmic downloads.
I think in his work, um, we mentioned Blavatsky in the beginning of all this.
Look, Blavatsky, you know, think about who was surrounding Crowley, right?
Lamb and I was, and all these beings, and it's sort of like they're trying to use him for things.
This is Blavatsky surrounded by the masters.
Think of the difference of her mission from Crowley's, and you get that real.
Snapshot of the difference between the right hand schools and the left hand schools.
It makes a huge difference where it's coming from.
You might employ the same methods, you might know the same types of skills, and you might be on a master level either way, but your aim, the aim really makes all the difference.
And I think that we get, you know, that with that image of Blavatsky, I think we need to lock that in our minds when we're thinking about.
You know, the efforts of somebody like Crowley to know the master's secrets of the universe so he could use it to make himself a super being, and contrast that with the efforts of somebody like Blavatsky to move the culture forward into spiritual realization for humanity.
It's very different goals.
And, you know, when you think of someone humble like Edgar Cayce, for example, and the work that he did, you know, there's so much.
That he gave on psychic experience, meditation, religion, Atlantis.
So that's the gift that he did, opening up to that information his way.
And everyone has their own path with it.
And Crowley was a genius, no doubt about it.
But I think that the aims here show us the contrast between those schools.
And that's going to become more and more important as we study these things.
Look, the more that you understand, I can say this unequivocally, if you understand the mystery school aspects, Like many of the questions geopolitically, media wise, you know, so many of these things become clear because you understand that the mystery schools are operating underneath it and that the secret societies, left hand schools,
are trying to suppress the things that the mystery schools are trying to bring into the culture to raise the spiritual level.
That's the real war behind the scenes.
And it's been going on very heavily since the 19th century in particular.
I'm sure it goes far further back into Pythagoras and the Book of the Dead in Egypt and all the rest.
But the era that we're in, you know, we take that 19th century leap.
It's the scientific materialism and those trying to make that a religion.
And you see it all the time.
I believe in science.
And we pointed that out earlier, which is the science that they believed in is somebody else's construct.
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Which can be easily manipulated.
It doesn't have anything to do with real science at all.
And that's something I think we can take to the bank on this.
Everyone, fantastic to have you with us.
Olivia, we have some people to shout out.
We do, first and foremost, it's Najat's birthday.
Hey!
Happy birthday, Najat.
Najat's been doing outstanding work and she's always asked incredible questions.
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Oh, the second question Did Jack Parsons ever have a float in the Rose Parade?
Whoa, no, but you know, they named a crater on the moon for Parsons.
So, you know, I have to say, I want to give Richard Hoagland credit that in the mid 90s, he went into Parsons and Crowley a lot.
You know, and that's 20, 25 years ago, and it was way before a lot of people had a handle on it.
So, Hoagland gets a lot of appreciation for bringing a lot of those things out early on.
And his identification of NASA using dates that were specific to important dates on the occult calendar, I think, is also very crucial.
But he pointed out that thing about JPL being Jack Parsons' lab.
And it really makes a lot of sense.
So that's the kind of alternative research I think that we need going on at this time.
And Lord knows we've lost a lot of scholars.
I wanted to mention this.
You know, there's somebody, there's a guy named Ken Thomas who wrote some really, he wrote JFK and UFO.
He did some really excellent books.
And I know Ken, I haven't talked to him so much recently, but somebody he tried to get me to speak with was Skylar.
Alvegren and Skylar was this amazing 40 and just a remarkable woman who she wrote, you know, she studied John Keel and she met Keel and she really tracked down so many of these subjects and did a remarkable job.
And she finally became a Facebook friend of mine.
I, you know, he had mentioned her to me like five years ago and I just lost track and it was hard to find her, so we didn't end up.
You know, talking about things.
But when she became a Facebook friend, she ran some of my videos and I thanked her, you know, and she was interested in the Human Betterment Foundation and the things that we were talking about about eugenics.
And she was just putting some stuff out there and I was looking forward to having a chance to talk with her.
And tragically, she passed away just a couple of days ago.
And, you know, this was a shock to everyone who knew her.
She was a young woman and she, She just was a bright personnel.
I never got to know her well.
A lot of people who did had great things to say about her.
So we really, you know, people like Skylar, we really appreciate the things that they've contributed.
And, you know, we're sorry to all of her friends and the people who knew her for losing her so suddenly.
But, you know, this shows us all just the value of the people we have in our midst and how we need to really appreciate some of the great stars that we have, giving us so much insight and light.
So, We really appreciate it.
And so we will be back next Friday, and we're going to be doing X108.
We're also going to have an X State of the Union coming up for you to cover all of the important things that are going on now.
And I also want to say that we have incredible, incredible interviews coming up for September.
And we're going to have something really remarkable and surprising, but also we're going to have Gigi Young coming up.
Very soon.
It's great to see you out there, GG.
And I'm going to do a couple of shout outs here really quickly.
Alex Kuhn, Gold Color, a cult fan.
It's great to see you, sir.
Dark Angel, Ben Gone, Wayne Peake.
Wow, fantastic.
You said Charlotte was out there?
It's great to see you out there.
Fantastic group.
In the ideas room tonight, Scott Henry, Scarlet Fire, of course, Silver Fox, Slick Dissident, that's a great name, Tessa1111, Gigi Abbey.
