#john h

Can you imagine a better scam than convincing everyone that the reason their life has problems, and is generally difficult, is because of a universal affliction we’re all born with – original sin. And then that only I, as the perfect physician (messiah), have the perfect cure (indemnity)?

I can’t imagine a better scam. Keep convincing your patients that the reason they aren’t getting better is because they aren’t paying enough, and that the problem is so deep that it will take generations before the ‘disease’ is cured. You could string that one along indefinitely.

John H

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The concept of a perfect earthly messiah is useful for one thing – a recipe for worldwide fascism.

John H

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It doesn’t feel right because it isn’t right

Moon’s Divine Principle Theory Applied: 
 The Bait, the Hook and the Resolution… 
 and the false promise of eventual release.

Anders Ilar & John H - Selected Acid Works 2018 - 2020 (New York Haunted)

flute: brass those hapless fools

clarinet: i just swallowed a piece of reed

bass clarinet: (to our band director) daryl... can i play the contrabass clarinet (bd: no)

sax: (with the same usage as lit or awesomesauce) sweet beans!

trumpet: (soloist / section leader doesn’t have his instrument together in time to start the solo so he just scream-sings it)

mellophone: (said in a completely normal voice) noot noot.

trombone: (about his case, while wearing his trombone as a fucking Hat) just kick it out of the way man, i dont fuckin care

baritone: (section leader holds his instrument over his head and goes “wheeeeee!” in a high-pitched voice while walking to his dot)

sousaphone: (distant sousaphone voice, literally every game, when the drum majors have finally managed to get the section leader (who starts the stand tune)'s attention) let's go band??????

percussion: (while pushing the piano cart onto the field) nyyyyoooom

guard: the eights and eights is it called. or is that a card game. im in guard i forget

drum major: (with his voice a full octave higher than it usually is, after being accused by the staff of doing something to interfere with the long ranger) i didn’t do anything!!!

John Reed’s comments after listening to a sermon by Yong:

“Anyway, what can I say – this behavior is part and parcel of being part of the unification movement. Somehow it just doesn’t feel right. It must be behavior that permeates the group throughout and comes right from the top. My question is: Is this something God is okay with? I don’t know. I know that even when you display it, and call it indemnity if you listen to it – it doesn’t motivate me. It just pisses me off. And it all seems like a performance and done to promote oneself rather than help anyone.” ….

A response

John, it doesn’t feel right because it isn’t right. Narcissism permeates this organization through and through. It always has and seems to increase in severity as you go up the ladder. What you’ll find are not free thinking people with a conscience, but compliant ‘yes’ men and women willing to satiate their need for approval through abject complicity. It’s what narcissists thrive on; it makes them look good and feel more important than everyone else, regardless of the cost. Follow the money, and when you do you’ll discover it goes to the very top.

My second point is to consider the Divine Principle as a circular human construct. Start not at the beginning but at the conclusion and then make your theory and ‘evidence’ support that. Change or omit facts, change historical dates, create imagined scenarios. It doesn’t matter as long as the desired conclusion is supported. With the Divine Principle you are nothing but a cog in an endless treadmill of narcissistic supply forever trapped in a state of induced deficiency. Without it you are free. Free to be a good person of conscience believing in what you choose to believe, and free to continually evaluate those choices.

Your last sentence bares repeating, “It all seems like a performance and done to promote oneself rather than help anyone.”

Best, John H ___________________________________ John Reed’s original text: Korean Leadership Style

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… and the false promise of eventual release. – John H

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by John H

The Bait, the Hook and the Resolution … and the false promise of eventual release.

The Divine Principle, which, whether conceived by Moon or not – he most likely stole it in part or totally from other Korean sects – is the message. Not peace, not love, not kindness or understanding, not forgiveness and most certainly not freedom.

The Bait:

First you need to attract people to hear your “life changing” theory and since you can catch more flies with honey, use that. A great big instant family, new instant friends, the brother or sister you never had but wish you did. Offer them “unconditional love”. Never was this love more conditional than in the Unification Church – but never mind that for the time being. Promise them perfect happiness, perfect fulfillment, perfect health, a perfect husband or wife, perfect children … promise them The Kingdom of Heaven.

The Hook:

OK, so now you’ve got their emotional attention – which really is the most important part – work on making it sound air tight logically. It doesn’t have to be logical at all, just sound logical. This isn’t as hard as it may seem when using a closed system, circular reasoning and dense long lectures which on the surface sound well researched. If they swallow some key unprovable premise the rest is an easy sell. It also doesn’t hurt if the recipients are well seasoned and buttered with plenty of bliss inducing fuzzy wuzzy. You want open, relaxed and receptive, a baby at their mother’s breast, not critical and defensive. Just when they are starting to feel that they have arrived and all is right with the world and themselves, set the hook … hard ! You’ve just painted a glowing paradise, the shores of which they could see in the near distance with the scent of magnolia blossoms wafting over a calm sea. Well, you can’t go there just yet and the reason is, and here you go for something universal, mysterious and primal and what could be more universal and primal than sexuality – or as a Divine Principle lecturer would say “The reason is the Fall of Man.”

Resolution:

After you invent the disease with which all of humanity is afflicted, then you propose the cure. This cure, make no mistake, is exclusive and unfortunately comes at a cost, a very high cost. The rest of the Divine Principle goes about realizing its very contrived forgone conclusion, which is that no one holds the key to this dilemma (the Fall of Man) but Sun Myung Moon. He has literally got you by the balls, Bubba. There is no resolution except on his treadmill. (indemnity?) Pay up!

That is the message.

Is it worth keeping?

All the talk about love, sacrifice and service was mostly that, talk. Oh, the members for the most part were sincere (even most of the indoctrinated leaders, they probably believed they were justified or even great in making members suffer for their own benefit). All of the effort was subverted as a result of their misguided trust and the great amount of energy offered, the sacrifice and service, was in bolstering Moon’s power, influence and economic standing. The theory, Divine Principle, justified and even demanded that. To not compliantly fall into line and be a subservient, obedient and hard working member was to be a problem member.

Don’t forget, if forgetting this was even possible in the Unification Church, that you are fallen and have no value without the “messiah”. No value meant just that – no voice, no autonomy, no rights other than to follow the directives given through the appointed chain of command.

The key prerequisite for a leadership role in Moon’s church was obedience and loyalty to him and the ability to bring in the money and new members – who could themselves bring in more members (who could bring in more money) – and nothing else. Personal qualities like compassion, kindness, etc., be damned. That is unless, of course, they were used for the above purpose.

A part of the Divine Principle (again the theory or “message”) in keeping fallen people in line, fallen people being everyone except Moon himself and his family of course, is the part on the “four fallen natures”.

1. Not seeing from God’s point of view (meaning Moon’s)

2. Reversal of dominion (don’t you dare try to second guess your Moon appointed leader or override their directives)

3. Leaving one’s position (stay where you are put)

4. Multiplication of evil (evil here is anything not condoned by Moon, especially don’t publicly critique or spread doubts of any kind or sow any seeds of dissent)

It could have been simplified into one easy to follow directive:

“Shut up and do as your told, you worthless piece of shit.”

I guess camouflaging it in a more academic and layered way would make it more palatable. The meaning is the same though.

The common thread that runs through the entire Divine Principle (the message) is one of control and compliance within a rigid top down pyramid structure. To think otherwise is to be fooled by the window dressing (all the talk of love, and world peace, etc.)

That is the message.

Is it worth keeping?

John H

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It doesn’t feel right because it isn’t right

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Sun Myung Moon’s theology used to control members