JOHN KAMINSKI – Religion as a Mind Control Device

JOHN KAMINSKI is best known today as one of the earliest 9/11 debunkers on the Internet who was soon banished for his insistence Jews were behind the whole charade. He became very popular with his 2003 essay “9/11 was a hoax” and gained great exposure on Rense and other websites until he switched his blame labeling from Zionists to Jews, whereupon he was banned practically everywhere for blatant political incorrectness.

This initial popularity resulted in the publication of four books by 2005, three of them collections of his Internet essays: America’s Autopsy Report, the Perfect Enemy and Recipe for Extinction. The fourth book, published by the late Victor Thorn and later edited by Sofia Smallstorm, was titled The Day America Died: Why You Shouldn’t Believe the Official Story of What Happened on September 11, 2001.

Prior to his 20 years of incendiary Internet rhetoric, Kaminski was a small town newspaper editor in four New England states who in addition to never missing a deadline learned at least two things: the damage reporters can do to individuals who trust them, and that a reporter’s greatest enemy is his own publisher.

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Religion as a Mind Control Device

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Religion as a mind control device discusses how governments use the same formula as religions, operating on beliefs that can't be proven, leading to constant corruption and war. This total and shocking makeover of societies compares the similarities of these social paroxysms from ancient Egypt and the creation of the Roman church to the present takeover of artificial intelligence.

Video Source: Jim Fetzer - https://www.bitchute.com/video/ushPTOkCxfbx/