Media and Cancel Culture Lobby Call for California Educator
to be Fired
Craig
Heimbichner has been suspended from his mid-level executive
position in the California Department of Education partly
due to a book he wrote which our company, Independent
History and Research, published. The new inqusition's
hounds of conformity are pursuing another
heretic
By Michael Hoffman | March 7, 2021
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Craig
is
a smart person, and when we were acquainted with him, a
nice guy and dedicated family man. In 2004 he submitted to
our publishing house a dossier containing notes, snippets,
and something resembling a manuscript, which we edited and
published in 2005 as the book, Blood on
the Altar: The Secret History of the World’s Most
Dangerous Secret Society (a chronicle of
the successor group to the Freemasons, the
Ordo Templi
Orientis, or OTO, about
which Heimbichner is an authority). Years later, we surmise
that Craig may have faced the kind of pressure many
dissidents encounter when they dissent from the prevailing
orthodoxy. We suspect it was personal, internal to his
family situation, although we don't know for certain.
Eventually he began to distance himself from us and others
who had been his colleagues. He was obviously abashed and
furnished no particular reason, except that he was impelled
to work in his career to make a living for his family. Fair
enough.
Regrettably however, it might appear that when he looked
over his career prospects, he espied an obstacle to his
climb up the ladder of the California education bureaucracy
(he is a former high school principal and charter school
administrator): the impediment being his book,
Blood on
the Altar. We aren't
sure, but that's our hunch. What we do know is that he wove
a tale of how, without his knowledge or permission, we
twisted his original writing into a religious fanatic
perspective which he would have never endorsed. The
silliness of that fib is transparent. At the time, there
were recordings online of interviews Craig had conducted
with podcast hosts and radio shows referring to
Blood on
the Altar as “my
book” and forcefully evincing precisely the
“religious fanatic” views that were present in
the book. We have preserved e-mail from him dating from
2004 and 2005 expressing his satisfaction and delight with
how the book was edited and in the final product as we
published it.
It’s disappointing that he has engaged in a charade
and scapegoated his friend and publisher as a fraudster and
deceiver. Nonetheless, our initial impression of Craig was
that in his heart of hearts, he was a good man. We wonder
if it was the strain of desiring to support his family at a
decent level of income and indeed, to preserve his family
intact, that was his motivation? Temptations such as those
go with the territory for men and women who defy
established conventions and perimeters of thought. Most
people are not as talented as Heimbichner. His career
without the burden of his book proved remarkably ascendant
and fairly lucrative.
However, like a Greek tragedy, his past has come back to
haunt him and he may be made to bear the Mark of Cain for
the writing he certainly did repudiate, and to our
knowledge has never repeated since. As we read the details
of his case, we observe the Brobdingnagian machinery of the
heresy-hunters of the ADL, the most powerful arm of cancel
culture in contemporary America (who dares to say so will
in turn be canceled), as well as various academics who
demand “free speech for me but not for thee.”
The Tucker Carlsons of Right wing media, alleged champions
of downtrodden writers who have been censored, fired and
forced into the unemployment line, will very likely not
report or advocate for Heimbichner’s right to work
for the people of California and their Department of
Education. Mr. Carlson and co. frame the issue of
censorship mainly in terms of “the Left.”
Outside of that narrow category, the Fox News lion is a lap
dog.
In truth, there is nothing “religious fanatic”
about the intriguing thesis and data in Blood on
the Altar, and what is
more, the author did not entertain or articulate any Jew
hatred of any type whatsoever, in print, on radio, the
Internet or in person. When we knew him he was more of a
Catholic Thoreau, the canary in the coal mine, a Diogenes
proclaiming uncomfortable truths which no Fascist or
Stalinist-leaning state can tolerate. The existence of such
persons was considered a boon in Jeffersonian America, but
the ideology now is conformity, packaged as diversity.
Some of the attacks on Mr. Heimbichner in the California
media focus on supposedly sinister hints, suggestions and
insinuations he has written or spoken, leading clairvoyant
journalists to the verdict of thinly veiled anti-semitism,
and to the conclusion that it is an unconscionable thought
crime to argue for any role for the OTO in any diabolic
conspiracy, or any occult criminal activity within the
Federal government, or amid masonic networks which just so
happened to have aided and abetted the original Ku Klux
Klan (“the Invisible Empire”).
Heimbichner’s career-ending offense in the eyes of
the bureaucrats and professorcrats is that he strayed from
their Official Virtuous Dogma as proclaimed by the arbiters
of morality who know they’re right and those who
think wrong must to be crushed.
