False Memories & Mass Hysteria – How The Satanic Panic Started
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So it's gonna be a little bit of a short show,
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got to be on. However, this this is going to
be a continual subject anyways. So what we're gonna start
doing because I wasn't sure what to do for today,
Satanic panic is real. We've been talking a lot about,
like the cases themselves and all of these other cases
that you know are familiar and aren't familiar. But what
we haven't discussed yet is the criticism of Satanic panic,
the the propaganda that is rather well known. So we're
going to take a look at some of these pieces
today and we're going to discuss false memory syndrome, and
on top of that, the False Memory Syndrome Foundation, which
is going to be very interesting. It's kind of where
I started as far as covering all of this or
these topics, is the False Memory Syndrome Foundation, which I
have determined are my arch enemies or anyone that had
anything to do with them, worked with them directly or indirectly,
or if they have picked up where they have left off.
Because the False Memory Syndrome Foundation has been dissolved or
was dissolved as an organization. Pamela Afraid, the one of
the co founders her and her husband co founded it,
could not find anyone to take it over, and so
they they really I think they just decided that, you know,
it served its purpose and that was it. But we're
going to take a look at that, and that the
people who took it over. Mind you, the people who
who took it over were the Satanic Temple. In fact,
it's it's an organization called the Gray Faction. Okay, if
that's not an indictment, I'll tell you this right now.
You know, it doesn't matter like what I was up for.
If somebody came to me said we want to help
you and support you and help you get through this
like legal trouble, and it turned out it was the
Satanic Temple, I would say, yeah, no, I'm okay, thank you.
Like I don't care what I was up for, I
would not want their help. It's like you guys are
not going to you guys are not going to help.
Let's see Gray Faction. Very interesting. Let's see, so I
was looking for books on repressed memories and couldn't really
find much. They are all on false memory syndrome, right,
So that the thing is is like repressed memories aren't
exactly a thing. H a, Hey, rotting jewels, Hey Dana,
how's it going, repressed memories is not actually a thing.
What what you're probably looking for is uh, dissociative identity
disorder or multiple personality disorder. Those those are the two
things that you're going to look into that really uh
repair repressed memories. That that's what you're looking for. The
term repressed memories is actually a propaganda term. So that's
kind of why you're not finding a bunch. So yeah,
that's that's why. But there there was a book I
highly recommend, and it's actually a book we will be
working out of when we cover this topic. It is
called The Truth about False Memory Syndrome. Right there, it's
it's backwards, but you can get it as you know
at liss On or wait, that's not Atlas. Uh, it's
the Thinking Man. James G. Frisen is the author. He
is a doctor, uh and he breaks down false memory
syndrome and everything about it. So you know it's, uh,
it's gonna be good. It's gonna be real good. Let's
see gray factions fallout is absolutely pathetic. So is the
temple one hundred percent one hundred percent. You know, it's
so I've talked to some people that have been harassed
by them, And there was one doctor I talked to
they got mailed a dead raccoon. Like what the fuck?
Like these people are out, you know, helping victims of
you know, abuse, severe trauma, and they've got these fucking
satanic assholes out here, uh, melding them dead animals. Like,
what the fuck is wrong with you people? It's just insane,
It's just crazy. Yeah, it's just it's just crazy. Anyway,
that's weird. Who the hell would want a membership with him? Gross?
Let's see, Oh, interesting, there's no surprise there. There's a
doctor here here in Utah who they were also constantly
going after. In fact, I found on on Doug's personal
blog or website or whatever the fuck it was, Little Dougie.
I found a blog post with him bragging about harassing
this doctor here in Utah and I can't remember what
his name is it was. It was just ridiculous, though,
Like I can't believe this dude, Like he was just
blatantly bragging about him and like not just like ooh,
I kept calling him and you know, asked him if
his refrigerator was running. No, like, like a level of
harassment that definitely should be criminal. Definitely should be criminal.