You know, I wanted to say that Carly from Dimensions Beyond, who's also a moderator here and just a fantastic contributor for Dark Journalist, and an all around beautiful person.
She knows she's great.
But she ended her Dimensions Beyond podcast.
She'd done She's really been doing a lot of other things, but she has always done great stuff.
So, well done, Carly.
Way to go on that.
And we look forward to your next venture, of course.
Astro Sam, it's great to see you out there.
Golden Girl, Steiner DeGaud, Thomas Tyson.
Some funny stuff there.
I thought it was pretty good.
Lambdie Lambowsky, I like it.
Fantastic.
Everyone, Tricky Vicky, it's great to see you out there.
Wow, just a great crew in the ideas room.
I know Kat Goida was out there.
Great to see you.
We will be back next week, as I mentioned.
And as I close, I will close with a quote.
And this actually is something that was said about Crowley and what he thought of this whole thing about opening portals and stuff, because we know there's been a lot around the UFO side.
So it said this dangerous process certainly was begun by Crowley, but later was amplified by his American follower, Jack Parsons.
Now, Kenneth Grant is the guy who wrote the book about Lovecraft, and he says Grant claims that the atomic explosions of 1945 disturbed the delicate psychic membrane covering our planet to the extent that the other forces began massing at the rent in the veil, and by 1947 began pouring through in greater and greater numbers.
This, of course, was the UFO phenomena.
Which Grant links directly to the type of magical operations begun by Crowley and continued by his followers.
And that is a Lovecraft book from Kenneth Grant.
So, very interesting stuff there.
And I know we're going to go opening up a lot on this subject as we get into it.
We will see you all next week.
And, Miss Olivia, you get the last one.
I just wanted to thank Vern Baumgartner for giving us a very generous donation.
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I know that there are so many things going on in the news now that I'm looking forward to do a real State of the Union sweep.
I've been watching and analyzing a lot of things on this level.
So, as we go into this fall Labor Day 2021, with eyes open, we'll go into it together.
And it's great to have everyone here.
We'll see you next week.
Can I just throw a little crazy thing out there?
I could not find a place to put this in.
Al Qaeda said, My local club is called the Pasadena.
It's cursed.
Everyone goes seriously bankrupt who owns it.
I just love that.
I mean, I hate it, but I love it.
I found out a weird thing about Pasadena.
There was a restaurant called Atlantis.
And then I was looking at it, and they were like, it closed because of this mass shooting inside the restaurant.
Whoa.
So I don't know.
A lot of weird stuff in Pasadena, but it's really beautiful, especially apparently Millionaire's Row, which is that interesting.
Orange Grove Road.
They call it Millionaire's Row.
I guess there's a reason for that.
Everyone there must be a millionaire.
Everyone, we'll see you next week.
And it's been great to have you here for X 107.
We have some people asking if you're going to do a 9 11 show.
Yeah, I think the State of the Union show is going to be a part of that.
But it's coming up.
It's the 20th anniversary.
And with the debacle, you know, we're still under the emergency, as Professor Scott.
Likes to remind us we're still under the 9 11 emergency 20 years later, and every president, whether it's Biden and I say president in quotes, Trump, Obama, Bush they all sign the emergency proclamation, which keeps us under a possible COG control, but certainly keeps NORTHCOM as the commanding wing there ready to control the United States.
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And that's always been a dangerous situation.
And so many of the unconstitutional actions flow from that false emergency that's been left in place.
Certainly, at the time, it already was controversial, but to leave it there 20 years later is beyond the pale.
And as that environment of the military industrial complex becomes more and more bloated, $800 billion a year as we have less and less wars, and they still don't pay the soldiers or give the veterans services that they need.
What's going on with all that money?
That's money that's on the books.
God knows what the blank budget real detail on that is.
But neither Democrat nor Republican ever says anything about that budget because it's their own bread and butter.
So that's the real problem, isn't it, when we get right down to these things?
And it's that the budget has been commandeered by this mass, this deep state mass on the intelligence side and the financial interests.
But those things have a way of splitting up and Becoming very apparent.
So, if anything, I think the fall is a good time for us to refocus on the constitutional freedoms and really demand those freedoms in every channel and not go back into the whole mask, surrender, non constitutionality, bizarre world.
Because we'll get Australia, and Australia is not going to lead to a good thing.
So, we'll show them how it's done.
And to the people who are in Australia, We're watching closely and we're going to help.
And so I feel like the more people in Australia stand up, the better and in a smart way, you know.
And civil disobedience is certainly the way to do it.
And it's achieved incredible results there before.
But I think it's time for the international community to spotlight Australia because the things that are going on there just look like an inhuman fascist civilization.
So let the first thing be let's get Australia free as we're freeing the United States and Canada because freedom is on the march, whether the transhumanist Davos crowd likes it or not.
And that's where we're going to take it.
And we'll take it there together.
With the interactions that we have with people like you and the ideas from.
So, thanks for being with us.
We really, really appreciate it.
And have a great night, everyone.
Thanks, everybody.
Have a beautiful Labor Day.
Yes.
Take a day off for a change.
And you know, it says end broadcast, but after all, it really ends.