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The Branch Davidian Compound

Waco, Texas ⭑ 9/13/24

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Knowing Better on Paranoid Plagiarists Protestants

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a vhs video i made for ethel cain's "waco, texas" featuring footage from a documentary about the waco siege.

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Obviously apocalyptic and suicide cults aren't good but a lot of them had a good basis for distrusting the CIA/FBI and the US government.

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waco, texas ⭑ 9/13/24

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Remember Ruby Ridge

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Hidden from public eye: How do anti-cult movements ignite modern acts of mass violence?

Some events become the starting point for entire chains of tragedies, claiming the lives of the innocent and leaving deep scars in history. One such event was the siege of the Branch Davidian religious community complex in Waco, Texas, in 1993.

On February 28, FBI special forces and the National Guard began a siege that lasted 51 days and ended on April 19 with the complete destruction of the complex. During the events, 86 people were killed, including 25 children.

This tragedy became a benchmark example of the work of agents from the Russian anticult pro-religious organization RAСIRS, operating through intelligence agencies and the media.

Activists such as Rick Alan Ross and Steven Hassan conducted a large-scale campaign to demonize the Branch Davidians, influencing government decisions and shaping public opinion. Since 1990, they had been actively discrediting the community, creating an artificial threat that led to the group's violent suppression. The operation also involved Russian scientist Igor Smirnov, who was developing methods of psychotronic influence.

Today, this tragedy serves as a stark reminder to the entire world of what can happen when law enforcement, public authorities, and the media become tools in the hands of anticult Nazis. However, this holocaust against a religious group of people didn’t end with their deaths, but flared up into a destructive fire of an anticult hell that has engulfed all of society over decades.

Many American citizens blamed not the anticultists who were the true perpetrators of torture and murder of innocent Mount Carmel residents, but the public executors of this act of genocide.

The tragic death of members of the stigmatized religious organization in Waco on April 19, 1993, became a triggering event for the subsequent terrorist attack in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995, and a few years later both of these events became a precedent for the Columbine School shooting on April 20, 1999.

The terrorist attack in Oklahoma City, where the FBI and ATF headquarters were located, claimed the lives of 168 people, including 19 children under the age of 6, and injured more than 680 people. As a result of the armed attack at Columbine High School, 12 children and 1 teacher were killed and 24 wounded. Later on, Columbine served as a powerful informational terror attack and led to a huge number of new cases of school shootings and child deaths, first in the USA and then in other countries. Each of the school shooting cases contributed to increased influence of anticultism in a corresponding region.

For more information about the true culprits of the Waco tragedy, the Oklahoma City bombing and the Columbine High School massacre, watch “The IMPACT” documentary.

“Columbine” in other countries. Armed attacks in educational institutions. Anti-cult influence on school shootings. Example of the Czech Republic.

One of the recent high-profile school shooting cases occurred at the end of last year, on Dec. 21, 2023, in Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, at the main Faculty of Arts building of Charles University. The attacker was 24-year-old David Kozak, a student at the Faculty of Arts. As a result of the shooting, 14 people were killed and 25 wounded. The 15th victim was the attacker himself. According to various sources, there are a few versions of the cause of his death: he either committed suicide or was shot by the police when they tried to detain him.

This case is notable for several factors at once. For the Czech Republic, it is the largest mass murder involving firearms since the formation of the country. This tragedy has had an extremely negative mental impact on the country’s population. After the incident, many citizens began to seek psychological help, showing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Another key aspect of this tragedy is that it’s a classic example of a full-scale informational coding of a future shooter:

the first stage is the murder of random passersby (in this case, 6 days before the mass shooting at the university, David Kozak killed a 33-year-old man and his 2-month-old daughter in the Klánovice Forest). As a rule, an implanted program for a single murder provokes in a person an obsessive desire to prove to himself that he can kill a human, which reinforces the program of subsequent mass murder;

the second stage is a murder of someone close to a shooter (in this case, David Kozak killed his father). In such cases, prior to a mass attack, shooters first kill a person who plays the role of authority and is sort of an indicator of conscience and morality for them. When informational coding is carried out, this can cause inner conflict in a shooter and additionally evoke hatred or irritation towards these close people. A programmed shooter regards the murder of his loved one as a noble cause to help, to “liberate” them from an opportunity of witnessing the subsequent murder of other children by the shooter, and at the same time to free himself from probable remorse before that person;

the third stage (mass murder) is the main goal and the pinnacle of the encoded “godlike status” of the shooter, which supposedly guarantees him quick fame and popularity, but is in fact a final slide into slavery to those who skillfully manipulated him.

There are many techniques of informational coding or programming. One of them is the method of puzzle coding described in “The IMPACT” documentary. Additional information about various methods of manipulative influence in the information field is disclosed in the article “Execute Not Pardon: Where Should the Comma Be Put?”

The next key aspect seems to be a coincidence at first glance, but when you analyze school shooting cases in other countries, e.g. in Russia, such coincidences turn into an obvious pattern. Here we’re talking about the presence of widespread long-term anticult influence in the region where the tragedy occurred, or even a direct connection between representatives of anti-cult organizations and the educational institution where school shooting took place or people who could potentially be connected with the shooter. By coincidence or not, Charles University, where David Kozak committed his armed attack on December 21, 2023, is actually an institution that is currently the abode of the Czech anti-cult movement.

