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Math isn’t technically considered a language, but it’s been referred to as “the language of nature” by thinkers like Galileo, who had to appeal to theological enforcers of religious dogma at the time of his philosophical work when making his appeal.

For context, this article is worth considering. Here’s an excerpt:

In his argument with the Aristotelians and the theologians Galileo was operating on an uneven playing field. Theology based on the Bible and the works of the Church Fathers was certain knowledge. Aristotelian physics was knowledge but mathematical astronomy was not knowledge and mathematical physics was a contradiction in terms. The knowledge hierarchy was a pyramid with theology at the top and Aristotelian physics at the bottom the mathematical sciences were not knowledge delivery systems. Galileo tried to challenge the system with what was, in essence, a theological and not a scientific argument. He proposed that God had written two books the Bible and the Book of Nature. The Bible was the word of God and so had to be interpreted by theologians whereas the Book of Nature, and here comes our title quote, is written in the language of mathematics and therefore must be interpreted by mathematicians. Galileo wanted his opponents to consider the two books as being of equal importance and equal significance. He went even further along what could only prove to be a hopeless path, under the circumstances, he claimed that the Bible, that is the word of God, was open to interpretation and therefore variable whereas the Book of Nature was unambiguous and therefore when read would deliver an indisputable truth.

Before we get to Ashley Flowers–the true crime podcaster who I’m using for the face of this post–and the Utah “rape” victim, who made her Utah University the rape capitol of America by suggesting her intimate partner raped her over a hundred times, I want to explain what I mean by “Sheriff math”.

The term is a hyper-local one I made up a few years ago after my confounding experience with the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office when a sex offender assaulted TWO state employees during a volunteer homeless camp cleanup and received only ONE misdemeanor charge, leading me to ask the Sheriff’s Office (back when they would actually respond to me) how TWO victims could only equal ONE criminal complaint? One of those “victims”, I was told, had not reported a significant degree of fear, so the judgement call was made to only issue the assailant one citation, which is how I arrived at the conclusion that Sheriff math means 1 + 1 = 1.

Shifting now to girl math, let’s take a look at how ME + SAD = CRIME because this is a VERY impressive and quite terrifying (if you’re a man who speaks nature math and not cuck math) example of what I’m talking about:

National reports have identified the University of Utah as having the highest number of reported rapes of any university or college in the country.

The school had “nearly double the number logged at the next-highest schools,” the New York Post reported Saturday, citing the 146 reported rapes the U. documented in 2024.

That number is right. But there is context that explains that 2024 count — and there is more recent data that shows the U. has since seen a drop in reported sexual violence since then.

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The U. has previously attributed its increase in reported rapes for 2024 to one “multiple-month relationship plagued by interpersonal violence.” In total, 110 of the school’s reported rapes in 2024 stemmed from that.

Another 110 were also logged in the dating violence category from that same relationship, the U. explained when 2024 numbers were originally released.

Both the victim and the alleged perpetrator were students at the time, the U. noted, and both had since graduated and left the school.

Girl math is NOT the same thing as lying, which everyone does. Instead it appears to involve an internal alchemy of transformation that allows things like “regret” and “shame” to become CRIME and CRIME and, if those CRIMES are brutal enough, girl math can allow someone like Ashley Flowers to see and cash-in on the opportunity to entertain the predominantly female audience of TRUE CRIME content.

But, when trouble arises in CONTENT CREATOR world, it’s important to understand the kind of strategy that can be utilized by using girl math. Here’s the equation, followed by an excerpt from the article, that explains how Flowers handled internal strife at her company, Audiochuck:

THREAT + HUMAN SHIELD = NO ACCOUNTABILITY

If you don’t understand how the girl math equation translates to its deployment as a strategy, let me spell it out: unhappy staff who are unhappy at your BUSINESS decisions with MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR media deals will be MUCH LESS LIKELY to challenge your shitty leadership if you use your own child as a human shield to deflect the terrible threat of ACCOUNTABILITY from the people you’ve hired, and who are therefore economically dependent on you.

If you continue reading this article at Bloomberg for all the ups and downs, which I won’t be lingering on here, you’ll read excerpts like this one, which I will be putting into deeper context:

While the “newcomers” to the FOR PROFIT business side of Flowers’ TRUE CRIME media operations were left wondering about the NON-PROFIT side, “Season of Justice”, readers of this blog don’t have to wonder because, when you follow the money, you find nests of grifters who can even have lovely ebony skin, like Angela Mew, who claims to have worked for a U.S. Senator, but never says WHO that Senator was.

