The New Landscape Of Honesty (Is Mahered)

 

NSC spokesperson John Kirby (and others who still wrongly-assert there's a MAGA cult) has said not to take at face value anything Vladimir Putin said to Tucker Carlson. The problem is, some of what Putin said made sense, while almost everything John Kirby stumbles through sounds, not just dishonest, but also challenges the eyes. Remember his claim that South Africa's clearly-airtight case against the Zionists was "meritless," the day before the International Court of Justice slammed the Zionists as plausibly committing genocide? Come on. 

   

While taking down Oprah, Tyler Perry, and Kevin Hart, Mo'Nique declared 2024 the year of the Truth Tellers, begun when Kat Williams paid a January visit to Club Shay-Shay. Maybe Putin's a part of that. It would be damn good news, because Truth Telling is all that TMR's been about. Though few have been ready to hear it. Today, Netflix viewers may be left disturbed after watching a shocking new docuseries on a controversial cult, featuring sex slaves, cloned babies & naked alien worship… inside a ‘UFO cult’ led by a prophet named Raël who ‘bedded thousands of women’, but TMR is bored with it all because this blog was dealing with the Raëlian cult all the way back in 2008 and - like knowing about Harvey Weinstein before #MeToo - back then, hardly anyone cared. It was trouble to even mention it. I was ostracized for never dropping it. TMR was also talking about OneTaste back in the day - also now featured on Netflix and also now indicted by the FBI - can you imagine, how much mayhem could've been avoided, for me and others, if Truth Telling had been respected, back then?

   

 Bill Maher reveals he has a two-hour interview with Kanye West that will NEVER air - because the rapper is a 'very charming anti-Semite' and because he doesn't want young people to hear heinous views. Translation: Bill Maher is NOT a Truth Teller. A point TMR has made many, many times before. That, and Kanye's bi-polar, so WTF? Let him talk, you coward. 

 

I'm On Earth, It's In Space, So Technically, I'm In Space

I'm trying to formulate a theory for why it hits me:

Come forward and say that gender reassignment surgery should be forbidden or explain what the difference is!

All I know for sure is, it does, and better me than you:

UFO cult backs Africa's first clitoris restoration hospital

I've built up an immunity,...

Why I'm Not A Raëlian

When the appointed registrar comes back in the room, he greets us with a pitiful shake of the head. “Oh no, you really missed all the good stuff,” he says. Ross and I look at each other. The “good stuff” is pretty famous, though we will all not refer to it directly for the next couple of days. The good stuff, according to Raëlian infidels, is not so much what you might call a “seminar” as what you might call “an orgy.” Stories abound of people getting naked in the seminars, massaging their genitals until they come, while onlookers try to pretend they aren’t onlooking. The “good stuff” allegedly means dressing up as the opposite sex (not the opposite sex from the one you were born with, which would be too banal a request, but opposite the one you go by in your everyday life, so for the trans-folks, it’s back to the identity you spent most of your life sloughing off, I suppose)—dressing up as the opposite sex and having a dance. Yes, a dance, the prom kind. Rumor has it these dances typically lead to everyone, save the minors, sleeping around. When Ross and I ask about the dances in our meetings, they all gaze at each other secretively and longingly. There were many times when I wanted to ask, “Should I leave you alone?”

Maple Leafs Hide Your Privates (And Your Face)

Damn, we knew some shit in Canada is fucked up, but this is ridiculous:

TORONTO, Ontario, December 20, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal has ordered a Catholic school board to compensate three members of a prominent UFO cult after finding the board guilty of religious discrimination.

Daniel, Michel, and Sylvie Chabot, members of the Raelian cult, were hired in November 2006 by the Conseil Scolaire Catholique Franco-Nord to offer ‘emotional pedagogy’ training sessions for teachers. They delivered such sessions through what they call the Academy of Pleasurology and Emotional Intelligence (APEI).

The Catholic board chose to end the contract in January 2007 after discovering their membership in the cult, which claims that humans were planted on Earth by benevolent extraterrestrials.

