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I've got some very interesting videos to play for you, and I'm going to
read you a little section going right back to that Transhumanism The History of a
Dangerous Idea by David Livingstone. Now here's some really good information, good news.
I just found an interview that he did with my friend William Ramsey,
my acquaintance. I think we're friends. We email a lot, and he
is. It's three years ago. It's about his book Order op Ko,
not the Transhumanism the History of a Dangerous Idea. But I just reached out
to him because I found his email of his website through that William Ramsey episode.
So hopefully we will get David Livingstone on here. No promises until it
happens, but that's pretty exciting. I'm glad. I was actually fine,
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gonna watch a little bit of that. Possibly the one that I was I
grabbed for the main event was Dazed but not Confused channel and it is called
Connecting the Cults Number one manson Scientology and the Processed Church. That one has
a lot of potential of being very, very good, and so we're probably
gonna jump into that one mainly. But having just now found where is it?
Uh, I think it's behind it. Actually get out of the way.
Yeah, this one right here, author David Livingstone discusses his new work
Order ob Ko. Now this was three years ago, so it's not quite
new anymore. But that's where we're gonna probably pay a lot of attention to
because this is all going to tell the same story and fill in lots of
details and this is should be a very well rounded, fun episode here.
All right, once again, if anyone can just throw into the live chat,
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to me, No, very very strange. I don't think it's my voice.
I think it's the pickups or something on what's going on? All right?
We are going to begin tonight with a little reading and that is going
to come from none other than David Livingston's Transhumanism. I get into this book
a lot here because it is a wealth of information David Livingstone Excerpts from his
other lectures, presentations or whatever, have actually landed on episodes of Atlantean Gardens
slash Robert Sepper. He has two channels. He kind of just you know,
he puts one up on one or the other, kind of like a
backup. Okay, So I'm gonna start here and it's gonna sound disjointed until
you get all the other added details coming into these you know, when we
ventured these videos. So it says Angleton explains Francis stonor Saunders was a vital
link in what was to become known as the PE source PEA standing for Professor,
referring to the CIA's connection with the Ivy League. Intellectuals or a certain
sort of intellectuals have always had a romance about intelligence services, remarked Carol Brightman.
It's a kind of coming of age experience going into the intelligence services,
especially on certain campuses such as Yale, Scotland, Bolones Russell trust that straight
up illuminati. The intersection of artists and intelligence has a long tradition, with
past examples including Somerset David or what is it something quake Gilman. That's the
reason why I said that about the Russell Trust. Anyway, The intersection of
artists and intelligence has a long tradition, with past examples including Somerset Moham working
for the British Secret Service during World War One, Graham Green working undercovered for
MI I five, and Joseph Conrad for MI six. Others also included Ian
Fleming. Now that name should sound familiar to you if you ever read a
James Bond novel, and John lecar Lecare, one of Engleton's several proteges.
Cord Meyer had edited the Yale lit and published short stories in the Atlantic monthly
Atlantic Atlantis, you understand what's going on there? Before joining the CIA at
the invitation of Alan Dulles. According to Deborah Davis in her nineteen seventy nine
book Catherine the Great, Meyer became the principal operative of Operation Mockingbird, headed
by Frank Weisner, a project of the CIA which successfully infiltrated the media and
film industry. There was also E. Howard Hunt, notorious CIA spy,
as well as author of East of Farewell, Limit of Darkness and Stranger in
Town, which won him a Guggenheim Fellowship. They love giving each other awards.
Hunt would later become infamous as a possible suspect in the jfk assassination and
one of the Watergate plumbers along with G. Gordon Liddy. Hunt was an
intimate friend of skulln Bones member and Knight of Malta William F. Buckley,
who founded the political magazine National Review in nineteen fifty five. And remember,
we think that these people are conservatives, they're just controlled opposition. They're both
sides. They talk out of both sides in their mouth, and you think
there's a choice. Synthesis comes from the antithesis and the thesis, right,
So they're the thesis and they're the antithys or anti thesis if you want to
pronounce it that way. And that holds chow still. The people that we
think that are, you know, against Boyden or whatever ridiculous political you know
construct we have in our minds. They're out there talk about exactly what they
want you to know about and think about, but nothing else. It's about
the limitation of where you go with those conservative views of yours, which had
a major impact in stimulating the conservative movement. Yes In nineteen fifty one,
like some of his classmates in the Ivy League, Buckley was recruited into the
CIA, where he served for two years, including one year in Mexico City,
as a politician, sorry a political action specialist in the elite Special Activities
Division, where Hunt was his immediate boss, E Howard Hunt. At the
time, Hunt was helping to devise Operation PB Success, the successful covert plan
to overthrow Jacob Arbins, the democratically elected president of Guatemalaw. Now we're going
to slide packs here. Some of this stuff is, but it's not what
we're going with tonight. I mean, there is something here about Knight of
Malta, the P two and all that, but we need to go into
right here. When Martin Lee, author of Acid Dreams, The Complete Social
History of LSD the CIA, the sixties and beyond, was asked as to
whether or not he discovered the involvement of secret societies in MK Ultra, he
answered that he in fact had, but chose not to include that information in
his book. However, he explained to his interviewer regarding secret societies, well,
when he comes down to it, the CIA is a secret society,
and within the CIA there are all kinds of secret societies operating. The Freemasons
are in the CIA, the Knights of Malta are in the CIA, and
other groups. These different secret society are not just within the CIA, but
in the corporate world, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the FBI, the
Defense Department, etc. These societies, if we understood them, might help
delineate certain factions within the power elite. I think it works on two levels.
For the proletariat. For the rest of us, the rotary masonry doesn't
really mean anything but on the very highest levels when you are dealing with very
influential and powerful individuals at that level, perhaps studying these different groups can shed
some light on understanding different factions within the ruling elite. Lee also reports that,
according to Captain al Hubbard, a CIA spy also known as the Johnny
Appleseed of LSD. Albert Hoffman, the Swiss scientist who discovered LSD, was
part of a small group connected with Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophy in the early nineteen thirties
who set out to make a piece pill to help mankind. Seeing the beginning
of the Nazi regime, they consciously set out to make something like LSD,
after which they did. After which they did, they kept it in secret
for the world. Lysergic acid die Diethelmide or LSD had been developed in nineteen
forty three by Hoffman working as a chemist at sandoz Ab air base. I
guess a Swiss pharmaceutical house owned by S. G. Warburg. That Waterberg
name sounds familiar, doesn't it. However, LSD was first synthesized by Hoffmann
in nineteen thirty eight from ergotamine, a chemical derived by Arthur Stole from ergat,
a grain fungus that typically grows on rye. As Lee discovered, Sandos
was linked through cartel agreements to ig Farbin, which throughout the nineteen thirty has
maintained a special secret division devoted to research on psychedelic agents and Nazi mind control.
Experiments with mescalin were carried out on were carried on by Nazi doctors at
Dacau. Lee concluded that Early concludes that therefore we can be certain that the
Nazi high command was already aware of these substances. During World War Two,
Dulas was chief of the OSS and stationed in Berne, which is in Switzerland.
That's where the kinder fresher is. Guys that fountain of the guy sitting
atop the fountain with the children crawling away from him but on him, and
he's eating one of them. That's the kind refresher. It means the child
eater. During World War Two, Dulas was chief of the OSS and stationed
in burn and one of his I think they just did it, he says.
One of his. One of his and one of his OSS assists since
was James Werburg. DoLS had visited Sandoz in Basel, also in Switzerland,
to gain direct knowledge of the uses and range of effects that could be gained
from LSD on April twentieth, that's four twenty for all you weirdos out there.
Funny enough, right on April twentieth, nineteen fifty, the CIA under
Dulles approved a project for the Intelligence Service to evaluate the use of LSD in
a secret operation known as Bluebird. Do you know what else is significant about
April twentieth. It's my mom's birthday. It's also the birthday of not nineteen
fifty, but April twentieth is the birthday of Adolf Hitler. Yes, my
mom shares a birthday with him. On April thirteenth, nineteen fifty three,
Dulls ordered Richard Helms, head of the Office of Scientific Intelligence, to begin
the research program under Sydney for Research to develop a capability in the covert use
of biological and chemical materials. Dubbed mk Ultra, the project's ostensible aim was
to develop mind controlling drugs for the use against the Eastern Bloc, supposedly in
response to Soviet, Chinese, and North Korean use of such techniques on American
prisoners of war in North Korea. The published evidence indicates that mk ulture involved
the use of many methodologies to manipulate individual mental states and alter brain functions,
including the surreptitious sorry my, surreptitious administration of drugs and other chemicals, hypnosis,
sensory deprivation, isolation, verbal and sexual abuse, as well as various
forms of torture that all sounds quite like torture to me. Experiments included administering
LSD to CIA employees, military personnel, doctors, other government agents, and
members of the general public in order to study their reactions. Subjects were usually
unwitting. Can you it's it's It's difficult enough to willingly and and and consciously
know that you're about to take a hallucinogen. It's a whole other thing when
you don't know what's happening to you. That's and you have no frame of
reference to uh base it on, because it's not something you've done before or
experienced. That's that's enough to make anybody feel like they're going crazy. While
tests were conducted on criminals from the mafia, the CIA thought it thought it
imprudent to further tamper with the organization instead of Instead, they chose the borderline
underworld prostitutes, drug addicts, mentally ill patients, and other fringe types who
would be powerless to defend themselves if they ever found out what the CIA had
done to them. And that is, I believe line straight out of a
documentary that I've watched and rewatched recently. Hold on mk Ultra truly began.
Truly began in nineteen fifty two, the year Aldis Huxley returned to the United
States, accompanied by doctor Humphrey Osmond, who was who was brought but brought
in by Dulles to play a prominent role in the project. In nineteen fifty
two, collaborating with Abraham and Sorry Abraham Hoffer and others, Osmon began working
with psychedelics, particularly mescalin and LSD while looking for a cure for schizophrenia that
would cause it. I don't know how we'd cure it. At Weyburn Mental
Hospital in Saskatchewan, Canada. This is that. This is where you get
that as a giant West or it's the other guy. Osmond related in similarity,
related the similarity of mescal into adrenaline molecules in a theory which implied that
schizophrenia might be a form of self intoxication. He suggested that mescaline allowed a
sane person to see through the eyes of his schizophrenic and suggested that it be
used to train doctors and nurses to better understand their patients. I don't understand
you're crazy. Let me get as jacked up as you are, and then
I can probably understand what you're doing. Osmond was one of the first to
begin using the term psychotemmetric and I'm saying that right, psychotematic meaning psychosis mimicking
or psychosis inducing, which was later adopted by the CIA and military for their
purposes. It was John smith He's a former colleague of Osmond, who recommended
to Huxley that he experimented with mescaline. Smithy's was a cousin to Huxley's friend
Christopher Isherwood, as well as Richard Dawkins and Graham Green that Richard Dawkins the
guy that's on PBS. Huxley first became a probably know. Huxley first became
aware of mescaline, the active ingredient in peyote, after reading an academic paper
written by Osmond, and Huxley sent him a letter in nineteen fifty two offering
himself as an experimental project subject. Huxley's letter explained his motivations as being rooted
in the idea that the brain is a reducing valve that restricts consciousness, and
he hoped Mesklin might help access a greater degree of awareness, and nineteen fifty
three Osman gave Huxley a supply of Mesklin for the personal consumption. The next
year. The Doors of Perception, a title drawn from a poem by William
Blake, Huxley claim that hallucinogenic drugs expand consciousness. That's where the band got
their name for the Doors Too from the William Blake poem. Huxley makes a
typical comparison of likening the mystical experience to schizophrenia. Schizophrenic is like a man
permanently under the influence of mescaline and therefore unable to shut off the experience of
a reality which he is not wholly enough to live with, which he cannot
explain away, and which scares him into interpreting its unremitting strangeness, its burning
intensity of significance, as the manifestations of human or even cosmic malevolence, calling
for the most desperate of countermeasures, from murderous violence at one end of the
scale, to catatonia or psychological suicide at the other. In October nineteen fifty
five, Huxley had an experience while on Ellis that he considered more profound than
those detailed in the Doors of Perception. The man who introduced both Osmond and
Huxley to LSD was Alfred Hubbard, who had worked for the OSS during the
war as a special investigative agent. Over the years, Hubbard also reportedly worked
for the Canadian Special Services, the US Justice Department, and the US Bureau
of Alcohol tobacco and firearms. Jesiste those people. Hubbard, who is known
as the Johnny Appleseed of LSD, became an apostle for LSD in the early
nineteen fifties after supposedly receiving an angelic vision telling him that something important for the
future of mankind would soon be coming. When he first read about LSD,
he immediately identified it as part of that vision and tried tried it for himself
in nineteen fifty one through his extensive connected connections, which included the Pope,
Which included the Pope because he's a Knight of Malta. Yeah, as he
once boasted, he has been credited with turning on as many as six thousand
people to LSD. And we can probably cut it there. Let me just
look real quick. Yes, that's probably a good spot to set this one
down for now, and we'll go back to let me go ahead and get
this well yeah, okay, gotcha, bun, thanks, All right,
let's go to the video. Is now what you want me doing next?
I think we should get a little bit of the cy war. Yeah.
So this guy, this guy, the one that says connecting called manson scientology
and the processed church, he's a little different his personality, So we'll start
with that one and then we'll get into the other ones. I'll probably not
can live much. The whole thing has gone a long Let's see what get
the gist out of this one first and just about bust out of live stream
covering all the information I wanted to cover. And this is only going to
be part one of probably about three maybe four parts, because we're barely going
to even get into the beginning of the story, which is Charles Manson.
We have to kind of work backwards and what the hell are we covering today?
The cults of the sixties basically, and all the things that surround that.
Specifically that includes Charles Manson his connections to scientology and the processed Church,
and that will take us into the seventies when the serial killer phenomena kicks off,
and specifically David Berkowitz or the son of Sam Killer. And like I
said, there's so many docs dots to connect that we're going to go slowly
and work our way into this. I think we'll really hit our stride in
part two. But the reason being is because you can see here, I
mean, remove the chat for a second, We're going to be starting off
with Charles Manson, and the story of Charles Manson is an endlessly fascinating one.
It's also a story that is difficult to tell in linear fashion because Charlie
and his victims were connected to so many people on so many different levels.
And how many of you guys. The craziest conspiracy theory that I have seen
over the years is this one by Miles Mathis. I don't know if you
guys have read this or not. Let me know in the chat if you
have, but this one posits that the Manson murders were actually staged. I
don't personally believe that. I've gone back to this document throughout the years,
and there's some very interesting anomalies. We might actually cover some of this shit,
but it doesn't white hole water in terms of it being faked. I
do believe that the murders happened. But like I said, there's some interesting
stuff in here, and I'm sure some of you guys will in the audience
will know about this. Anyways, Where to start here? Where to start?
Okay, all right, we're gonna start here again. We're working backwards.
So what on earth does the son of Sam had to do with fucking
scientology in the process. Son of Sam refers to David Berkowitz, and I'm
sure you guys know the story behind him. How supposedly he was the lone
killer in the Son of Sam murders in the seventies. Okay, so let's
go. So what Son of Sam leaves out about the process and its scientology
connection. This is in reference to a documentary that came out May twenty twenty
one on Netflix, which is definitely worth watching. Although they throw the creator
of this, Marey Terry, who's the author that this is based on,
They threw him under the bus a little bit at the end and kind of
try to discredit him. But nonetheless, the book and the documentary series is
well worth reading slash watching. So I might as well actually show you the
trailer first to that, and then I'll read to you the jumping off point
and we can start going deeper into this. You guys are definitely gonna hear
some interesting information about scientology, the process, and manson today. But we're
just getting started in a certain way. So here's the trailer. Run from
me Darla, a killer on the loose in New York for a year and
three days. Ye Lie, is David Berkowitz, the man police believe to
be the son of Sam. You better run. They totally ignored the true
story of this case. God damn it, I'm gonna have to start that
over. Sorry about that. I don't want it to buffer, so I'm
trying to figure out the right setting, so the damn thing doesn't buffer.
This will probably work right here. So here we go. Run from me,
darling. A killer a loose in New York for a year and three
days is David Berkowitz, the man police believe be the son of Sam.
You better run for your life. They totally ignored the true story of this
case. Once they named Berkowitz, it was like, Hall lujah, we
got our bad guy. Everybody can walk the streets again. The city of
New York can rest easy. There were real questions in this case. Why
do the police not investigate more? You're not going to stakes Berkowitz for being
six feet tall and long prospects dying accident? They were eight attacks? Would
you do all? I did not pull the trigger and every single one of
them. The most serial killer in New York City didn't build it on his
own. This is huge, son of Sam is not over. Son of
Sam still exists. Work are wizards claiming members of a Satanic cult helped in
the murder of six people. I could feel the darkness and this group is
all over the street. There the voted to bringing on the end of the
world. Is there a link between the mansion killings and the same killing?
More wants to command, but nobody would listen for case went off the rails
of the bad people more scared than this is still happening in prison. Who's
still out there? You better run for your life. Okay, guys,
is that buffering at all on your end? It wasn't on my end,
But I want to make sure that because we're going to run some video today
and I want to make sure it's not buffering too much. I got to
try out new settings. So what the hell does that have to do with
what we're talking about. Let us get into it. So here we go.
What Son of Sam leaves out about the process and its scientology connection.
Now, that's in reference to the Processed Church of the Final Judgment, which,
as you learn about, is an offsheet of scientology. The Sons of
Sam introduces viewers to the Processed Church of the Final Judgment. And here's what
the Netflix documentary leaves out about the about the movement. Supposedly, you guys
might recognize that from the thumbnail the Sons of Sam I Descend into Darkness introduces
viewers to the Processed Church of the Final Judgment, but a lot gets left
out about the movements and its roots in Scientology. Netflix docuseries is largely told
from the perspective of journalist Maury Terry, who dedicated his life to the Son
of Sam case, hoping to prove that David Berkowitz didn't act alone. Terry's
research into the alleged cult members John and Michael Carr, who Berkowitz claimed were
co conspirators to his crimes, revealed a past link to the Scientology Church and
an offshoot branch known as the Process Church. Now, before we get deeper
into this, Michael Carr was a high level scientologist. He's the one that
supposedly introduced David Berkowitz to the Son of Sam Colt, which is an offshoot
of the Process, which is an offshoot of Scientology. He got a suppressive
declare from Hubbard, got booted out and joined, like I said, allegedly
an offshoot of the Processed Church. I hope that makes sense so far so
Terry believed that the New York branch of the Processed Church spawned a Satanic cult
called the Children, and as you'll see, that might be more along the
lines of an offshoot called the Four P's of the Sas or the Ching Goon.