Let's see, Jacob. The interview with that woman, the survivor
was really good. Thank you, thank you very much. You know,
it's kind of hard interviewing survivors. I tend to leave
my personal opinion of what I think, whether I believe
them or not, all of these different things. I try
to leave that out as much as possible, because I
want everyone to be able to listen to their story,
or at least the story in which they want people
to hear. And I want everyone to be able to
make it up for their own or make make up
for their own mind, you know, with their own thoughts,
whether they believe them or not. And I don't expect
everyone to believe everyone. But that's not the point. Really.
The point is is that some people, especially other survivors,
really benefit from Some survivors really benefit from hearing other survivors.
So that's that's really why I do what I do.
And also it puts a face to these concepts that
we talk about. You know, it's it's really easy to
talk about the concepts and kind of distance yourself from
the people. I mean, you kind of have to with
some of this, But it is also good to remember
occasionally that we are talking about real people that have
experienced real things. So but I'm glad everyone is liked it.
I've received a really really good, really good fee back
on that so far. She Doug made fake YouTube channel
to harass an old woman. Oh my, oh my god. Really,
I mean, I'm not surprised. This dude's such a loser.
It's just yeah, he's seriously, I just oh, my lord.
And her name is Katie by the way, Yeah, I
don't blame you. I don't blame you at all. It's
it's not the easiest thing. It's definitely not so yeah exactly.
I mean, it's it's really difficult because it is a
hell of a lot easier to not believe, because if
you do believe, then, I mean, the world becomes a
lot darker and a lot scarier almost instantly. I get it.
And also, you know, if this stuff is real, then
you actually have to do something about it, right, because
I mean, if you just say, yeah, I know it happens,
but I just want to watch my sports ball and
drink my beer and not really give a shit. I mean,
at least I would hope most people would, you know,
really kind of frown upon that behavior. Then again, with
the world we live in these days, who fucking knows
what would happen. But you know, it is a hell
of a lot easier to believe that these things don't happen,
or that they are so rare that they rarely happen,
and in which case, what there's nothing I can do anyways,
So the one thing I do want to do is
get to why, why exactly is it that people are
still having a time believing, Well, it's because of assholes
like this. And I mean this wholeheartedly. This man is
an asshole, but he is my favorite fed, at least
right now, he's my favorite FED. This is John Lesley.
He is a man, well, I assume he's a man.
I assume he identifies as a man. He is allegedly
a history professor at the University of Texas Austin, and
he was also part of a intelligence program that basically, well, so,
it's a it's a club for old intelligence officers who
are interested in preserving the history of the intelligence agencies.
And they have a program through the colleges where if
you apply to it and they like your project, and
if it benefits, if it benefits the mission of the
Intelligence History Project or whatever the hell it is, then
they will provide you with money. Well, he wrote a
book recently called See what is It? Project Mind Control.
We will do a whole review on this. It's just
it's taken me a while because I've got to gather
up a bunch of things to be able to prove
that this is straight up all propaganda. And it is,
by the way, it's like, it's so blatantly propaganda it
makes me a little sick. But John Leasley received money
a grant to be able to write this book because
it's a total intelligence rag. And he equates John Leasley
equates those who believe in SRA or ritual abuse at
all of any kind, Satanic or otherwise. He equates those
who believe in ritual abuse or dissociative identity disorder. We
are on this same level as flat earthers, apparently, according
to him, And we are also on the same level
as somebody who, you know, I don't even know how
to compare it, like, I don't know, but apparently it's
it's all fake. It's all a conspiracy theory. So the
title to this short little video is debunking false Memories
and Satanic panic theories. So let's take a listen to
what John has to say about this.
Speaker 2: And in that book, it's co authored by her husband,
and her husband was a member of what's called.
Speaker 3: The Oh, okay, I actually know what he's talking about.
He's talking about Michelle Remembers first and foremost already know. Yeah,
I'm not sure exactly what club you're talking about, but
I mean, one hundred percent, John's a FED. I have
his resume because I've been doing some digging on him,
and I just well, I wanted to know who I
was dealing with. And no, he's literally a FED.
Speaker 2: International Society for the Study of Dissociation. It was like
the pseudo scientific conspiracy theory society that was championing Satanic
panic theories during the nineteen eighties. And during that Satanic
Panic there were this kind of false memory syndrome that
was going around, the idea that if we hypnotize someone
it might induce their they might recall these repressed memories.
