Laura Knight Jadczyk is a “scientific mystic and PaleoChristian Shaman.” (Please let that sink
in.) Primarily, she’s a blogger most famous for promoting Comet Elenin,
Planet X and Nibiru nonsense (though apparently the 2012 apocalypse was a false flag operation to fool thinking people like herself) – but she is
also deeply into free energy conspiracies,
trutherism (she has even written a book, 9/11 The
Ultimate Truth with Joe Quinn), JFK conspiracies,
various conspiracies centered around Mossad, the Denver Airport conspiracy theory (check it out if you don’t know it), New World Order conspiracies, Earth changes,
aliens and HAARP.
If you've taken the first step, why not go the whole way?
Her Cassiopaea website is worth a visit. Not everything there is entirely clear to us, but apparently
Cassiopaeans are aliens, possibly from the future, who communicate with humans
via channeling.
Jadczyk has channeled them herself. They told her that the Men in Black are
“lizard projections”. So there is that. They may also be trying to kill us. Who
knows. Much of the website is devoted to The Grail Quest And The Destiny Of Man, which has something to do
with finding the Holy Grail through a mix of alchemy,
hallucinations and dreams, Christianity and (we suspect) vibrations.
There is also a lot about The Wave, which has something to do with souls and
earth changes.
As for the real world, it (every nation) is – according to the
“Sign of the Times” website, which she helps moderate, and which is “The world for the people who think” –
controlled by psychopaths by means of dominant personalities. She has this information from a book she
wrote with a Soviet professor. The professor, however, fled with the book in
his memory when he discovered the truth. She is also miffed about how corporate
science hide the Truth by the wicked trick of peer review.
As for psychopaths, they are failed organic portals. What? Oh, yes. Organic portals are “people whose abilities of imitation
are so developed, so much an integral part of who they are, that they can only
be discovered after years of observation. The psychopath is the failed organic
portal.” Apparently there are 3 billion organic portals, and they are
soulless. The rest of humanity, on the other hand, are distinguished into “pre-adamic” and “adamic” humans, who have different souls and we have no idea but it
probably doesn’t matter.
She has also written the book The Secret History of the World and How to Get Out Alive, which …
well, lets just quote the blurb: “If you
heard the Truth, would you believe it? Ancient civilizations. Hyperdimensional
realities. DNA changes. Bible conspiracies. What are the realities? What is
disinformation? The Secret History of The World and How To Get Out Alive is the
definitive book of the real answers where Truth is more fantastic than fiction.
Laura Knight-Jadczyk, wife of internationally known theoretical physicist,
Arkadiusz Jadczyk, an expert in hyperdimensional physics, draws on science and
mysticism to pierce the veil of reality. Due to the many threats on her life
from agents and agencies known and unknown, Laura left the United States to
live in France, where she is working closely with Patrick Rivière, student of
Eugene Canseliet, the only disciple of the legendary alchemist Fulcanelli. To
this day, Laura continues to undergo ad-hominem attacks on her web pages, her
blog and even as faux book ‘reviews’ on book seller websites, by those
threatened by the information she reveals in this definitive work. Yet, with
sparkling humour and wisdom, she picks up where Fulcanelli left off, sharing
over thirty years of research to reveal, for the first time, The Great Work and
the esoteric Science of the Ancients in terms accessible to scholar and
layperson alike.” The book was published with something called the Red Pill
Press.
Apparently Jadczyk is vice president of the Quantum Future
Group (QFG). In 2008 the QFG was apparently sued by Eric Pepin,
guru-i-chief of the Higher Balance Institute, which offers courses in “multi-dimensional meditation.”
Apparently Sign of the Times accused his institute of being a cointelpro group
promoting meditation as an act of “falling
into confluence with a psychopathic reality” that “leads people more deeply into sleep.” We do not know how Pepin went
about demonstrating that the claim is false, insofar as falsehood requires minimal meaningfulness.
Jadczyk’s husband Arkadiusz is apparently a legit PhD in
theoretical physics, but also pushes New Age speculations and quantum woo.
Diagnosis: Gibberish. Gibberish everywhere. Gibberish and
trans-dimensional martian Leprechauns. Fortunately Jadczyk’s influence is
limited, and the fact that most of her sentences are meaningless nonsense
probably doesn’t help in the long run.
Ad hominem diatribe. What a BS blog!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's not really ad hominem when you're quoting her own words and the blurbs on the cover of her books. She's clearly a fine specimen of Loonis americanus.
DeleteI'm reading one her books now. This women is definitely genius as dissecting truth from lies. If you are an organic portal you would likely call this gibberish. But if you are a real human please read carefully and gain incredible knowledge.
DeleteOkay, Joe Dirt. I'll admit I'm not up to snuff on the vernacular used by the untreated paranoid lunatic community, but what in the boiling blue fuck is an "organic portal?" Also, am I high, or are you seriously suggesting that anyone who doesn't share your mental health issues isn't actually human?
DeleteI see that this article draws heavily upon the RationalWiki article, which has been greatly expanded this year. Did you know that LKJ's failed predictions include, in 1994, 94% of people being consumed by aliens within 13 years?
ReplyDeleteAlso, there's a formal religious organization for the whole "PaleoChristian" thing, essentially an extension to the personality cult where the fate of the planet depends, in some hyperdimensional way, on LKJ's presence in this world.
And there's a link between the aliens and the psychopaths. The bad aliens didn't show up, so then, eh, oh, the aliens use psychopaths instead. There's also been a weird swing into alt-right territory in the last years.