Angela brings over a decade of expertise in development and nonprofit fundraising, working with organizations that tackle a diverse array of issues, including environmental justice, legal aid, policy and advocacy, health, education, and youth empowerment. Most recently, she served as the Chief Development Officer for a national organization dedicated to engaging BIPOC communities, where she successfully crafted and executed a fundraising strategy that sustained a $20 million operating budget.

Her prior experience includes key roles at Elevate, the Center for Court Innovation, and the Legal Aid Society, where she significantly contributed to fundraising efforts for operating budgets ranging from $10 million to $97 million. Angela began her career at Capalino and Company, a government relations firm in New York City, and also worked in the office of a United States Senator. In addition to serving on the board of Black Excellence, Angela has also served on the Iowa State Foster Care Review Board and as the Foundation Chair of Jack & Jill of America Des Moines Chapter.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Social Sciences, pursued a graduate degree at Harvard University, and completed coursework toward a Juris Doctorate at Northwestern California University School of Law. As a consultant, she remains committed to helping organizations develop compelling, high-quality grant proposals.

When I continued down this girl math rabbit hole with the “Center for Court Innovation” (also known as Justice Innovation) what I found was an org that finally had an equation that could encompass the value of a man (BLACK + MAN = MARKETABLE TOKEN PIC):

Within this 990 form showing the summary narrative, the dollars involved, and a smattering of how fifty million bucks can be distributed across Universities and court reform advocacy groups, the overlap of girl math with cuck math–along with the larger implication of a FINAL EQUATION–can be seen for those with the eyes to see.

Cuck math?

To stop the problem of people who follow money beyond the smokescreen of girl math, cuck math is an important part of the “narrative control” equation, which is why it’s instructive to have a “man” like Kevin Hunt who regularly tells me I’m a misogynist. This happens because FEAR + DESIRE = PERFORMATIVE MALE.

Returning to girl math, the Cornell 7 case is highlighting that CRIMINAL CLAIMS – CRIMINAL CHARGES + CIVIL CLAIMS – EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE = THE COURT OF PUBLIC OPINION, with an X variable being the deranging incentives of the algo-driven attention economy that are ever-present now in how we consume information.

And no, I don’t think reality can survive this insanity.

For any man right now identifying as a “D”, I’m sorry to report there’s no escaping your submission to the power of cuck math, so why not just accept it, like Sam Forstag did a few days ago in order to gain as many lady votes as possible before we, as a society, start seriously re-thinking that 19th amendment.

With all this cultural detritus to consider, how will regular men and women ever avoid the FINAL EQUATION, which can best be summed up as DIVIDE & CONQUER?

Amazingly, I have a solution, and it starts with returning to the language of math found in the Book of Nature. Hear me out, ladies.

If you have read the Jon Krakauer book about Missoula and campus rape culture, like I did when it first came out, then you know there’s a good lesson in that book about statistically relevant male rapists who truly are serial predators of sexual violence.

On the flip side, as the example in Utah shows, there’s ALSO, I would argue, statistically relevant wolf-cryers who cry wolf about men they regret having relationships with to the point that an entire University had to qualify why they were rising to the top of the watchlist for college sexual assaults.

What I recommend is a GENDERED approach to men finding the statistical aberrations in our tribe, while women can work on finding the wolf-cryers in theirs and, when the work is done, maybe then we can work on finding a way to remove our youth from these hand-held grooming machines destroying any chance they have of being able to engage in the kind of healthy intimate relations we still must still engage in to, you know, propagate the species.

To wrap up today’s post, let’s take a quick look at an image of the political imposter, Alani Bankhead, telling her gullible lady voters that she’s a “Pedo hunter” for U.S. Senate:

Later this week I’ll be writing about the serious problem of reducing the Epstein Network to simply being a problem of “pedophiles” and illegal sex with children because those of us researching STRUCTURAL power know it’s so much more than that.

For now, let me just remind readers of a reality they might not want to acknowledge as more context drips out about the Epstein Network: without key WOMEN in positions of power, like Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein could NEVER have fucked as many underage girls as he’s suspected of fucking.

Thanks for reading!

Today I’m posting Chapter 6 of Earth Horse Beats Fire Horse Dead, Dead, Dead, titled “Trojan Horse Haunted“, at my Substack, so check it out.

The image variation for today’s post is inspired by Brian West, my former co-worker and alleged “friend” who helped his employer make the case that I’m a threat worthy of a restraining order because I was being accused, at the time, of slashing tires in an incident where Mr. West’s car was damaged, along with a bunch of other cars, near the library downtown.

When I heard this rumor about me back in January–a rumor, I will note, being spread by people associated with my former collaborator on the documentary, Engen’s Missoula–I went to the police station to try and shut it down, but a few months later the claims were used in a civil process that don’t require anything like “evidence” in order to convince a judge (like Vannatta) that I need to be restrained.