Speaker 3: And Okay, he mixed up like a whole bunch of
things right there. I mean this, this dude, like this
is a literally like yeah, yeah, yeah. He was on
Julian Dorry's podcast, and let's see, he was on Julian Dorry.
And who's the other one that Julian's friends with, Danny
Danny Jones. So he was on both of them. Yeah,
so he was on he was on both channels. When
he was on Julian Dory's this this will give you
a whole lot of insight into their audience, Julian Dorry.
If you go and look at John Lesley's interview on
his channel, all the audience is all like, well, I
can't believe you had this guy on blah blah blah.
I'm so like, well, I can't believe I learned all
this stuff. Now, if you go over to Danny Jones's
episode with John Lesley and you go through his comments
on John Lesley's video, everyone in the comment section almost
at Everyone just kept calling johna fed fed fed spook
glowy like so everyone over on Julian Julian's channel was
just eating it up. Everyone over on Danny's channel like
could see right through this guy. Now, I don't think
that says anything about like the people themselves or their channels. However,
I do find the juxtaposition between both of those channels
incredibly interesting. Michelle remembers was propaganda. Oh, totally, totally. And
here's the thing is, I think it's complicated too, because
it's I think Michelle really was a victim of a
lot of things, because she speaks like somebody who did
experience this. But it does seem like her counsel her
or her husband's husband counselor I don't know. It does
seem like he was a handler, like one hundred percent handler.
Kind of like God, why am I forgetting everyone's name tonight?
Kind of like uh, Kathy O'Brien and Mark Phillips, same thing.
I know that's an unpopular opinion, but I don't really care. Leavenda,
Let's see the club you mentioned about spooks maintaining and
documenting their history. Leavenda's in that club, right, Oh, the
name of the club. I will get you the name
of the club after the stream. Like I said, I
have it on John's resume, which, mind you, was public.
It's not like I, you know, did that kind of
digging on John. But I do. I have all of
that stuff saved, so I will I will message that
to you after after the stream. Uh yeah, Danny Jones
creeps me. Out. Yeah, they all kind of do, like
I don't know, they're they're both like Tweedlede and tweedled
dumb of like the Joe Rogan sphere, you know, like
it's like they tried to clone Joe Rogan but both
of them didn't quite work right, so one of them
called was called Danny and the other ones called Julian.
I don't know, Like I mean, I don't like every
podcaster out there. I have very little time to even
watch people's shows these days anyways, but obviously I watch
him for the actual people that they have on, not
the podcasters themselves. But yeah, it's I don't know, it's
it's weird. Michelle reminds me of Candy Jones, right right exactly.
I couldn't agree with that anymore. Yeah, you know, I
wonder about Mark Phillips. You know, I believe Kathy. I
there's very few survivors that I don't believe. It's just
usually I don't believe the extent. I usually don't believe
that they're free of the whole thing. Because the thing
is is, if they have an asset, they're going to
want to keep it period or they're going to want
to make sure that it self destructs. So you know,
I just I have questions. I also don't trust almost
anyone explicitly, you know, So there's that right exactly, exactly exactly, Yeah, yeah,
I totally agree. There's definitely some weird shit. I mean,
let's be honest, this whole situation and all of this
shit is weird though, right, So it's kind of par
for the course. It's it's not like we're you know,
I mean we're literally talking about mind control and programming
and monarch and like all of these like really crazy
things to begin with. So I mean, when something crazy
like this happens, I'm not really that surprised, is all
I'm saying. Also, I just don't believe in coincidence anymore.
Speaker 2: So you know, in fact, it was like inducing false
memories and people, and he says in this book.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I forgot So John was like wrapping
up a whole bunch of things all in one, and
he's doing this, Uh, he's doing this whole like speak
really fast and wrap a whole bunch of things up
in once, so you don't really have to like think
about what he says. So let's kind of go through
it just real quick.
Speaker 2: And during that Satanic panic, there were this kind of
false memories.
Speaker 3: Okay, during this Satanic panic there were these false memories,
false syndrome that was going on. Okay, there was this
false memory syndrome going around. Okay, like it's something you
can fucking catch. Okay, God, I hate this already. I
can't stand this, dude, I really can't. And it bums
me out because I bought his book. I pre ordered
his book. Actually I was really excited for it. I
got it, read it, got about like four chapters in
and almost couldn't finish it because it's just so bad. However, caveat.
