Why Hampstead Research is a Psi Op

I, Jacqui, am bored stiff of people pontificating about whether Hampstead Research is a psi op/psy op. Wouldn’t it be better spending that time and energy dashing off a quick couple of emails to Barnet Council asking them to give Ella and Abraham some news about the children?

One of those people even promotes the idea on video that Ricky Dearman is a diamond heister because he has a business address in Hatton Garden. I personally would prefer to see some more evidence to support this.

And people love to bandy about the word occultism. I don’t know much about occultism because I chose not to devote my life to this Path but one of the first, baby rules that anyone is taught in occultism is that the moment you start pointing a finger at anyone else, you are pointing it at yourself. In psychology this is called “projection”. So watch out, everybody, for anyone who is whingeing about HR being a psi op. But don’t worry – it is more likely that they are just ignorant. Which brings me onto another of those first baby rules you have to learn in occultism – and that is “the more you know, the more you do not know.”

But yes, HR is a kind of psi op. As follows:

1) Knowing that people want to help the Hampstead children, as Jacqui and Video Man do, we are giving those good people a place to focus on and share their activism. This is not selfish or contrived, it is altruistic. So everybody can see that something is being done by everyone else and take comfort and inspiration from it. A place where they receive support, encouragement and ideas from others if they choose. And if not, then they can go elsewhere. Which many do. The same thing happens over on Facebook, where there is a fantastic Hampstead children support group being run – altruistically – by other lovely people. And then there’s the Grand Jury. And websites like Bronny’s. And EnigmaTV. And all the people who do interviews. And that’s fine. All the better! The more the merrier. Some people care so much they do all of them! This is about positive people power – individuals – and no one is organising anyone. Brilliant!

Isn’t this one of the things the world has been waiting for? At five to midnight.

If you want to go “occult” about it – generating positive energy? Focussing it? Love and compassion for the children; support for the parents and survivors? Prayer? Spreading encouragement and support to supporters? Good vibes? Taking responsibility? Letting others free to make their choice. Forgiving people when they have a rant. Helping survivors heal. Building positive power in a society which runs on fear and control. Individuals working together for the same aim in groups with no leaders?

Dangerous.

2) LAUGHING. This is dark material. Some people are scared by it, particularly those who live near Hampstead. Some of the people we are talking about imagine they are dark magicians. We are exposing them. Laughter dispels fear and is a powerful protector; it’s a NEUTRALISER. There is a great British tradition of satire and mockery in the face of evil, from the bawdy drinking houses and taverns through Thackeray and Dickens. Look at the response to the limerick competition – lots of people were laughing. Which is so much better than being scared. I know where I’d rather be (in the tavern, if I had to make a choice).

If you read my book you will read that I worked as a temp at the Tavistock Institute in the 1990s. I was a secretary for a few months. All I was in charge of was the biscuit barrel! But I had weeks off sick so I cost the Illuminati a few quid in paid sick leave.

So Jacqui is Tavistock?! (They expose themselves. Don’t forget that Satan spreads confusion.)

3) Compassion. A regular theme on HR is that many of these people in the cult are trapped in it and hate their lives. They have been perverted and tortured down the generations. They are too terrified to come out. There is no “string ’em up” mentality on HR: we recognise that society has a problem which we have to deal with. The children hate being in the cult. They want out. And we are trying our best to get them out through writing letters and emails and making a noise.

4) Which leads me onto scandal mongering. Publicity. The more people know about this the better. So yes, HR is  making a noise. Whether it is Jacqui posting on the Tap or Drifloud copying in 50 people on an email. Lots of Hampstead Researchers have been writing to journalists, talking to people on and off line, Tweeting – to get the word out. There are lots of other people working parallel to this case, people like Bill Maloney and the UK Column. HR is part of a much wider movement in the UK, in  the world. We are all hoping to help change things.

5) Exposing the cult. These people fear exposure. So what, do critics imagine, is remotely “psi-oppy” about scaring a bunch of murderous paedophilic cannibals back a little? The law of karma applies. Think of those petrified children and traumatised babies. And animals. And adults. These are the people who make snuff movies! And our scaring is good-humoured. So maybe a few people who are trapped unhappily in the cult laugh a bit, too; maybe we afford them some light relief? I hope so. Another advantage of doing this is that we get to work out how they operate. We can map these rings through the Camden schools and other organisations to work out how they structure their power. And how people can help protect themselves and their children. The Barnet and Metropolitan police should be doing this but they are not because their structures have been infiltrated by this cult. So we are having to do this ourselves. (Today, one Hampstead Researcher is meeting up with an architect friend to examine the plans of Christ Church school.)

And if you want to get occult about it, then I’m not remotely worried about the karma of the group snoops and big digs and the tunneling or dragging them all out into the light because the cult have hacked my two personal email addresses. For me, that’s carte blanche. As if it wasn’t already.

So hang around on Hampstead Research, everybody who chooses to; things are going to get even more interesting than they already were. I thank the paedophiles and their protectors over at Hoaxstead for having had the WordPress site Hampstead Research shut down. Because from now on we will be able to say anything we want.

And to anyone who is still whingeing about psi ops – all the email addresses you need to write a letter to help the children can be found on Drifloud’s excellent letter, recently published on the Tap. If HR is not to your taste, try Facebook! Or just, like lots of other people too, opt to help the cause via another activist such as Bill Maloney – or just do it silently, knowing that you chose to help make a difference.

Thanks

Jacqui