CultNEWS101 Articles: 3/13/2026
Patrick Ryan
"...The questions that people have about HAARP generally fall into two broad categories, Matthews said. Outside of Alaska, in what Alaskans call “the lower 48,” people tend to be interested in conspiracy theories involving aliens, mind control, or large-scale disasters. Locals tend to have more personal questions. For example, a woman who attended a HAARP event asked whether the array had caused her neighbor’s cancer. “That’s a difficult thing to answer,” Matthews told me. The question prompted her to commission an independent study by a Seattle engineering firm, which showed that HAARP’s radiofrequency emissions were safe. Because of her military background, Matthews also feels obligated to respond directly to phone calls from veterans who seem to be in some kind of mental or physical distress, and to try to talk them through their concerns.
Why are some people convinced that nefarious experiments are happening at HAARP?"
NHK: Survey: 26% of Tokyo sarin attack survivors still show PTSD symptoms
"A survey shows that about 26 percent of survivors of the Tokyo subway sarin gas attack nearly 31 years ago are still suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
The Aum Shinrikyo cult's attack on Tokyo's subway system on March 20, 1995, left 14 people dead and about 6,300 injured.
A group supporting the victims and their families worked with experts to conduct the survey last November and December. The group sent the survey to 1,058 people, including survivors and family members, and received responses from 323.
Results from a psychological test in the survey show that 26.1 percent of the survivors continue to have symptoms believed to be PTSD. Some respondents wrote that they still cannot ride the subway alone.
The survey also found continuing physical symptoms, with more than 70 percent reporting eyestrain and other eye problems.
The survey found no improvement in the victims' mental and physical conditions since the results of a previous survey released in 2015.
When asked how they feel about the incident today, more than 70 percent of the survivors said they want to prevent it from being forgotten. More than 70 percent also said they want the groups that have succeeded Aum to be disbanded. About 40 percent said they did not feel any relief after the executions of the cult's leaders.
When asked what they want regarding the incident and support for victims, the largest share of respondents, or about 40 percent, said they want continued media coverage."
LeyAntiSectas: Spirituality or complicity?
"Deepak Chopra has sold peace and healing to the world for decades, but what the cameras didn't show is his dark connection to Jeffrey Epstein. How far does the network of the most influential guru of the New Age go?"
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