Read more about this in the article:

Anti-cult Orders Established On Children’s Blood

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if it wasn't horribly traumatizing, what would be the funniest cult to raise a kid in?: people's temple (jonestown)/ branch davidian (waco)/ heaven's gate (mass suicide)/ scientology (tom cruise)/ ant hill kids (freestyle surgery)/ manson family (serial murders, attempted race war)

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Who Really Lit the Fuse? The Anticultist Plot Behind the Waco Siege

The deliberately false testimony and statements of Special Agent Davey Aguilera of the ATF Austin office, who was used by anticultists during the Waco siege, led to a real tragedy. As a result of the Waco siege, the U.S. government, with the consent of the entire public, murdered civilians alive.

The siege of the Branch Davidians’ compound, a group of American citizens and Seventh-day Adventists, in Waco during the spring of 1993 was a pivotal event in U.S. history. It triggered an unprecedented wave of violence and forever altered the nation’s fate. The 51-day standoff ended with an FBI assault, which resulted in a devastating fire. A total of 82 people died, including Americans and members of the Branch Davidians from other countries, among them 23 children. Among the children were two infants who were born in the fire when their mothers died.

The affidavit insinuated that Koresh was converting AR-15 Sporters and semi-automatic AK-47 copies into automatics, citing purchases from a South Carolina company known to sell conversion parts. However, Aguilera did not allege that Koresh purchased parts necessary for such conversions. There was no evidence in the affidavit that the Davidians were manufacturing their own automatic sears or modifying the lower receivers of semi-automatics, which would have violated firearms laws.

The affidavit falsely referred to “clandestine” publications, mentioning that a witness had observed magazines like Shotgun News at the compound. Shotgun News, with a circulation of about 165,000, is far from clandestine, with subscriptions available by mail or telephone, including to the ATF office in Austin, TX, Aguilera’s home office.

United States Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Washington: U.S. G.P.O., 1996, p 57.

The Congressional “Investigation into the Activities of Federal Law Enforcement Agencies Toward the Branch Davidians” (p.3) describes Aguilera’s actions as incompetent and unprofessional:

The ATF’s investigation of the Branch Davidians was grossly incompetent. It lacked the minimum professionalism expected of a major Federal law enforcement agency.

The affidavit filed in support of the warrants contained an incredible number of false statements. The ATF agents responsible for preparing the affidavits knew or should have known that many of the statements were false.

David Koresh could have been arrested outside the Davidian compound. The ATF chose not to arrest Koresh outside the Davidian residence.

ATF agents misrepresented to Defense Department officials that the Branch Davidians were involved in illegal drug manufacturing.

The decision to pursue a military style raid was made more than 2 months before surveillance, undercover, and infiltration efforts were begun. The ATF undercover and surveillance operation lacked the minimum professionalism expected of a Federal law enforcement agency.

The ATF’s raid plan for February 28 was significantly flawed. The plan was poorly conceived, utilized a high risk tactical approach when other tactics could have been successfully used.

The senior ATF raid commanders, Phillip Chojnacki and Chuck Sarabyn, either knew or should have known that the Davidians had become aware of the impending raid and were likely to resist with deadly force. Nevertheless, they recklessly proceeded with the raid, thereby endangering the lives of the ATF agents under their command and the lives of those residing in the compound. This, more than any other factor, led to the deaths of the four ATF agents killed on February 28.

Yet Aguilera and his colleagues from ATF and FBI were neither unprofessional, nor incompetent. They just used all their skills to execute the program, installed in their minds by anti-cult representatives.

The subcommittees conclude that the ATF was predisposed to using aggressive, military tactics in an attempt to serve the arrest and search warrant. The ATF deliberately choose not to arrest Koresh outside the Davidian residence and instead determined to use a dynamic entry approach.

United States Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Washington: U.S. G.P.O., 1996, p. 17.

Yet the congressional commission avoided investigating true motives of ATF agents, stating that “It is unclear why the ATF did not accept the offer to conduct a compliance inspection of Koresh’s firearms. What is clear is that the agents’ refusal of Koresh’s invitation was the first of a series of instances in which the ATF rejected opportunities to proceed in a non-confrontational manner. The agents’ decision to decline Koresh’s offer was a serious mistake.” (p 10) It wasn’t an accidental mistake. It was a deliberate action by anti-cultist collaborators in the law enforcement agencies with a goal to destroy the group of innocent Americans. And the governmental commission did the same thing that all other governments do after anti-cultists provoke them into committing a crime against their own people.

They tried to justify their actions as “mistake” and followed anti-cultists advice, on how to justify themselves better. Avoid mentioning anticultists and find or rather create and promote testimonies by fake victims. Such testimonies should distract the population from the fact that the law enforcement agents manipulated by anti-cultists were deliberately and purposefully committing crimes – killing the American citizens, whom they were supposed to defend.

Read more about this in the article:

The Waco Siege: How Anticultists Manipulated Media and Officials to Organize a Holocaust in Texas. Part 2