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"Lucien Greaves" of The Satanic Temple prank calls a suicide hotline for a podcast episode. and speaking of podcast episodes... @queersatanic

Doug Mesner (Lucien Greaves, Satanic Temple) Anti-Semitic Rant

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The Satanic Temple is a bootlicking fascist cult. #DoNotSupport

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The Satanic Temple is at the point now where Lucien Greaves is suing former members who’ve escaped his shitty paypig cult. Former members of Satanic Washington State - Archived Temple Chapter are...

i told you so, and so did at least one other person

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Alison Miller’s reply to Evan Anderson, Grey Faction Director of The Satanic Temple (TST)’s Grey Faction “The reason I discontinued my me...

‘“The reason I discontinued my membership in the College of Psychologists has nothing to do with the Grey Faction’s harassing complaint about my writings and online videos. I left the College because I am 78 years old. I retired two years ago.”  – Alison Miller

“That is why I resigned, not because I was about to be found guilty of promoting unscientific conspiracy theories. Anderson has posted his complaint and the College’s response, distorting the story by omitting the College’s letter to me and my response to it. As for not being allowed to call myself a “psychologist,” that is the situation for every retired psychologist. It is similar for other health professions, and it does not indicate that the work I did was inferior or that I was found guilty of unethical behavior.”  – Alison Miller [...] 

“When Evan Anderson complained about my work, the College asked me about my professional activities since retirement, and let me know that (a) I did not have to remain a member after retirement as long as another member knew the location of my clinical records, and (b) speaking and writing were considered to be providing psychological services, which was forbidden to non-practicing members—but if I discontinued membership, my speaking and writing activities would no longer be the concern of the licensing body. It became evident to me that I no longer needed to maintain this unnecessary membership which now prohibited me from speaking and writing, so I resigned from the College. [...] 

I am accused of being a conspiracy theorist because I believe there exist organized groups of pedophiles, some of whom use the trappings of Satanic religion to intimidate children and make child pornography, and some of whom exploit knowledge of traumatized children’s ability to dissociate. It appears that the leadership of the Grey Faction believe there is a conspiracy of highly credentialed mental health professionals, including psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical social workers, criminologists, psychotherapists and counselors, all of whom agree with my understanding of this kind of trauma. They suggest that the limited understanding of trauma and dissociation and of organized abuse which was common around 1990 should replace the better-informed modern approach which characterizes members of our conspiracy of professionals. Don’t let them fool you.” – Alison Miller 

“This group has the specific objective of discrediting all professionals who speak or write about delayed recall of child abuse memories or about dissociative disorders caused by severe child abuse, and particularly about ritual abuse. They misrepresent and ridicule the beliefs of such mental health professionals. They take the extreme position that ritual abuse never occurs. Many well known authorities in the field of complex trauma and dissociation have been attacked online by this group, and other professionals besides myself have received complaints to their licensing bodies. Members of the Grey Faction show up at professional conferences on a regular basis without registering to attend these conferences. They put up little shows in the hallways, shouting accusations against leaders in the field. [...] 

Mr. Anderson alleges that I am perpetuating false beliefs about cults and ritual abuse that are not informed by the scientific or professional literature. Surely he must be aware that my writings on this subject constitute part of the scientific and professional literature. [...] Recent criminal investigations in various countries show that organized child abuse with multiple perpetrators is very common, and results in many different mental health conditions, especially dissociative disorders.” – Alison Miller’ 

NO ONE CARES ABOUT THE SATANIC TEMPLE’S OPINIONS ON MENTAL HEALTH.

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Military commander cancels Halloween event because it elevates“satan over Christ” | The Wild Hunt

Pagan News - The Military Religious Freedom Foundation has had to intervene twice when a military unit commander canceled a Halloween event then placed stipulations on the celebration to avoid offending Christian personnel.

‘A Halloween celebration at a military installation was canceled by the unit’s commander because the event was “disrespectful to Christian personnel” and that it elevated “satan over Christ.”

In July 2019, a junior officer whose name and rank were withheld for privacy privileges were placed in charge of a Halloween event for their unit’s military personnel and their families. The officer reports having no issues at the time and during the planning phases and while working with other unit military personnel.

The Halloween event was then abruptly and unexpectedly canceled by the unit’s commander recently. The junior officer attempted to address the decision through the unit’s proper chain of supervision but reported frustration and fear that their careers might be impacted by challenging their unit commander’s decision.

In a letter to the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) on October 27, 2019, the officer wrote: “WTF? I could not believe this happened? My spouse and many others were shocked. And by the way my spouse and I are both church going Christians as are most of the others helping with this Halloween event.” [...] 

MRFF representatives including Mikey Weinstein, founder and president of the organization, contacted the unit commander who subsequently rescinded his order the same day. 

In a thank you letter from the junior officer and 15 other clients expressing their gratitude to MRFF for their intervention, the officer writes, “Mr. Mikey Weinstein actually answered my first call himself and spent almost an hour on the phone with me & my spouse and some of the other folks in our (military unit’s name withheld). Mikey and MRFF representatives at the military installation found a (military branch name withheld) regulation and US Supreme Court case which we could use to fight back. The very next day our (military unit’s name withheld) Commander rescinded his prior canceling of the Halloween event and it was back on!” [...]

But unfortunately he also made a decree that no one, especially children, could wear costumes that were of a “satanic nature” or “celebrating satan” such as “devil, demon, witch, vampire, monster or skeleton” costumes. [...] The stipulations brought a second response call from MRFF to the unit commander. The costume restrictions were rescinded the following day. [...]

Several individuals commented about releasing the identity of the unit commander, especially as the decisions were viewed as an abuse of authority and violation of First Amendment protections and Uniform Code of Military Justice.

One person wrote: “With respect… the identity of this unit commander needs to be provided… because this person needs to be mustered out of the U.S. military.” They added “I have no objection to fundie Christian whack-a-doodles being in the military. But when and if they abuse positions of authority to impose their silly superstitions on others, they need to be slapped down, hard… If they allow their superstitious belief in a bunch of Middle-Eastern bullshit from 2,000 years ago to trump the Constitution, they need to be thrown the hell out of the military, immediately.”’

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I am so special and important. ❄

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Comment #23232

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http://www.patheos.com/blogs/accordingtomatthew/2016/06/the-satanic-temple-sent-observers-to-a-ritual-abuse-survivors-conference-this-is-what-they-found/