🜏 The Cult of Baal & MK-Style Control

Behind the glossy veneer of entertainment, politics, and high society lies a far older current—the cult of Baal. Survivors describe it not as myth or allegory, but as a Phoenician fertility cult that never died, simply adapted. Families masquerade publicly under religion or philanthropy, while privately binding generations through trauma, secrecy, and forced initiation.

What people casually call the “Illuminati” may in truth be this older, darker network—abuse as ritual, trauma as loyalty, bloodlines as leverage. Psychedelics and drugs distort perception, leaving victims confused between nightmare and reality. Outlandish myths of “reptilian shapeshifters” muddy the waters, serving as disinformation to delegitimize whistleblowers.

From Jeffrey Epstein’s role as a pawn and handler, to Maxwell’s aristocratic cruelty, to entertainment figures hinting in music and breakdowns—the pattern is not isolated. Survivors describe methods identical to MK Ultra: microdoses for control, macrodoses for memory fracture, and trauma-bonding to ensure silence.

This isn’t just history—it’s the scaffolding of the present. Survivors speak because silence only ensures more victims. The question is no longer whether this network exists. The question is: will enough people care to see it for what it is?