Topic: How Negative Forces Destroy Internet Fora from Within
Please note: the following does NOT apply to Noble Realms. I know that Montalk would never deem himself to be anybody's guru. Rather, I have witnessed this phenomenon on other fora I visit frequently, along with the devastation which results.
Critique is welcome. 
Personality Cults
How Negative Forces Destroy Internet Fora from Within
The internet is an excellent, if not the best, way for individuals who desire to break free from the programming of the matrix to come together. These people, often separated by vast distances and of different ages and backgrounds, nevertheless find themselves on the same path; thus, they may described as colinear. They may find themselves drawn to certain internet fora where they can share their experiences and seek solutions with like-minded people in a free-speech atmosphere.
When colinear individuals can get together, put their heads together, recognize our problems and seek solutions, the matrix itself is threatened. The matrix is fluid and capable of adapting to new problems, however. Hence, the rise of cults of personality on free-speech fora to ensnare some posters, drive others away and generally derail the potential threats.
The personality cults I've seen develop have certain aspects in common: there is a guru, the poster who sets the tone and agenda, and the cheerleaders, the posters who fall in line and support the guru 100%, with no exceptions.
As far as characteristics go, the gurus and the cheerleaders have the many of the same attributes in common. Some or all of the following red flags may apply:
1) They may have had traumatic childhoods and/or unusual experiences as children, such as visitations by aliens
2) They communicate with non-human entities, including but not limited to guides, angels, aliens or Jesus
3) They are expert in achieving altered states, whether through prayer, meditation, or the use of pot, mushrooms, or similar substances
4) They often present medical conditions which produce chronic pain, with the concurrent use of painkilling drugs
5) They tend to be depressive in nature and take psychoactive prescription medications
6) Identification with nature spirits; they may describe themselves as fairies, bears or other animals, or they may report that trees talk to them, for example
7) Identify themselves as witches, pagans, or sometimes even as very devout Christians
8) Identify themselves as psychic and accomplished remote viewers
I am not saying that everybody who fits any of the criteria above are involved in personality cults, merely that these are red flags to watch for, as the guru and cheerleader types so often display several of them.
You may have noticed that the characteristics of the cultists are also red flags to a potential mind control victim. This correspondence is not coincidental. I believe that non-human negative entities are exploiting these people for the purpose of disrupting free speech internet fora, and they are doing it to protect the matrix.
My hypothesis is that these forces work on the cult members when they are in a vulnerable state; that is, through manipulation of dreams while the subjects are sleeping, or perhaps in altered states. The messages may also be experienced by the members as voices in their heads.
The guru and his or her cheerleaders are very similar in nature. What sets the gurus apart is their clear, unambiguous leadership role; the others merely follow their lead. One other difference is that the guru is more prone to emotional breakdowns and bizarre behavior -- perhaps that is the result of their more intense control by negative entities.
The guru acquires his or her followers from the posters who are generally less intelligent or less opinionated - the wishy-washy and easily manipulated posters. Some people are loathe to express an opinion on any controversial topic -- racism is one example of a hot-button issue that makes some nervous. For example, many posters, confronted with someone who signs their posts with 14/88, an obvious Heil Hitler, white-supremacist salute, will, when pressed for an opinion, shyly aver that they don't know whether that poster is racist or not. Cheerleaders are drawn from the ranks of posters such as this. Posters who desire to be seen as popular are also good candidates for cheerleaders.
The gurus themselves tend to be negative, nasty, paranoid egomaniacs. They are extremely opinionated and always convinced that they are right. They do not hesitate to launch vicious attacks on anybody and everybody who disagrees with them. Normally, one would expect such a poster to become unpopular very quickly, yet these guru types manage to attract and keep loyal followers.
The gurus win their converts over by displaying their vulnerable sides and presenting themselves as victims of those who disagree with them. They definitely suffer severe "martyr" complexes, which elicit sympathy from the unaware potential cheerleader. The recruit feels sorry for the guru and his or her protective instincts kick in. At this point, the cheerleader is a full member of the cult. Any and all criticism levelled at their guru is met with complete resistance. Cheerleaders will never consider evidence contrary to their adoration of their guru; their loyalty is unassailable.
Occasionally, a cheerleader will inadvertantly express an opinion contrary to the guru's position on an issue. When that happens, you may be certain to see a turn-about in the future. Perhaps the next time the topic comes up, the poster takes a position opposed to the previous one. Sometimes the 180 degree turn is accomplished immediately, and can be quite comical to witness.
How the cult disrupts an internet forum is very simple; any opinion offered which is contrary to the guru's point of view is flamed or the threads expressing them are otherwise disrupted. The disruption may not be easily detected by an unaware observer, for sometimes the tactics are to kill with kindness, silliness and seemingly good-natured attempts to be humorous. But the intent is negative, not positive. The intent is to silence opposing viewpoints.
Over time, under the constant barrage of distractions, the percentage of non-cult posters and threads falls to a very low percentage. Other individuals who may be colinear with the original forum members are not inclined to join and contribute, and current posters with dissenting viewpoints grow tired of being attacked and of the low signal-to-noise ratio and move on to seek another forum, hoping to find one where free speech still exists.
Some say in ice.
From what I've tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction ice
Is also great and would suffice. ~Robert Frost
