John Todd Explains The Illuminati - Part 1 of 8

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[Rapture1443]

The illuminati are not gods just dust in the air to god

[Tahontop88]

For all the non-believers just do your research.

[malkaraatgw1]

John Todd was a lunatic pathological liar with a taste for underage girls and a convicted rapist who died in prison, but he knew the buzzwords and how to play his audience

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@keliciousify so this cld be TRUE or cld be all part of him being SET UP and a result as to what can happen if someone wanted to make him look like a lunatic or CLD IT BE TRUE? idk-i wasn't there, I got this from WIKIPEDIA and not my opinion, but information only! I am not judging him.

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@keliciousify Several evangelical Christian ministries investigated Todd's claims, found them ludicrous, and published articles documenting their findings; these include Cornerstone magazine, the Christian Research Institute, Christianity Today magazine, and the book The Todd Phenomenon by Darryl E. Hicks (with an introduction by Mike Warnke). Independent Baptist churches withdrew their speaking invitations and cut off contact.

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@keliciousify However, when a number of other inconsistencies in Todd's story were reported in the evangelical Christian media, and Todd began denouncing many Christian leaders as part of the Satanic conspiracy or the Illuminati, most evangelists denounced Todd and cut off any further association; Jack Chick was the only influential evangelist to continue to defend Todd.[8] Another person who continued to defend Todd was Curtis B. Dall of Liberty Lobby, a political far-right group. [9]

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@keliciousify While Todd claimed to have left witchcraft in 1972 and converted to fundamentalist Christianity, accounts have him being baptized into a Oneness Pentecostal church in Phoenix, Arizona in 1968, and leading a Wiccan group in Ohio in 1976. When confronted with the latter by Christian evangelists, Todd said that he had gone through a period of "backsliding" during that time.

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@KellKell74 n 1979 Todd was arrested and later convicted for statutory rape and transporting a minor across a state line.

Todd's speaking engagements during 1978 and 1979 generated controversy and sometimes hysteria at the churches he spoke at. Frequently, there were claims by Todd of gunshots in the parking lot or attacks on Todd's life after the services, but there were no witnesses to confirm his claims.



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Todd claimed to have served as a Green Beret in the Vietnam War; in fact, his discharge papers list him as a general clerk/typist and do not record him having been in Vietnam. Army medical reports referred to "emotional instability with pseudologica phantastica" (compulsive lying), difficulty in telling reality from fantasy, homicidal threats he had made on another, false suicide reports, and a severe personality disturbance.

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keliciousify [edit]Inconsistencies in Todd's testimony