I did learn some things from it. But this is
also indicative of a disinformation agent, correct, Like one of
the things about disinformation agents is that they do give
out real information that is correct. It's just that they
offer you just enough wrong that it will put you
off course. So my personal opinion is that this is
this is who he really is, is a disinformation agent,
whether he knows it or not, honestly. So, Okay, So
there's false memory syndrome going around quote unquote during the
Satanic Panic, Like you can catch it like a cold.
Speaker 2: Let's see around the idea that if we hypnotize someone,
it might induce their okay.
Speaker 3: And so because of the fault, the false memory syndrome
was going around, people were catching it. But the idea
was is that counselors could hypnotize people, put them into hypnotherapy,
which is what he's talking about, uh, hypno therapy, and
then through hypnotherapy we could bring out these repressed memories
in people which seemed to be how things were going back.
Speaker 2: Then they might recall these repressed memories. In fact, it
was like inducing false memories in people. And he says
in this book that he did this hypnotism on her,
and he was right right.
Speaker 3: So what's interesting this book that I mentioned, The Truth
about false memory Syndrome by James G. Frison, he addresses
all of that. Like I said, so he is a PhD,
a brilliant man. Honestly, if I if I had to
have counseling like that, like that level of counseling, he
would probably be somebody I would seek out because of
just how amazing he is. Honestly. So here's one issue
I have with this whole narrative regarding the one thing
I have issue with this whole thing. Okay, if okay,
let's say the whole narrative is true that these were
all fake memories, nobody had them, but they were all
implanted by therapists and counselors and people wanting to scam people. Okay,
then why was there not? Why was there not the
opposite of all of these counselors the scam artists going
to prison and get ensued because basically, all they were
able to do was prove that some of these ca
we're not abuse. That's effectively what they were able to do.
But by proving that one case is not abuse does
not prove beyond that. It doesn't mean that, oh, I
proved that this couple was falsely accused of and then
sentenced to prison because they did not commit abuse. That
also means that counselors across the nation are also implanting
memories like those are so those are so different, they
are so different from one another. You know, It's just
I don't understand because the truth of the matter is
there clearly were From what I can tell, I've found
five five cases so far. Obviously I'm not done digging.
There are five legitimate cases where I can find somebody
who was wrongly convicted of like some form of ritual abuse.
So nobody was ever charged with like satanism, because it's
not illegal to be a Satanist. You can't, you know,
lock up retards. No, I'm just kidding, just kidding. It
is definitely not illegal to be retarded. But like Satanism
isn't the problem. It's when you commit crimes. And I
mean it would be the same like if you like
a Christian bombing an abortion clinic. Okay, well, it's not
even illegal to have those thoughts, it's illegal to actually
do it. Then that's when law enforcement gets involved. The
problem usually lies, though, with the fact that the people
committing crimes like this, usually in the name of their religion.
It's usually because they don't get caught. They they also
have a like they have a understanding that the crimes
that they are committing are massive felonies and that they
will be going away for a very long time. So
you know, that's that's interesting. Do I think that Satanism
should be illegal? No, And I'll tell you why. I
actually don't believe that any any level of ignorance or
any sort of like really terrible idea. Ah, like blatant
unfounded racism, blatant unfounded sex. I don't know. Being a
political ideologue, I don't think any of these. I don't
think any of these ideas should be illegal. Ideas should
never be illegal, even if people do believe in them.
And the reason why largely is because if somebody believes
in these terrible ideas, I want them to be able
to freely project that because I want to know who
the fuck they are. Now. The caveat to that is,
obviously there are some people who have some terrible ideas
about the attractiveness of kids. I don't give a shit
that will always remain illegal and should always But outside
of that idea right there, I mean, here's even the
thing too, is like, obviously I don't support them, but
the idea of namblo, go for it, you fucking perverts,
Like I want to know who the hell you are.
You know, I don't want these these people or these
ideas to get pushed underground, because one, they get radicalized underground.
