How San Francisco's Democrats made Jim Jones, and then made his memory vanish

Source: Washington Examiner

by Daniel Flynn | October 15, 2018

Jim Jones (AP Photo)

Do you remember that time the entire Democratic Party in California behaved like cultists, enraptured by Peoples Temple leader Jim Jones?

If you lived through the bizarre suicides of 918 people in Guyana on Nov. 18, 1978, it's hard not to remember where you were when you heard the news. It would be like forgetting about the Challenger explosion or Sept. 11.

But collective amnesia over just who aided and abetted Jim Jones is much easier to explain. The same influence used on Jones’s behalf during his life helped after his death to erase the causes and candidates he supported.

"Such greatness I have found in Jim Jones's Peoples Temple," Harvey Milk gushed. Yes, that Harvey Milk.

Willie Brown, later speaker of the California assembly and mayor of San Francisco, compared Jim Jones to Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi. Dianne Feinstein joined the rest of the San Francisco board of supervisors in honoring Jones “in recognition of his guidance and inspiration" in furthering “humanitarian programs."

Jerry Brown, California governor then as now, actually spoke at Peoples Temple. George Moscone, who owed his position as mayor of San Francisco to Jones, appointed Jones to San Francisco's Housing Authority Commission, where he quickly became chairman.

Left-wing lawyers Charles Garry and Mark Lane depicted Jonestown as a paradise and aggressively defended Jones in the media. Jane Fonda joined other luminaries in expressing that she was “familiar with the work of Reverend Jones and Peoples Temple and have no hesitancy in commending them for their example in setting a high standard of ethics and morality."

Herb Caen, a Pulitzer Prize winner who long served as one of San Francisco’s most admired newspaper writers, acted as a hype-generator for Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple.

The local enthusiasm for Jim Jones proved contagious for national Democrats. Rosalynn Carter called Jones at her husband’s behest. She held a private meeting with him, put him in touch with sister-in-law Ruth Carter Stapleton, and had the Peoples Temple leader introduce her at a 1976 campaign event.

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San Francisco 

and Jonestown

by Miles Mathis

First published January 9, 2019

In this paper I will show you a lot of evidence that not only was the Jonestown mass suicide of 1978 faked, but the assassinations of Moscone and Milk of the same year were as well. Why were they faked? Two words: Operation Chaos.

The theme of this research will be, as usual, gay Jewish actors who faked their deaths. Getting old, isn't it? Doesn't Intel have anything better to do than run events like this? Apparently not. This is how they justify their budgets. They are taxing you so that they can run these ridiculous stageplays, selling them to you as real. Wouldn't you prefer to buy your tickets at the box office, for movies you know are fiction? I guess these events are for people who won't go to the theater. If they won't willingly shell out theater money, the production company and acting committee that runs the country will bring the show to their homes, via the little talking box, and bill them for it anyway. And because these citizens wouldn't voluntarily give up their money, the producers punish them by neglecting to admit it is all a fiction.

I won't force you to buy any books or take any trips to the library to figure this one out. All the necessary red flags are posted in full view at places like Wikipedia. Any child or precocious porpoise could figure it out, provided he wished to.

We will start on the page for Jonestown. In the first sentence, we find Jim Jones, so we take that link. Who was Jim Jones? Well, the first red flag hits hard, when we find his mother was a Putnam. We could quit on just that. Without further research, that tells us this entire event was a fake. Why?

Because these are the Boston Brahmin Putnams who go back to Salem, of course. The Putnam family came over from England in about 1600, with John Putnam being the first over. His wife was. . . are you ready? . . . Priscilla Gould. Jewish.

That's why I always look at a person's mother first thing out of the gate. In these Jewish events, that often tells us more than anything else could. It is why mothers are so often hidden in these people's bios—as we will see below.

