Recent development: An unintended side effect of this experiment has resulted in me being contacted by the actual 4Pi group. After extensive conversations and vetting of their claims , I have come to the conclusion that they are none other than the offshoot of the Process Church of the Final Judgment, known as 4Pi or 4P. I have decided to give them this domain name, so that after a period of time that I deem sufficient for the propagation of the podcast linked below, they will take over this site to do with as they will.

I’d like to add, that after intense scrutiny, which they opened up to quite willingly, and after observing their operation from a vantage point that has lent total transparency, I have concluded that this group's goals, aims and methods do not even vaguely resemble those that have been portrayed in the slimy, tabloid pit that is the modern “conspiracy theory milieu”. It obviously comes as no surprise to me that this group has been vilified for a few reasons. Fear of ethics that do not originate in the judea-christian traditions, and a need for a scapegoat that doesn’t talk back for the purpose of furthering certain histrionic claims, not least among them. These claims have largely been set up to sell books, DVDs and audio merchandise, or to manipulate weaker willed individuals, through fear tactics, into a position of submission.

The boogey-man is real, just look deeply into the mirror.

I will let them say the rest, in their own words, in their own time.

So be it.

Project closed to participants until further notice.

Results of stage one of this experiment  posted here.

Fear and Loathing on the Internet: Redux (Part 1)