On December 15th, Tribunal vice president Michelle Flaherty ruled that the board had discriminated against the three siblings on the basis of their beliefs.  The parties had agreed to mediation, but asked the Tribunal to determine if the human rights code was violated.  The decision does not reveal how much the board must pay in penalty.

"The Academy of Pleasurology and Emotional Intelligence"? Puh-leaze.

The Raelians are a stupid U.F.O. cult with sex on the brain, well-known for their naked stunts and bogus claims about cloning.

How these perverted fruitloops could ever be considered a religion is beyond comprehension - they're a bunch of freaky frauds, and nothing more, as has been proven repeatedly in country after country.

That Canada (of all places) fell for their bullshit is beyond belief.
What's this aboot, CA? Just horny? Oh, man, y'all ain't ever going to live this shit down!

Now, We Wouldn't Want To Embarrass Anybody

"Appointing Gupta now, although it’s a small thing, is just another example of the lack of accountability that always seems to be the rule when you get things wrong in a socially acceptable way."

-- Paul Krugman, who seems to think Barack Obama's having a Surgeon General who opposes (what Krugman knows is) the wrong-headed and economy-breaking idea of Universal Healthcare - not one who agrees with the ideas of Raelians, wacky "alternative" medicine, or anti-vaccination nonsense - is to "get things wrong in a socially acceptable way," because everybody knows the belief in kookiness thrives on The Hill.

Orac: Get Away From Me, Kid, You Bother Me

"I either did not see or hear about Dr. Gupta's credulous report on the Raelians. It was truly a low point for medical journalism in the last decade, and he was at the center of it.

...However, what concerns me more is that, when it comes to one of the most important threats to public health of our time, the antivaccine movement, specifically the movement that claims that vaccines cause autism, Dr. Gupta has shown a maddening tendency to straddle the fence and play both sides.

Do I think Dr. Gupta is sympathetic to antivaccine views? Not at all. But he clearly does not recognize them when he sees them, and he seems tainted by the journalistic tendency to 'tell both sides' even when there is no scientific support at all to one side. Such a tendency may have served him well as a journalist, but it would not serve the nation well in a Surgeon General, who must persuade the nation with clear, science-based arguments. Again, the Surgeon General's influence depends on his gravitas and ability to persuade, both of which he can undermine by even being perceived to give credence to cranks and quacks."

-- Orac, coming down on Sanjay Gupta (right where TMR said he would - and also revealing just how pervasive, and how much credibility, the crazy, lying, Raelian cult of U.F.O. creeps can get in America) with Respectful Insolence.

No Notoriously Naked NewAge Nazis Needed

"After weeks of preparations for the largest sex event of its kind in Israel, organizers were forced to cancel it this week due to public pressure and threats exerted on the owner of the venue where the sex fest was to take place.
 
The event in question, which was scheduled to take place on 'International Orgasm Day,' aimed to bring together some 250 participants seeking to promote world peace through multiple orgasms reached by masturbation or sex.
 
The orgy was organized by the Raelian movement, a UFO religion whose followers believe humankind was created by aliens."

-- Yoav Zaitun, reporting how a cult discovered "Fuck Off" has more than one meaning, for Ynet News.

One Way Or Another - Whether It's Behind Your Back Or By Force - They're Coming For Your Kids

Seven Christian students in Quebec have been handed suspensions in the last few days – and could face expulsions – for refusing to participate in a new mandatory Ethics and Religious Culture course that, according to a critic, is a "superficial mishmash of trendy theoretical platitudes' with the goal of convincing children that 'all religions – including pagan animism and cults – are equally 'true.'"

Canada's National Post has reported on the developing confrontation between educators who have ordered students to take the course and students and their parents who object to what they see as a virtual indoctrination into a social and moral relativism.

While seven students already have been targeted for punishment, hundreds more are demanding to be relieved of the obligation to attend the classes, and several parents have begun legal actions,...

In 2005, a change in the law eliminated a family's right to choose among ''Catholic,'' ''Protestant'' or ''moral'' instruction in classrooms, a change that took effect last summer.

Quebec Education Department spokeswoman Stephanie Tremblay told the newspaper school boards have gotten more than 1,400 requests from parents for their children to be exempted from the instruction, which emphasizes feminism over Christianity, and suggests Raelians are centuries ahead of other beliefs.