On Jones' father's side we go back to a William Morris in Liverpool. We also find a Levi Morris Jones. We find Crowes, Boggs, Tindalls, Jarratts, Coffeys, Mosses, Salmons, Powells, Stapps/Stepps, and Staufers. This confirms once again the Jewish connection.

Kirstie Alley as Ann Putnam

Remember Ann Putnam, one of the accusers in Salem? Her father was Thomas Putnam and her uncle was Deacon Edward Putnam, both grandsons of John Putnam. Thomas accused 43 people and his daughter Ann accused 62. It is admitted that the Putnams were very wealthy even then, which, as we saw in my paper on the trials, doesn't match their presentation in Arthur Miller's book or in the Hytner film of 1996. There, the Putnams look better off than John Proctor and some of the other characters, but they all seem to be small-town farmers or clergy, with no great connections. But I discovered that all the people involved, including Proctor and his wife, were from great wealth, many of them being the top merchants in the colonies. What is more, they were all closely related, and all from related families back in England, whose connections went straight to the top. Proctor, sold by Miller and Hytner as a poor dirt farmer pushing a one-horse plow (remember Daniel Day Lewis faking this one for you), was really the privileged son of an Elder. In real life he wasn't pushing a plow, he was getting his wig curled.

Anyway, the Putnams were bankers, publishers, judges, generals, and top politicians. See Revolutionary War general Israel Putnam, for example. And note the first name. He was born in Salem just after the trials. Also see William Lowell Putnam, banker, linking us the Boston Brahmin Lowells. William married Percival Lowell's sister. Also see General Rufus Putnam, who married an Ayers, also of Salem lines. Also George Palmer Putnam, the publisher of Putnam's magazine and head of Putnam and Sons, who links us to the Palmers. He was set up in the business by Jonathan Leavitt, Jewish. Leavitt's brother-in-law was Daniel Appleton, wealthy dry goods merchant from Boston who also got involved in publishing and bookselling. Putnam's daughter Mary married Abraham Jacobi, Jewish, and became a suffragist. His son George married a Shepard, and their son George married Amelia Earhart, tying us to that fake. His other son John married a Faulkner.

So, we aren't two pages in and we have already tied Jonestown to at least two of the biggest fakes in American history. Salem is the pre-eminent and founding hoaxed event in this country, and Earhart is nearly as notorious (although I haven't outed her. . . yet). But the red flags will continue to pile up.

In paragraph two of Jones' bio, we are told he was "a voracious reader who studied Stalin, Marx, Mao, Gandhi and Hitler". Yeah, I bet. You are supposed to believe he studied them for their ability to sway people, I guess, but we can now see that list as a different sort of clue. They were all frontmen for huge staged events, so he was studying with the best.

Next we learn that Jones' father was in the Ku Klux Klan. Of course he was, since that was another Intel front, also created to manufacture fear. His father was an agent just like he would be.

At age 20, Jones began attending meetings of the Communist Party, linking us to the Marx hoax already. It indicates Jones came in on the ground floor of CIA projects, working local Marxist gatherings. We have seen these manufactured gatherings achieved two things: one, they drew people away from real grassroots organizations, including real unions. Two, they created chaos by making sure nothing ever got done. The history of Marxism in the US is a history of division and misdirection, and that is no accident.

Jones got his start in the religious business in 1956 with the help of faith healer William Branham— who Wikipedia tells us was the Oral Roberts of his day. Strange then that we have never heard of him.

That is tagged, "William Branham, 1947" at Wiki. Yeah, he looks incredibly charismatic, doesn't he? But the date is your marker here: 1947. Year one of the CIA. He has a long Wiki page, but mysteriously it doesn't tell us anything. Lots of words with almost no content. As usual, it reads like poor fiction, written in the dungeons of Langley. We get a couple of pictures of old shacks tagged as his birthplace and first tabernacle, but these look like the usual jokes. There is nothing to indicate they are what they are said to be.

