Best I can find is this from a paper written about Jones...by the way, there are a few quotes I found from former members, but since Jones was an avowed communist and socialist, I would assume they would not like Trump simply based on that, but this apears to be a legit academic study....


"Before 2015, I was much more familiar with Jim Jones than I was with Donald Trump: I’ve been researching Peoples Temple for about 10 years and used to contribute tape transcriptions to the Jonestown Institute website. My recent familiarity with Donald Trump is like that of anyone who follows national news which naturally has been focused on the presidential race this year. Trump was unavoidable during the primary season; since he was formally nominated and, as Election Day draws near, he seems omnipresent. It makes me wonder if this is how Jonestown residents felt with the incessant blaring of Jones’ voice over the loudspeakers – sometimes live, sometimes on tape, but always inescapable.

And here’s the scary part: the more I hear Trump talk, the more he reminds me of Jim Jones. It is for this reason that I feel compelled to demonstrate how I came to this conclusion. Trump is not our country’s leader, and we should take steps to make certain he does not assume the reins of power. In my view, the last thing the United States needs is someone like Jim Jones as commander-in-chief.



Jim Jones and Donald Trump: Same Kool-Aid, Different Vat – Alternative Considerations of Jonestown & Peoples Temple

The five village liberals find great joy in crying here. News Alert: the 99,995 others find even greater joy in laughing at your posts.

I throughly enjoy your personal attacks, it verifies my position and makes it all the sweeter.



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You people are worrying about the TRIVIAL...his foundation is trivial. There is $trillions to be made fleecing the taxpayer. And $trillions WILL be made.

Yes, you were fooled. But Hillary would have been no better. It's the political system, it's corrupt to the core.

Oh, you now give yourself much much too much credit.

You are not close to important enough to attack.

You are sort of like a pet....one track mind. No one attacks you...exchanging adult conversation is pretty foreign to you, so everyone understands.

You do know that you say pretty much the same thing in every post.

Haha more fun for me, keep posting for the next 16 Trump years, maybe longer.

Don't be jealous I am young enough to be alive for about ten Trump family terms.

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Must be painfully liberal times.

I have been in this forum since it began, and I believe you are the very first poster I can recall that has NEVER EVER, even by accident posted a thought on any issue. I mean EVER.

Here's a thought, since you were here since the beginning, I assume you are much closer to the final crossing, I suggest you start being nice.

God don't like mean.

But I hope you live for the full Trump family dynasty. Lol. I find you funny.

[QUOTE=Guest]Just like most addicts, Trump cult members will never admit that they are powerless...to see the truth. :ohdear:

It wouldn't surprise me in the least to learn that Trump really, really, admires Scientologists (and Jim Jones)...and likes the way they maintain(ed) control.[/QUOTE

On short notice..best I can do. The article mainly speaks to his fraud with charities, and mainly his ties with Scientology. I copied the below, but in the link are many other ties


"Donald Trump does not believe in science-but he does believe in Scientology, its tactics, truth twisting, and totalitarianism, if not its tenets. He cavorts regularly with its followers and sympathizers, utilizes the same fundraising scheme, and made one of his blue moon “charitable” donations to the Church of Scientology.

The COS is flush with cash and not above pursuing its goals by whatever means necessary including cozying up to politicians. How much it has donated to the Trump campaign is anyone’s guess because of the multitude of ways political contributions can be masked. Scientologists are not prone to identify themselves to outsiders.

Donald Trump, Pam Bondi, and the Church of Scientology – Tampa Bay Beat

Holy smokes...I've never actually heard/read this before! :22yikes:

I was simply commenting on my observations of the way Trump works by his attempted subjugation...and need for constant adoration.

This part of your link, hits the nail on the head.
Thanks for the link. :thumbup:

Why don't you Trump nuts address the issues rather than spew this silly name calling. Try to act like an adult and defend (if possible) Trump.

[QUOTE=Guest]Nice try. The Trump family attended the midnight Christmas Eve church service in Florida at the Episcopal church.

Are you really that desperate? You would have better luck accusing him of being born overseas, perhaps in the Soviet Union?

[QUOTE=Guest]Your post makes absolute zero...ZERO sense.

[QUOTE=Guest]Rocky, Rocky, the statement was attempting to associate Trump to Scientology and I replied with a correction. You know, fact to fiction? Have some more coffee. :mornincoffee:

As Trump soars and mainstream America sees a brighter future under Trump, these last few malcontents will get more and more bizzare in their thinking. i.e. Sandy and rocky.

Kookoo for coco puffs.

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