Two we also can't keep an eye on them and
see how far they spread. You know, It's like there's
a lot to be said when something goes underground. It's
just like anytime you make something illegal, like there's no
reason to put it underground and then give it to
the criminal class, which is exactly what would be happening.
So when when you make things illegal, you can't watch
after it. You can't control it to a certain degree.
I mean a lot of this stuff we can't control anyways.
So no, I think Satanism totally should be out in
the open. I think I think people shouldn't need to
be a lot more familiar with exactly what it is
they believe. I think people because here's the thing is,
they are a part of our society. They're not going
anywhere in places like Minnesota, apparently they're like gaining like
massive ground, which how the hell is that even possible,
I don't understand. I think largely because there's like this
manufactured hypocrisy that people are just like buying into on
both sides. You know, I don't I don't think anyone's
hands are clean in this, but you know it's like, yeah, yeah,
there's there's definitely there's definitely this like using the whole
abortion thing. I don't know. I think it's all manipulative nonsense.
See here's the thing about the Temple of Satan. The
Temple of Satan, I don't think should be considered a
church because they're not. Even on their website they blatantly
admit that they're more of a political organization. So maybe
they should have to register and uh be taxed as
a pack not a not as an actual church. Now,
the Church of Satan, those guys and gals are definitely
a religion, although it's a retarded one. Actually I shouldn't
put retards down like that, but yeah, they're they're definitely
closer to a church. So you know, there's that. But right, yeah, yeah,
the the Narco Satanism, Well and that's that's since since
that's like less of an actual organized well, well it's
not that it's not organized, Okay, so it is organized,
it's you usually decentralized, though highly decentralized like O nine A.
I don't know any any of the Santa Mouerte stuff
like right across the border, you know, that's that's all.
It's all decentralized. So I mean, I don't even really
understand how to like govern that or to deal with
that in society. Honestly, that that's a whole other thing.
But you are right, I mean, most people just kind
of group it all together though, Luciferidism, Satanism, Luciferianism. It's
all evil, it's all wrong, it's all abomination. I don't disagree,
I definitely don't disagree, but I definitely want these people
out in front. I want to know who they are,
so they should feel, at the very least, they should
feel welcome to spread these ideas in public, because honestly,
the only way to fight a bad idea is with
a better idea. That that's it. Ideas are bulletproof. You
literally can't kill ideas, so the only thing you can
do is make it look fucking stupid. So right, Yeah,
the Santa Morite stuff, Yeah, no, it's dangerous as ship
it is. It's wild. Like these people, they are legitimate,
dangerous Satanists because they do believe this stuff. It's just
like the Metamorial's cult, which was kind of like a
precursor to a lot of the cartel stuff. Man, they
are like, they're they're no joke. They legitimately believe this stuff.
They make prayers to h to their little God, their
little altars and everything, and uh, yeah it is. It
is no joke. They believe all sorts of weird shit
down there, but it is here and it is out
in the open, so definitely keep an eye on it. Everyone.
Let's see. Okay, so we've established John is a retard.
Speaker 2: Able to recover these memories. But I don't think he
recovered the memories. I think those memories were basically implanted
by her trying to think of something that happened to
her that didn't actually happen.
Speaker 3: Well, the crazy thing is, if you want to give
someone multiple personality disorder, you don't need to deliver them
drugs or CIA programming you need Okay, I love how
they cut that off right there. Also, why is this
auto plane and that book? It's okay, yeah, why is
that autoplane? I don't like that? Oh okay, I see why. Okay,
So John's a retard. Uh and he's a fed, So
he's a retarded fed. Cool. Now here's the problem. Here's
the one thing that nobody ever talks about. Well, I
won't say nobody, but here's the thing that all of
these critics don't actually bring up. And in fact, I
knew I should have had this brought up. I'm gonna
redo my false memory syndrome coverage, even the videos I did,
even though they're not that old, but I did. This
is probably my most favorite video I've ever done, ever,
out of everything I've ever fucking made. I did a
an X thread. Damn it. I've been having some major
issues with let's see, with YouTube, at least in the
browsers lately. Uh, here it is, let's see Okay. Oh
I said, stop, she's this AutoPlay thing is fucking ridiculous. Okay,
so let's get that. Let's let me get over here
real quick. So yeah, I did a thread on X
all about Elizabeth Loftus and her Oh damn it, where
did it go? You kidding me? All about her lost
in the mall study, And first and foremost, let me
tell you, the whole thing was bullshit. She basically lied
the whole way through. I mean, the results of the
loss in the mall study are insane that they're literally insane.