They admit that later Christian authors dismissed Branham and the whole early period of revivals "as a hoax", but of course no one links this to Intel, as they should. Next we get this lovely picture of Branham with F. F. Bosworth:

That's a photo for the blind and confused, I guess. Or, a photo for people who don't look at photos closely—which, before I came along, used to be most people. You may want to ask yourself why Branham is listing precariously to the starboard. He looks like he has two left legs. His whole body was pasted in there, and most of its was painted. A very poor job.

I recommend you read Bosworth's Wiki page as well. Another production of Langley. Bosworth apparently had no mother. Tellingly, though, he did get involved in British Israelism. Just a coincidence, right?

Anyway, back to Jones. Despite being an obvious huckster, he was embraced by civic leaders from the beginning—telling us who he really was. In 1960, Indianapolis mayor Charles Boswell appointed Jones to be director of the Human Rights Commission, which couldn't be a bigger red flag. The Human Rights Commission has always been a smokescreen, at all levels and in all countries. To see what I mean, remember that Jones was given the Martin Luther King Humanitarian Award in 1977, just months before the mass suicide. He was given the award by black leader Rev. Cecil Williams (pic under title). Williams was another big spook, of course, and you will remember he was involved in the Patty Hearst fake kidnapping, allegedly negotiating with SLA for her release. But this tells us what the larger project was about. It was about blackwashing all these Human Rights organizations as well as the goals they stood for—such as integration. As part of Operation Chaos, the CIA set up these fake leaders in the movement like Jones, then faked his fall in spectacular fashion. This was intended to harm the movement, which of course it did.

To show you who Rev. Williams was, remember he is famous for removing the cross from the sanctuary in his own church. He said that this was because it was "a symbol of death". You could not ask for a bigger red flag. I am not a Christian anymore, but I can see through that one. I would say this "Christian" minister missed the whole point of Christianity, wouldn't you? Do real Christians remove crosses from churches? No. So who does?

As part of Operation Chaos, Jones began preaching about the upcoming apocalypse, which he promised would come in 1967. This was used as his pretext for relocating from Indianapolis to San Francisco. According to him, San Francisco was a safer place to weather a nuclear war. Because, I guess, you want to camp out over a major faultline when bombs are going off, right? But really, he was just reassigned to San Francisco for obvious reasons. It has always been a bigger spook hangout than Indianapolis, and we may suppose Jones had been promoted.

Of course no nuclear war occurred in 1967, but by the early 1970s Jones had moved his project into high gear. He quickly transitioned from Christianity to Socialism, now trashing Christianity as "a fly away religion" and denouncing a "Sky God who was no god at all". So, although a crypto-Jew, he was also trashing Yahweh and Judaism. Par for the course. He denounced the Bible and began preaching the reincarnation of Lenin, Gandhi, and the Buddha. This indicates his congregations were also hired and planted, since no real congregation would put up with this stuff. By 1976, Jones was telling reporters he was either an agnostic or an atheist. So this was just a continuation and acceleration of the old Theosophy Project. Blackwash religions generally, since they stand in the way of free trade.

We are supposed to believe Jones' temples experienced exponential growth in this period, though there is no way that is true. The CIA may have hired more people for the audience, or they may just be making it up. Although Jones was by this time the kookiest person in any room, somehow he was called to work the campaign of George Moscone, after which Moscone appointed him chairman of the San Francisco Housing Authority. Really? How does that happen? Well, Wiki admits,

Unlike most cult leaders, Jones was able to gain public support and contact with prominent politicians at the local and national level. For example, Jones and Moscone met privately with vice presidential candidate Walter Mondale on his campaign plane days before the 1976 election, leading Mondale to publicly praise the Temple.

But that's not suspicious, is it? Mondale, whose father was supposedly a Methodist minister, finds a guy who is trashing the Bible, God, and Christianity to be praiseworthy? Mondale is impressed by the reincarnation of Lenin? But remember, Mondale's mother was a Cowan. That is a respelling of Cohen, you know. Which immediately explains what was going on here.

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