Fake aliens from a hollow earth

 

 

These are some clips from the YouTube channel of Coby Obi, a Nigerian supporter of Hindu Tantrika Paramahamsa Nithyananda (often accused of being a cult leader). I´m not sure how aligned this channel is with the "official" messaging of Nithyananda. For instance, it has a rather marked Afro-centrist tendency and often references Zulu shaman Credo Mutwa (who was also a favorite of David Icke).

In the clips above, Obi argues that Earth is hollow and the home of "inner earth civilizations". I get the impression that they are malevolent or asuric in nature (the asuras are the "titans" or "giants" of Hindu mythology). There are supposedly entrances to the inner earth all over the world: India, China, Igboland in Nigeria, Congo...

More disturbing still, is the idea that the "grey aliens" of UFO lore are degenerate humans from the future, visiting us in their time machines. These humans have become completely dependent on technology and seem to represent a kind of alternate asuric timeline. The "UFO disclosure" in the United States is really a conspiracy to make us accept these fake aliens from the hollow earth and/or the dystopian future. 

Luckily for us, there are also real aliens. Unsurprisingly, these are the devas (gods or demigods) of Hindu lore, beings of light inhabiting higher planes of existence. If we align ourselves with their teachings, we can presumably live free and spiritual lives without dependence on technology...

Presented here for easy reference only. 

   

AI really is our god, after all

 

This is the YouTube channel which got its Osho videos taken down, apparently due to a copyright claim from Osho International Inc. The channel content-creator seems to be something as strange as an Afro-centrist Ibo Shaiva.

The video above is paranoid, but still raises some relevant questions. A German church apparently created an AI preacher (!) with sermons written by ChatGPT (!!).

Yes, really. Something´s wrong when a cultist YouTube bro (apparently a devotee of Paramahamsa Nithyananda) sounds more rational than a mainline Protestant church, LOL.     

On an alien airport

 

This must be the most unserious cult leader alive today: the Indian national Nithyananda, who is a fugitive from justice and lives at an unknown location abroad. At this point, he is essentially just trolling both the world and his own followers with a lot of BS. 

For instance, his fictional nation of "Kailasa" or his claim to be "the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism" (the *what* of Hinduism?!). In one of the videos above, he says he can make cows and bulls speak in Sanskrit and Tamil. He can certainly make his non-Tamil followers say musty insults in the Tamil language. Oh, and he wants to build an airport for aliens. Well, *that* claim isn´t so radical on the alternative fringe!

Just find the dude, arrest him and extradite him to Bharat, problem solved. Or maybe not, since he still has brainwashed followers all around the world... 

Paradox or predicament?

 

Nithyananda has a bold solution to the Fermi´s paradox here, but what is the solution to the Nithyananda predicament? 

If this wanted cult leader (with a fake nation, to boot) is actually hiding in Ecuador, maybe the recent state of emergency in that nation can bu used to smoke him out?

But perhaps we can ask some of the aliens to abduct him, LOL. Oh, and why is he trying to sound like Osho?

Down and out in Asunción

 

The cultic scam known as the United States of Kailasa continues. This time, they tricked some officials in Paraguay, a very real nation in South America. The Guardian tries to exenorate the Paraguayans with the absurd argument that "Kailasa" has tricked others before! 

Yeah, whatever. 

Have they never considered that bribe money might have been involved? Or that some local officials are incredibly stupid people? I mean, how hard is it to check Kailasa´s status on the web...  

Officials in Paraguay sign agreement with fake nation

A visit from planet Vulcan

For six days in January, the city of Newark in New Jersey had a friendship agreement with the planet of Vulcan. 

OK, maybe not, it was the United States of Kailasa, but point still stands. Kailasa doesn´t exist (at all). It´s a fictitious "nation" set up by an international fugitive, one Swami Nithyananda, an Indian national currently hiding somewhere in Latin America to avoid facing charges of rape and child abduction in his homeland. "Kailasa" is his front, still going strong (kind of) despite the rogue guru going rogue (pun intended). 

The audio in the clip above is inaudiable, and the Newark politicians look exactly like I imagine a certain kind (not the best kind) of US officials to look like. The "Kailasa" delegation look even worse, almost as if they are deliberately emulating the Star Trek T´Pau stereotype. 

The implications of this happening in 2023 is up to the reader to ponder...  

Sister city

Swami Nithyananda is an international fugitive and cult leader. Once very popular in India, his star began to dim when accusations surfaced of illicit sexual relationships, bisexuality, rape, child abduction and even murder. His fanaticized followers once beat up the man in the clip above, Canadian national Henri Jolicoeur, when he asked impertinent questions to their "avatar". The incident was even reported in the Indian press.

And speaking of incidents... 

The article linked to below tells the bizarre story (which broke earlier this year) about how the city of Newark in New Jersey was scammed by Nithyananda´s dwindling band of faithful. They have also tried to infiltrate UN conferences, always under the cover of the fictitious nation of Kailasa (evidently named after Shiva´s holy mountain Kailash). 

Newark mayor signs deal with Hindu nation that does not exist