And Netflix true crime documentary examines Moreitary's theory that several members of the cult
were behind the nineteen seventies killing spree. I don't mean to interrupt him,
but tomorrow we have Todd Wood coming on and we're going to talk more about
the four p Colt and this will all tie into that. This is going
to be a really good primer for our discussion tomorrow. So this is perfect
attributed to the Son of Sam. There's more to the process and it's connections
of scientology than what gets explained. I have to take a drink of water.
Standby. Let me throw on the fricking tunes in the background. Most
people didn't find that too annoying, but if it is, just let me
know. Also, it really does help to drownd out the air conditioner and
some of the other shit that feedback from the computer and whatever. Although the
gym isn't necessarily that good. We'll try different ones, Okay, Come on,
buddy. There's more to the processes and its connections in scientology than what
gets explained in the Sons of Sam. In the early nineteen sixties, newly
married scientologists Mary Ann MacLean and Robert de Grinston used the skills they acquired while
training to become auditors for the Church of Scientology, along with l Ron Hubbard's
Emeter, to create a rogue offshoot of the church, originally called Compulsions Analysis.
The group's initial ideology blended together therapeutic processes, hence the name borrowed from
Scientology and ideas from psychotherapist Alfred Adler, and he was covered in that little
diagram that I showed you from Scientology, who helped establish the field of psychoanalysis
alongside Sigmund Freud before breaking away from the movement to found the Society for Individual
Psychology in nineteen twelve. And just to show you some of the processes that
they used, no pun intend and how much they are like Scientology, I'm
going to show you some footage that was put out by a really hard to
find movie from the cult itself called Sympathy for the Devil, and so it's
kind of a pr puff piece by the cult, but there is some interesting
information in it, and you can also see some of the processes that were
used by this cult. I was afraid. I didn't know what to expect.
I had no experience about any kind of psychological anything. Really went into
this room and this was my first experience of the group. Two rows of
chairs. You have to look at the other person real close without blinking into
truth games, so you know, after a lot of gaze, you were
supposed to say exactly what you felt about that person, and you're supposed to
just be very very open and not to react to you. I mean,
the face opposite me is about here. You had really need to find something
either think, guys, is it buffering a lot or not? Can you
please let me know because if so, I don't want to you know,
I don't want that to happen, and I can just put it on a
smaller screen and reduce the resolution if it is, so, please let me
know while you're listening to this if it's buffering and how bad it's buffering.
Thank you? Okay, physical psychological detailed that would get in you. What
a pretty stupid looking thing everyone you're known as. I mean, really,
just the way your eyebrows troop, you have scum in the corner of your
eye. This is I'm doing the tr specifically bull baiting. That nose is
kind of absurd, just sitting there in the middle of your face, you
sink. I mean, really, anything that you would think wash out right?
It was really. I just want to make sure the buffering was okay.
So let me take it back a little bit, and this buffers anyways
just because of this video. But if you guys can hear it fine and
it's not skipping all over the place, it'll definitely be fine for the rest
of the video. So what if you're just joining us. We're talking about
some of the processes. This includes the trs and the auditing that you'll see
that the processed Church of the Final Judgment ripped off from Scientology, huge front
door with this weird looking logo on the front purple. When I arrived in
the kind of horror, there was some touch of sado masochism singbles of dragons
and not swastikas, but something close to swastikas. Because a number of us
were architecture and designers. We kind of saw things and symbols. The first
symbol I think became out with the four P of the process face change.
We never saw anything like a SWASTI didn't see it because you had it report
everybody else for right now that I was afraid, I want to expect.
I had no experience about any kind of psychological anything really went into this room,
and this was my first experience of the group two rows of chairs to
look at the other person real close with that blinking into truth game. So
you know, after a lot of gazing, you were supposed to say exactly
what you felt about that person, and you're supposed to just be very very
open and not to react, you know, I mean the face opposite me
here, you had really need to find something either physical psychological detail that would
get in. You got a pretty stip little face. The pr is gross.
I mean really, just the way your eyebrows droop, You have scum
in the corner of your eye, noses kind of just sitting there in the
middle. Face you stink. I mean really, anyone could look at you
and think wash out right. It was really, really, really tough to
take to be asked this compared to the culture where you never said something direct
never, you didn't say that in public to a stranger. The idea is
basically to flatten out the reactivity. And there are not many ways in life
that you can actually push yourself to the limit in order to learn after what
comes down when you're pushing the limit. Yep, that's what I used to
say in justifying scientology. I remember even talking about that with who fuck was?
I think Andrew gold where you know, he didn't see a problem with
that because we tried to actually do some of that bull baiting that you just
saw in an interview that we did a while ago, and it's just it
seems like it can help you out. But I would say that it's breaking
down the boundaries. And then here's another example of more scientology in the process.
There's no question in my mind that Robert de Grimston was channeling something.
Rot's Rising is fantastic. It has some quality that bypasses the usual linguistic filters
and works directly on the nervous system. This world of men is a play
base of dumness and misery and pain and anguish and hatred and failure for the
world man his hell. You guys might know that guy. He's Genesis p.
Rage. I'll put a video in the description box where you can link
to him. He's a very interesting character and he sounds so much like when
he speaks, because he kind of formed his own cult around his rock band.
When he speaks, he sounds like the same word salad that l Ron
Hubbard does. Humanity is the devil. The presence, the feeling there was
very powerful. The thing is I knew it was a brainwashing cult, but
I thought, this is interesting. What would they do to make me turn
out like them? They were all very, very thicken, and they had
this kind of very recognizable mannerism of the unblinking eye. I gather that they
were the impression that they were taking telepathically another So this was kind of super
mind going in the middle of fat This is a session, and what I
will be doing is here's their session. Man. They do it telepathically.
This is totally against the auditor's code, where they actually evaluate for the preaklayer
asking a question and then I will receive telepathically from you the answer for what
was then the equivalent for almost a week's wage for me for one hour.
I would sit one side of the desk with a notepad and pen, being
asked questions by the telepath. The first question is what is your most immediate
problem? He would ask me the question. I would think about it,
realizing I wasn't expected to give an answer, and then he would tell me
the answer that he had elicited from my unconscious not having enough time, and
I would usefully write, yeah, okay, so why are you not having
in time? I mean, it sounds bonkers, but I lose about myself.
I have too many things to do, which I may have turned in
other way, but I learned things through those sessions. How does that serve
you? By having too many things to do? It kissed me from doing
anything. That must look absolutely absurd, But it's just weird. How much
that guys sound like an indie processing and where Yeah, I got something out
of the tech. You know, it did seem to happen. Maybe I
couldn't have gotten it elsewhere. Who knows? Right, anyways, back to
this, So there's more of the process and it's connections to scientology than what
gets explained in the Sons of Sam. In the early nineteen sixties, newly
married scientologists Mary M McLain Androbert de Grimstead used the skills they acquired while training
to become auditors for the Church of Scientology, along with l Ron Hubbard's Emeter,
to create a rogue offshoot of the church, Originally called Compulsions Analysis.
The group's initial ideology blended together therapeutic processes, hence the name brought from Scientology
and the ideas from psycho therapist Alan Adler and we already read that sis Alfred.
Eventually, Compulsions Analysis formed its own theology centered around four gods, Jesus.
Robert de Grimson was the only one the leader that was allowed to be
Jesus, Jehovah, Lucifer, and Satan, which has led some religious scholars
to difine the Process as a form of Satanism as seen in the Suns of
sam. By nineteen sixty six, the Process had become a legitimate church,
with chapters established in at least four countries, including the New York chapter covered
in the Netflix documentary. As the Process became increasingly evangelistic, it began issuing.
A glossy magazine also called the Process, a surprisingly groundbreaking example of independent
publishing of the time, with Frank issue topics like Scientology. The Process also
garnered attention from celebrities during the height of its movement in the sixties and seventies,
including Mick Jagger and Mary Anne Faithful, and Marianne Faithful had to be
kind of rescued from the cult because her parents were worried about her. It's
also true that the Processed Church grew members began to create new offset factions of
the movement. Again, they splinter off just like this as a splinter from
Scientology, which is where Morey Terry's theory about that children came from, though
the connection remains difficult to prove. The so called Processions also denied any connection
to the Manson family, despite the fact that many people believe Manson was influenced
by the Process. As Netflix, the Sons of Sama assented to Darkness portrays
he definitely was influenced by the Process and will be getting into that process.
Magazine editor Malachi McCormick explained how the Manson rumor got started. According to Art
Forum, McCormick claimed that the Church of Scientology spread the rumor because, according
to McCormick quote, McLean and Grimston had stole the tech the E meter and
were considered apostates by Hubbard. The rumors hurt the movement, which declined in
popularity after the Manson murders. If what McCormick claims is true in this way,
at least the process never did managed to escape its Scientology roots. I
don't think that that's quite accurate, because Scientology would be taking one hell of
a chance by trying to discredit him in that passion. But here's an internal
memo you might find this interesting about let me just say something real quick.
They had to put out so many fires because of this Processed Church, because
they were not only being linked to Manson, but as you see David Berkowitz,
and you'll understand why as we go, but they fairgame Moriy Terry set
up a whole fair game campaign against him. He's the one that wrote this
book. Let me grab it. This book is called The Ultimate Evil,
The Search for the Sons of Sam and it's kind of a huge book and
it's a hell of a fascinating read. I would say used discernment probably not
all accurate, but this is the book that kind of started the series and
the conspiracy theory about all this and Scientology has constantly had to put out fires,
whether it was having to do with Bruce Davis, David Berkowitz, Charles
Manson, and a host of other characters. So check this out. This
is an internal memo of this kind of coming up and them having to deal
with it. Let me throw the music on real quick, make a drink
of water. What do you guys want to hear? Chill down, tempo,
lounge, hip hop, Lofi, chill hop, ambient, and future
hop. Let's go at chill hop. Okay, Oh, dear God.
The following is text of an actual internal memo recovered from Scientology during the nineteen
seventy seven raid by the FBI of Scientology's headquarters at that time, Los Angeles.
Dear Mary Sue. That's in reference to Mary Sue Hubbard compliance report,
Ree Manson and Bruce Davis. There have been numerous new developments on this case
and they are as follows. An individual by the name of Steve Grogan appeared
on our lines. Steve Grogan was a member of the Manson family and he
was an ex Scientologist as well as Bruce Davis and Paul Watkins. And as
we are going to come to learn, Manson was heavily involved in scientology as
well. I received word that he had made statements that he was a member
of Manson's family, and therefore started some intel action, which at first consisted
of talking to the girls he had been in contact with. By the time
I had finished talking to them, Grogan had been put away in jail for
cartheth. In spite of numerous efforts on our part, it was impossible to
get together with him. I had the girl he seemed to be most in
calm with that means communication, journey out to the valley on four different occasions
to to to him, and in spite of our best efforts, he was
never made available. He was either in court or the jail was under or
the jail was undergoing extensive redecoration. I think we just lost the uh oh,
it doesn't matter if I lost the camera. Okay, connections a little
bit loose. I think one of these days I'll get that damn thing fixed.
He was either in court or the jail was undergoing extensive redecoration. Of
course we did not want to know, and that a member of the church
was trying to see him. At the same time this was going on,
we received word that two members of the Manson family, Squeaky From and Sandy
Good, were staying at the Biking Hotel on Third and Alvarado, which is
in close proximity to the ORG. We made no efforts to contact them.
Let me blow this up a little bit, okay. On eighteen June nineteen
eight or is that say night okay? On eighteen June eighty, the following
report was received by me. I don't think that's eighty because that would be
way too late. According to rawl Rall arrived in prison on McNeil Island,
Washington in nineteen sixty two and became a cellmate of Lafayette Ramier. I don't
know if it's Raymier or Ramiir. I'm not sure how you pronounced that,
but that's the guy who introduced Manson to scientology, allegedly a trained scientology auditor.
He is a trained scientology auditor, and he received something called the Doctor
of Scientology at the time, which was a certificate that they don't give out
anymore. A trained auditor about level one in Raoul's estimation, and was introduced
to scientology at that time. Raymier was auditing in prison at that time and
in one ten man cell had managed together had managed to gather a group of
about seven all in scientology. Charles Manson entered later and studied did TR zero
et cetera along with his cellmates, and received approximately one hundred and fifty hours
of auditing from Raymier. Let me throw the chat up here because you guys
don't necessarily need to see that. Okay again, all the links will be
in the description box after the video publishes. So what he did was t
R zero along with his cell mates. He received approximately one hundred and fifty
hours of auditing from Raymier. Processes used were CCHS help process, who have
you helped and who have you not helped? And other dichotomy processes Ruel's terms
such as what can you confront and what would you rather not confront? Having
this such as what can you have? Look around and find something you can
have, look around and find something you're not in. Rainier kept records of
his auditing. Manson got super energetic and flipped out when he'd been audited and
would for a time talk about nothing but scientology, to the extent that people
avoided his company. Yeah, no shit. After a while, however,
Manson was screaming to get away from his auditor, and that's because he was
severely overrun. That means if you run a process too long, they do
something in scientology called red tagging you. This happened many times when I was
doing sessions. If you go too far beyond a win or what they call
a floating needle, you can really go out of your mind, and they
have twenty four hours to get you back in. They put a red tag
on your folder. Otherwise you might go crazy. You have psychotic breaks often
in scientology, and this is their way of getting you back in to fix
it, get you back in the trance state, remember the win or the
high, and then you won't go out and become form your own mansonesque cult.
Okay. He eventually managed to get foot in solitary confinement to get away
from his auditor. This is why Manson says scientology is too crazy for him,
because they literally drove him crazy. Eventually, prison officials got suspicious of
the group's strange activities and broke up the group. Subsequently, Rawl was released
from the prison in nineteen sixty five, and Raymier's wife was in training here
at the La Orgue in nineteen sixty five to nineteen sixty six, she had
disconnected from raymier Rall. Just found out yesterday that another friend, Marvin White,
later sent Manson's book books after the Scientology group was broken up on hypnotism
and black magic. That's appropriate enough. Now here we get into some other
anomalies that are around Bruce Davis, who was an ex scientologist at the time
that he joined the family, and he also had connections to the Processed Church.
This is from Bugliosi's best selling novel Helter Skelter, which compared to Tom
O'Neil's book is because you kind of take Tom O'Neil, if you guys have
read Chaos, basically takes Bugliosi's book apart and shows kind of what a fraud
he was. But nonetheless there's a lot of interesting information in Helter Skelter.
The bodies of James Sharp fifteen and Dreen Gall nineteen were found in an alley
in downtown Los Angeles. The two teenagers have been killed elsewhere with a long
bladed knife or bayonet, then dumped there. Each had been stabbed over fifty
times. See this is why we got to have some music in the background
or try to lighten things up because trigger warning, this is kind of heavy.
Rampart's Division Lieutenant Earl Deemer investigated the Sharp Gall murders, as did Los
Angeles Time reporter Cohen. Although this is not let me actually turn this off,
it's not appropriate. Both James Sharp and Doreen Gall were scientologists, the
latter of scientologists Clear, who had been residing in a Church of Scientology house.
According to unconfirmed reports, Dereen Gall was a former girlfriend of Manson family
member Bruce Davis, himself an ex scientologist. Davis's whereabouts at the time of
the murders of Sharp, Gall and Jane Doe fifty nine are not known.
He disappeared shortly after being questioned in connection with the death of Zero. On
December one, nineteen sixty nine, Joeldine Pugh, husband of family member Sander
Sandy Good, was found with his throat slit in a London hotel room.
As noted, local police ruled the death of suicide on learning a fuse demise.
Inno County DA Frank Fowls made official inquiries, specifically asking interpal to check
visas to determine if one Bruce Davis was in England at the time. Scotland
Yard replied as follows quote. It's been established that David is recorded as embarking
at London Airport for the United States of America on April twenty fifth, nineteen
sixty nine, while holding the United States passport blah blah blah. At this
time he gave his address as Dormer Cottage, Fellbridge, Surrey. This address
is owned by the Scientology movement and houses followers of this organization. From Paul
Atte Cooper's a Scandal of Scientology, another bit of publicity that the scientologists are
probably not too pleased with. Concerns the murder of three people in Los Angeles,
two were scientologists. And then I'll go ahead and linked this in the
description boxes. We have a lot more to cover, but here's more murders.
But Bruce Davis has been tied to, loosely tied to, or let's
just say he was suspected but never convicted of those two murders. Scientology played
an important part in the lives of Charles Manson and Bruce Davis. There's documented
evidence regarding the teachings of scientology to Manson, even while he was incarcerated during
the nineteen fifties. It's reported Charles Manson reached the level of clear and was
rather astute in his adaption of control and manipulation techniques when dealing with other people.
Manson used scientology to answer questions with Diane Sawyer during the ABC television broadcast.
Manson often expressed the concept of living in the quote now, and the
term was used to describe the murder of Shorty Shay when the killer said it
was hard to bring Shorty to the now. Bruce Davis was an emissary from
Manson when he traveled to England to work out problems between the process and Scientology.
Davis denied to the BBC reporter Bill Murphy that he ever traveled to Manchester,
England, despite the fact witnesses solemn there. Murphy had had an acquaintance
who actually witnessed Bruce Davis traveling around Manchester with a coven of witches. Murder
victims Doreen Gall and James Sharps were deeply involved in the Church of Scientology,
and it was documented James Sharp's and it was documented that James Sharp conducted instruction
to Doreen Gall the night of the murder. He was taking miss Gall to
the level of clear and Gall was all cool, Gall, I need to
get a drink of water. Man and Gall was also working on at the
time of her murder. Bruce Davis lived in the same communal residence as Doreen
Gall. While he was very active in Scientology, the owner of the residence
was the Church of Scientology. Now just prior to the murder of Doringall,
she made a telephone call to her father asking for an airplane ticket home.