It’s THAT employer restraining order, and one of those Substack posts, that will be the basis for a new felony charge against me, which will be dropping next week after I tell Mac Bloom to take his plea offer and shove it.

Since I do better investigations than local cops, I believe the suspect who slashed tires is a dude who bounces between Ravalli County and Missoula by the name of Michael Maucher.

Why do I think Michael Maucher is capable of slashing tires in Missoula? Maybe because he was arrested recently for slashing tires in Hamilton:

A 33-year-old-man is facing criminal mischief charges after a tire-slashing spree in Hamilton that damaged 11 vehicles.

According to court documents, Hamilton police arrested Michael Patrick Maucher on Aug. 20 after matching him as the suspect captured in surveillance footage.

On Aug. 19, the Hamilton Police Department received reports that cars parked at multiple businesses near Copper King Court had slashed tires.

Court documents detail each tire had a puncture of about one inch.

The damages total more than $4,000.

Hamilton Police Chief Steve Snavely told MTN last week that the community was crucial in helping officers find and arrest the suspect.

Despite my best efforts, local law enforcement never showed me the video surveillance that they showed my former co-workers, which made it difficult to defend myself as my former employer collaborated with the state legislator to impose severe restrictions on me. I filed a motion for more time to defend myself from these accusations, but the judge denied that motion, so now that denial is part of the appeal that will be officially filed with the Montana Supreme Court next week.

Last November–two months after Leah Hartley was found dead in an irrigation ditch, with Brian West as law enforcement’s main “Person of Interest”–Brian texted me to ask a big favor.

Why did Brian need me to turn on his computer? Since he’s a registered sex offender who was, at the time, being monitored by Missoula Probation and Parole, Brian could have gotten into trouble if he was late returning from his vacation, so turning on his computer, and getting a video on YouTube to play, made it look like he was home from vacation when he was NOT actually home.

While I regret complying with this request, and tried to inform Probation and Parole about it months later (they didn’t want to hear about it), Brian determined my hours at work, and I was broke, so I did him this favor one month before my employment was terminated.

While I’m glad the documentary Engen’s Missoula exists, I’m not glad it put me into the orbit of people I should have known better to trust, and I don’t like how the documentary we made depicted Brandon Bryant, who I have since apologized to for allowing his “friend” to throw him under the bus like that. I may have more to say about this next week, so stay tuned.

If I’m found guilty on TWO criminal charges of violating restraining orders, I’ll be facing up to two years in prison, untold monetary fines, and probably many months, if not years, of “supervision”, which I’ll also have to pay for. Until those consequences come down on me, though, I’m going to continue demonstrating what it looks like to be a man of courage and principles who will proudly wear his criminal history like a fine suit, since it doesn’t entail drug trafficking or sexual assaulting a 15 year old girl.

And maybe, if I’m lucky, Office Castro will finish his thorough investigation into the missing Lego sign before my first trial arrives.

Thanks for reading!

Remember this guy? He appeared before Congress in July, taking heat from Rand Paul and pleading the fifth, but did anything result from the Rand Paul Show? Or was it all just politics and spin?

There is no shortage of storylines arising out of the Fauci testimony. Paul has waged a years-long “public crusade” against Fauci and previously even expressed his personal desire to see Fauci behind bars. Public health has become an increasingly salient and contentious political issue, particularly given Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s controversial rejection of established scientific and medical wisdom. As Kennedy’s recent exchange with CNN’s Dana Bash made clear, Covid-era lockdowns and public health measures continue to drive politics and policy. And Fauci is, undeniably, the avatar for the conflict.

Being the “avatar for the conflict” over public health is where this week’s installment of decoding the psyops behind the cinema starts. Here’s an email, courtesy of PsyOp Cinema and the Decoding Culture Foundation, that highlights how the high and mighty Fauci was treated by the pro-Fauci “documentary” team:

While this nauseating stroking of Fauci’s ego is bad enough, it’s the description of the product’s “snappish” moment that really triggers my gag reflex because of how Mark Mannucci specifically says that this moment allows viewers to connect to Fauci “as a real person”. When you see the inner mechanisms of this audience manipulation being so casually discussed between the creator and the subject, who can honestly say this is an example of a genuine documentary and not just obvious propaganda?

