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Scientists attempting to Isolate the Spiritual Malady of "Alcoholism" gene first identified by the Bellandonna and LSD fueled hallucinations of Bill Wilson. Can the AA god help them?

Alcoholic Flies Show Human-like Desperation, Relapses
Matt Kaplan

National Geographic News

Published December 11, 2009

After scientists had gotten them hooked on alcohol, fruit flies—apparently desperate for a buzz—drank even repulsive concoctions and relapsed after an enforced dry spell, a new study says.

In a rather bold move for a very controversial organization, Operation Prevention has gone on the road in Florida in June of 2012. Targeting addicts in Jacksonville, Tampa, Fort Myers and Boca Raton they pay addicts $300 who voluntarily "prove addiction" to use either permanent or long term sterilization methods.

South Florida Druggies, This Lady Will Pay You $300 to Get Sterilized

By Rich Abdill Thu., Jun. 14 2012 at 10:41 AM

Members of Alcoholics Anonymous, guided by the literature published by AAWS at the Interchurch Center in New York and The Hazelden Foundation in Minnesota often claim that Alcoholism can be inherited through a persons DNA gene sequence. Simply put, they often claim that you can be an alcoholic because your parents or relatives were. Hazelden is the main researcher for this Spiritual Malady Gene sequence and is feverishly searching for a way to detect alcoholics so they can be put into treatment as quickly as possible, maybe even at birth.

Alcoholics Anonymous Bill Wilson Signed 8 x 10 Photo

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Alcoholics Anonymous First Edition, First Printing 1939 (Big Book)

SIGNED by Bill Wilson to Margret (Bobbie) Burger Her Personal Book, With ORIGINAL Dust Jacket !

NY: Works Publishing Company, April 1939

Carl Jung is often touted by the AA faithful cult members as agreeing with Bill Wilson and his plans to make the "Secret Society" of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Who was Carl Jung and what was his agenda?

Much has been said about the "work" of Carl Jung, but is it all good? Did Carl Jung start his own mind control cult? Did Carl Jung, believe in the Occult practices like Bill Wilson of Alcoholics Anonymous Infamy? Why would the AA faithful even want to be associated with him? Do a little research and you will find a surprise!

Does Alcoholics Anonymous get in the way of your job because of AA service?
Does Alcoholics Anonymous get in the way of making it to school because of AA service?
Does Alcoholics Anonymous get in the way of meeting family and social obligations because of meetings?
Does Alcoholics Anonymous get in the way of relationships because they aren't in "Recovery"?
Does Alcoholics Anonymous get in the way of marriage because you are at meetings?
Does Alcoholics Anonymous get in the way of one’s overall happiness with "normies?"

Despite the constant denial of members of Alcoholics Anonymous that they do not tell new members who have been enticed to go to an AA meeting by coercion or court order that they do not do tell you you are going to die, it is the standard operation procedure for them to do so. The coercion manual commonly called the "Big Book" explicitly tells them to do this. The manual also instructs the AA member to use it to get the new members they have targeted to admit they are an "Alcoholic" regardless if they are or not.

Cults use a thought stopping tactic called "slogans" and "special" language to protect and retain the members they manage to attract through promotion by its members and by being enabled by a "central office" in their general area and a "main office" in a large marbled building that coordinates all of the cult members below them. With Scientology, the "main office" is in Clearwater, Florida at the Fort Harrison Hotel where plans are coordinated for world domination.

On Mothers Day 1935 a still unemployed con man named Bill Wilson was at the Mayflower Hotel and used a pay phone to make a call to Reverend Turks. Having just gone through a chemically induced "hot flash" and "white light" experience where he saw god and had a Spiritual, not Religious experience under the influence of Atropa Belladonna more commonly known as deadly nightshade, a plant used throughout history in satanic rituals, he made a call to a member of the clergy who introduced him to Dr. Bob Smith.

It would appear that the lodge was opened to the public on the 70th Anniversary of the Akron AA Founders Day Celebration, AA members had been jumping the fence to touch it....

Alcoholics Anonymous Birthplace Opens to Public June 12-13

It looks like an everyday Public Service Announcement (PSA) offering help to those who are concerned about the drinking of a loved one. It does not explain what Al-Anon does. It does not explain that you will be joining a cult that has ritual ceremonies asking you to pray to any false god you choose.

Today in History - Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in Akron, Ohio
June 10, 2012 12:00 AM

Today is Sunday, June 10, the 162nd day of 2012. There are 204 days left in the year.

Today's Highlight in History:

On June 10, 1942, during World War II, German forces massacred 173 male residents of Lidice (LIH’-dyiht-zeh), Czechoslovakia, in retaliation for the killing of Nazi official Reinhard Heydrich.

On this date:

Dr. Bob’s grave is located in Mount Peace Cemetery, Akron’s second-oldest cemetery. The cemetery is located at 183 Aqueduct St., a few blocks north of West Market Street.

Cemetery officials said the site attracts people throughout the year who want to pay their respects to the Akron doctor.

An Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting is an excellent place to examine the social group of people recruited from jails and prisons and the evolutionary psychology and the adaptation of its members to deal with social status, group decision and intragroup relations. The bond between the geographical locations and the individual members is made through Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc., currently residing and infiltrating the ecumenical tenants of the Interchurch Center at 475 Riverside Drive in New York.

"Joseph J. Airdo, 28, is a Walter Cronkite School of Journalism graduate with a bachelor's degree in media analysis and criticism and a member of the Phoenix Film Critics Society. In addition to Examiner.com/Phoenix, Joseph is a film columnist for several other outlets throughout the Valley"

Part of his article that needs rewriting:

From the very beginning, AA was the playground of White Christian Middle Class Men and it took three decade for them to allow Black AA members into the fellowship in numbers representative of the percentage of that minority population in most geographic areas. The ritual chanting and weird ceremonies, while per the scripture of Bill Wilson anyone with a drinking problem could join, was effectively blocked to the African American population. From the very early times of The Union Club Dinner of Feb 8, 1940 to beg for money from the friends of John D.

Do not be discouraged if your prospect does not respond at once. Search out another alcoholic and try again. You are sure to find someone desperate enough to accept with eagerness what you offer. We find it a waste of time to keep chasing a man who cannot or will not work with you. If you leave such a person alone, he may soon become convinced that he cannot recover by himself. To spend too much time on any one situation is to deny some other alcoholic an opportunity to live and be happy. One of our Fellowship failed entirely with his first half dozen prospects.

Members of the AA faith are master of the "loophole" defense to avoid accountability for their actions. When cornered, they always fall back on the "You can take what you want and leave the rest", "It's your choice" and that isn't what it says in the Scripture of the prophet Bill Wilson currently being protected by the AA corporations located at the Interchurch Center in New York. The only problem is that this scripture published in 1939, uses the same defenses.