My favorite telegram channel (outside my own) is back up and posting some great content. I want to share this post about the health freedom movement.
https://t.me/co_appleseed/1249
Erin Olszewski’s admission of receiving psychological operations training in Oregon has raised questions about her controversial associations and the use of donation funds in her various non-profit ventures.
In Oregon, Erin Olszewski stated she received psychological operations training at Fort Bragg.
It is the first time she admitted this fact publicly.
She focused on her “undercover nurse” stint in New York.
However, many do not know she worked intimately with Scientology’s DC lobbyist, Greg Mitchell and Lincoln Project’s Jonathan Lockwood.
Between 2018 through 2020, Olszewski created multiple non-profits as documented on this channel and elsewhere. For example, she abandoned Florida Freedom Alliance in 2019 within three months of it forming.
Finally, Kevin Tuttle assisted Erin Olszewski to orchestrate protests and the creation of multiple non-profit companies.
Kevin Tuttle is a “former” Air Force Public Affairs officer, also training at Fort Bragg. He also created a shell non-profit supposedly to help parents of vaccine-injured children.
Where did the collected money go? How’s that for a psyop?
The cultivation of moles and the establishment of influence operations is a disturbing subject, and the case of Heather Simpson exemplifies how her rapid ascent as an influencer is not an anomaly.
The case of Heather Simpson is noteworthy because her quick rise as an influencer is not a statistical outlier.
Force Officer Kevin Tuttle established a pattern of cultivating questionable assets like Lynette Marie Barron for Del Bigtree and vaccine patent holder Doctor Paul Offit.
It is speculated by many that Del Bigtree and Paul Offit provided the financial means for Lynette Marie Barron to travel from state-to-state to solidify her role as a legitimate activist.
Much like Heather Simpson, media organizations provided Barron an opportunity to become a public figure and a voice representing the health freedom movement.
With the assistance of Kevin Tuttle, Barron’s role as an activist would be particularly valuable in this respect, providing her sponsors with insights into operations, funding sources, and high-level decision-making.
The Ohio Freedom Keepers’ Instagram post and the connection to “The Informed Mama” and Denise Aguilar suggest there could be further significant associations to uncover.
The Ohio Freedom Keepers’ recent Instagram post, along with the emergence of the 50.63.202[.]0/24 network range, signals a path to uncover further significant affiliations.
Transitioning from this discovery, we shift our focus to the “Informed Mama” brand, frequently linked with Denise Aguilar, a Californian person with felony convictions and gang member. An intriguing connection can be traced from Aguilar’s alternate domain, theinformedmama[.]org, to the same 50.63.202[.]0/24 network. Notice the fist logo used in her product branding.
Moving on to a noteworthy event on June 22, 2019, Aguilar was spotted alongside a woman wearing a “Freedom Keeper” t-shirt and well-known Scientologist, Michelle Ford. This occurrence may appear coincidental, but Aguilar’s prior coordination of a protest for Del Bigtree adds a layer of complexity, urging us to probe deeper.
In this light, it’s vital to bear in mind Del Bigtree’s intimate connections to Scientology and the Nation of Islam.
#InVinoVeritas
#OperationHoneyHost
Denise Irene Aguilar Mendez, also known as “Denise Marie,” has felony convictions and is a reputed gang member in California. However, her association with Scientology and involvement with multiple charities raises questions about her rehabilitation through the Criminon program.
She has been found guilty of fraud among other serious charges.
Her association with Scientology, however, merits further investigation. It raises questions about how, similarly to Erin Olszewski, she was able to establish multiple charities while journeying across the United States.
One notable observation is the prominence of three women in her life, all of whom are reputed Scientologists and with whom she is frequently photographed.
It begs the question: Was “Denise Marie” rehabilitated through the Criminon program, a known initiative of Scientology?
#InVinoVeritas
#OperationFuriosa
Del Bigtree, who receives a substantial salary for his legislative efforts, has been questioned regarding the effectiveness of his work and achievements in collaboration with Mark Blaxill and Jen Larson and other so-called activists.
Del Bigtree is paid over six figures for his legislative work. How effective and successful has he been since his organization’s inception in 2016?
What has he accomplished while working with Mark Blaxill and Jen Larson?
Protests?
Creating activists Denise Aguilar, Jonathan Lockwood, Erin Olszewski, and Kevin Tuttle?
Creating orgs that host his speaking tours supported by Scientology and Nation of Islam?
The more you know…
#OperationFuriosa
“I’m Going to Fly You Around the World…To Check Out These Different Orphanages.”
Adam Ringham (now Adam Oshien) financially supported one orphanage in India. Are there others?
In this video, Ringham solicits his audience for an open position to his “ministry”. The position includes traveling around the world to check on Ringham’s multiple projects, including orphanages. The intent is to “verify” donations support business operations as stated. Anyone feeling lost with themselves could apply for the position. What is the vetting process for these individuals visiting homeless children in foreign countries? How is the endeavor funded?
Project A (50k) to Project B (50k)?
Project B to Orphanage (A,B,C, etc)?
#DominionOfMelchizedek
#FollowThePhoenix
#OperationFuriosa
Source: https://t.me/co_appleseed
The Church of Scientology has long been associated with controversies over the years, underscoring the significance of understanding its strategic alliances with various activist movements. Such affiliations potentially make these movements subject to scrutiny and doubt for their perceived credibility.
The mixture of involved parties, locations, and technical indicators all strongly imply an affiliation with the Church of Scientology. Notably, the establishment of a group named the Conscience Coalition, led by Scientologists’ lobbyist, Greg Mitchell, took place just a week after the registration of txmillionsmarch[.]com.
During this period, Mitchell was also leading efforts at the U.S. State Department in Washington D.C., all while fulfilling his duties as a lobbyist.
Given these circumstances, a more in-depth look into Bigtree and the Scientology is now necessary. Are they the financial benefactors and secretive influencers consolidating state-based activist groups into a united “National Movement of Concerned Citizens” for protests?
Furthermore, in certain instances, such as with Jonathan Lockwood, there are suspicions of attempts to control a statewide political party.
#OperationHoneyHost
Another player in this digital saga, Jamie Lynn Juarez, often alludes to her high-ranking military lineage which assumes relevance in this particular context.
In the middle of June 2019, an encounter took place between Jamie Lynn Juarez and prominent figures in the Scientology world – Leigh Dundas, and the individual who would later become the president of the Freedom Keepers National Organization.
This meeting, corroborated by a dated photograph with Dundas, occurred a week before the “Ohio Freedom Keepers” posted on Instagram, and the domain registration of txmillionsmarch[.]com went live. In the subsequent week, Juarez took the stage at an event alongside Scientologist Michelle Ford, a person with felony convictions, Denise Aguilar, and one of the supposed founders of Freedom Keepers.
Careful orchestration of product creation, branding, and placement suggests a premeditated scheme and adds a novel dimension to our understanding of this complex narrative.
#OperationHoneyHost
#OperationFuriosa
Color revolutions refers to various related movements that developed in several countries in the former Soviet Union, the Balkans, and the Middle East during the early 2000s. The term has become widely used to describe a series of nonviolent protests and movements to bring about government change, often involving the use of a specific color or symbol.
They usually emerge following contested elections and allege voter fraud and electoral rigging, leading to demonstrations advocating for political change.
-Non-violent protests
-Contested elections
-Use of a unifying symbol or color
-Civil Society Organizations
Thanks to Grace at COINTEL 2.0 on telegram for this post.