Mister Gall told Doreen he would send her a round trip ticket. She responded
that it should be a one way ticket. Said Gall to her father,
quote, I think this stuff is all a bunch of horseshit. She was
leaving the Church of Scientology, and the fact was documented by a friend of
Dorang Gall who resided in New York, who had offered her a job.
For whatever reason, the Church of Scientology has played a very important part in
the Manson saga. The Church of Scientology even offered a reward for the arresting
conviction of the first and persons responsible for the murder of Doreen Gall and James
Sharp, perhaps to cover their own ass right Susan Atkins stated that a quote
man used to come up to gol Or Wash and have meetings with Manson.
Quote. I believe he was with the Church of Scientology, said Atkins.
Paul Crockett, Paul Watkins, and other Manson family associates spoke of the influence
of Scientology on Manson. Best selling author Ed Sanders made some statements about Scientology
in the process Church and his first edition of the Family. Legal action caused
Standers to remove that portion of his book and the subsequent editions. Scientology is
an important part of the Manson story. I actually have that chapter that's missing.
You can only get in an English version and it costs like four hundred
dollars to buy. I'll put the whole English version of that book in PDF
forum on the actual in the description box after we'd done. Okay, that
leads us to Gooler Wash, which is just being talked about here. So
stand by, Okay, yards bullet washed around the first of March nineteen sixty
nine. This is kind of like the the oh I think we lost the
camera agon. This is kind of like the Indie Scientologist battle, like Manson
was rejected from. He was rejected from scientology. Once he got out of
prison, he went to San Francisco and he wanted to kind of sign up
and become a scientologist, but they declared him Type three, which means he's
psychotic. So despite being rejected, he taught this philosophy and used a lot
of the techniques with this flock, and Paul Watkins was able to get out
from science or the Freudian slept from Manson's control by meeting an indie scientologist at
Goyer. Well, let me just read this. It's quite interesting, but
they're kind of like a battle of the indie scientologist and shit that was going
on between Manson and the person that got Paul Watkins out of the colt and
others. So around the first, let me hang on a second. Are
you guys able to see the chat overlay? If only you could see what's
happening over here? That's like going on. But are you guys able to
see the chat overlay? Can you please hit a one if you can see
it, or a two if you can't. Because I can't freaking see it,
I'll leave it there for now. Okay, So around the first of
March nineteen sixty nine, two miners named Paul Crockett and Bob Barry arrived at
the Barker Ranch to find Brooks, Boston and Juanita living there following the marijuana
raid. Bob Barry had visited the Barker Ranch area the preceding autumn and evidently
had enjoyed himself. Crockett, this is the guy, the indie scientologist.
Crockett, let me check actually real quick, are you guys able to Okay?
Thanks a lot, man for let me know you guys can see the
chat. I can't see anything over here. Man. It's like trying to
juggle so much shit over here. Sooner or later I will get the hang
of this freaking thing. Okay. Bob Berry had visited the Barker Ranch area
the preceding office autumn and evidently had enjoyed himself. Crockett and Arcticket are an
articulate gentleman in his fifties, filled with the lore of scientology, left his
home in Carlsbad, New Mexico, to come to Golor Wash for the purpose
of discovering gold. Bob Berry and Paul Crockett began to stay in the small
tarf tar roofed cabin to the left of the main Barker Ranch house. The
two began to scour old mining sites at the pan at the Panamint Mountains,
Wingate Wash, and South End Canyon in order to look into the mother load.
By night, Barri and Crockett would sit and chat with Brooks and Juanita
and later Paul Watkins when he returned from Los Angeles. One thing that struck
the miner slash metaphysician Paul Crockett was the enormous fear that Paul Watkins and Juanita
and Brooks had for this mysterious Charlie. It came to pass that Paul Crockett
hired for board Brooks postin to help haul one down from the hillsides. It's
common for miners to engage someone to bring weekly shipments of supplies via jeep to
their claims on their camps. Blah blah blah blah. Okay, so Crockett
up to his food order to accommodate the thin, young, transprone Texas Boston.
I'm pretty sure I read this whole entire book when I was like sixteen
or seventeen, the Elder Skelt book, and watched the really crappy documentary about
it too. They would go out by day to inspect old mine sits,
old diggings, and outcroppings, hauling one samples back to the ranch when they
reached a dusk for or samples back. When they returned from dusk, they
would crunch up the samples in a rock breaking machine that could chew the mineral
into forty pieces per cubic inch. Sometime in the spring, Little Paul Watkins
traveled the Death Valley, where he visited Wannita and Brooks and met Crockett.
Little Paul returned to the Spawn Ranch to announce the horrible news that quote scientologists
had taken over the Barker Ranch, news which triggered off a fearful reaction within
the family. Oh no, the indie scientologists are going to take over,
Watkins pertuted. Watkins persuaded Charlie to let him go back up to Barker Ranch,
perhaps to keep an eye on the so called scientologists looking for the mother
load. Several times during these spring months of nineteen sixty nine, this is
right before he gets caught and they're out a Goler ranch or golar wash.
Manson and the others tried to drive up to the Barker Ranch, but it
always seemed that something went wrong, which beams were thwarting them, or with
the so called scientologists keeping the family away. Paul Crockett certainly didn't do anything
to dispel the illusion that he was preventing the family from coming out there by
means of his mental powers. In fact, he was promoting the idea that
he could establish a magical warp to prevent Manson from returning to harm those remaining
in Death Valley. Can you imagine that? I mean, it's literally like
a battle of the scientologists out there in Death Valley, or who gets to
retain the flock right before Charlie's about to go to prison and this shit's about
to break. The family seems to have begun to believe that occult beams and
powers were attempting to prevent them from returning to Holy to Holy Devil's Hole.
Even Manson ever a beamfoe. This is Ed Sanders talking. By the way,
in the book The Family Again, there's a free PDF version that'll be
in the description box evidently held some belief in Crockett's power. Paul Walkins,
so he claims, cited at the advent of various murderous schemes to get out
of the family. So he placed himself in the tutelage of Paul Crockett.
Quote he Crockett knows how Charlie set up his whole thing, And I went
to Paul. Paul helped me out of this plan. Just like that.
I was hung right up in it and using processing and looking at what it
is, I e as isning it, as they say in scientology. I
was able to be free from it. But Old Clem, Sandy Lynn and
Gypsy there ain't no way they can get free from that. I mean,
they could snuff Charlie out and they're still stuck to him. Very very interesting.
And here's a little video from this amazing Manson movie that talks a little
bit about the scientology wars and shit that were going on. I mean,
get me down here. While it's Barker's ranch, a man named Plockett and
another drove it to the yard. Woman that I arrived, I met Rooks
Poston. They were living in the house from the ranch, would go and
stay in the cabin that was just to the left of the house. We
would sit up and we began to hear about Charlie Paul that offered me a
job to go up and down the mountains and to help him get gold word
down from some minds that they had in that area. I got books to
go and work with me, and then Paul Watkins came. Every day we
would go and inspect the old mind sight so old diggings, and I could
explain to them what Charlie was doing, that it was ridiculous, it was
idiotic, that it had no value whatsoever to them, and they decided to
put Charlie and come and go with me. Later on, Charlie and the
crew came back up to the desert. When we were there, I watched
him and Crocket do this little dance with the gurus. They just seemed to
me that all stuff haack more reality than Charlie's. That was my way out.
I had no one to go back to, and everybody I've been up
with their families. Okay, so that's it on that. Now here's another
little interesting thing that I found, and we're gonna, like I said,
at the very end, we're kind of working our way to the beginning of
the story. I just wanted to give you some tidbits I don't know.
I haven't he just there, he goes, I threw myself out of there.
I hit the wrong one. I just wanted to give you guys some
tidbits to show you the influence of scientology, to introduce you to the process.
But we're we are actually going to get to Charles Manson by doing some
backfooting here. And here's another little interesting thing, a slip by David Misscabbage
where he actually you see that letter that I told you or that I showed
you earlier before, and how Marie Terry himself, you know, who wrote
the Ultimate Evil. He was also getting fair game. We'll cover that in
part two. As soon as Scientology gets wind that Manson, who they know
is as scientologists you know, might be, might cause a pr flap.
They set up all sorts of programs to get intel on the family and people.
And part of that I don't think David miss Gabbage is too privy to
that. This would have been in the sixties and maybe up to the early
seventies, so he's not nearly as smart as and clever as Hubbard. This
is Hubbard's doing. And David miss Gabbage slipped up in one of the events
and talked about the Processed Church, even though he didn't use the correct names.
That either shows how clueless he is about the connection or that he's trying
to kind of hide it. So let me show you this little clip.
First of all, process history goes kind of like this, so they really
let me just read this. This is Xtool. Extool is a small village
in the state of Yucaton, Mexico. It is on the North Gulf of
Mexico. Blah blah blah. Okay, so it's in Yucaton, Mexico,
and the village, like a few others, located on the Gulf coast,
was a location where salt. Okay, that doesn't matter. Xtool is noted
as a location where some thirty members of the Processed Church of the Final Judgment
went in nineteen sixty six. They set up camp in an abandoned salt factory
while they were hit with the Hurricane Inez. The resulting storm lasted for three
days. It was during this time that the basic theology of the Processed Church
was formed and later written as the Extool Dialogues and again. The Processed Church
of the Final Judgment documentary is on my bit shoot channel. There'll be a
link in the description, so you can see the whole extool where they basically
came up with their philosophy, and here's David MS. Gabage talking about it
in an eclip. Was probably the best example of them. Can you pull
that back? Probably the best example of the viciousness of these false reports is
a document written by David Forsythe who was posted in IRS intelligence branch. The
report was written in nineteen seventy four and was to smear the church internationally and
wipe it out. At the time the report was written, the church had
coincidentally purchased a ranch in Mexico as a boarding school for the children of SEAWERG
members in southern California. In other words, the ranch was occupied by six
year olds. But in forsyighte report, he stated a group of scientologists is
currently training in guerrilla warfare near the town of Uxtall on the Yukaton Peninsula.
Okay, that's obviously extall shows how misinformed he is. But there it is
the Yucatan Peninsula. And I'm going to play that again because this is very
interesting what he says. Maybe someone can decode it in the comment section afterwards.
But it's just an example of their interaction with these groups and having to
deal with them, and what's up with him saying these six year olds on
a ranch, you know, isn't that what Scientology does in their boarding schools?
Just as Laura FM. Probably the best simple of the vicious nature of
these reports is a document written by DiMAGE Foresight. It was posted in Irrest
Intelligence Age There Were Course, written in nineteen seventy four and was an attempt
to smear the church internationally and wipe it out. At the time it was
written, the church had finally purchased a Mexico as a boarding school for the
children of Sea Org members in southern Califia. In other words, the ranch
was occupied by six year olds. But in Forsight's report, he stated a
group of Scientologists is currently training a ruler warfare near the town of Uxtall on
the Yukatminsula. That grade those kids must have really been something. What a
sick fuck man while he's doing the same things to the other kids. Okay,
turn this off, stand by you guys want to watch this instead.
Okay, So one of the little thing to show you before we actually get
into Charles Manson here, just another connection with Bruce Davis, the Processed Church,
and to try to set some groundwork as we go forward so we don't
get totally lost when we really jump into this. On this next article,
throw the chat in over here. Sure you guys can read that. Okay,
stand by, Please draw on the music. We're gonna go for hip
hop here. Come on, man, My transitions I thought were slow.
So Manson seems to have stayed on Topanga Lane at the mouth of Topanga Canyon,
by the ruins of the Spiral Staircase. The Spiral staircase is where they
first the family, when they were more innocent, first met the Process,
and according to Charlie's own biography, that's when they kind of started to go
crazy when they met members of the Process and we're witnessing what they were doing
versus their innocent peace and love hippie type thing. That's according to Manson.
So I guess we have to take that with a grain of salt. But
we do know that they first met the Process at the Spiral Staircase int Panga
Canyon. The Spiral Staircase house, where Manson and crew had stayed a year
previous, had subsequently been demolished. Manson was living in a blue bus parked
by their ruins. Manson was seen at Thanksgiving dinner at Lane Wooton's house in
to Penga Canyon on November twenty eighth, nineteen sixty eight. Standby. In
early December nineteen sixty eight, Manson sent sent ace Acidian this is Ed Sanders
like talk trying to be cool. He's basically talking about acid head Bruce Davis
on a trip to England where we spent around five months, including considerable time
at the London headquarters of the process. The process had a London headquarter.
It wasn't too far removed too far away from the London headquarters of what will
become Scientology's Saint Hile I Believe or East Grinstead. Little Paul described it as
being a go to Rio and get me a coconut scene where Manson told Davis
to take a trip around the world and report back whatever the case. Bruce
Davis, with two traveling companions, journeyed to England by way of North Africa.
There is also a story fitting about that Davis took a collection of five
hundred silver dollars over to England to sell. People that have intimate knowledge of
the Tate la Bianca case was see an interesting possibility if in fact David did
transport to Silver to Great Britain. So in London, Davis approached the Church
of Scientology to pursue choruses of study. He was employed by the Church of
Scientology for a short time, working in their mailroom. The Church of Scientology
fired Davis after a couple of weeks when he wouldn't stop using drugs, they
say. According to a homicide investigator extremely close to the case, Bruce,
Davis then began to hang out with the Processed Church of the Final Judgment at
their Mayfair townhouse. Later, when he returned from London to the Spawn Ranch,
David Davis was talking and whooping about the Hitler loving Satanic organization. Okay,
so let's get into the man himself and start from the beginning. Okay,
So we're gonna take a quick side bar here and we're gonna do something
and I'm gonna jump. I'm not moving this dial from this video. I
just want to put something else in here real quick too. It's just a
little bit more primer. So let me go ahead and get this out of
here real quick and jump back in there in a second. All right,
it's gotta find the right one. You know what happened? Oh yeah,
they did it there. All right, we need to get a little bit
of this background here first, because when they start getting into the methods that
these churches and whatnot are using and are kind of slowly showing us this,
we can't lose sight of the fact that these are governmental programs that are informing
these types of cults. And that's a huge element. You can't separate that
from the mine control experiments and everything else is going on. So this kult,
the shocking Cold War experiments hidden by CIA. This is old BBC and
it's only like seven minutes long, but we're gonna watch it. Ill give
them a glass of kool aid, and so are the other children. This
kool aid was spiked with LSD. It was horrible. In the early days
of the Cold War, the CIA ordered the creation of a secret program intended
to find ways of mind control. They funded an army of psychiatric institutions across
the United States and Canada to perform experiments on unsuspecting patients using psychedelic drugs,
sensory deprivation, electroshock treatment, and warm The program was known by its code
name MK Ultram. At the end of the Korean War, a number of
freed American POWs came home seemingly brainwashed and espousing Communist propaganda. American officials suspected
that the soldiers had been subjected to what they thought were new Communist mind control
techniques. Alarmed by the situation, the newly formed CIA allocated twenty five million
dollars for psychiatric experiments on human beings. It was the most secret program ever
conducted by the CIA in the United States. Patients at psychiatric hospitals, prisoners
and federal institutions, and even people in the public were given drugs without their
awareness or consent and experimented upon. Initial projects within a gale true included Operation
Midnight Climax. They established what were called safe houses where prostitutes with more men
to these apartments, and then once the men were in the apartments, they
were dosed with LSD and then they were basically studied by CIA scientists, usually
behind two way mirra. Another common practice was the hosting and observing of LSD
induced parties with live music. These parties were called pacid tests, and the
culture that grew out of them played a key role in the development of the
hippie and psychedelic movements. A few years later, however, some of the
most damaging experiments occurred at the Allen Memorial Institute in Montreal, Canada. There,
under the direction of infamous Scottish American psychiatrist doctor Ewan Cameron, unsuspecting patients,
many of whom had common ailments such as postpartum depression, were experimented on
with aggressive drug cocktails and extreme techniques. My father was a victim of doctor
Cameron. He was a twenty seven year old, healthy skier, Canuer,
very athletic, and he had asthma. They told him if he went to
the Allen Memorial they could cure his asthma. My father, Charles, was
patient to doctor Cameron's. He had a trigeminal lourelgia that's called where there's a
pain in the temple that radiates into the jaw that approently is cruciatingly painful.
They told him that it was psychosomatic, which it's not, but in those
days, what did they know. So they sent him to a shrink.
The shrink that he went to was working with Cameron, although we didn't know,
so he put my father right into the program. I was having trouble
with my parents, and my father and my stepmother decided to put me in
the Allen Memorial Institute. They had no idea what went on in there.
I was sixteen when I was there. Doctor Cameron pursued a concept he called
deepatterning, which was meant to reduce patients to an infantile psychological state, wherein
doctors could take advantage of the person's cognitive vulnerability to attempt to rebuild their mind
under the doctor's control. A popular method of choice to achieve this was called
psychic driving. The day that my father was brought to the hospital, they
immediately put him on insulin to put him into like an insulent coma. They
took clips from the interview with the shrink and put it on tape to run
a loop under his pillow. While he was put into this sleep treatment.
He also was put in an insulin coma for thirty six days with a recording
beside him saying that your mother hates you, over and over and over and
over and over. That was beside my bed constantly repeated two hundred and fifty
thousand and five hundred thousand times. Could you imagine in itself being an insulin
and induced coma for thirty six days. Another common method was the use of
extreme Page Russell electroshock therapy. Paid Russell shock treatment is approximately forty to seventy
five times the strength of a normal shock treatment, so it's really designed to
wipe out the memory. He received fifty four high voltage shock treatments, followed
by fifty four grandma seizures. After twenty seven days of this, they said
that they were discouraged because he still had twice to his former life in that
he was asking to see his wife. They decided to give him more page
Russell shock treatments and put him to sleep for another thirty days. When patients
were released from the Ellen Memorial, they and their family's lives would never be
the same again. Well, there's a lot I could not remember. After
I got out of the Allen. When my family came, I was a
zombie. I didn't even know who they were. He never came up the
same. He had a blank, blank look at his eye. He didn't
know who we were. He didn't know we were his daughters. He lost
his job, we went into poverty. After he came out, he had
said in his interview with the shrink that he was the apple of his zoil,
and after he came home he started beating me. Not long after,
in nineteen seventy three, the mk Ultra program was terminated and some of the
evidence of his activities was systematically erased. The whole thing was basically discovered because
of a whistleblower named John Marx, who wrote the first book really about the
program, called The Search for the Manchurian Candidate. There were congressional hearings here
in the United States in the mid seventies after it and then exposed, and
during those hearings, the CIA finally admitted that this program existed. They admitted
that it was probably not the right thing to do, but they famed innocence.