I'll get into that here. And just just like, where
the hell is this? Okay, it looks like I saved
every single oh wait, this is it? Hm? Anyways, Loftus,
she's just a lying sack of shit. Like I don't
I don't know how to say it. Any other way.
Let's see mm hmmmm ah okay, And she's a freak too.
And what I mean by that is she actually went
came in and was she was on she she was
asked by the defense of Ted Bundy here in Salt
Lake Here in Salt Lake City, his Bundy's defense team
asked her to come in and testify on behalf of him. Well,
she said in her book Mind You, Witness for the Defense,
she she basically wanted wanted Bundy to ask her, uh,
if she could stay over at his place? Why what?
And granted this is like before everyone knew he was
Bundy Bundy, right, but at the time there still were
suspicions that that he might be the Ted, you know.
So it's like, let's see here. So I did a
whole thread on this as well. But this is the
stuff that I'm going to redo. I think it's worth it.
Let's see where was it right here? Loftus later wrote
wrote a book called Witness for the Defense, which she
devoted an entire chapter to her experience incredibly interesting. On
page seventy four, she said, the thought had occurred to
me as I was flying to Salt Lake City earlier
that day that Ted Bundy might offer to let me
stay in his apartment. Okay, so this is who the
woman is. Okay, like, let's see, so O'Connell, Bundy's defense attorney.
O'Connell admitted to Loftis that Bundy was a suspect in
the Ted cases from the Pacific Northwest, but said no
evidence connected him to Deranch's attack. There was just her
identification and some type oh blood drops on her clothing.
Type O matched a large percentage of men. Unfortunately, Bundy
could not establish an alibi. Well unfortunately for him. You know,
I don't really care that he couldn't. So yeah, from
Ted Bundy to Ghislaine Maxwell, The Misadventures of a Girl Boss.
No shit, So I actually wrote, or not wrote. I
read an article where she had somebody, I think it
was maybe maybe from the Guardian or something. She had
a journalist literally follow her around for a full day
and God, the spectacle of this one thing that came
out though. So during the seventies maybe eighties, I don't know.
It was after the Bundy trial. She was married for
a while. She's only ever been married once. In the article,
she says that her husband left her because she was
quote unquote married to her work and just couldn't stop.
And honestly that I believe. I believe she is obsessed
with this stuff, like she's just oh my god. But
what came out in the article was that her ex husband,
who she still sees regularly, like as a friend, comes
over to their old house and all that stuff she
loftus still keeps her ex husband's clothes in the closet
like he never left. Okay, when I say she's a freak,
that's what I mean. She's a fucking freak. Like what
the fuck are you doing, lady? Okay, for anyone interested,
I'm actually just gonna share this in the chat. Let's
go ahead and do that now. I broke down the
whole false memory syndrome lost in the mall study. I
did the whole fucking thing, went through all of it,
and let's see over here, let's see. I also did
a whole whole stream on it. We broke it down.
It's an hour and forty three minutes, and go check
that out. I let's see, I did that eight months ago,
so literally broke down the whole thing. This she is
a lying bitch. Yeah, it's it's incredibly, incredibly interesting. Literally
thirty people is what determined the outcome of lost in
them all. Several of those people left during in the
middle of the study. It came down to twenty four
people by the end of it. Out of those twenty
four people, four were determined to have had a false
memory implanted in them, right, Because that's the whole concept
of this, is that you are able to take someone
and implant a false memory in them. Okay, Like that's
that's what you're supposed to do. Okay, it doesn't work
that way though. You can't implant false memories. First of all,
a false memory is like a contradiction of terms, like
like it if it's a memory, it can't be false
because you can't remember something that never happened. Like, it's
just this craziest thing. And the fact that people would
even believe that this is possible. It's like nobody stops
and questions like whoa wait, false memory? Like what you
can you can you can implant a false memory? No, no,
you can't. No, No, it's impossible. It doesn't happen because
the brain will never recognize it as a memory. It's
just the craziest thing. Let's see. I went through the
archives and she was brought onto the board of the
FMSF very early, just like the CIA. Oh and I doctors.