Jumping back in time to 1995, the movie Outbreak would never be mistaken for a documentary. Starring Dustin Hoffman, Rene Russo, and Donald Sutherland, this movie did reflect what was happening at the time with Ebola, especially an outbreak that occurred in Virginia:

Ebola was hot in the mid-90s. That virus was everywhere in 1994, like copies of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil or John Grisham’s The Client. This was due in large part to Richard Preston’s 1992 New Yorker article and subsequent novel The Hot Zone, a dramatization of a real-life Ebola outbreak in Reston, Virginia, right outside of the nation’s capital. It makes sense – America was between wars at the time, so many of its citizens had to look for things to be worried about, and a nightmarish flesh-eating plague is the kind of thing that captures people’s imaginations in a grim, apocalyptic panic sort of way. Plans to adapt the story into a film began almost immediately, with filmmakers like Wolfgang Petersen and Michael Mann considered for the project before Ridley Scott was ultimately tapped to direct a feature starring Robert Redford and Jodie Foster. Obviously, this version of The Hot Zone never materialized, although Scott did eventually produce a miniseries adaptation for National Geographic in 2019. However, Petersen went on to direct the 1995 film Outbreak, about a strain of the virus that infects a small town in coastal California.

Despite having a faint connection to reality, Outbreak was seen, in hindsight, as being much less plausible when compared to Contagion from the vantage point of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Outbreak stars Dustin Hoffman as army virologist Colonel Sam Daniels who is tasked with investigating an outbreak of fatal fevers in Zaire. It’s so bad that some victims have their internal organs turned to liquid by the bug. Along with his colleagues Major Salt (Cuba Gooding Jr.) and Colonel Casey Schuler (Kevin Spacey), plus his ex-wife Dr. Robby Keough (Rene Russo) who works for the CDC, Daniels attempts to fight the spread of the virus, which inevitably hits the U.S. soil via a smuggled monkey.

The whole movie is so intensely melodramatic and unbelievable that watching it again during COVID-19 isolation actually made me feel better. Whether it’s the smarmy monkey smuggler named Jimbo played by a pre-Grey‘s Anatomy Patrick Dempsey, the wacky underlying government conspiracy, or the fact that they use a little girl to lure and capture the host monkey at the end — everything about Outbreak is utterly ridiculous. Here are five reasons that this movie is so bonkers it actually offers some levity during this pandemic.

Personally, I find NO levity in shitty movies like Outbreak because, what one normie viewer sees as a “wacky underlying conspiracy”, a more perceptive viewer can interpret as cognitive conditioning, like marveling at the UNTHINKABLE idea that America’s military could ever consider BOMBING AN AMERICAN TOWN.

Why does this idea seem so outlandish? The Boomer generation is collectively destroying MUCH MORE than a little town in California in order to keep their party going, and during the height of the pandemic, resistors like ME were told that refusing to jab my children would result in killing grandpa and grandma.

From my current vantage point of October 9th, 2026, I think it’s entirely possible that members of the grey tsunami would have NO PROBLEM bombing a town if it meant saving them from those scary things they cannot see and are asking their “friends” on Facebook if they should be worried about.

I don’t want to discriminate against JUST Democrat lovers, like Kevin Hunt, who believes “regime change starts at home” because die-hard Trump supporters have similar blindspots when it comes to how their dear leader ran Operation Warp Speed, which made Big Pharma LOTS OF MONEY.

For an example of THAT con-job, here’s some remarks from Trump celebrating Operation Warp Speed:

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Please. (Applause).
Thank you very much. Appreciate it very much.

I’m honored to welcome doctors, scientists, industry executives, and state and local leaders to our historic Operation Warp Speed Vaccine Summit. It’s been some journey for all of us. It’s been an incredible success.

We’re grateful to be joined by Vice President Mike Pence, who has done an absolutely incredible job on the Coronavirus Task Force. Mike, thank you. Stand up, Mike. (Applause.) Great job.

We’re here to discuss a monumental national achievement. From the instant the coronavirus invaded our shores, we raced into action to develop a safe and effective vaccine at breakneck speed. It would normally take five years, six years, seven years, or even more. In order to achieve this goal, we harnessed the full power of government, the genius of American scientists, and the might of American industry to save millions and millions of lives all over the world. We’re just days away from authorization from the FDA, and we’re pushing them hard, at which point we will immediately begin mass distribution.

Before Operation Warp Speed, the typical timeframe for development and approval, as you know, could be infinity. And we were very, very happy that we were able to get things done at a level that nobody has ever seen before. The gold standard vaccine has been done in less than nine months.

On behalf of the entire nation, I want to thank everyone here today who has been involved in this extraordinary American initiative. I also want to recognize members of my administration who have worked tirelessly in this effort…

And here’s more, including Trump promoting the Big Pharma companies that made their billions, like Johnson and Johnson, which I referenced in yesterday’s post about Gianforte’s love of India:

As a result of this unprecedented investment, we are exceedingly proud that both Pfizer and Moderna have announced that their vaccines are approximately 95 percent effective, which is a number that nobody expected to be able to get to, far exceeding anything that really we — that anybody thought. We went out and we said, “What do you think a maximum would be?” And I think doctors — we all came up to the conclusion that something like that would be really incredible.