Despite the congressional hearings and marginal interest in the subject in popular culture,
most m cultural survivors suffered in silence, taking their trauma with them to the
grave. Today, having received no formal apology or compensation, the children of
some survivors are pursuing a class action lawsuit against the institutions they beem responsible.
No, the CIA knew that it was breaking you know, every moral,
ethical, and legal law in the books to do these experiments. They all
were behind it, they all knew what they were doing, but they weren't
doing it out of care or love. They were doing it out of military
and political reasons. I am on medication now because of what happened to me
when I was sixteen. No, I have not had any compensation or apology.
I want everyone to know in Canada what went on in that horrible,
horrible hospital. And that's not even bringing into sexual abuse. They would rape
the people. Well, historians and survivors have exposed MK ultra. If that
doesn't sound like a cult, you know, cult activity to you out of
yeah, I mean that's straight up the definition. Like the trauma, the
torment, the drugging, the sexual abuse, all of that exploits to the
world. Much remains unknown about its extent and wider impact. Given the highly
sensitive nature of the program's activity, is likely this will remain the case for
years to come. All right, we'll jump back over to that guy.
Now, it's got to look at one more thing. Make sure I don't
want to add something else real quick. Now. I think the next two
pieces that I want to add to this puzzle are going to be kind of
lengthy, So we'll jump back onto this one here for a bit. We're
about to get into the Manson stuff now, so like keep her into it
more than just a passing mention. Actually, let's take a quick break here.
See what you guys are in the chat? Come on, uh the
what was that? The Daily Beast? And it's an amazing little gem of
reporting by him man talking about the connections that was the previous broadcast. I'll
link that in the description as well. Yeah, neuram, I'm and you
know full process thing that you saw. Those are the mcclerthy's and I'm going
to leave a link in the description box because I believe they are having some
trouble with their living arrangements. Arnie Lerma, the late Arnie Lerma rip.
Maybe I'm forgetting someone, but I love these guys research and people that will
kind of give the bigger pawer. He died an untimely death, some say
from smoking. He died in his fifties, and some say there's a conspiracy
behind that. I don't know personally, but it's amazing that he wrote this
in two thousand and four. And if you want a book that connects a
lot of dots from the serial killers to what Neuram was talking about about the
CIA covered ops, this whole area and the serial killers and the false memory
syndrome and all this incredible stuff. This is one book where you can really
get a lot out of it. And if he was with us today,
it would be amazing to have him update this and see what he can come
up with, because it's one of the top books in my opinion, and
a lot of people to start trying to understand this complex dot connecting maze basically.
So enough rambling and back to this. So this is from Dave McGowan.
I'll try to double back and fact out what that book is, because
now I want to read it, at least see what it is. Let
me see if I can get this up a little bit more. No too
much? Okay, here we go, make sure we're sent. Let me
put this down here. Like I said, once I get the hang of
this fucking thing, I'll stop babbling about all the shit that's going on over
here. Charles Mills Manson was born no name Maddox, the son of an
alcoholic teenage prostitute. His mother was imprisoned for arm robbery when Charles was just
a toddler, so the boy was sent to live with his grandparents. Following
that, he lived for a time with an aunt and uncle in Virginia,
who sent him off to his first day of school dressed as a girl,
just as Henry Henry Lee Lucas's mother had done. By age eight, Charlie
was back with his mother, who occasionally sent him off to stay with a
moonshiner uncle. At age nine, he was sent to stay at the Gibralt
Home for Boys, a quote reform school in Cherry Hate, Indiana. Three
years later, the pre teen boy was living alone in a single room at
a boarding house until he was discovered by authorities. How he came to be
living alone remained something of a mystery. From that point on, Manson spent
the vast majority of his life institutionalized. I'm looking at something that says himself
housed at Boystown. Let's see what that's all about. So he's already getting
set up in these government funded, shady ass schools, traumatized by being told
to wear a dress, and perhaps this forms his narcissism and his desire to
figure out a way to survive the abuse and rebel. I'm not justifying Manson's
behavior at all, my friends' it's just interesting, Well you could perhaps see
why his formation and why he would be maybe become what he became. Charles
next found himself housed at Boys Town, and that's an infamous place that's identified
in the Franklin cover up as a cesspool of pedophilic operations. By the age
of fifteen, Charles was no longer award of the state. He graduated to
being a full fledged convict. In prison, the diminutive Manson was repeatedly raped
and beaten by guards and fellow inmates until he managed to escape at the age
of six teen and binding his way to California. Dude, imprisoning people at
that age, that's insane. And also we're talking about a history of sexual
abuse rape from at least Boys Town on up into the rid into the jails,
where that shouldn't surprise you that the the corrections officers are in on the
raping. Why do you I mean, if that's a surprise you, you
got to take a look at what the what the justice quote unquote justice system
and quote unquote corrections system is all about. It's a dark, dark place
and there is no It's like hell because you can't turn to anything. Everything
and everyone is just as evil. What a shitty way to start your life
out. He was soon arrested again and sent to the rather omnous named National
Training School for Boys in Washington, d C. A few years later,
he was set free and married briefly and fathered child, who also worked as
a pimp. That occupation earned him a lanthly prison stay following a conviction for
running an interstate vice ring. Seven years later, he was again set free
after reportedly following Henry Lucas's lead by begging authorities at Terminal Island Prison not to
release him. Now he gets out of prison at this point, and I
want to show you some of the shenanigans before we get into his you know,
him getting out of prison, what he was kind of getting up to
in prison right before his release. So let me pull this up here.
Oop's wrong one funck. I might have fucked that last one up. Okay,
So okay, does that work? I don't know why that's happening.
Okay, So I'm just gonna put it. Oh, here we go again.
Once I get these fucking settings down, we can start moving. So
here's some of the things he was actually doing, and it kind of reminds
me of Hubbard. Manson was many things, not just as scientologists. He
grabbed, like Hubbard, from everything, especially hypnotism and the occult. So
it was while counting the days that mc weld done. I don't know if
he's okay, Okay, yeah, I know he is about to read that
part. I just wanted to make sure you didn't closs over it. This
is all important, this first paragraph, Neil Eiland that Manson began studying music,
warlockry, hypnotism, aftral projection, masonic lore, scientology, ego games,
subliminal motivation, music, and perhaps rose Acrusiism. Again, we showed
you the kind of ven diagram of how rose accrusionism fits into scientology, especially
here in its false Resicruciism too, by the way, that's as it's a
Rosicrucianism in name only. It's a much darker thing than what one would even
conceive of a mystery school or a secret society as being. And I can
show you that the trail of that and the splintering off in the in the
the fabrication of such. If we go into the entire Book of Transhumanism,
The History of a Dangerous Idea by David Livingstone. Hypnotism and subliminal motivation he
seemed determined to use. He seemed to It actually comes up in Proofs of
a Conspiracy by What do You Call It? By John Robison too. He
discredits rescrutionism as just being a flimsy name on on a false u, as
a false moniker determined to use it to affect control over others to his benefit.
One Prison Made of Manson of McNeil Island recalls vividly the great Charlie Manson
headphones Caper. This is kind of funny shit that he was getting up to
it practicing his hypnosis skills. That's another thing that you're going to see probably
in part two, where he was definitely training and became kind of an expert
hypnotist, just like Hubbard, because that's the best way to access the subconscious
mind and easily take over some one's mine without their awareness. One Prison made
of Manson at McNeil recalls vividly the Charlie Manson headphone Caper. Utilizing the prison
radio station, Manson planted what his cell partner called post hypnotic suggestions in all
the prisoners at McNeal Island Penitentiary. Each prisoner had access to the station by
means of headphones hanging on the bunk beds in the cells. Manson set up
a clandestine scheme where by the radio station would broadcast messages at three am over
the headphones. The message or instruction was repeated over and over the prisoners.
Three am is the witching hour two and if you get into that whole circadian
rhythm thing and stuff like that, there are reasons certain things are done at
certain times. Who were required to hang their headsets at night on the bedstand
so that the messages were picked up by the sleepers but were not loud enough
to attract the guards. The story continues that McNeil Island had a baseball team
or a basketball team that rarely won games. Manson beamed messages to the sleeping
inmates urging them to get out into root for the McNeal Island team. Charlie
then plays bets with the zealous new fans that the opposing team would win and
quickly won himself two hundred frickin packs of cigarettes. The medium of exchange in
US prisons. Another was the applause caper. He planted suggestions over the earphones
that everyone should keep applotting for Manson when he sang at a particular prison talent
contest. Manson won the contest ear posed earphones down, evidently receiving a standing
ovation of some duration of irony. Manson seems to have become a protege in
prison, a probation gangster, a prohibition gangster. Alvin Creepy Carpus, a
member of the Evil Ma Baker Gang which left fourteen victims dead Smat Barker.
Alvin Old Creepy Carpus taught Charlie to play this deal guitar and seems to have
been a general counselor to the young man, although when interviewed after Manson's arrest,
Carpus said that he had considered Manson the last man on earth to quote
go into the mass murder business. Charlie was hooked on this new thing called
scientology, says Carpas, he figured it would enable him to do anything or
be anything. Maybe he was right. The kid tried to sell a lot
of other cons on scientology, but got strictly nowhere. Scientology is a reincarnationist
religion that claims to train individual to experience past, live, to leave their
bodies, et cetera, i e. Exteriorize, and to achieve great power
and immortality, among other things. Manson learned about scientology from one Laneer Raymer,
from Jeane Deaton, and from Jerry Millman, who was Manson's roommate at
McNeil Island Penitentiary. Laney or Ramier. According to Manson, followers had been
active in the study of scientology and become a doctor of Scientology, an early
rank in the movement now abolished. Raymer broke away from scientology and formed his
own group. Also, I'm going to show you in part two how Raymer
was. Also there was a whole file kept on his ass because Scientology was
again trying to keep intellent anybody had anything to do with Manson and scientology,
and since Raymer is the one that introduced him to it, they had a
whole record which I have from the church, that they kept on him.
If you didn't catch on yet, this, this guy who's doing this broadcast
is a former if that is, if there's such a thing a former scientologist
and reformed scientologists, I guess broke away from scientology and formed his own group.
He was apprehended for a shotgun hold up and was sent to McNeil Island.
Manson had told the jail house visitor that he received one hundred and fifty
sessions. It's actually one hundred and fifty hours of processing in jail, evidently
from Lanya Ramer. And one hundred and fifty hours is a shitload of auditing.
By the way, guys, I've definitely done thousands of hours, but
one hundred and fifty is quite a bit and would definitely do something to your
mind. Manson has contented and he's done thousands is what is he just admitting
to her saying right there, that's kind of interesting. He did that he
learned scientology methods very quickly because his mind quote wasn't programmed. But Manson was
not a product of scientology in any way. I would kind of disagree with
that. Maybe you'll look, you'll see more as we go, and you
make up your own mind. He merely borrowed a few ideas from it.
Do scientologists call it squirreling, that is, borrowing and mutating scientology practices or
methods. Manson picked up a fair number of scientology phrases and practices which he
put into his own use when he began to reorganize the minds of his young
followers. Phrases like quote to mock it up and cease to exist and to
come to now, and the concept of putting up pictures or mocking up pictures
all seemed to have their origin and Manson's McNeil Island sessions with Lanier Raymer.
Manson also studied Masonic lore and picked up some knowledge of Masonic hand signs,
which later he would flash to judges during court appearances. Not a bad thing
to do, but apparently it didn't work for Manson. He evidently learned something
about scientology recognition signals. Later in the area of Creepy Crawley Creepy Crawl Manson
would develop his own complex system of hand and body signals, really a whole
language of chop notation among his followers, and we showed in the series how
he did the ham mimicry something called c h's. I won't try to be
crazy with the nomenclature, but communication control on having this was one of the
drills where he'd run up to the kids on the ranch and he would have
them, you know, he'd move around like he was like this amazing dancer,
so to speak, and he would have people try to mimic or copy
him. That came directly from scientology as well as theater, games and such,
which is probably where Hubbard sold it from. So getting back to this
Sambi, please, within months, Charlie was playing his music in bars in
San Francisco's tender Loin district. So again, he's out of jail. You've
seen some of the antics and the training he was getting in jail, along
with how to win friends and influence people and other things. And now he
gets out and within months Charlie was playing his music in bars at San Francisco's
Tenderloin district and gathering a large and devoted group of followers. Now again,
just real quick, guys, we covered in detail how his parole officer let
me pull this off. Here. His parole officer was named Roger Smith,
and I'm sorry his parole well, I don't the parole officer shit. And
how he got out so quickly and was allowed to move to San Francisco is
covered in the Summer of Syops episodes, and we'll be getting deeper into that
when we get into that but he didn't. He wasn't he didn't have permission
to go to San Francisco, but he was being protected by his parole officer.
Okay, back to this, Okay, So after he gets out,
he's playing music at the Tenderloin district and gathering a large and devoted group of
followers. In this free period of freedom, he lived with and associated with
hundreds of different people, many of them prominent in the entertainment industry. He
made numerous contacts in the music business, including Dennis Wilson, Nil Young,
and Terry Melcher, the son of Doris Day and the former occupant along with
Candice Bergan at the Cielo Drive home where the tape murders occurred. Charlie even
reportedly served as a religious consultant. That's actually not true about the monkeys and
shit. There's a rumor that he auditioned for the monkeys, but that would
have been impossible because he was actually in prison at the time. He was
also deeply involved in a number of criminal enterprises well before the consecutive blood blast
that thrust him into the national spotlight. As author Joel Norris has noted,
Charlie was a drug dealer and contract killer and had become involved in the underworld
crime, murder for higher rings, and child pornography. More to say on
that when we get to the actual killings. Interesting enough, Manson has said
that the family's most well known victims were involved in some of this same enterprises.
Quote don't you think those people deserve to die? They were involved in
kitty porn. Charlie had also had previously noted allied himself with various Satanic cult
groups that, as Norris notes, were quote heavily based on ritual bondage,
sacrifice and also murder. You know, Charlie would have been the type of
guy who would have known the deep dark secrets and goings on of these Hollywood
elite type And if that's all he did was whack a bunch of child killers
and child rapists, Hey, that's off to Charlie. According to Ed Sanders,
who interviewed numerous members and associates of the family, Manson was also involved
involved in the production and distribution of snuff films. We'll get more into that,
and that also ties into one of the shootings during the David Berkowitz spree
that was filmed and used for the same purposes. This is so disturbing.
Man again, and if this is all wrapped up into the same if this
all criss crosses in an intertwined the way it is, hundred s Thompson might
pop up. And this too, because we're talking about Boystown previously, even
though that was a little bit before the time frame that they're discussing. Now,
we're talking about snuff films and child pornography and all this other stuff.
All this stuff is orchestrated by the same people. So Hundress Thompson would have
been involved with those people too. If what you know, what is his
name? Russ and Bonanci have both said about Hundre s. Thompson being involved
in them. You're just joining us trigger warning because this is kind of dark
shit that we're talking about here. In the aftermath of the Teton Lombianca murders,
the LAPD, one of whom officers co owned the auto shop that Charlie
lived in just a few months before the murders, couldn't really be bothered with
the wealth of evidence that implicated family members in the murders. The department also
refused to acknowledge and examine the obvious connections between the two murder scenes, severely
hampering the investigation. They likewise refused to explore the connections between the murder of
musician Gary Hinman and the other two more high profile crimes. The La Sheriff's
Department had already sawd the Hyman case no thanks to the LAPD, and had
taken Bobby Bousselat into custody just a few days before the tape murders. The
sheriff knew of his connections to the family and of the connections between the three
crime scenes. Two motorcycle gang members with close ties to the family, Al
Springton and Danny DeCarlo, the Strait Satans, had given the sheriff's damning testimony
concerning the family's involvement in all three murders. To Carlo, who was reportedly
a member of the Processed Church, appears to have provided security for Charlie and
the family. He kept a large arsenal of weapons at the family compound,
including a three to zero three British an Enfield rifle, a twenty two rifle,
a twenty gage shotgun at thirty caliber carbine, at twelve twelve gauge riot
gun, an M one carbine and submachine gun the family, it should be
noted operate as the hippie cole that they have been portrayed as being their base
of operations was more of a paramilitary compound than it was a commune, complete
with guard shacks at lookout points, telescopes, walkie talkies, military field telescopes,
and converted dune buggies equipped with machine gun mounts. And also remember there
on the Spawn Ranch, which is a movie set, which is quite interesting
as well. When the sheriffs pass along to the LAPD the information they had
obtained from their informants, LA's finance proceeded due absolutely nothing. Meanwhile, on
September one, nineteen sixty nine, just a few weeks after the Tate murders,
a twenty two caliber revolver was found in Sherman Oaks and turned into the
LAPD. The gum was a rather rare and unique firearm and just happened to
match the description of the weapon suspected of being used in the killings, right
down to the broken handle that provided a perfect pit for the handle pieces that
were recovered at the murder scene. Nevertheless, the department tagged and filed the
web and it was promptly forgotten for months. The department later sent out a
flyer with the photo of the weapon, failing to realize that they had already
had the gun in custody. Bumbling idiots or is this planned? It took
or as Charlie being protected. It took a phone call from the father of
the boy who had found the gun to get the department to acknowledge its existence,
and even then the caller was initially told that the gun had probably been
destroyed. That's like the most important piece of evidence and it seems like it
got brushed off elsewhere. Family member Susan Atkin had been arrested on unrelated charges
and was spending time in the Civil brand Institute for Women, and as we
know, while there, she gave detailed confessions of the murder to at least
two fellow inmates. She claimed that the family had already committed eleven murders and
quote many more were going to die. Both of these women tried to pass
this information along the LAPD, but both were repeatedly denied permission to do so.