She also confirmed school boards have rejected every request for an exemption.

She explained it is not "religious instruction."

"It is religious culture," she stated. "We introduce young people to religious culture like we introduce them to musical culture."

...In the National Post, columnist Barbara Kay took school officials to task for teaching what she described as 'a chilling intrusion into what all democratically inspired charters of rights designate as a parental realm of authority.'

She continued, "ERC was adopted by virtual fiat, its mission to instill 'normative pluralism' in students. 'Normative pluralism' is gussied-up moral relativism, the ideology asserting there is no absolute right or wrong and that there are as many 'truths' as there are whims."

"The program is predicated on the worst worst possible educational model for young children: the philosopher Hegel's 'pedagogy of conflict.' As one of the founders of the ECR course put it, students 'must learn to shake up a too-solid identity' and experience 'divergence and dissonance'…

"The curriculum is strewn with politically correct material that openly subverts Judeo-Christian values. In many of the manuals, ideology and religion are conflated. Social engineering is revealed as the heart of the ECR program; in the most recently published activity book, for example, Christianity is given 12 pages, feminism gets 27 pages...."

She continued, "Paganism and cults are offered equal status with Christianity. Witches 'are women like any other in daily life;' 'Technologically [the Raelians] are 25,000 years in advance of us.' And considering that of the 80,000 ethnic aboriginals in Quebec only 700 self-identify with aboriginal spirituality (the vast majority of ethnic aboriginals are Christian), aboriginal spirituality (falsely equated with environmentalism) is accorded hugely disproportionate space and reverence."

...Now the school has started its own court challenge. Principal Paul Donovan told the Post the mandates require relativism.

"What it essentially says is that religion is just, 'You like tomato soup and I like pea soup, so don't be all offended because someone likes tomato soup. It's really just a matter of preference,'" he told the Post. "Religion could be Wiccan or Raelian or any of the new movements or atheism or agnosticism."

Sylvain Lamontagne told the Globe Campus education publication the course is religious fast food.

"We can't do this to children. It will only confuse them," he said. "Religion isn't a Chinese buffet. You can't just pick one and then another however you want."

Kay cited the course's "gloss" of the Golden Rule:

"Christianity's 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you,' Judaism's 'Love thy neighbour as thyself ' and Islam's 'None of you is really a believer if he does not wish for his brother what he wishes for himself.' All are posited in the ERC text as the same acknowledgement of the common humanity of all God's children," she wrote.

"But in fact, there is a deep interpretive chasm between Christianity's 'others' and Judaism's 'neighbour' – both of which refer to all people – and Islam's 'brother,' which refers only to fellow Muslims. Here is 'divergence and dissonance' truly worthy of 'le questionnement.' But encouraging real critical thinking is precisely what the ERC course employs duplicity to avoid," she wrote.

"Quebec is veering into creepy Orwellian political territory here," she said.

-- World Net Daily

"Big Up" to David Hollander for this one: good looking out!

See: They Always "Crack" Under Pressure (But Society Has To Decide To Apply The Pressure)

"GENEVA (AFP) — A Swiss court has denied residency to the French head of the controversial Rael sect, which believes extraterrestrials created Earth, after a canton said he posed a [threat to] public order.

But guru Claude Vorilhon -- better known as Rael -- says he will appeal Wednesday's ruling before the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, on grounds of religious discrimination, his followers said Thursday.

Moreover the decision does not bar Rael from spending up to three months in Switzerland as a tourist.

Both the Swiss federal court and the southwestern canton of Valais took issue with the sect's positions on paedophilia and human cloning, which are both banned in Switzerland. The movement claimed it had cloned a human in 2002 but never produced evidence.

'Public interest to abolish threats the integrity of minors and human dignity prevails above all other considerations,' the judges said in their ruling.

Rael had argued he also opposed sexual relations with minors and that a cloning service the group allegedly ran in fact never existed. [Busted! - TMR]

Founded in France in the 1970s by Rael, a former auto journalist, the group claims 65,000 followers in 93 countries. "

-- AFP News Service, catching Claude in yet another lie, on the AFP.