And we have other candidates looking right now. We have some big ones that we’re going to be announcing very soon. We have some companies — great, great companies out there you all know about: Johnson & Johnson and — and others. And they’re all coming in, and they’re coming in very quickly. We expect to have some news on that very shortly. And we have worked very well with the companies, but if for any reason we have any problems, we will be instituting the Defense Production Act, and we will make sure that we don’t have any problems for very long. We’ve instituted it before.

Two additional companies, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson — as you know, the Johnson & Johnson is a one-dose, one-shot vaccine, so we’re going to see how that works. That would be very helpful if that all came out, and I think it probably will. Also, they’re showing tremendous — tremendous promise, all of them. Tremendous prob- —

We’re — we’re very hopeful that the FDA will authorize the Pfizer vaccine within days. We got to get it moving. And Moderna vaccine almost immediately thereafter. Large numbers of tests and samples have been done, so hopefully that’ll go very quickly.

If authorized, tens of millions of vaccine doses will be available this month. And we’ll get it distributed very quickly. We have that all set. And hundreds of millions more will quickly follow.

Every American who wants the vaccine will be able to get the vaccine. And we think by spring we’re going to be in a position that nobody would have believed possible just a few months ago. (Applause.) Yeah. Amazing. Really amazing. They say it’s — they say it’s somewhat of a miracle, and I think that’s true.

The amazing Big Pharma miracle being celebrated by Donald Trump included an interesting nod to Steve Daines and his victory in 2020, which got me thinking about why Montana is such an ideal place for the biomedical industry that supposedly led to so many AMAZING things to fight the “China virus” because, you know, China is definitely where Covid came from.

Since sharing is caring, and Republicans are known for their great capacity to care (at least for corporate entities), I hope every Republican in the Bitterroot is excited to see that Tonix Pharmaceuticals is coming to town after investing in a facility in Maryland, where Covid definitely DID NOT come from!

Clinical stage biopharma company Tonix Pharmaceuticals has officially moved into Maryland.

The company recently celebrated the grand opening for its newly acquired research and development center in Frederick. Located at 431 Aviation Way, the 48,000 square-foot R&D facility is fully-operational with a team of scientists and technicians on hand to further Tonix’s portfolio of infectious disease treatments.

Tonix is developing live vaccines and antiviral drugs to protect against COVID-19 and its variants, smallpox, and monkeypox; treatments for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD); medical countermeasures; and diagnostics for other diseases. In addition to its Maryland location, the company has operations in Massachusetts and soon to be Montana.

When the Ravalli County Economic Authority announced this Big Pharma news yesterday to the residents of the Bitterroot, the politicians who showed up included Republicans AND Democrats because nothing brings together America’s political parties like empowering some of the most evil corporations to ever exist.

I know people want this issue to be a partisan one so they can have their partisan feelings about it, like the extreme partisanship of the legislator I’m legally forbidden to name, which is why I have carefully cropped this image from an old post of her attempt to turn the pandemic into an opportunity to score political points six years ago:

Will this image earn me another threat of being charged with another looming felony from the Missoula County Attorney’s Office? I can’t say, that’s up to County Attorneys, like Matt Jennings and Mac Bloom, but what I CAN say is that someone suffering from PTSD, like I do, can now get excited for the Tonix solution to my PTSD-related need to publicly share as much information as possible because, for some crazy reason, I think exposing local corruption has put my life at risk.

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I was on an X spaces earlier this week where I got to see, in real time, how the Montana Republican ability to get distracted by their stupid emotions will guarantee wasted time and opportunity in Helena next year during the legislative session, so let me do my best to help those Republicans connect some dots so they waste LESS time and money next year being retarded.

First, let me say that researchers of the occult make for the most interesting Christians, like Nick Hinton, and it’s because of his esoteric understanding of the spiritual grift that he inspired me to buy this book written by Serphim Rose:

Seraphim Rose (born Eugene Dennis Rose; August 13, 1934 – September 2, 1982), also known as Seraphim of Platina, was an American priest and hieromonk of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia who co-founded the Saint Herman of Alaska Monastery in Platina, California. He translated Eastern Orthodox Christian texts and authored several works. His writings have been credited with helping to spread Eastern Orthodox Christianity throughout the West; his popularity equally extended to Russia itself, where his works were secretly reproduced and distributed by samizdat during the Communist era, remaining popular today.

Picking up this book and doing some reading last week gave me the best term for what EVERYONE is trapped by, and that term is prelest. Here’s what it means, according to Wikipedia:

Prelest, also known as spiritual delusion, spiritual deception, or spiritual illusion, is an Eastern Orthodox Christian term for a spiritual state of false holiness or deluded self-righteousness, believing in one’s own spiritual superiority.