This was in spite of the fact that one of the female jailers to
whom these reporters were made his requests were made, was at the time dating
one of the Tate case homicide detectives. Just to throw this in here too,
when he said something about the gun being destroyed. This is a common
thing when those who we consider our public officials, the ones that are supposed
to be, you know, carrying out the law because apparently we can't do
that for ourselves. They did the same thing with Kurt Cobain. The the
police of Seattle allowed and right in front of like they was they were incinerating
the murder web. Well, yeah, the murder weapon, not the suicide
weapon, but the murder weapon, the rifle or the shotgun, whatever they
said it was. Yeah, they let they let Courtney Love do that.
She also had ties into all types of my control type stuff. One of
those she was very over sexed as a young child, and she was wrapped
up in a lot of messed up stuff, a lot of mind control stuff.
So yeah, she had CIA written all over her. And whatever they
did, she knows people, and they knew her, and it was a
protection thing. It didn't matter how freaking clumsy and stupid she was about it.
One of the inmates later said, quote, it was the hardest thing
I've ever tried to do in my life to get anyone to listen to me.
It would appear then that the labd had, among other evidence, all
the following at their disposal, the eyewitness account of a participant in the crimes,
the gun used in the crimes, and the statements of too close associates
of the killers directly implicating them in the crimes. Yet they chose not to
act on any of this for a period of several months. Though no serial
killer slash mass murder in history has likely achieved the level of notable, So
basically what that means is he wasn't the guy that they had gone out to
do that stuff, wasn't done doing the job that he had to do,
so they could have and to pull him in, yet because he still had
work to do. Those who'd moved the hands of these mechanisms weren't weren't budging
yet variety or generated the volume of media coverage that Charles Manson has, many
of the most compelling facts the Manson case remained largely unknown to the public.
A particular significance, perhaps, are the myriad levels on which the killers and
the victims were connected. One of these connections was provided by none other than
Anton Levey. At least one of Charlie's girls, known locally as the Witches
of Mendocino, was recruited for LaVey's Church of Satan. Susan sexy Sadie Atkins
was one of many dancers in Labay's stable, collectively known as the Topless Witches.
Review Atkins later credited Levey was starting her down the road to murder.
Family member Bobby Bousela, who was a roommate and by some accounts, a
lover of Child's star turned underground filmmaker Kenneth Anger, was also recruited from the
Church of Satan. Interestingly enough, LaVey had connection to the victims as well.
He had formed a close association with Roman Polanski shortly before the murders,
when he served as a technical consultant for Roman Polanski on the film Rosemary's Baby,
in which he also made a cameo appearance as who Else Satan. We
talked about this in a video that I did with Marcus where we talked about
John Travolta and Tom Cruise and how they got involved in scientology. And the
very first movie that John Travolta ever did was called The Devil's Reign, and
there's a picture of him with his arm around Anton LaVey that you can see
in that where he also was consulting on that maybe you have to do a
Satanic movie or something to get your jump in Hollywood, because right after that
he got welcomed back cat her. Interestingly enough, Leavey had connections. Okay,
so we covered that on the set of an earlier film, Tate herself.
Let me turn the music down a little bit here. Check in with
you guys, because I feel like I'm just rambling. Ah, but you're
not rambling, sir. Okay, right there? What about April thirtieth,
I'm not sure what you mean, Vegan. Can you please clarify that's him?
The dude doesn't even feed his flock. This gets worse, Yes,
it does. Okay, get the music turned down a little bit. Continuing
on on the set of an earlier film, Tate herself. This is Sharon.
Tate had reportedly been initiated into the into witchcraft by Alexander Saunders Sammy Davis
Junior, who was introduced to the Church of Satan by Manson. Victim j
Sebring has said of the victims who were killed at Tate's Yellow Drive residents quote
everyone there had at one time or another been into Satanism. Some newspapers,
some newspaper reports at the time of the slayings denounced the sensationalism. Were rife
with reports that the Philansopies were Satanists who hosted drug and sex orgies. I
don't know if they were Satanists, but they definitely did host those orgies.
And shortly before the actual murders, they had a whipping down of one of
the people over a drug deal gone bad at the house, and there was
many, many people there to watch that. They got up to some funky
shit, and they also found sex tapes with famous Hollywood celebrities at the Tate
Polanski residence, but they mysteriously disappeared after that once they got into the police's
hands. Of course, think were and this again points to this not just
being about a bunch of random, disorganized cult members detached from any other type
of influence. It has all the markings of an institutional, systemic problem that
you know, expresses itself or manifest itself occasionally as a cult, But it's
really just a reflection of what's going on inside of these hidden communities within our
system. And we can talk about the government programs, and I'm not talking
about your government cheese. I'm talking about the clandestine operations, the strangeness that
they do on public rituals and also public experiments. You know, what do
you think the acid was all about? You know, wide scale experimentation to
erode the walls and then have a culture right there ready for you to replace
what you once had morality and reshape you forever, so that they could erode
a road to road for every decade to follow. So I'm not saying that
this is no I am saying that this isn't just a cult. It's not
just a bunch of crazy people that went through a shitty life and YadA YadA.
No, this is guided And these tapes, these these are these are
blackmail tapes. So they had to get those out of there, blackmail tapes
that they probably didn't destroy. I'm sure they just got to where they could
be, you know, secure if ever needed. Indeed, just days before
the murders, Oh here we go, a drug dealer was reportedly filmed being
whipped at the house in an SNM ritual. Various celebrities were said to have
been in attendance. Actor Dennis Hopper spoke in interviews of statistic movies filmed at
the house that featured some of Hollywood's biggest names. Gee, where we heard
this shit before Rings of Epstein anyone? Another connection was provided by the Essalon
Institute, and I think we touched upon this in the last one. They
quote New Age Retreat and Monterey with ties to Crowley enthusiasts. Did he say,
Esslon, we're talking about Terrence mc kennet, like all these people.
It's I have to just read the entire Transhumanism book to you. I just
because he outlines all of this stuff and more, I mean, not into
greater detail. Like if you could take so many of those topics though,
and just say, okay, I want to I want to research this,
and you'd have a wealth of, you know, things to do because all
the other little tiny points are put together for you so you know where to
start looking. And it's like helps just focus your research. It's really really
cool. So what was I writing here? Hold on a second. Oh
yeah, Tara Tinao defended Polanski and you did it multiple times, but he
definitely did it on a very infamous Howard Stern that I played a couple videos
ago. I'm not sure how long ago it was, but yeah, you'll
ye up. I get hit plan on this one. Timothy leary like mind,
Timothy Leary's like minded Himalaya Academy. See how everything connects to everything else?
I think we covered Timothy Leary as well. And then that also ties
into Alvis Huxley too, who we talked about a couple episodes back. Manson
had ties to both. He had in fact visited Esslon, where Robert de
Grinstead of the Processed Church reportedly lectured occasionally. Just a few days before the
Tate killings. On the very day of the murders, someone from within the
Polanski home placed a call to the institute. For reasons unknown, one of
the victims, Abigail Folger, may have visited the retreat just a few days
before Manson's visit. And we're also going to get into Hubbard too, And
this is kind of a piece of it about how again everything connects to everything
else. Author Robert Heinlein was also reportedly invited to lecture at Esslon. Heinleine,
who like Hubbard, first gained notice petting pieces for astounding science fiction is
probably best known as the author of the nineteen sixty one novel Stranger in a
Strange Land. The book provided Mancy with Manson with a Mancy Nancy. The
book provided Manson with the Crowley inspired script to follow, and it was one
of the few books that Charlie allowed his disciples to read. Heinlein was a
right winger with strong authoritarian leaning, who to this day nevertheless continues to be
promoted by various voices in the progressive community. Another link between the Principles and
the case was provided by singer Mama Cass Elliott. This is will tie into
the Laurel Canyon scene in the next video. Victims voytech Forrakowski and Jay Sebring,
who had a history of Sadism, were both part of Cass's click,
as were Manson and some of his followers. Cass Elliott was sort of had
parties at her house just like they did at Cielo, and was known as
Mama for a reason. She was looked up to by most of the people
in the Laurel Canyon scene and was known as sort of the mother figure.
Victim Abigail Folder may have been as well. Folger had been known to be
friends at time with Charles Manson himself as well as with convicted Cotton Club killer
Bill Menzer, and that ties into when we get into the Son of Sam
stuff in New York. For the Lad's top initial suspects and the tape murder
case were members of Cass Elliott's inner circle. They remain, including Terry Melcher
by the way, who's That's another story for another time. They remained prime.
They remained prime suspects for the first month of the investigation. One member
of that circle was Pick Dawson, the flamboyant son of a US military State
Department official and on and off boyfriend of Cass. Dawson had lived in the
house of victims Freykowski and Folger in the summer before the killings, while the
ill fated pair house sat for the Polanski's and the future crime scene. You
kind of have to be a masochist. I'm not saying to say this,
but you had to kind of be a masochist to be a boyfriend of Mama
Cass, don't you. One zero zero five zero CLO Drive later renumbered appropriate
enough one zero zero six six CLO Drive. Another connection between killers and victims
was provided by their shared interest in drug trafficking several and we talked about in
one of the videos how Alron Hubbard Jr. Would talk about his father's drug
importations as fund helping to fund scientology. We're linked to the traffick link.
Let me read that back, including vortec Forrakowski, Abigail Folger, and Sharon
Tate herself were linked to the trafficking of hallucinogens. Rosemary la Bianca was a
known trafficker of meth amphetamine and likely other drugs as well. Forkowski had reportedly
secured a deal just before the murders that would have made him an exclusive distributor
of m DA in the LA area. His operations financed with coffee eRASS soldiers
considerable financial resources. Jay Sebring, who before the murders, had once appeared
in an underground movie that also featured Mansonite. Bobby Boussel, appears to have
evolved in the drug trade as well, and there's some speculation that Sea Brings
Hairstyling Place was just sort of a kind of a front for those drug transactions.
A man named Joel Rostau is known to have delivered drugs to Seabring at
the Coiello House just hours before the murders. Rostau was found murdered the next
year in New York City. Another Seabring associates showed up dead just a month
later in Florida. Immediately following the killings on Coiello Drive, Seabring's house was
thoroughly cleaned by friends before police arrived to conduct a search. The Manson family
was also heavily involved in drug dealing, including trafficking in LSD, Hashish,
marijuana, and cocaine. Just a couple of days after the killings, Mansion
was seen driving a black Mercedes Benz, possibly owned by an underling of a
man named Ronald Stark. Around that same time, Stark assumed the role of
banker for the quote Brotherhood of Eternal Love, a tax exempt church that was
formed by a motorcycle gang with close ties to Timothy Leary. That's the tune
in, tune out and whatever the hell you know guy that kind of started
all the shit, whose quote is saying that the CIA was responsible for the
sixties basically, and he was an asset. Yeah, he most certainly wasn't
that. So he was straight up cee A. He was also Ordo Templey
Orienttis. This Crowley is crolling, crawling all over this. If you know
the connections to this, he inspired the modern age, yes, but like
directly specifically. These people are followers studiers of Alisair Crowley. Hmmm, this
might be a good time to show a little video clip. So the Brotherhood
was led by a man named Farmer John Grills. I feel like I've been
reading forever, so I will show you a little bit another movie clip,
and we can they will show you a little bit more about the brotherhood,
Brotherhood of eternal Love and such, and we'll kind of be able to take
a break here without me just sitting here reading, and I can riff off
of some of the things that are in this little documentary. So let me
play this for you guys. It's about a ten minute thing, and then
we can jump off. We can jump back to where we were. That's
what I like to do. Commentary, smooth, smooth transition. Commentary is
always nice. I mean, reading's fine too. I don't mind doing the
reading part either, And you'll have, as they say in scientology, the
mass on the subject, rather than just some idiot endlessly reading. This speculates
on how Manson was a CIA asset and how he came to be able to
control his flock with his incredible hypnotic powers, and by asset that by no
means has any That doesn't mean you're of an official, official capacity, nor
are you a master of your own destiny. You're not like somebody with a
title in an office space. That don't don't get that in your head.
It just means you're manipulated and used by these people, and you're aware that
you're being used and manipulated because as affording you opportunities for things that you want.
However, the most curious, troubling aspect of Manson was his inexplicable ability
to control minds of his followers. They called themselves family him and went and
the number of aid from twenty to thirty. Police said they were a pseudo
religious culture. Manson used some of the same mind controlled techniques to see how
developing at the time under project in Ultra. I want to know if there's
a tie in between this family and we already know the processed church part,
but David Bergs Children of God, because that'll tie into all the like a
lot of the Hollywood cult activity in a different era and in a different area,
I should say, because these are all overlapping. But the children of
God that would put us back into the you know, the family of the
River Phoenix and and all that. That that conversation again and another insight into
what went on with depth undress Thompson and all that other stuff. Just hypnotism
plus d trauma and other types of bental conditioning to turn disaffected suburban sides into
brand killers. But where did he learn such skills? Deeper inspection. The
whole story reeks of an intelligence operation, especially to the failiar with the CIA's
session with Mind. A former Man family member described medicine's intent to systematically kidnapped
programmed children takes some relindious organization called out into the world. This one's chopping
crazy hard. I guess he's not hearing that on his end, But that's
how it recorded. It's not my computer. It's just the way his recording
ended up on his stream. If it's like that and it's psychic driving you
into into insanity too, then we'll have to uh love to bip gip ahead
a little bit on this. Let me just give it a few seconds.
Charlie wanted to use the fountain as a basic headquarters to go out and kidnap
kids. Bring them there program. They just showed eleven, which is interestingly
enough, eleven is a number of magic. Right. Yeah. If this
keeps doing this though, we can't listen to it like this, well that's
okay. Here's another connection. And he wants to he wants to kidnap children.
This is one of Charlie's plans. This is the same guy who said
something about they are all pedophiles. They would you really care if they were
dead? But it sounds like he's grabbing children for this various purpose. Section
the Fountain of the World cult. Let me see if I can find this.
Okay, so check this out, So lose the camera again. Okay,
So this again is from Ed Sanders book again link at the description box.
You can get a whole bunch of free books from pdf. And this
is an amazing read. By the way, another input into the mind of
Manson was provided by a religious cult, the Fountain of the World, located
west of the Spawn Ranch and Box Canyon near the San and Susannah Fire Department.
He was very impressed with the fountain and spent a lot of time visiting
it. Charlie was basically trying to form his own cult in his own religion.
This is why he would send Bruce Davis and people off on missions to
try to set up his own churches. And he was sort of He was
involved in so many different cults, not least in the Hayte Ashbury scene when
this was a thing, and with his mind he was trying to formulate his
own cult. The Fountain of the World, a religious sect dedicated to quote
peace through love and service, or so the sign on the hill above the
cult corner Reeds, was an apocalyptic Christian cult that held public meetings every Saturday
night. Several of the Spawn ranch Hands, including Shorty Shay, were associated
with the Fountain of the World. Ranch Hands would attend the Fountain's religious meetings
and group songs sessions. Manson and the family occasionally attended these meetings. A
black guy named John was involved in the leadership at the Fountain of the World,
and Manson several times hungered to take the place over. When I hear
apocalyptic Christian cult, I immediately think crypto Francists at the helm of something like
that. That sounds very forced the hands of God Zionists in a sense,
but in a different light. You go the cult members wore robes and practiced
celibacy. Charlie assigned some of the girls to try to seduce the priests of
the order, evidently to no avail. The Fountain was formed by a holy
man named Krishna Venta, who died by violence. The family grooveed with the
violent history of the Fountain. The religious retreat occupied subterranean chambers and caves,
wherein they did their thing. As the cult progressed, dissension ensued and parties
unknown blew up the founder, Christiana Venta, and nine of his followers with
forty pieces of dynamite placed in the catacombs. This occurred on twelve ten,
nineteen fifty eight. Where after the fountain struggled onward and was still thriving when
Manson. So it struggled onward and was still thriving when Manson discovered it.
Charlie seems to have gotten the idea for his crucifixion ceremony from the Fountain of
the World. There was a large rock at the Fountain of the World that
looked remarkably like a huge skull. At the top of the skull was a
wooden upright cross. Fountain members so one is told, were wont to strap
themselves up on the cross for penitential meditation sessions. Far out man not far
from the Spawn ranch, the family discovered an almost secret clearing guarded by the
natural surrounding wall. Of the large wall of large boulders. On one side
of the clearing was a hill, the Hill of Martyrdom. For upon this
hilly bowlder shouldered secret clar was performed perhaps the world's first outdoor LSD crucifixion ceremony.
And any of you guys that know the Manson story know that he,
you know, part of what he did was pretend to be Jesus and actually
actually acted out this cross ceremony minus the nails. There they snuffed Charlie and
the role of Jesus strapping not nailing him to an actual rustic cross, while
others, acting as tormentors and apostles, jeered or wheeped. One chosen female
was Mother Mary, cloaked and weeping at the foot of the cross. Then
they fucked, evidently after some form of resurrection service. Na August at nineteen
sixty eight, part of the family spent about a week living at the Fountain
of the World. There's talk that Manson gave about two thousand dollars of the
money given to the family by Juanita to the fountain. At some point in
its development, the family PARTICKI. The girls began to say Amen, Amen
whenever Charlie spoke, as if his words were divine. Manson began to formulate
obstin's task tests for his followers, as when he was told Sadie it's obedience
tests gluts during a meal to go get him a coconut, even if she
had to go clear to Rio. She executed an about face and she trotted
off to Rio. This is the power that he had over his flock.
However, after a few steps he called her back another time. It's just
like being under hypnosis. Manson programmed these people, and when he told him
to do something, it doesn't matter how ridiculous it is. It's just like
giving a hypnotic command to the subconscious and you act on it, no matter
how ludicrous. And there are stories of him actually sending people all across the
world to just for the hell of it, man, just to see if
they're under command. I'm thinking of a story of what l Ron Hubbard and
one of his hypnosis things he had a man put his hand on a bar,
and he would tell him, he would suggest to him that he it's
getting hotter and hotter, and he's gonna die if he if he doesn't take
his hand off. But he can't take his hand off. And the guy
was just sitting there and torment until Hubbard finally released the post ichnotic command.
She executed a bow. Okay. However, after a few days he called
her called her back. Another time in a meeting at the Fountain of the
World, when he was trying to impress the Fountain members with the with the
obedience of his followers, he instructed Little Paul to go spend a week on
the cross, which Little Paul darted off to do, but the wizard Manson
showed mercy and called them back. Okay, Jesus Christ, Okay. So
that's it. On that we will go back to this right where we were,
with the added bonus of a little bit of music in the background.