That's why I think she's a spook. No, I completely
think she's a spook. I think that's the entire reason
she has a career. I mean, she she was literally
brought on to give legitimacy, uh to this whole thing.
And it's also interesting. Uh let's see, yeah, let's see,
she's I mean the very fact that she's testified for
the people that she has O. J. Simpson, McMartin, Rodney King,
Menendez Brothers, Oliver North, Martha Stewart, Scooter Libby, UH, George
Frank Franklin, UH, Timothy mcveige, Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, Robert Durst,
Gislaine Maxwell, Paul Shanley UH and the Bosnian War crimes
tried tribunal. And this is only just like a small
like snippet of her career. But she's always on the
side of the worst fucking people. Always. It's never like
she gets brought in to defend somebody that's legitimately innocent.
So she's always on the worst side of the worst.
So her most notable experiment which she's still writing, The
Cotails of mind you. Let's see the formation of false memories.
Loftus aimed to prove that it was relatively easy to
implant full or partial false memories of a childhood event
that never actually happened. Okay, that's what we're just that's
what we're talking about here, is the full or partial
implantation of an event that never happened. This is what
we've got to be clear on terms. This is exactly
what people mean by false memory, or at least what
they should mean. If this is not what they are discussing,
then they are not talking about false memory. Let's see here,
it's honestly like a form of witchcraft. Let's see, it's
really manipulative and disgusting form of gas lighting. One hundred percent.
But yeah, it's like it is gas lighting for sure,
especially because they put it to the test and it
doesn't work, because guess what, the memory expert doesn't understand
how memory works. Honestly, I don't. I don't think she
actually has studied memory. I don't. I think she's mainly
just had her career handed to her, largely not saying
that she's never done anything, because I'm sure she's done something.
But well, I'll leave my opinion in the back of
my mind what I think she's done to get her career.
But yeah, let's see. So this is kind of interesting
to something I wanted to point out with with people
like her, Okay, largely the reason why this is pushed
a false memory, that is the reason why this is
pushed and largely believed, okay, is because of the mocking
Bird journalist. Okay. The one thing, it's almost a rule
if you get a job as a journalist at like
a real real news stand or a CIA RAG, a
B or c. If you are a certified journalist, you
are never going to question a PhD. I don't know why.
It just never happens, not from any of like the
established places right that you can you know, you can
get independent places or places that are half independent, places
that appear to be independent, they might question them. But
any of the main mockingbird media outlets, they're never going
to question somebody with a PhD. It doesn't matter if
they're right or wrong. They just won't question them. It
doesn't matter. So the study is not only described in
virtually all introductory psychology textbooks, but is often cited by
expert witnesses in cases involving allegations of childhood abuse that
may potentially be based upon false memories. So this one
study is not only the cornerstone of Elizabeth Loftus's work,
but it is the cornerstone to the house of cards
that is false memory and the aforementioned false memory syndrome,
foundation of which both have been used to silence millions
of victims of childhood abuse. Yeah. I mean I don't
have time, unfortunately, to get into the loss in the
Mall study. But yeah, yeah, they consulted with doctor don
doctor doctor do see see what's wrong? Doctor John Money.
Damn it. I promise I didn't get hit in the head.
But the very fact that they would talk to this
man John Money and take him seriously and be like, oh, yeah,
this is the guy that we need to consult with,
I think, just tells you everything you need to know
about who they are and what they do. Like it's disgusting.
It's so disgusting.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: It's very, very similar to scientology's auditing practices, especially past
life audits. I didn't know nothing about the past life audits,
although I do, I do agree, it is one hundred
percent like it's it's not exactly like them the auditing practices,
but it is very close. You are so correct on that.