Prelest should not be confused with mental illness, but is a spiritual illness caused by vainglory, pride, and demonic suggestion. It is said to be cured by humility and the Holy Sacraments under the guidance of one’s spiritual father. In a broad interpretation, prelest afflicts everyone, as everyone has wrong thoughts, without fully understanding the meaning of life and the gravity of their sins. In a narrow sense, it refers to a person initially on the path of a pious Christian life, instead becomes proud and conceited about his or her own sanctity and triumph over sin.

In Eastern Orthodox thought, the closer people are to God, the more they see their failings, and all true saints see the foulest sins not in others, but in their own hearts and actions. The opposite state to prelest is spiritual sobriety; its opposite virtue is spiritual discernment.

Using my own spiritual discernment, I’ve traced the roots of the future New Age religion to the year 1893 and the religious showdown between Christianity and eastern spirituality featured at the Chicago World Fair. Here’s a brief description of this moment where the “Interfaith Movement” was supposedly birthed:

Held as part of the World Columbian Exposition on the shores of Lake Michigan, the 1893 World’s Parliament of Religions marks the first formal gathering of representatives of Eastern and Western spiritual traditions. Today, the 1893 Parliament is recognized as the birthplace of the worldwide interfaith movement.

The World’s Parliament of Religions was the centerpiece and the most remarkable of the many congresses that were held as part of the Exposition. To prepare for the event, a steering committee was composed of sixteen Christian and Jewish leaders throughout the world. The Parliament brought together some four hundred men and women representing forty-one denominations and religious traditions. It lasted for seventeen days in September of 1893. Of all the congresses, the Parliament of Religions was by far the most popular with the public and the press. Audiences of four thousand or more attended each of the daily sessions.

The 1893 World’s Parliament of Religions was inaugurated on September 11 at the Permanent Memorial Art Palace, now known as the Art Institute of Chicago.

Without going too deep down this rabbit hole, since I cover this time period in my book, The Great JuBu Karma Con: How A Judaic/Buddhist Death Pact Took Hold In Big Sky Country, I want to emphasize how the “Jewish” element referenced in the above quote was more aligned with Theosophy and weird occultists than it was with traditional Judaism. For some additional context, here’s a bit of background on Henry Steel Olcott and the origins of the Theosophical Society:

DESCENDED FROM Puritans, Henry Steel Olcott was born in 1832 into a pious Presbyterian household in Orange, New Jersey. After a short stint at what is now New York University, Olcott went west toward the frontier in search of youthful adventures. In Ohio, at the age of twenty, he became a convert to spiritualism. Soon he was championing a host of other causes, including antislavery, agricultural reform, women s rights, cremation, and temperance. He worked for a time as an experimental fanner, served a stint in the Army, and even worked as an investigator on the special commission charged with scrutinizing President Lincoln’s assassination. But he eventually returned to New York City, where he supported himself as a journalist and insurance lawyer. In 1874, while covering reports of spirits materializing at a farmhouse in Chittenden, Vermont, he struck up a friendship with Russian occultist Helena Petrovna Blavatsky. One year later, he and Blavatsky co-founded the Theosophical Society, an organization that would soon play a major role in introducing Americans to the ancient wisdom of the East.

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Shortly after this reception, on May 25, at the Wijananda Monastery in Galle, Olcott and Blavatsky each knelt before a huge image of the Buddha and “took pansil ” by reciting in broken Pali the Three Refuges and the Five Precepts of Theravada Buddhism, thus becoming the first European-Americans to publicly and formally become lay Buddhists.

With this history in mind, let’s return to the present moment where a Christian Indian educated by Jesuits calls Montanans WHITE NATIONALISTS for being critical of Governor Gianforte’s India junket.

Ok, Dinesh, let’s take a look at you’re Bombay heritage, Jesuit education, and the Daddy who got you out of India on the paychecks from a pharmaceutical company:

Dinesh Joseph D’Souza was born on 25 April 1961 into a middle-class Goan Catholic family, in Bombay, India, where his father was an executive with Johnson & Johnson and his mother was a housewife. D’Souza attended the St. Stanislaus High School, a Jesuit school in Bandra.

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Between 1987 and 1988, D’Souza was a policy adviser in the administration of President Ronald Reagan. He has been affiliated with the American Enterprise Institute and the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.

In 1991, D’Souza naturalized as a U.S. citizen. He renounced Indian citizenship, as India’s nationality law does not recognize dual citizenship.

If you don’t understand how an Indian Christian who got in trouble for fucking a woman who wasn’t his wife continues to be a conservative influencer calling Montanans WHITE NATIONALISTS, well, maybe it’s YOU who doesn’t know your history and how easy it is to see that people like Dinesh are pieces of shit who we should never have let into this country as a naturalized citizen in the first place.

