Pizzagate has been thoroughly debunked by news organizations and the police since it arose from the 4chan message board in 2016.

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A Christian doomsday cult responsible for the deaths of more than 400 people from starvation and beatings in Kenya was influenced by an Australian religious group, a parliamentary committee report in the east African nation has found. The report into the Shakahola massacre, tabled in the Kenyan Senate on 19 October, found that the accused leader of the group, Paul Nthenge Mackenzie, “was influenced by Dave Mackay and Sherry Mackay [Dave and Cherry McKay] from Australia who are founders of a cult movement known as the Voice in the Desert”. The influence was “largely established through virtual links and social media”, the report found. It also said an “associate” of Dave McKay gave a sermon at Mackenzie’s Good News International church in 2019. On 3 May 2023 the X/Twitter account for A Voice in the Desert posted: “Recently there has been a tragedy in a church in Kenya that we had links to. Over 100 members of the church have starved themselves to death!” The post promoted an article which has since been removed from the group’s website. Content retrieved from: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/nov/28/australian-christian-group-fights-claim-it-was-linked-to-leader-of-kenya-starvation-massacre-doomsday-cult.

When people mention the Church of Scientology, passionate reactions come forward, one way or the other. However, many who have left the controversial organization have shed disturbing details on what happens behind closed doors. We saw it with Leah Remini, we’ve seen it with many other former members, and now, an ex-boss is coming forward with his point of view, including who he believes is Scientology’s biggest victim. Former Scientologist and The Big Lie: How I Made an Evil Cult Look Good author Mitch Brisker talked about his time in the controversial Church. While he was in it, he served as senior director and creative executive of Scientology’s Golden Era Studios, which is their in-house movie studio that made training videos for Scientology. During his talk with DailyMail via Newsweek, he spoke about how he believe Tom Cruise is Scientology’s “number one victim.” He said, “Tom Cruise is Scientology’s number one victim. I know people will disagree with me about this but it’s like he’s living in a distorted reality. He’s fully in the matrix.” He added that it seemed like the Mission Impossible star almost worships the leader of the Church of Scientology, David Miscavige. “They really are like separated at birth. It was almost cute to see them together,” he said. “I think for Tom that’s a genuine friendship and almost worship.” Content retrieved from: https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/list-scientologist-church-number-one-150700236.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9uZXdzLmdvb2dsZS5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAMQVpD2Yvs0nLICtloPAZOe0QMmb99yTkF_dSoSqwVlmEVHfwb6TolpMx2vQWVWpt_4Jz5H9sU66PTahwlyvf-KpnmDkjsjD05IY8bPYmmOxxAh6Hq4CPdGaxwg8aACTLxRhCAFIV3yXF1CqEo2d9ya0nuKUz9QN0tc5TmYBAlWw.

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