Check in with you guys, see how you're doing. Blazes his career,
that am I on here? Yet if you compare that with Tom O'Neil's book.
He goes into great detail about how Bogliosi was full of shit, and
how much he actually lied in his book, it's quite astonishing. And what
a psychopath Bogliosi was too. Not only did he make up a lot of
the story to fit his own agenda, but he was a very crazy person.
I don't know, Mark, how many cults does it take to change
the light bulb, Lady Veritas, there seems to be a blueprint throughout human
history. It's hard to tell one corruption from another. Makes you wonder who's
really pulling the strings? Okay, exactly. That's kind of why we're hammering
on the sixties and shit, lady, because I don't think the world and
the way that things operate have necessarily changed. I just think they'd become more
perfected. And what do they say, if you don't learn from your past,
you know, you're found to repeat it or some shit like that.
Well, here we are, okay, carrying on just a couple of days
after the killings. Okay, I think we covered that. Okay, so
we covered Oh back to the freakin' movie. Sorry, So we were jumping
off of here where the Brotherhood of the Eternal Love is going to play a
role in this little documentary that I might as well finish playing here too.
This is just a quick way to kind of understand what the hell this is
all about. Manson maintained a seemingly endless supply of Druss for his cult,
including the rare strain of LSD called Orange Sunshine, which exclusively from him,
known as the Brotherhood of Eternal. Obviously, isn't a professionally done documentary.
Really, I'm sorry for the music, but at least the information is here
known to have well established connections to the central intelligency. Well, we took
hundreds of trips together with Charlie. He actually did almost like drug programming.
Conspiracy researchers that delate Manson was sort of programmed new created by the CIA and
set loose against what was seen as a new and subversive self society. Ensign's
neglectful and traumatic childhood would certainly have made him a likely mind controlled candidate.
He was incargrated at Vaucaville State Inn, where CIA spooks were recruiting MK ultra
test subjects at the time. I want to hear something interesting, So you
just said Vaucaville State Prison right now, How the hell does scientology get itself
into the prison system. All we have to do is ask Robert von Jung,
let me see if I can pull this up. So check this out.
They had a system. I need to explain this a little bit before
I pulled this up. We talked about in the Raising a Secret Society series
how me and my dad used to grade lessons from inmates via a front group
by Scientology called Criminon. Before that that that started before q Andon. There
was Criminon Frown in the seventies. Before that, they would get Scientology into
prison systems through differently named but still using the same procedure as Criminon and Robert
von Jung, who has since spoken out, and he's featured on one of
the episodes called The Bridge to Total Amnesia, where he's actually demonstrating to a
news crew how the trs work after he wakes up. He was actually at
Vaucaville, and he gives us some a little bit of intel on how I
don't think there's not much of a difference, by the way, between Scientology
programming and m k Alta programming, so it's basically the same thing. And
this is how he kind of gets They get him into the prison system under
the nose of the guards and ship see this is what I'm saying, And
where did these come from? El Ron was I'm not sure how deeply into
naval intelligence he was in, but he was obviously into some sort of secret
society or type of religious sect that would have given him the proper clearance,
as per Bill Cooper who says, you don't get very far and you definitely
don't get picked for naval intelligence unless you are a Freemason, be a Mormon,
or something in those lines like Oddfellows something like that. Right, So
he was created. I see al Ron Hubbard as being created and put out
there in the public to do what he did and allow access because they were
so clumsy, like Operations snow White, which I don't even think they're going
to discuss tonight because this is about Manson, not about the scientology aspect.
But they they blatantly do things that should put them all in jail forever and
it doesn't happen. So how does that not work? How does it that
they have the ability to I mean, some people falls, and people don't.
They just keep moving on, you know. And I would think that
Crowley would have disagreed that he was the successor, even though he may have
claimed that Hubbard was disliked by Crowley and disappointed he Crowley was disappointed with JPL
founder Jack Parsons too because he was saying that he's going to get taken that
not to trust Hubbard, and you know when when he did end up losing
his money and his girlfriend, Crowley was a little disgusted with his soft headed
his his his soft minded fool of a friend who prior to that, he
said, should have been the only person to take over the Agape Lodge because
he was the most qualified for the OTO. So Parsons was in favor,
high favor, strong favor of Crowley until he got duped by a by a
douchebag who you know went out into the sand dunes with him and jerked off
to try to get the Babylon working gone. So. An ex intelligence officer
for Scientology, Robert von Jung said, I was at staff at the Davis
franchise from nineteen sixty nine until nineteen seventy one. Well, because of the
work that I was doing in Davis, I started to do some public relations
work as well as some other staff positions there, meeting the media. I
was also running a program in Vaucaville Prison, which is a medical facility that's
just west of Sacramento, happens to be the one where Charlie Manson was kept
for a long time that I would go in every you know, every week
and hold the class in scientology. We know Ted Kaczynski was also a victim
of the mk ulture project, and it's discussed in those episodes that I told
you about, and I'm sure you guys know the prison's top level universities,
including UCLA Stanford University, which is where the murder of Arles Perry when we
get to David Berkowitz plays in. They were experimenting with people's minds in you
know, completely illegally, in Project mk Ultra. That's what it was all
about. And when they were finally it was so compartmentalized nobody knew about it.
But ironically l Ron Hubbard did in a nineteen fifty one book called Science's
Survival. He tries to quote unquote expose mk ultra because somehow he was hip
to this shit and mk ultra wasn't officially foreign until it trained in the shit.
Right, He's going to probably say fifty two, but cybernetics was going
on before that Curley was around. He Cury died in forty seven. All
these things that they're accrediting to the paper Clip when it comes to mind control,
that's bullshit. If you look at what Curley wrote, if you look
at what they did and practice, all those techniques were being done by him
long before there was any talk about paper Clip. They already had that information.
He was already British intelligence at the time. So it's not true it's
mostly curly stuff. It's Cruellianity. April of nineteen fifty three coincidence, are
not Scientology Peak became incorporated in Camden, New Jersey in December of that same
year, nineteen fifty three, and since that one didn't take off very well,
in February of nineteen fifty four, they set up their real headquarters where
it did kick off, in Los Angeles. Sorry for the ramble. Hopefully
you can see how the project down KULT was so compartmentalized that it wasn't known
about until nineteen seventy four when they had congressional and state hearings, and even
then only a fraction of the information survived and ninety five percent of it was
destroyed. And even then The number of projects that they did on unwinning people
is incredible. So how big was the fucking project really? And the big
question is is it still going on today the whole country? And yet now
it's an open laboratory called America and everyplace else. So here we go back
to the if they can poison your food, water, and air and hit
you with electronic frequencies and radio ways to stifle and suppress your thoughts, ideas,
trigger emotions and hormones, what the hell do you think would you call
that? Would you not call that an experiment? What about legal highs?
Legal highs like I don't know, bath salts, MDPV methyloleene. Right,
they make it legal, you buy it with a credit card online, They
know where it's going to and if they want to monitor you, they know
how to do that. So if they want to mess with you and see
how much of that they can, who knows was there nano and that stuff
that you're snorting? Little documentary researchers can only speculate as to what brainwashing Manson
might have received. How what he certainly seems on board with the agenda.
You're gonna have one world government. We've gotta have a world course that can
do don't face in the world, that you can get away from in the
beans. I know that that is probably a long way away. Might be
well, she as many as I can't. I'm gonna value this God.
I'm figuring about fifty me, about fifty million. I mean, I might
be able to shave my trees and my air and my water and my wildlife.
But it was his taught to a Satanic cult that researchers believe ultimately motivated
the tape murders. We have a weird im say, A scene described by
one investigator is reminiscent of a weird religious rite. Five persons, including actress
Sharon Taday, were found at the home of Miss Tate and her husband,
screen director Roman Polanski. According to author Bari Terry, Manson was affiliated with
the process's church, spinning to the wolfs time at the cult. Again,
guys, if you're watching this, that's not me, that's his recording and
playback rude from his life stream. I can't stop those pops and stops and
clicks and breaks old and borrowing ideas that would become part of his helter Skelter
theology. There are people that maintained Manson learned everything he knew the process,
like the apocalyptic ideas that they preached. For a lot of the guys who
was interested in study and clearing your mind, that where silent anthology, and
then it got to be the John Todd spoke of man's affiliation with the process
search Manson, the brother that he belonged to is called the process and claimed
its murder was a cult sacrifice. That's what the taste were about. The
other ship to be there. She wanted out and you don't get out Sharon
okay, a was a witch's kidding. Sharon Tate won out. But the
theme is, no, I don't know what's up with him. It's still
ticking. I don't think he knows that it's off. He's anybody who was
in witchcraft doing that time tired the same thing. If you remember she was,
she was still one leg was thunder from the raptor and hands behind her.
His tot slashed sofa. There was a tow seventy eight CODs and a
tower deck. You look at the twelf major otane one, it's looked it
looked like a handman. That's exactly how Sharon Tate LaBianca was left still don't
know. I don't think he knows that he's not, that he's muted or
something. They were everywhere, rope tied twice around. Sharon Tate's neck was
looped over a beam and tied around, Filling Manson's commands to leave something witchy.
I said, if you're gonna something, leave something witchy, just tack
out what you are you. If you're going to do something, do it
well and leave something witchy. Yeah, I don't know. It's up with
this part of his production here with it keeps the reason that the capitation was
a family project. Some torture and some bury the pieces. Family member Susan
Atkins describe the group's ritual sick. All right, we're gonna have to just
push your head on this because this is a irritating your time. And if
we miss anything. I can play it back a little bit because because it
says someone says here the sound is skipping, So please let me know the
sound is skipping. Does this work any better? My friends? Let's take
it back a little bit. I said, if you're good, wanna do
something, leave something witchy? Okay, what tell you if you're gonna do
something, dude, it least something witchy. Only later the world discover the
true horrors that had been taking place within the Manson's demented family Together Love,
Together Together, Why Shorty shags the condition with a highlight project some torture?
Okay, it's too bad, apparently, I don't know why it's skipping so
much. I wonder if the other ones were, So we'll skip that,
but I'll leave a link in the description box so you guys can check that
out and we'll get back to what we were freaking reading. That sucks,
man, I'm gonna have to figure that out. Okay, So you guys
saw the stuff on the Brotherhood of the Eternal Love. You got a basic
idea, and like I said, you can cheer out the whole documentary,
which goes into also the Jim Jones cult. It's skipping so bad, I'm
gonna have to jump sorry, Andrew a bit better. Okay, doesn't look
like it's working that well, so we'll just go ahead and read this shit
stand by please, Thank God. I will figure that out in the future.
Okay, get a little bit of music going in here, stand by,
please. This is just lovely. Shit, isn't it guys, Jesus
hang on a second, need to see a fucking puppy. After this,
the death of Griggs resulted in a massive shakeup at the organization that resulted in
the shadowy Stark becoming the Brotherhood's sole banker and money manager. Under Stark's guiding
light, the Brotherhood became the largest known producer and distributor of LSD in the
world, reducing some fifty million doses. Stark was also closely linked to a
parallel acid producing operation in the UK dubbed the micro Gang, which likewise produced
millions of hits of LSD in the early nineteen seventies. While running his empire,
Stark was known to have extent how much money do you make when it's
like, I don't know what boys back then, but it's like what a
dollar three dollars a hit? Like what that's like the get rich slow scheme,
get into cocaine or something. So contacts with American embassy personnel and to
have frequent visitors from both the British and the American consulates. And as you
saw in that documentary, or maybe not because it was so skippy, there
was cia connections to the to the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, which was the
main acid producer during this time. Were the Manson's killings. In reality,
part of what might be dubbed the Great Acid Coup of nineteen sixty nine,
were the result of an operation aimed at, among other things, killing off
some of competitors, intimidating others, and consolidating control of the hallucinogenic drug market.
The possibility clear exists. The police originally were drawn to the theory that
the killings were drug related. Other early theories were that the killings were occult
inspired, or that the true motive could be found in what was dubbed fame
porn. Perhaps It's all of them. Films and videos found at the Polanski
home suggested in an elite Hollywood wife swapping operation. The folder for Krakowski home
also yielded a box of erotic photos of Hollywood's elite. Would that be maybe
for blackmail material? There were also indications of the involvement of organized crime in
the killings. Leo LaBianca had known underworld connections, to whom he reportedly owed
nearly two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in gambling debts at the time of the
murders of LaBianca home, which I must add, perhaps gratuitously, was once
owned by Walt Disney, was known to have its phone lines tapped. I
could also add here, perhaps rather gratuitously, as well, that Walt Disney
was a direct descendant on his mother's side of George Burrows, the quote Grand
Wizard of the Witches executed in Salomon sixteen ninety two. One mistaken impression that
many people have about the Manson case is at the homes where the attacks took
place were largely chosen at random. That was hardly the case. Manson was
very familiar with the Polanski Tait home, which he had visited in the past.
Manson knew both the owner of this Dielo Drive home, Rudy Albelly,
I'm probably not pronouncing that, right Alta Belly, right, Alta Belly,
and the previous tenant, Terry Melcher, who along with Charlie, was involved
with the Processed Church, as was John Phillips. That's Papa John Phillips,
who was the uh one of the singers and the mamas and the papas along
with cass Elliott. And he's the father of Bju Phillips. Who is the
wife of convicted rapist Danny Masterson cass Elliott's bandmate and another associate of Manson.
Charlie was familiar with the LaBianca. How home was well, it was right
next door to the home of Harold True Hoops Skip, who had hosted LSD
parties attended by Charlie and his followers before the murders. How many of you
grew up hearing that he was a dejected musician who just went on a rampage
killing all the people who said no to his his music. That's that's one
of the That's one of the lines that instead of you know, getting into
his inner connectedness to all these things that could expose others, it was,
Oh, he just got angry and told all these kids to start killing these
people who were in Hollywood and and music, like the music producers because they
didn't they rejected his album. It's a it's a bit of a stretch.
And we think that Sharon Tate was pregnant with Roman Pulaski's child, but she
may not have been if they were into wife swapping, and you know,
the them being part of a cult and then her being sacrificed to it.
Are two different things. If she was just a swinger, I don't think
she definitely didn't deserve that, and neither did the child, the unborn child
at all. One particularly bizarre fact about the take killings that has gone largely
unreported is that the crime scene appeared to have been rearranged. Oh shit,
I don't know if you see what I see on the screen, But just
wait for it. We're gonna get our the confirmation here that I had said
mentioned earlier, it's coming up changed. After the killers had left, an
attempt appeared to have been made to pose the victim's bodies on the home's front
porch, after which the corpses were reposed inside the house. That very beginning
article by Miles Mathis goes into that more and again. I'll link that in
description because that appears to have happened, and that's quite unusual. Evidence of
tampering with the crime scene included an unidentified bloody boot heel print found on the
front porch of the house and a number of unidentified fingerprints on the premises.
Really Manson was ultimately arrested on charges unrelated to the murders on October twelfth.
Alistair Curley's birthday following a raid on the family compound, and was only later
charge in connection to the killings. Charlie had previously been arrested or charged on
forty or more occasions. One of those arrests in nineteen sixty seven was made
by narcotics teams led by LAPDS Frank Salerno. So Erna would later lead the
task force investigating both the Hillside Strangler murders and the night Stalker killings, and
when we get into part two, you'll see the interconnections of the everything from
Lewis, Jolly and West to other people that were very closely involved in not
just one suspected murder or high profile case, but many. When the Manson
case came to trial, there were the usual strange occurrences it seemed to plague
serial killer trials. The lead defense attorney, Ronald Hughes, had just passed
the bar and yet to try a single case. He was, needless to
say, a rather odd choice to spearhead the defense of one of the most
vigorously prosecuted and high profile murder cases of all time. Hughes soon went missing
and later turned up dead on the very day that death sentences were returned by
the jury. Family member John Phillip zero Hot, not charged with playing a
role in the murders, also turned up dead allegedly after playing a game of
Russian Roulette. Another member of the family was whisked away to Patent State Hospital,
which was reportedly deeply immersed in overt behavior modification experiments in the nineteen seventies.
Perhaps the most troubling aspect of the trial was that the defense team rested
their case without bothering to actually present one courtroom viewers were stunned when not a
single witness was called to rebut the prosecutor's case, thereby virtually guaranteeing a win
for Bugliosi in the state. Also of notice that then President Richard Nixon declared
Manson guilty on national television, nearly causing a mistrial, but ultimately greatly aiding
the prosecution's efforts. When it was all over, Judge Order pronounced death sentences
for Charlie Patricia Kremwigle, Susan Atkins, and Leslie Van Houghton. The sentences
were delayed on of all days, April nineteenth, nineteen seventy one, the
year before Bobby Bobby Bobly Bobby Bussel had become the first family member to receive
a death sentence when the jury is trying to shit. I fucked it up
when the jury trying him returned the sentence in the Gary Hinman murder trial.
The date was April twenty first, nineteen seventy, the day after Hitler's birthday.
Here's an important point, and we're getting close to ending off this particular
segment here. This is really interesting. So perhaps in no other serial killer
case, as a subject of mind control played a more central role. That
Charlie had a remarkable ability to control his followers as a well established and widely
acknowledged fact. And he didn't learn or earn all of those credentials in prison
playing around with books. He was what would you say, if you are
a pianist, you'd be classically trained, except your teacher would be somebody in
the CIA. Even more remarkable is that Manson has maintained much of that control
from inside a prison cell for over thirty years now, and we know obviously
he's died since the writing of this book. In fact, the control that
he had over his disciples was the primary basis for Manson's murder convictions. While
it was Charlie's face that came to symbolize the killings, he did not personally
participate in the Tate Law Beyonca murders. According to the official version of events,
he was not even present at the crime scenes when the murders took place.
He merely suggested to his followers what they should do, and they obligingly
followed his commands in order to convict Manson. Then it was necessary for the
And he may not have even done that, but he may because of Manson
Charlie's kooky ways of receiving things and his ways of I don't know understanding things,
may be covering for something else and just said, yeah, I told
them to do it because something else is going on. The prosecution to convince
the jury that the actual killers were virtually powerless to disobey their leader. For
this reason, the Manson trial had no real precedent in American legal history.