While at Dartmouth, D’Souza wrote for The Dartmouth Review, an independent, student-edited, alumni- and Collegiate Network-subsidized publication. D’Souza faced criticism during his time at The Review for authoring an article publicly outing homosexual members of the school’s Gay–Straight Alliance student organization. He also oversaw The Review’s publication of “a light-hearted interview” with a former leader of the Ku Klux Klan over a staged photograph of a black person hanged from a tree, as well as a piece mocking affirmative action in higher education written from the point of view of a black student and phrased in Ebonics.

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From 2010 to 2012, he was president of The King’s College, a Christian school in New York City, until he resigned after a scandal when he checked into a hotel with a woman he referred to as his fiancée; both were married, but had separated from their respective spouses.

Before returning to the teachings of Seraphim Rose, it’s important to note that Dinesh D’Souza represents the right’s pathetic attempt at trying to counter the narrative control power of the ostensible “left” when it comes to making propaganda, which the left is better at depicting to their respective propaganda targets as “art”.

Also, notice how deftly Wikipedia suggests D’Souza’s films are “conspiracist”:

In 2012, D’Souza released the conspiracist political film 2016: Obama’s America, an anti-Barack Obama polemic based on his 2010 book The Roots of Obama’s Rage. He has since released seven other conspiracist films: America: Imagine the World Without Her (2014), Hillary’s America (2016), Death of a Nation (2018), Trump Card (2020), 2000 Mules (2022), Police State (2023) and Vindicating Trump (2024). D’Souza’s films and commentary have generated considerable controversy due to their promotion of conspiracy theories and falsehoods, as well as for their incendiary nature.

In 2014, D’Souza pleaded guilty in federal court to one felony charge of using a “straw donor” to make illegal campaign contributions. In 2018, D’Souza was issued a pardon by President Donald Trump.

Since Trump pardoned this piece of shit, conservatives will have to just deal with him and the fact that an entire County in Montana can shut down your anti-ICE film production, despite getting all the right permits, and it will only be allowed to continue at the pleasure of the County Commissioners:

After public comment at a nearly seven-hour Livingston City Commission meeting Monday night on whether a polarizing film could continue shooting in city limits, vice chair James Willich rifled through his notebook.

“24 pages of notes,” he muttered. “That’s a new record!”

By the end of the night, commissioners voted unanimously to allow the Daily Wire-affiliated movie about an ICE agent doing battle with Antifa protesters and MS-13 gang members to continue. The decision came two days after the commission temporarily paused operations on set, and served as an added plot point in a weeks-long drama over the film’s production in the southwest Montana town since filming began in late September.

Tomorrow, in my second post brought you by PsyOp Cinema and the Decoding Culture Foundation, I’ll be highlighting an email from Anthony Fauci (link is to 2020 Truthout article) about the propaganda made to coverup for this piece of mass-murdering shit who is more worthy of the firing-squad fate President Trump is exploiting with Nidal Hasan than Hasan is. I will also include a look at the movie Outbreak after covering the movie Contagion last week.

This initial focus on the “entertainment” of pandemic movies is happening just as word is spreading (like a virus?) about a death from a literal plague exposure that resulted, we are being told, from a lab accident in Siberia.

Using my spiritual discernment, I’m giving more weight to the X-post of an occult researcher and aspiring Eastern Orthodox monk because I find his perspective to be MORE RELEVANT than anything I will get from more conventional sources of information, and that’s because I haven’t forgotten what I learned six years ago about the terrifying scope and power of narrative control when it comes to the psychopath class.

Nick Hinton is the dude who turned me on to Seraphim Rose, so it’s appropriate to have his perspective on this sorcery preface our return to the wisdom of what Rose saw coming over 50 years ago, which wasn’t just about Hindus and the demons they love having spiritual experiences with.

In his chapter, titled “The Power Of The Pagan Gods”, Rose unpacks the allure of eastern spirituality and describes the risk he perceives in the seductive power of things that really do “work”:

Here we are, back at at the idea of spiritual delusion, which is where EVERYONE needs to spend some time asking themselves some tough questions, since NO ONE escapes this state of being (if they’re honest).

If they’re NOT honest, even a woman who claims to be an empathetic woman of the Christian faith, with a deep love for the homeless, may find herself abusing the courts to destroy a man she used to target her own Christian brethren. Hopefully God delivers this unwell person from the prelest she is so obviously suffering from.

It’s pretty clear to me now why women like Rebekah Barsotti, Eva Prather, and Leah Hartley will continue dying in and around Missoula under very suspicious circumstances without any real investigations looking into their deaths, and the reason is this community doesn’t actually support someone seeking truth if they’re like me and not polite in asking questions.

