Christine Gralow has been reporting on Tulsi Gabbard’s cult background and political career for years, and her work has been drawing new critical attention as Gabbard has been nominated to the top intelligence position.
Her pair of stories in Spytalk, targeted at intelligence and foreign policy professionals, has been drawing lots of well-deserved interest.
Part 1: “ My Battle with Tulsi Gabbard’s Cult Followers in Hawaii.”
There’s a link at the bottom to Part 2, but I’m not sure whether there’s a pay wall that has to be climbed.
And check out Gralow on Substack! You’ll be rewarded with lots of good reading.
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WOW, not good for Hawaii, humanity!
Garlow’s response to a reader on her blog…”I’m sure one could dig up similar dirt on Orthodox Jews, Latin-rite Catholics, etc., all of whom have their cult-like aspects and have been linked to various violent “terrorist” forces, e.g. Zionists, Pinochet, Argentine generals, etc.”…But she doesn’t. A valid point is Gabbard associating with the dude that money laundered out of India…that is not cool, but that pales in comparison to what other politicians that Garlow doesn’t mention, have done. Her concern with Tulsi not being qualified to be the Director of National Intelligence seems to be insincere when mixed in with her anti-Trump tropes and guess work. Maybe Tulsi is not qualified for the job…but I’ll read other more credible articles to decide.
You are making it sound like that statement about “digging up similar dirt” was from Gralow. It wasn’t. It was a comment by a reader.
Hi Pauly. Happy to address any concerns about my reporting. Just not sure what they are? The topic is Tulsi Gabbard, Chris Butler, and Science of Identity. There are thousands of problems with thousands of other cults, sects, religions, governments, criminal rings, etc. that I could cover. Just trying to be clear about the facts on this one. Thank you.
Thanks Ian! I mentioned you and your blog in a draft but was so far past word count limit it got cut.