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God” that I was possessed by 36 demons. That is when the
Major Rite Exorcisms started in September 2010. T
he only role therapy played was to keep me physically
alive.’ While exorcisms and deliverances, where adult
men would restrain her physically in a chair or on the
floor while others would pray over her, telling her that her
screams were the demons manifesting were being done
in full view of some in the college community, it was in the
privacy of the Finnegan Fieldhouse basement where she
said she was ‘forced to endure (Morrier’s) hands violating
me because this is what God revealed to (him) in prayer.’
‘Then it escalated to reliving the details of the sexual
abuse’ she’d endured in her early years ‘because (he said)
that was how God revealed to him I would be healed,’ she
recalled. ...
“‘Instead of receiving God’s forgiveness in confession,
I was forced to relive the details of the very acts he
committed against me, confessing them as if I was the
one responsible for it all. Inside of the confessional,
a place where an intimate encounter with God takes
place, I was violated with his hands, his body and his
abuse of his priestly authority in refusing to absolve me.
The confessional became another place where my soul
entered to die, over and over again.’ She told Bruzzese
the friar violated the sanctity of the oratory and chapel ‘in
order to “purify me” and make me worthy to receive the
Eucharist. The problem was, God always told him I wasn’t
purified enough, God always told him I was not worthy, so
the process repeated. Each time all I did was beg God to
finally make me worthy so it would stop,’ she said.” (Herald-
Star, 03/12/22)
Dallas QAnon cult leader is using indoctrinated kids to
spread his ideas on live streams
“Dallas QAnon cult leader Michael Brian Protzman
is using children to build his following and spread
his QAnon-based beliefs through live-streams on
the messaging app Telegram. On Thursday evening,
Protzman led an hour-long conversation with a 12-year-
old girl on a Telegram livestream. Before the girl joined,
the conversation’s moderators said they aim to spread
Protzman’s teachings to children by featuring more
kid-teachers like the girl, who Protzman and other
adult participants referred to as ‘Tiny.’ Before about 500
subscribers, Protzman and the girl exchanged so-called
‘decodes’ using gematria, a simple alpha-numerical
system in which A =1, B =2, C =3 and so on. All of the
decodes trace nonsensical gematria-based connections
leading back to a few simple conclusions: Q has been
right all along, and Protzman, alongside Donald Trump
and the long-dead JFK and JFK Jr., are about to set
in motion the mass execution of a network of Satan-
worshiping child traffickers who control society. For
example, early in the conversation, the girl laid out a
series of convoluted associations between an alleged
U.S. government mind-control experiment called Project
Montauk, the time on the clock in background of Donald
Trump’s first appearance in the movie Home Alone 2 and
supposed subliminal messaging about a QAnon-like
revolution buried in the 2011 movie The Smurfs. All of
these connections, she claimed, lead back to an 111-acre
island in Australia called Elliott Island, where an Australian
university is leading a marine biology study that somehow
involves the brother of the late alligator wrangler Steve
Irwin.” (Dallas Observer, 03/14/22)
Thousands from Rainbow Family sect plan to descend
on Colorado this summer, making law enforcement
nervous
“The 50th anniversary of the Rainbow Family of Living
Light’s first gathering in Colorado comes this summer and
the group—a sect of hippies that say they stand for peace
and love—appears likely to return to its roots. Sheriff’s
departments in Grand and Jackson counties, alongside
U.S. Forest Service officials, confirmed that the Rainbow
Family appears poised for a month-long gathering in
Colorado this summer. Rainbow Family gatherings can
bring thousands of people together for what Vice reported
amounts to a ‘weird version of Burning Man,’ mixing ‘bikers,
Jesus freaks, computer programmers, naked yogis and
gutter punks,’ looking to escape the thralls of everyday life.
In Colorado, past gatherings led to an uptick in trespassing
and illegal camping charges after seven members told
police they took psychedelic drugs before climbing atop
Boulder Public Library’s roof, the Daily Camera reported.
The group gathers each year for about a week but this year,
marking their 50th anniversary, they’re expected to stick
around for longer. Fliers posted around Jackson County
said they’d gather from June 28 to July 28, said Sheriff
Jarrod Poley. Likely near the Granby area.” (The Denver Post,
04/03/22)
Once thriving Church of Scientology faces extinction,
says cult tracker
“Stephen Kent knew he’d become a threat when the
Church of Scientology sent no fewer than 16 letters to
University of Alberta administrators demanding he stop
disparaging the church. ‘They wrote letter after letter to
different levels of administration—from the president
on down—to curtail my activities, to silence me, to get
me somehow sanctioned,’ said the sociologist and cult
expert. It’s not surprising when you consider Kent has
been tracking the tactics of the church since the early
1980s. As a post-doctoral fellow at McMaster University,
he began collecting stories of confinement, sexual assault
and coercion not widely known at the time. Since then
he’s amassed one of the world’s biggest collections of
testimonials and documents on Scientology, and last year
God” that I was possessed by 36 demons. That is when the
Major Rite Exorcisms started in September 2010. T
he only role therapy played was to keep me physically
alive.’ While exorcisms and deliverances, where adult
men would restrain her physically in a chair or on the
floor while others would pray over her, telling her that her
screams were the demons manifesting were being done
in full view of some in the college community, it was in the
privacy of the Finnegan Fieldhouse basement where she
said she was ‘forced to endure (Morrier’s) hands violating
me because this is what God revealed to (him) in prayer.’