While I prepare to get charged with a felony next week after I turn down a hilarious plea offer, I hope everyone focused on politics can take a moment to reflect on all the things they could lose if they actually had the courage of their convictions, then go vote like it matters. I’ll pray that one day you good people wake up from your delusions because the future New Age religion is going to use eastern concepts, like karma, to convince the global peasants they deserve what they’re going to get.

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When I added the question about the Mineral County Courthouse being bugged in this post, which asks several questions of former Mineral County Attorney, Ellen Donohue, it was because I had come to the realization that it’s common knowledge among those who work inside this courthouse that something is facilitating remote listening, and that something very well could be the cameras themselves.

Before I get to the excerpts of a Missoulian article about Verkada cameras, I will note that my background sources on this story include a former County employee involved in cyber security for a County facility, a lawyer put into an awkward situation by another lawyer, and a citizen who has helped me understand dynamics of the County next door, in Mineral.

Because of these background sources, and because of my own legal constraints, I will be very cautious with how I explain the reasoning behind sending this email inquiry to the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office, and why the unsolicited response from County Commissioner, Dave Strohmaier, has me scratching my head.

Dave Strohmaier should know that the types of circumstances he’s referencing are the type of circumstances that first put the law firm, Reep, Bell & Jasper, on my radar, so the fact it’s a different law firm now and, from my experience, MUCH LESS PROFESSIONAL, should make a politician like Dave, named in my OWN legal restrictions, very cautious about how HE should be proceeding.

IF the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office, under Ryan Funke, has audio-capable cameras in the Mineral County Courthouse, then I believe it’s VERY possible that both Lance Jasper and Paul Leisher have access to what is recorded by those audio-capable VERKADA cameras, which have apparently been in use around MISSOULA County for some time:

The spokesperson for the Mayor’s office, Ginny Merriam, is later quoted in this article specifically claiming that AUDIO is not being taken by these cameras. But that doesn’t mean other jurisdictions aren’t as savvy about the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution as it appears Ginny Merriam is:

While Ginny Merriam seems to understand that recording should be video-only and restricted to being reviewed by security personnel (if they can be trusted), another jurisdiction found this capacity a part of the court proceeding (PDF):

I don’t live in Indiana, I live in Montana, but ALL states should have respect for the guiding documents of our nation, like the Constitution, because, if we don’t, then we don’t have a country capable of dispensing anything close to justice for its citizens, and that makes citizens VERY unsatisfied with their local democracy.

Returning to the Missoulian article, what organization is referenced by our paper of record as representative of the “resistance” to this latest example of the police-state-creep into our lives?

Sorry, but if “Missoula Resists” is any indication of where the “non-partisan” opposition is coming from, then regular citizens are FUCKED!

Um, no, I won’t be joining a SIGNAL group because some of us are too busy fighting for our literal freedom with only a handful of diligent and MUCH APPRECIATED supporters to help us out behind the scenes.

Before I wrap up today’s post, there’s one more article I’d like to highlight, and that’s some additional reporting by Hannah Shields on the case of the missing Sheriff vehicles:

A Kansas-based company that has yet to deliver three patrol vehicles to Mineral County is facing allegations of business fraud in multiple states.

ESU Pursuits, LLC, a government vehicle supplier, is the target of at least two lawsuits filed this year in Kansas and Missouri for claims of unfulfilled orders and unpaid invoices for vendor services, according to court documents.

Mineral County Attorney Debra Jackson launched her own investigation this summer after the company failed to deliver three of six patrol vehicles ordered by Mineral County Sheriff Ryan Funke on June 5, 2025.

The article goes into more detail about the background of this case without, of course, mentioning the bizarre behavior of Lance Jasper (that’s my job!), but it’s where the remaining money will be going that I think is relevant to today’s post about the courthouse:

Commissioners voted May 22, 2025, to authorize Funke spending $353,688 to purchase six fully outfitted Dodge Durangos from ESU Pursuits. Funke said several vehicles in the fleet were nearing 100,000 miles, and that the dealer from ESU Pursuits gave him until June 8, 2025, to decide.

“He said he can build six cars in six days,” Funke said at the meeting.

The money was loaned from a $2.9 million federal grant, called the Local Assistance and Tribal Consistency Fund, that the county received during the pandemic. The fund has about $2.5 million remaining, according to Mineral County Clerk and Recorder Kelann McLees.

These funds are intended to help reconstruct the 106-year-old Mineral County Courthouse, including replacing the detention center’s roof and HVAC system and renovating the courthouse’s entryway.

There’s nothing left to say that a Captain Picard meme can’t say better.

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