From Donald McNeil’s firing by the
New York Times, to the
suppression of books by Dr. Seuss, as well as the absolute
necessity of children being administered carcinogenic,
puberty-blocking drugs and mutilating surgeries because at
ages 10 or 12 they are confused about their
identities—America
is undergoing a collective nervous breakdown. The assault
on Heimbichner is one part of this psychic dislocation.
For the record, we affirm that Judaic people suffered
severe persecution during the Second World War, including
mass murder at the hands of the Nazis. We deplore these
crimes and the criminal Nazi ideology that inspired and
directed them.
For the record, contrary to the Sacramento
Bee, we are
pro-Semitic
and
pro-Judaic.
Because we can’t accept the premise that oppression
of Palestinians, and Talmudic hate speech against black
people and goyim
in
general, are in the best interests of Judaic people,
zealots for Zionism and Talmudism have sufficient cachet to
libel us in the media and make their damaging false witness
appear credible. The ADL retails demonstrable falsehoods.
Their credibility should be zero, but fear makes it
otherwise.
Because we dissent we are ritually denounced by these
zealots and a concerted attempt is orchestrated to ruin our
reputation and impoverish us. Offers to debate and discuss
our books and theses are rebuffed. Closed minds are
celebrated, promoted and enriched. Tucker Carlson and other
celebrity Right wing free speech crusaders are too cowed to
report our predicament, which pertains to the curtailment
of the advancement of human knowledge, which ought to be of
urgent concern to every lover of civilization.
Also for the record: Craig Heimbichner’s
Blood on
the Altar is long out of
print. We have not offered copies for sale for many years.
Mr. Heimbichner has not received royalties or payment of
any kind from our publishing company in well over fourteen
years. His recorded speeches, which were initially used to
promote his book, are in the public domain, and as such
involve no emolument, now or then.
Tainting him with guilt by association is an ancient
history endeavor by righteous heretic hunters for whom the
hounding of consensus-designated thinkers of evil thoughts
has no end.
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We publish the following brief excerpt from the
Sacramento
Bee newspaper
for non-commercial,
educational purposes under Section 107 of the Fair Use
doctrine of the United States Copyright
law. To read the
entire article which contains a great deal more
information, readers are urged to visit:
https://www.sacbee.com/news/investigations/article249471280.html
Exclusive:
California schools official promoted extremist 9/11 and
Holocaust conspiracies
By Jason Pohl and Sawsan Morrar
February 25, 2021 05:00 am, updated February 25, 2021
02:42 pm
https://www.sacbee.com/news/investigations/article249471280.html
A recently
promoted California education official has trafficked in
extreme conspiracy theories for more than a decade,
including that the 9/11 terrorist attack was an
“inside job” and Holocaust memorials are part
of a deep-state plot led by a cabal of secretive, murderous
Freemasons, a Sacramento
Bee investigation
has found.
Craig Heimbichner was hired in January as education
administrator for the California Department of
Education’s charter school oversight division. He
reviews financial plans and documents from schools seeking
certification and spent three years in a similar role as a
consultant.
“Due
to the serious nature of the allegations, the CDE
immediately launched a full investigation, which is
ongoing. This matter will be addressed swiftly and
appropriately,” said Daniel Thigpen, deputy
superintendent of communications.
Heimbichner has
written two books about Freemasons and other secret
societies that appear to further conspiracies about the
so-called New World Order. His first, “Blood on the
Altar” in 2005, is about the Ordo Templi Orientis,
“the higher secret society to which elite Freemasons
emigrate as part of a process of occult succession.”
Michael A. Hoffman II, a prominent conspiracy researcher
who critics have described as a notorious Holocaust-denying
anti-Semite, was the book’s publisher —
Heimbichner in an author’s statement on Amazon
appears to have tried to distance himself from the work,
which Heimbichner wrote was edited without his blessing.
“The publisher, unbeknownst to me, ghost wrote whole
sections and published the tremendously altered version
without my prior knowledge or consent.”
Heimbichner’s association with Hoffman put him on the
Anti-Defamation League’s radar more than a decade
ago, said Aryeh Tuchman, the ADL’s senior associate
director for the center on extremism.
His
writings appeared to fit “squarely within the realm
of anti-Semitic conspiracy theory,” said Rachel Hope
Cleves, a professor of history at the University of
Victoria in British Columbia. “I don’t think
that anybody who subscribes to extremely pernicious and
hateful conspiracy theories should be involved in crafting
any type of education policy,” Cleves said in an
interview.
Brian Levin,
director of the Center for the Study of Hate &
Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino,
said, “He should be removed forthwith,” Levin
said. (End quote from the Sacramento
Bee).
Read more at: https://www.sacbee.com/news/investigations/article249471280.html
For Further Research:
Sacramento Bee editorial
ADL Press Release
Jewish News of Northern
California report
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