It's all brainwashing is a form of witchcraft, and false
memory implantation is brainwashing. Right. But here's the thing. Most
of it's like a type of like hypnosis, right because
they nothing actually gets implanted. And what I mean by
it's like hypnosis is that okay? For instance, the ash
experiment explains it perfectly. We could all look at different
sized lines. When we get asked what size line is
the same as the control line? The true answer could
be A. The entire group says C, and then the
person that's like, wait a second. Everyone can see that's
a like am I crazy? Like what's going on here?
If I say A, which is the correct answer, the
group is going to like think I'm weird and I
can't handle that social interaction. So I'm just gonna lie
and say see like that's honestly, that's why conspiracies are
so upsetting to so many people, because it doesn't really
matter if they're true or not. What matters is that
you're upsetting the social norm, and that's really upsetting to
some people. Some people cannot handle being like on the
outside being the weird kid. You know. It's like like
that's all I know, it's being the weird kids. So
I don't I don't know how to be any other way.
Is this crazy? Let's see? Yeah, honestly, I mean this stuff.
So here's here's another thing. The twenty nineteen paper Lost
in the Mall False Memory or False Memory Defense by
ruth A Blizzard looks at false memory syndrome FMS and
parental alienation syndrome. Okay, that's another side to this coin too.
Like it's honestly, it's so hard. Go check out this
thread that I did, because it's probably the best thing
I have ever done. It is amazing. I hate tooting
my own horn. So the very fact that I'm bragging
about how did I or how good I did on
this like I said, I swear I didn't get hit
in that. I don't know if I'm just like too
excited and I can't get the words out or what
the hell's going on. But the fact that I'm bragging
about the work I did on this thread and on
the video, I mean, should just tell everyone how good
it actually is because Holy hell. I hate bragging about
myself so much, and I hate other people bragging about
me as well. But it's honestly the best thing I
think I've done so far. It's just God, it is good.
I need to go read it again, and we probably
should have done that just today. But this, I gotta
go back to this because this is the point of
today's show, which I'm gonna have to start wrapping up
here in just a sec because I've got to go
on another show. See, I can't do a show tomorrow.
I've got an interview on Friday. So we're gonna pick
this stuff up, because God, I've got so much more
to get to. I have four other tabs of videos
to get through, and I could barely get through one
forty six second one. Let's see here anyway, So we
will pick up false memory syndrome stuff on Monday. Like
I said, no show tomorrow. Show on Friday, which will
be an interview. It will be a part two of
a survivor's story, so make sure and go check that out.
But let's establish how much of a retard John is
one more time.
Speaker 2: It's co authored by her husband, and her husband was
a member of what's called the International Society for the
Study of Dissociation. It was like the pseudo scientific conspiracy
theory society that was championing Satanic Panic theories during the
nineteen eighties. And during that Satanic Panic there were this
kind of false memory syndrome that was going around, the
idea that if we hypnotize someone, it might induce their
they might recall these repressed memories. In fact, it was
like inducing false memories and people. And he says in
this book that he did this hypnotis on her and
he was able to recover these memories. But I don't
think he recovered the memories. I think those memories were
basically implanted by her trying to.
Speaker 3: Now, who's the fucking conspiracy theorist, you fucking retard? Like
holy shit, he walks a this this man's a professor
and he teaches history, Like holy hell. Whoever learns from him? Like,
oh my god, I would be so scared. If I
was a parent and I saw any of this, I
would be I would be I would move my child period,
just period. I would so. Unfortunately, you wonderful people, I
do have to cut it short tonight. I've got another
engagement but I had to get this out. I had
to come talk to you awesome people. The show I'm
going to be on, unfortunately is behind the paywall. It
will not be out tonight. I believe it's out tomorrow.
But we are doing some more West Memphis three over
on the nowe jose H channel. We have released what
we've already done so far. So go check out his channel,
and I'm gonna go bitch about three Satanists that got
off basically, so let's see. You can talk to us anytime. Jacob, Hey,
right back at you. So, I want to say thank
you so much for showing up. I want to remind
you Friday, We've got an interview Monday. We will pick
up this show part two, Part two on Monday. Okay. So,
and on that note, yeah, all my links dot com,
slash rise to Liberty, it's all in the episode description.
I think that's it. So until next time, stay free.
My friendsh