What the Manson case demonstrated was that it could be proven in a court of
law that a person could be compelled to essentially act against his or her will.
That had already been established in a Danish court in a landmark case recalled
by Esterbrooks and hypnotism. That's the point I made on one of the very
first episodes when I first started talking out about this shit. Scientology practices covert
hypnotism without a license, completely illegally, and why can't they be prosecuted since
there's been a precedent sent with the Manson case, why can't they be prosecuted
for hypnotizing people without their consent? So with that in mind, by the
way, this George Easterbrooks book on hypnotism is very telling, and they'll all
be a free PDF of that book in the description box a few hours after
the video publishes. I'm not sure where this description box is that he's referring
to, but when you look down underneath this video, I'm pretty sure you
don't see any of that stuff. And he's been talking about all kinds of
links gonna be there. An amateur hypnotist named Nielsen had induced a hypnotic subject
named Hardrup to commit a murder. Nielsen, the hypnotist, got a life
sentence, the maximum penalty in Denmark. Okay, the battery has died and
we've been going for one fifty, so I'm gonna have to change the battery.
And while I do that, I'm going to try to play this.
I'm just gonna play this thing for you again, guys, even though I
know it's gonna be a little shitty. Don't tune out, though, just
give me, give me a minute to get this thing. Oh okay,
we're back. Okay, good. Supposedly stole camera equipment, filmmaker Kennethy.
Is that still skipping massively? Guys? I just there's no other way to
test out the live streams except to do them and fix them accordingly. But
I'll just play thirty seconds and let me know if it's massively skipping. Anger.
One year later, Manson was of stealing thousands of dollars worth of equipment,
including a camera and lights, and they had all kinds of you know,
in state of the r and you know, photography and okay again,
you guys can watch that afterwards. But it just wants to know if the
ship's still skipping. So back to this, Okay, So this is kind
of an unprecedented oops wrong one. It's kind of unprecedented. You know that
they actually got Manson for hypnotism, where you know, if the people were
what he's saying here is if the people were we're hypnotized and we're acting you
know, uh, without their own kind of knowledge or consent, then they
shouldn't be held as responsible or responsible at all, and Charlie should be the
one that's being prosecuted. But instead they all kind of got the wrap,
which is a contradiction in the case that Bougliosi was kind of making a point
about. It's very interesting. So an amateur hypnotist named Nielson had been induced
in a hypnotic subject named Hardrup to commit a murder. Nielsen the hypnotist got
a life sentence the maximum penalty in Denmark, whereas hard Up, the actual
murder, received a two year sentence on the basis of temporary insanity. The
Manson case had a slightly different outcome. Manson the hypnotist received the death penalty,
the maximum sentence in the state of California, and so did the actual
murders. Legally and logically, that verdict made little sense, for if Manson's
control was so complete that the killers were powerless to resist his commands, then
they should not have been held legally accountable for their actions. And if Charlie
did not wield such power, then he should not have been held responsible for
the actions of others. Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi, who also wrote the best selling
novel Helter Skelter, did not address that inherent contradiction in his prosecution strategy.
In his widely read book Helter Skelter, he did ponder, albeit briefly,
how Manson gained such control over his subjects. He concluded that that remains quote
the most puzzling question of all. Indeed, after spending just a few pages
briefly summarizing some of the techniques Manson employed on its followers, Leucliosi commented,
I tend to think there's something more, some missing link that enabled him to
so rape and bastardize the minds of its followers that they would go against the
most ingrained of all commandments, that shall not kill, and willingly and even
eagerly murder at his command. Charlie himself once gave an indication of how he
controlled his block quote. If you want to get to people and unlock their
minds, the basic way you get them is through fear, exactly the biggest
weapon that's used. That was a concept that borrowed from the teachings at the
processed Church. In his summer nineteen sixty nine interview Beach Boys, Dennis Wilson
spoke of getting the fear. In the same interview, he referred to Charlie
as quote the wizard. This is okay. While pondering the question of how
Manson was able to exert such control, Bugliosi largely ignores it. Perhaps even
more important question where did Charlie learn the techniques that he was so obviously skilled
That bogliosates that only only that it quote may be something that he learned from
others, which of course is only stating the obvious. The question not asked,
either in the book or at the trial is who were the others?
One possible answer can be found among the personnel at the hate Ashbury Free Medical
Clinic in the late nineteen sixties. Again, this has been discussed earlier,
and I'm sure we'll be hitting upon this in the next one. Two employees
of the clinic doctor Roger Smith, a research a research criminologist who had started
the clinic's drug treatment. I'm shorthanding in this chat because I'm trying to do
five different things at once. But when you're when your hormones are being manipulated.
That's going to change your your your psyche is going to change the way
you feel your emotions. I mean, I guess nobody's ever lived with a
woman and seen their ups and downs and their ebbs and flows for them not
to know what a hormonal psychosis is. But that's kind of what I'm getting
at. When you start adding drugs to that that drive things into the dirt
and raise other things up, unnaturally, you're going to be all over the
place. That's not a stable mind when that happens. And that's why these
people are going to be more often than not able to be pushed over the
edge. As far as you know, these shooters, every person like from
Columbine not up. They were on prozac, prozac disassociates. They were raped,
they were you know, they were raped by by people that brought them
in when they were juvenile delinquents, so they had a hatred going on there.
There's all kinds of these little elements that are all similar across these these
shooters. They're made, they're manufactured by the psychiatrists to go out and kill
one. They don't eything to really get hung up even so much on the
whole hormonal suppression aspect. As you do the whole idea of the conditioning and
grooming by the psychiatrist and the implanting of ideas and then the reinforcement of said
ideas. It's going to get to these people to do exactly what they're seeing
if they can get them to do, and then they do it and like
yay, we did it. Next program and doctor David Smith, who founded
the clinic itself, were both involved in government sponsored research on human behavior.
Both had connections to Manson and his followers. In fact, Roger Smith was
Charlie's parole officer, and it's discussed in Tom O'Neil's book Chaos. He's the
one that basically kept him out of prison, despite many opportunities to throw him
back in prison for you know, an extended period of time. Another question
never addressed by Boogliosi is how it was possible that a man of limited education
would spent the majority of his life behind bars somehow acquired those skills. Y
US intelligence agencies, after investing countless millions of dollars and decades of research aimed
at attaining that very same goal, have allegedly met with nothing but failure.
I can tell you from being in scientology, it's not met with failure.
You absolutely can make somebody do something against their own will. You absolutely can.
Okay, it defies the explanation that men such as Mansion or Jim Jones,
David Koresh, et cetera, have stumbled upon a secret that the CIA
has yet to discover. It is a patently absurd notion, and yet that
is exactly what we are supposed to believe. Well, hold up at goddamn
second, though, dumpy lumping David Koresh, and with Jim Jones and fucking
Manson, you have two manufactured assholes, and you have a guy who isn't
involved in doing anything wrong who got rated because they wanted to kill him,
plain and simple. They had other reasons, and they're not all known to
why they wanted to eradicate those people. There was plenty of other things going
on there, including perhaps Mina, Arkansas's little drug run being a second stop
which has been right around where Waco was, and they just wanted to clear
the land for that. But there's lots of other reasons why, especially since
they were also monitoring the federal government with their own radio equipment and stuff like
that, and their little hackers because they knew that they were up to no
good, because they knew that they were watching them. Lots of different aspects
going on. But what they weren't doing was any of the stuff that they
were accused of. They weren't harming the children, they weren't raping anybody,
they weren't forcing anybody into anything. And the reason why they had guns is
because they sold them to make money for their church, for their home.
They weren't hoarding them. Of course. They did also believe that the United
States is an evil, wicked system of Satan, and I don't think anyone
can disagree with that right now. If they could, then that's one thing,
but they share as hell can't. Now. So what did David Crush
do again? Oh yeah, Vernon, Sorry, Vernon, He didn't do
anything wrong, So don't love him in with Jim Jones, don't do it.
We're also supposed to believe that Charlie, while controlling the actions of others,
wasn't self acting on his own free will. That's highly unlikely. If
Charlie was in fact in controlling the family, The logical question to be asked
that trial was who was controlling Manson. Was Manson himself a puppet as well
as a puppeteer. That question, naturally was never raised and so remains largely
unanswered to this day. Perhaps Bougliosi felt that question unimportant, given that,
according to his book quote, the Manson case was and remains unique. Doctor
Roger Smith saw things a little differently. In December nineteen sixty nine, he
told Life magazine quote, here's a lot of Charles he's running around, believe
me. Okay, So we finished with that one, got one more little
thing to show you? Do I dare try another video? Or is it
just gonna freaking skip on that conspiracy? In terms of getting Charlie to be
tried. Here's what they kind of said in the in one of the documentaries
regards the conspiracy to commit murder and why they were able to convict Charlie on
the same ground the hypnotists, on the same grounds as those who were hypnotized.
This is probably gonna skip, but we shall see. It took forty
two and one half hours of deliberating before the jury, of course it did.
He'd reached a verdict. Stemma, No, okay, I think it's
buffering. So bad. It's not going to do shit. Okay, let's
charless and smiled. Yeah, we're not. That's if we're this something called
the case standard as of a naval commander calling himself freight h on Hubbard to
get this section to wrap it up, or we haven't even actually started to
get into it. Hopefully you can see some connections being made because we really
have just kind of just started. It's so remember that quote at the beginning,
how the Manson story is so hard to tell because there's so many different
avenues and connections. Hopefully you're starting to see that. And I tried to
put this in some form where it's disciples somewhat makes it hair. I'll read
for you since you're not. Another disciple of Crowley and an occult superstar in
his own right was rocket fuel scientist Jack Parsons. In nineteen thirty nine,
Parsons joined the Agappi Lodge of the OTO in Pasadena, California, where he
also helps found the firstyge just jet propulsion laboratory. The agape was the only
OTEO lodge in the States at the time, though there was an active lodge
in Vancouver started by Charles Stansfield. Charles Stansfield Jones. In nineteen forty two,
Parsons took the magical name of Freighter two ten and assumed leadership of the
Pasadena Lodge. He was told to lead it with the blessings of Croley,
not just the blessings, the demands. Parsons led the branch of the German
based pro Nazi Order pro Nazi throughout the war, while at the same time
working on higher classified military projects reportedly aimed at defeating the European fascist powers.
One of his early recruits and most avid disciples had just served with the US
Navy in the Pacific and was the son of a naval commander, calling himself
Freighter h You know who that is, right, He's a naval lefforicer.
Come on, guys, you know we've been talking about the whole god damn
time scientologists, right Hubbard. He claimed at various times to work for the
Los Angeles Police Department. He actually did work alongside them. I don't think
he was official capacity the FBI and the Office of Nagel Intelligence. He was
a spook duke. Yeah. In truth, he may very well have worked
for all of them. Sense, but we have to jump around a lot,
but talked about so far well at the same time working on hollyco yet
did we go too far? No? No, no, no for all
of them? Yeah, perhaps very known as everyone, Hubbard soon became parsons
right hand man. Yeah, that's kind of gross to say when you know
they were beating you each other off in the desert. Calling him his right
hand man, it's kind of funny, makes you laugh a little bit.
In nineteen forty six, the two indepths performed an allegedly important ritual that they
dubbed a Babylon Working Two years later, following the death of Mentor Crowley,
Parsons took the oath of the Antichrist and took on the elaborate new name Valerian
Armulus al Dajal. Antichrist is what it means in like so othern language.
His Pasadena mansion served as the largest temple leadership of the OTO and we have
to wait now. Classified military projects reportedly a on drag it up oh here
it is, had for the time being been passed by Crowley into the hands
of Carl Gurmer, a former Nazi spy. Hubbard meanwhile parted ways with Parsons
and his money took his money and by and his girl, and by nineteen
fifty had launched a the Hubbard Dianetics Research Foundation in the New Jersey. It
made nineteen fifty Astounding Science Fiction, a pulp magazine introduce dianetics as a as
a purportedly new science, right because psychiatry rejected it, even though psychiatry was
Bolshevik bullshit in the first place, coming out of the Age of Enlightenment of
nonsensical Paris. Yeah, within weeks Hubbards blah blah blah had hit. They
call it alchemy of the brain. That should tell you what fucking uh sick?
Well, I'm not sick, but mystery school, secret society shit psychiatry
really is. It's about controlling people's minds and making them do shit and manipulating
them. It's not something that's brand new. It wasn't something that psychiatry psychiatry
created. It's been going on since the dawn of man, and it's not
been for your benefit. In nineteen fifty two, he moved to He moved
his operation to Phoenix and renamed it the Hubbard Association of Scientologists. In June
of that same year, just two days short of the Summer of soul.
This Parsons allegedly allegedly blew himself up while at work in his private home lab.
They used to call themselves a suicide squad because they played with dangerous explosives
all the time chemicals. When informed of her son's death, his mother promptly
committed suicide. Rumors surrounding Parsons' death named el Rod and Herbert Howard, Hughes
and Rudah and ran off her possible suspects. Okay, well, they didn't
tell you exactly how parsons side. I believe both of his legs blew off
and his bottom, his jaw was ripped off of his face and he sat
there bleeding. And I believe his mother actually came and saw that, and
she probably killed herself because that wasn't just her son, that was her kinky
sex act, ritual sex lover. And I bet you the dog was pretty
okay with it because now his asshole wasn't her anymore, because he fucked the
dog too. Yes, this is all truth. Two years later, following
the death of Mentor Crowley, Parsons took the oath of the Antichrist, and
while at work in his private home lab where we're at now nineteen fifty three.
The Church of Scientology was formerly incorporated in Los Angeles. The group grew
quickly over the succeeding years, particularly in the light and the late nineteen sixties,
when membership quadrupled with the addition of such members as Charles Manson. Thank
you, we're done with him, We're not. By nineteen sixty seven,
Hubbard's empire included command of a fleet of ships. Remember the first one was
bought by money he stole from his friend through the Church of Scientology. It's
very's hard. When informed of her son's death, his mother promptly committed suicide.
So Parsons's mother also apparently committed suicide, and there's rumor and as possible
suspects. In nineteen fifty three they were. Yet, though the Church of
Scientology has worked hard to gloss over it's occult roots, its founder's own son,
Elron Hubert Junior, has been quoted as saying Hitler was involved in the
same black magic and the same occult practices that my father was, the identical
ones. My father thought of himself as the Beast six sixty six incarnate.
When Crowley died in nineteen forty seven. My father then decided that he ships
they would go. Where'd he go? Uh decided that he Okay, okay,
that's it. That's the end of it. That was it. I
was just elevating, there's this fucking space there. Well, should wear the
should wear the cloak of the beast. There seems to have been a lot
of that going on around Elron Hubbard Junior, let see around period. Elon
Hubbard Junior has also said that the one super secret sentence that Scientology is built
on is do it what thou he says, do as thou wilt, Do
what thou wilt shall be the whole of jay Z's Law. In the early
nineteen sixties, two ranking members of the Church of Scientology, Robert Moore and
Mary Anne MacLean, better known as the the Grimston's, split off from London's
Hubbard Institute to form the Processed Church of the Final Judgment, a group whose
official logo is a modified spotsika and or maybe an anti Karna right, and
whose literature included glowing tributes to Nazism, Satan, Satan Gore, and a
big red dot. The group's bookstore reportedly stock titles on topics such as Hitler.
That's a topic because like people used to make fun of the History Channel
because all they used to ever do is talk about Hitler. So we just
dubbed it the Hitler Channel as Hitler, organized crime, hypnosis, brainwashing,
and the occult. More a former cavalry officer and the grandson of a British
vicar, and McLean, a one time prostitute who was connected to the Profumo
scandal and who was reportedly and who reportedly Lee believes that she is the reincarnation
of Nazi propagandist Joseph Gerbels. Well, at least they're not stupid or crazy.
First left London with their followers, got a early nineteen sixties, two
high ranking members just after the summer solstice of nineteen sixty six, arriving first
in NASA and then in Stole pronounce the right, Stole, Mexico. They
were soon back in London. And the story goes in a circle, apparently
because we just started to talking about that at the very beginning. Did I
get too far ahead? I happened? I barely even click the damn thing.
Well, I'm just losing this, but we aren't. Yeah, Okay,
By nineteen sixty seven, they had arrived in the States, first setting
up a shop in New Orleans, French Quarter, where the organization was formerly
incorporated, with the assistance of a former lawyer of the Catholic Church. Not
surprising me at all, with the whole Catholic Church slash Jesuit slash Catholicism in
the Roman Empire, handed anything and child trafficking and all that stuff, not
at all at all surprise, waiting for it. Actually, In March nineteen
sixty eight, the group moved their base of operations to San Francisco. They
were the original San Francisco treat then it became Sodomy, you know, taking
up residents not far from the Vay's Church of Satan and various other occult groups,
including a branch of the Oto. Recruiters for the group had been in
the Bay Area since nineteen sixty seven, since the nineteen sixty seven Summer of
Love, signing on such members as Brother Eli, a member of Come On
It's a member of What Talk to Me Goose Oh too Far, that it
was a bitch too far instead of bridge too Far. Brother Eli, a
member of the Gypsy Jokers biker gang whose home Processed Church temple was located just
two blocks away from the home of the Manson family. From its inception,
the Process made no effort to hide its infatuation with death destruction and cultural terrorism.
In the essay, Jehovah on war or More commanded his followers, thou
shalt kill. I wish some people would get us rattled up like that.
It's about goddamn time we did something another essay that I don't mean just randomly.
I mean like the people that are pressing and killing and raping your children
and all that stuff that's you know, focus it on the problem and then
it's not such a bad thing. Righteous destruction of evil, never bad,
never bad. I won't send you the hell, I promise. Another essay
that appeared in the official Process publication, and now I gotta continue to wait.
Came on, bro, I feel like did I publication urged readers to
experience the pleasures of grief robbing. I never had the pleasures of grave robbing
myself. Usually there are already been ransacked. There's nothing there for you anyway.
It's very very disappointing. And necrophilia, well that's kind of I mean,
fresh dead bodies or like you were talking skeletons, or you just got
to pretend they're doing something like I don't get it. They didn't say necromancy,
which is just talking to them. No, they said necrophilia right there
and ran in. The Death Issue was penned by a recent transplant to the
Bay Area by the name of Charles Manson, who thought all this stuff was
just wonderful, good time and fun on a Saturday afternoon. Also, by
nineteen sixty seven, the process had already spawned at least one spinoff. Man,
the sequels are never as good. It's God, it's like, what
the hell is that? Jony and Chachi? The fuck? They had a
Joni and Chachi by nineteen sixty seven. Jesus christ I wondered why they went
down, Probably from the group's inner circle, reportedly known as the Yomiga.