‘Then it escalated to reliving the details of the sexual
abuse’ she’d endured in her early years ‘because (he said)
that was how God revealed to him I would be healed,’ she
recalled. ...
“‘Instead of receiving God’s forgiveness in confession,
I was forced to relive the details of the very acts he
committed against me, confessing them as if I was the
one responsible for it all. Inside of the confessional,
a place where an intimate encounter with God takes
place, I was violated with his hands, his body and his
abuse of his priestly authority in refusing to absolve me.
The confessional became another place where my soul
entered to die, over and over again.’ She told Bruzzese
the friar violated the sanctity of the oratory and chapel ‘in
order to “purify me” and make me worthy to receive the
Eucharist. The problem was, God always told him I wasn’t
purified enough, God always told him I was not worthy, so
the process repeated. Each time all I did was beg God to
finally make me worthy so it would stop,’ she said.” (Herald-
Star, 03/12/22)
Dallas QAnon cult leader is using indoctrinated kids to
spread his ideas on live streams
“Dallas QAnon cult leader Michael Brian Protzman
is using children to build his following and spread
his QAnon-based beliefs through live-streams on
the messaging app Telegram. On Thursday evening,
Protzman led an hour-long conversation with a 12-year-
old girl on a Telegram livestream. Before the girl joined,
the conversation’s moderators said they aim to spread
Protzman’s teachings to children by featuring more
kid-teachers like the girl, who Protzman and other
adult participants referred to as ‘Tiny.’ Before about 500
subscribers, Protzman and the girl exchanged so-called
‘decodes’ using gematria, a simple alpha-numerical
system in which A =1, B =2, C =3 and so on. All of the
decodes trace nonsensical gematria-based connections
leading back to a few simple conclusions: Q has been
right all along, and Protzman, alongside Donald Trump
and the long-dead JFK and JFK Jr., are about to set
in motion the mass execution of a network of Satan-
worshiping child traffickers who control society. For
example, early in the conversation, the girl laid out a
series of convoluted associations between an alleged
U.S. government mind-control experiment called Project
Montauk, the time on the clock in background of Donald
Trump’s first appearance in the movie Home Alone 2 and
supposed subliminal messaging about a QAnon-like
revolution buried in the 2011 movie The Smurfs. All of
these connections, she claimed, lead back to an 111-acre
island in Australia called Elliott Island, where an Australian
university is leading a marine biology study that somehow
involves the brother of the late alligator wrangler Steve
Irwin.” (Dallas Observer, 03/14/22)
Thousands from Rainbow Family sect plan to descend
on Colorado this summer, making law enforcement
nervous
“The 50th anniversary of the Rainbow Family of Living
Light’s first gathering in Colorado comes this summer and
the group—a sect of hippies that say they stand for peace
and love—appears likely to return to its roots. Sheriff’s
departments in Grand and Jackson counties, alongside
U.S. Forest Service officials, confirmed that the Rainbow
Family appears poised for a month-long gathering in
Colorado this summer. Rainbow Family gatherings can
bring thousands of people together for what Vice reported
amounts to a ‘weird version of Burning Man,’ mixing ‘bikers,
Jesus freaks, computer programmers, naked yogis and
gutter punks,’ looking to escape the thralls of everyday life.
In Colorado, past gatherings led to an uptick in trespassing
and illegal camping charges after seven members told
police they took psychedelic drugs before climbing atop
Boulder Public Library’s roof, the Daily Camera reported.
The group gathers each year for about a week but this year,
marking their 50th anniversary, they’re expected to stick
around for longer. Fliers posted around Jackson County
said they’d gather from June 28 to July 28, said Sheriff
Jarrod Poley. Likely near the Granby area.” (The Denver Post,
04/03/22)
Once thriving Church of Scientology faces extinction,
says cult tracker
“Stephen Kent knew he’d become a threat when the
Church of Scientology sent no fewer than 16 letters to
University of Alberta administrators demanding he stop
disparaging the church. ‘They wrote letter after letter to
different levels of administration—from the president
on down—to curtail my activities, to silence me, to get
me somehow sanctioned,’ said the sociologist and cult
expert. It’s not surprising when you consider Kent has
been tracking the tactics of the church since the early
1980s. As a post-doctoral fellow at McMaster University,
he began collecting stories of confinement, sexual assault
and coercion not widely known at the time. Since then
he’s amassed one of the world’s biggest collections of
testimonials and documents on Scientology, and last year