The spinoff has not been very well received by Nick at Night. Uh,
that's that's just my shit. Just a giant footnote, seven page footnote to
follow you going, man, Come on, I'm clicking the button. There
you go. Been variously referred to as the four P Movement, which We're
gonna talk or pie We're going to be listening to what we'll be talking to,
and remind me to put up the freaking marker. I gotta I have
to put the place place card up for that. But we're going to be
talking to Todd Wood tomorrow and you should be excited, goddamn it. And
if you want to look at the Walter Bosley channel on YouTube, or just
look for Todd Wood on William Ramsey Investigates and just take a couple of those
episodes in it's it's good talks, Good talks had by all and he's going
to be here tomorrow five pm my time. Or the Ching Gong Ching Goong
is what they call the leader, so I don't know if that's actually right
how they looked that up or the Ching Gun Cult. The group's logo is
a stylized well is it really? Is it really a swastika? Or is
it a bunch of peas with the tail stick coming out? Four of them?
Right? And that's it's like it's a wheel. It could be considered
like a sun wheel, I guess, but not really. It's more of
a bunch of peas, just like the sixes on a freaking what do you
call it? The CERN logo, it's just not feathered the same way,
more of a blocky way. Right. Its members are said to share a
fascination with Nazi racist doctrines. Well, first of all, that means that
you don't know goddamn history. Yeah, yeah, because that's the bullshit narrative
line that you are fed all your life and believe. Meanwhile, the Bolshevik
Jews were out murdering multitudes, exponentially more of innocent people, including mostly going
after Christians, sure is held and take down their synagogues. But Germany bad.
Yeah, okay, so recorrect your brain before you tell me that shit.
In the fucking book, author Michael Newton has written, if law enforcement
spokesmen are correct, the cult is also deeply involved in white slavery. Oh
so they're British because that's who's also involved in white slavery, child pornography and
the international narcotics trade. The first branch, well, they're easier to catch
too, if you think about it. We're not nearly as athletic. The
first branch of the cult was organized in northern California and is said to have
held its early gatherings in the Santa Cruz Mountains adjacent to the Boiling cauldron of
satanic activity known as San Francisco. Imagine that being the town. Like Moniker
like, Hey, where do you live? I live next to the boiling
cauldron of satanic activity known as San Francisco. Yeah no, no, it's
the rent's not cheap, it's actually ridiculous. Can't touch a house for under
two millionaire? Yep oh shit. From this primordial stew would arise in the
late sixties, the Manson Family. They would arise from the boiling cauldron of
satanic activity. That's awfully dramatic. Much of Manson's ideology was taken directly from
the teachings of the Processed Church and the CIA. Oh sorry, it doesn't
say that, but I did, with whom Charlie was closely connected, as
alluded to by Bugliosi in Helter Skelter and greatly elaborated on by Ed Sanders in
The Family. It's cool that I can read a sentence. It's only half
there, isn't it. It's called skills, bro. I read on the
elliptical all the time and know how to do this stuff. And Mary Terry
and the Ultimate Evil, that's the name I was looking for, the for
the author I was running the Ultimate Evil down in another name. Manson was
exposed to the Process as early as spring of nineteen sixty seven at San Francisco's
infamous Devil House, and he later claimed to have met the leader of the
Process at the Polanski home, which he is known to have visited before the
killings, So they knew him and he knew them. Manson was also linked
to the Church of Satan, so they knew him and he knew them.
Did anybody ever talked to Levey about that? Or I don't know. Back
then, I think Lipshits was still a member before he broke off and had
his temper tampater. Do you guys ever see a picture of Teller Swift?
You know where I'm going with this. You know where I'm going with this
next to Zena Shrek. I'm just saying they're similar. I'm not saying this
is illegitimate repe child or ceremonial child. I'm not saying that. I'm just
I'm just saying it looks similar, grown in the same cultured dish. I
don't know, uh they San Francisco is okay. Manson was exposed to Process
church as early as the spring of nineteen sixty seven at San Francisco's infamous Devil
House. It's like, not Maxwell House, even though that's actually kind of
sucked six too. That would have been a great sitcom Maxwell House, but
it's like Giselain Maxwell and Robert Maxwell, but it has nothing to do with
coffee, and everybody gets disappointed. That would be good. And he later
claimed to have met the leaders of the process at the Pulanski home, which
he is known to have Okay, I already said all that, but the
hell you let me do that again? For Manson was also linked to the
church. I did that too, the Solar Lodge of the Oto, which
is the Solar Lodge. Is you did just glossic over that? That's that's
a fuck up place there, okay, which operated from a ranch near life
and a cult owner how and a cult owner I'm sorry because I can't read,
and a cult owned house near the University of Southern California campus. Now
I gotta wait again. Uh, let's got the block up there on that
the Church of Scientology. Charlie declared himself to be a Theta clear after one
hundred and fifty hours of auditing while in prison. So this is kind of
a recap, a particularly bizarre group known as the ku K Order of the
Dog Blood, and a number of occult oriented biker gangs, including the Street
Satans who once attended a ku Klux Klan rally in the sun Stand, Fernaldva
San Fernando Valley and Satan Slaves, the Gypsy Jokers, the Jokers something or
other on behind the ball here uh, and the Coffin Makers. Terry's evidence
indicates that the family was itself a Setenant cult, specifically a faction of the
process spawned Four Pie or four Pea cult and a sister group to both the
New York chapter said to it said to be responsible for the Son of Sam
slayings, and the Santa Anda sorry Santa Cruz, San Francisco faction that may
have been responsible for the Zodiac murders. The Manson family and when you think
of all this crap cult, sure, but where's the where's the Masonic quater
behind it? Because I bet you there's a link there too. The Manson
family, appropriately enough, was also deeply involved in drug sniffing dog no what
this is in drug trafficking, just as Henry Lee Lucas claimed to claimed his
cult to be. It is not likely a coincidence that Henry's partner, Oist
Tool, was known to have paid visits to the to the America, New
Orleans headquarters of the Processed Church. With all that in mind, we now
turned about oh Man, New Orleans, lots of jazz. They need cocaine
otherwise it just becomes like casual music again, right, you have to have
the cocaine to make it go fast. With all that in mind, we
now turn our attention to the San Francisco Santa Cruz area and the explosion of
violent murders that belched forth from the cold dur in the beginning in the late
sixties. And I'm gonna guess that's where he cuts it off for the night.
Yes, so, yeah, I was right. I knew it was
right. It has been way too long. But I want to play a
little bit of this and we'll get back. Sina was also hold on.
Sino is also the first baptized in the Judd saying, yeah, Swift is
actually she's she's not attractive. She's not attractive at all, not gonna lie
about that. I don't think she's not attractive at all. It seems like
she's gotten uglier more rapidly, like maybe that maybe the double that they have
in there for her now is not a female? Which one we were looking
at? I gotta look up here. I think it's this one author David
living Yeah, let's play that one. I think. Yeah, let's play
a little bit off their David Livingstone. This is a William Ramsey investigates.
So you're gonna love it anyway. I'm not sure how long I've been actually
recording, because my clock on Streamyard lies to me and it like it'll start
playing at zero again, like thirty minutes into it, so at four hours
they cut me off at at rumble, so it'll like, yeah, we're
only going to process four hours of your video, so because you don't pay
us a monthly tithing, so whatever, let's play a little bit of this.
I don't know I even waste my time telling you that far, but
let's do this and then I'll be back. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna
play the full length of this, just a little bit to give you a
flavor of my man, my boy here. Actually both of them. I
love David Livingstone's work, and I enjoy having my conversations with William Ramsey published
June twenty thirteen, Transhumanism very timely topic, Transhumanism The History of a Dangerous
Idea twenty fifteen and Terrorism in the Illuminati of three thousand year History. And
I've read through that book. I was published in twenty seventeen. So,
mister Livingston, are you there, I'm here. It's Stone or Stone living
Stone, right, I think it's done. Yeah, Okay. For people
who haven't heard your name or may not be familiar with working you talk a
little bit about but about your background of what led you to this as you've
published online care Yeah, it's it's now thirty years of study. So this
is why my you know, the my recent book is really is is uh,
it's very much the result of all crucial to understanding the bigger picture orchestrate
most of the recent events, so to understand what they've done, why they've
done it, and ideally, if we can try to understand what they're trying
to do, then the only way to do that is to explore the history
of the culture. It's not an easy task because it's not available in mainstream
history books. It is touched on by a number of occult books, but
those books are grossly unreliable because they tend to be have to do mostly with
legends. The thing is that with every legendre's a there's a piece of truth
to it. So it's been a matter of trying to sift through all these
occult legends and try to get to the root of what the true history was,
because it is it is at least I mean, it's a very ancient
history. It's at least a three thousand year history, and one that is
I mean, particularly for what we know as Western history, is basically a
whitewashed version of occult history or for the masses, right, I mean it's
fascinating. Yeah. So you actually start this new book all the way back
to called Ian Maguie ancient Greece, so you're definitely starting right from the time
of recorded history. Yes, sorry, I was just going to say that's
what the Masons do, ohto you know, you have a section on Crowley,
an excellent section on Cryer Albert Pike, so, uh, they're looking
at it in this kind of great swath of history. So I think it's
important for you to uncover all that stuff and show what these guys are thinking
of the people who orchestrated nine to eleven, things like that, stuff that's
going on with COVID, great reset schwad. So where would you like to
cover We talked a little bit of a pre interview, but you have anything
that from the book that might be timing, Yeah, I'd like I'd like
to talk about what I just posted today because it really ties in to some
of the most important that's not the most important finding in my recent book.
So basically, what's happening on the twenty first of December is what's called the
Great Conjunction, and that's basically when the planets of Jupiter and Saturn lineup and
basically are on top of each other. So this is an event that happens
every twenty years. It's the most important event in occult astrology. So what's
interesting is that, so first of all astrologers, I mean, it's it's
being published in the mainstream news, but I don't think a lot of people
are catching on to the significance of it. But astrologers are referring to it
as Christmas Star. So what's particularly interesting about this particular conjunction is that it
lines up exactly with the winter solstice. So of course there's four Luciferian holidays
a year, and that lines up with the two solstices and two equinoxes,
and so those are Christmas, Easter, Saint John's Day, and Halloween.
So I read an article today that pointed out that although this happens every twenty
years, the particular, this particular the closeness of this particular alignment hasn't happened
since sixteen twenty three. So this is pretty shocking because one of the most
important pointings that I've done my in in my late that I that I share
in my latest book is because I've studied the Rosicutians for a while and the
Rosicrusians are essential to this entire story, right, I mean, basically,
you've got several stages in the envelopment of a cult tradition, and for at
least Western history, it starts with the Templars and then basically re emerges as
the Rosicrusions. The rose Crusions result in the Freemasons and finally Illuminati. So
the advent of the Rosicrusions in particular is really represents the modern birth of the
most influential cult tradition. So you know, if you look at their own
literature. What happens is that the advent of the Rosicrusions was deliberately timed with
the Great Conjunction of their time, which was supposed to happen in sixteen twenty
three. So the Rosicrucian movement actually emerged a few years before that when the
first manifestos were published, but it's when the movement was announced to the world
that happened in sixteen twenty three. So also what I show in my book,
this again is all part of my latest findings. In fact, this
is what I've treated before, but I've gone into more depth this time.
So what's unique is that I've seen no other scholars identify is that right after
this period. So first of all, the Rosicrucians they supposedly get defeated.
When when, Because what happens is they offer. So the rose Cristian movement
is based on the marriage of Frederick five of Frederick the fifth of the Palatinate
to Elizabeth Stewart, who was the daughter of King James. So this is
this is written about in a book by Valentin Andrea called The Chemical Wedding,
which means al chemical wedding. So this wedding is particularly significance, and I
explained where where that goes in a minute before like spring becomes before. Okay.
So basically the rosicrusion movement is defeated, but it survives in a in
a group called the art Lips Circle the collor heartlet circle because it's a circle
around person particularly several three at least three people in particular. But the leader
of it is a guy named Samuel Hartlepp. And then history partners were John
Durry and John Comeniz. So they formed what's called the Invisible College. And
that's well known that, uh, the Royal Society came out derived out of
the out of the Invisible College, and then Freemasonry came out of the Royal
Society. So the Heartlip Circle basically were rosicrusions and they were intimately involved with
Manasse Ben Israel. So Manasa been in Rooseralt is a very important rabbi of
Amsterdam. Amsterdam at the time was basically, you know, the center of
European Jews because before that they had been kicked out of Spain and one of
the places where they found refuge was in Amsterdam. Because they were largely able
to follow their own religion they didn't have to remain conversos as they did.
Thanks for that chapter, because that's the fire he tried on. Right,
there's so Manassa been Israel. This is basically what it was found, is
that he paid Oliver Cromwell to overthrow Charles the First, who happens to be
the brother of Elizabeth Stewart who married Frederick the fifth. They were the children
of James, King James. So the result of that is that in exchange,
Cromwell repealed the law, or helped to repeal the law that barred Jews
from entering England because the Jews that have been expelled from England since the year
twelve ninety. So Manassa Been Israel becomes the leader of this circle of all
these rosicrusions, and they begin to start fanning expectations about the significance of the
year sixteen sixty six, which they believe, based on their interpretations the Book
of Revelation will represent the advent of the Messiah. So, of course what
happens is that in that year, that's the year that Chaptaiza V declares himself
Massiah, and his immediate influence happens all around these people who are these millenarians
associated with the heart Lip Circle, particularly a guy named Peter Serarius. Peter
Serarius is his master in Israel's main partner, and he's the one who keeps
most of these guys abreast of the events of Shaptaizavi's mission, and particularly people
like John Durrett and most important a guy named what was his first name,
Oldenburg this his last name, who is one of the founders of the Royal
Society. Look at the Royal Society is basically mostly composed of people who are
associated with the Heart Lip Circle, so call it Visible College, and associated
directly and in directly with Manassa be in Israel. So what I found,
this is my most recent findings, is that Manassa Been Israel's followers. The
first thing they do in London is they create the Best Marks Synagogue, and
I talk about this in my chapter on the Freemasons. And so Best Mark
Synagogue then has four sister congregations in the United States, and I talk about
that in my chapter on the American Revolution. So they are the four synagogues
are Sheirith Israel in London, the Turo Synagogue in Newport, the McVay Israel
synagogue in Philadelphia. The reason why it's called Mick for Israel is because Manassa
be in Israel wrote a book about the last I was supposedly living in North
America, which he called Lost the Last, the Last Hope, the Last
Hope, which translates as McVay Israel I hope. I got that title correctly,
please where I was looking at up You'll have to verify that. But
the Prebrew title is mcveay Israel. So these are the congregations that are involved
basically implementing the American Revolution, particularly guy named Hain Solomon who is a rock
Child agent. And it's it's this network of Mason's associated with these four synagogues,
particularly Beth Elaheim and Charleston who found Scottish Rake Free Masonry. And I
believe the year eighteen oh one. So the backtrack a bit. This entire
network is based on the descendants of the alchemical wedding of Frederick the Fifth and
Elizabeth Stewart, so all their descendants become the key actors in the development of
Fremason, tied of course with the Invisible College. So primarily so because what
happens is that I think it's Charles the Second, who succeeded by James the
Second, and James the Second is overthrown by William of Orange or William of
Orange happens also to be a descendant of the Alchemical Wedding, but nevertheless James
is the Stewart families. So what happens is you get the Jacobite movement that
are committed to the restoration of the Stuart dynasty and the Jacobite movement, then
basically you're at war with the Brits who because of their rejection of James the
Second and they flee to to France. So it's there in France that they
begin the founding of what's called Gousea free masonry or Scottish masonry. So this
all happens develops in France. So the main people who are associated with are
all descendants of the Chemical Wedding. So principally you have Frederick the Great King
of Prussia, the various Dukes of Arleon, starting with Philip the second,
but the second of Arleon A It's very interesting because he he married the daughter
is the daughter of a woman who is involved in a notorious affair black She
was accused of practicing black magic rituals involving human sacrifice called the Affair of the
Poisons. So basically, it's a family of the orleon. Finally, in
particular where notoriously all right, we're done. It's been a long night.
Just finally finished my stupid ice cream cone that was dying for something to eat,
and we are good. Hope everybody enjoyed it. Let's see, Yeah,
this is truth into that statementy there, let me see good call in
that one. Yes, it's not the first time I've used that name either.
When you look into the history that it's it's a recurring thing. It's
also again I'm not sure if he's getting into the fabrication aspects of this in
his I noticed David was talking about the rescreations, But I don't know if
you put place as much of a do you importance on the fact that they
were straight up fabrications after a certain point and just doing it and name it
only because the name got them clout. So you know, when you're a
mystery school, you want people to be attracted to your mystical teachings that they
would go around calling and any any which Yahoo collectively would find some people like
these rosicrusions or carrying out the legacy anyway, So one other thing, and
then I got trying to get rid of how they what do they do?
Where is it? Uh No, I can't I find it? Okay,
And I saw you this because this is how you get to see more of
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of making the thing work, but when it's not used, it doesn't.
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decide I don't want anybody else to hear that, then I'll do something.
But there's a big gold member I don't know. I don't know. I'm
pretty sure I don't know. I don't know what they're trying to do with
that, but it just looks like it just looks gay all over the place,
doesn't it all around? Like a big Osyrus thing going on there.
He Yeah, I was gonna play some of this, but it wasn't all
that interesting. So there's some credits. You guys want to read some credits
before we go. That's usually a lot of fun. Sometimes I just go
to a movie so I can read the credits. I have to wait a
long time. That was making me wait till the end. Usually all right,
good night, Oh if you haven't already, you know, if you'd
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that was Aladdin. Right, I don't even know heay appears. I don't
know. I don't know. One of those two Disney propaganda movies. There
you go. That's what it's all. It's just like that Disney propaganda movie.
Alright, bye, I've already said too much. M el spot Yeah,