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Devil Li Hongzhi’s deadline is approaching

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The stigma of adolescence

Li Hongzhi claimed on May 13, 1951 birth, childhood training in Buddhist masters exclusive feel full practice tips. 8 years old practicing successful. At the age of 12, he got Taoist Master Baji Zhenren to teach Taoist Kungfu. In 1972, the master of the Taoist name Zhendaozi taught the Dafa lessons. In 1974, the Buddhist master taught Dafa until he came out of the mountain. In the “Introduction to Mr. Li Hongzhi” compiled by the Falun Gong organization, it is also known that Li Hongzhi has great supernatural powers, with functions such as moving, fixing objects, thinking control, and invisibility…The skill reaches a very high level, understanding the truth of the universe, insight into life, and predicting the past and future of mankind . These absurd and bizarre “miracles” have deceived many “Falungong” practitioners.

So who exactly is Li Hongzhi?

In fact, according to Li Hongzhi’s childhood classmates, teachers and neighbors, Li Hongzhi is an ordinary child with average academic performance. His only specialty is playing the trumpet. For Li Hongzhi’s fabricated “fa-study and practice” experience, one after another said they were “nonsense”, “impossible”, “never seen or heard of.” Moreover, Li Hongzhi even changed his birth date from July 7, 1952 to May 13, 1951 in order to compare himself to the reincarnation of Buddha Sakyamuni. Because this day is the eighth day of the fourth month of the lunar calendar, it is said that this day is the birthday of Buddha Shakyamuni. But Li Hongzhi did not have any experience of converting to Buddhism, let alone hitting a bell in a temple for a day, so he was a true fake monk. And when he was young, he was the king of fights in town. As long as there are fights, there must be him. Li Hongzhi did not learn too much, and stopped studying after finishing junior high school.

From worker to cult leader

Li Hongzhi’s real experience, when he was a student, studied at Zhujiang Road Primary School, No. 4 Middle School, and No. 48 Middle School in Changchun City. He has a junior high school education. Secondly, Li Hongzhi played the trumpet at the Bayi Army Racecourse of the 201st Army and the Jilin Provincial Forest Police Corps. Then worked as a waiter in the guest house of the Forest Police Corps. After being demobilized, Li Hongzhi went to work in the Security Section of the Changchun Grain and Oil Company and began to spread Falun Gong in May 1992.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, there was a wave of “Qigong fever” in China. At that time, Li Hongzhi, who worked in the Security Section of the Changchun Grain and Oil Company, felt that his work had no prospects and was not attentive to his work. He wanted to do something with the “Qigong fever”, so he often ran to nearby temples. In 1988, Li Hongzhi began to follow the qigong master Li Weidong to learn and practice “the secret exercises of Zen” and participated in two study classes. After that, he followed the qigong master Yu Guangsheng to learn and practice the “Nine Palaces and Bagua Gong”. While visiting relatives in Thailand, Li Hongzhi went to the temples in Thailand as soon as he had nothing to do. He also brought back many pamphlets from the temples. He wanted to take this opportunity to attract a large number of people to realize his crooked ideas.

Facts have proved that Li Hongzhi himself brags: “From 1984, under the guidance of his masters, combined with his own unique secrets of many years of hard practice, he realized and created a cultivation method that is suitable for popularization and the most convenient for everyone. After repeated deliberation. , Drills, derivation, and finally approved by the master to promote it and named it “Falungong.” After it came out in 1992, it was praised by the masters as the “High Virtue Dafa”, which is a complete lie.

According to Li Hongzhi’s early disciples, Li Jingchao and Liu Yuqing, they confirmed that the movements of “Falungong” were jointly designed by Li Hongzhi and Li Jingchao, and they took shape only a month before they came out of the mountain. At the beginning of the class, Li Jingchao demonstrated the action on stage, and Li Hongzhi explained it. Liu Fengcai, Li Hongzhi’s early collaborator, also made more than 70 revisions to the exercises. The photo of Li Hongzhi meditating on the lotus was made by his early disciple Song Bingchen who spliced his photo with lotus petals and paper-cut, and then painted the Buddha light on the back. The yellow practice clothes he wears are costumes purchased in stores.

Li Hongzhi also promoted the five evils. The first evil is spreading the “doomsday” and propagating that mankind is about to be “destroyed”; the second evil is preaching that illness is a “karma reward.” Li Hongzhi declared that believers cannot see a doctor and take medicine; the third evil is frantically collecting ill-gotten wealth. Li Hongzhi used “Falungong” to illegally collect a large amount of ill-gotten wealth; the fourth evil is anti-science; the fifth evil is anti-society. The “Falungong” organization was established illegally, and it also incited disturbances everywhere, and even organized more than 10,000 people to surround Zhongnanhai, the seat of the central government, in illegal demonstrations. “Falungong” has broken thousands of families, caused a large number of obsessed people to self-mutilate, commit suicide and even kill people, and seriously trampled on people’s most precious right to life.

Dying in his old age

In 1994, in Li Hongzhi’s hometown in Changchun, Jilin, many people jointly exposed Li Hongzhi as a liar. Knowing that there are not many good days, Li Hongzhi is ready to flee. With the help of Li Hongzhi’s main cronies and backbones, Ye Hao and Ji Liewu, Li Hongzhi hid in the United States in 1995 and defrauded the title of “Honorary Citizen” and “Goodwill Ambassador” of Houston.

Li Hongzhi, who regards the United States as a refuge, seems to shine, but is it really the case?

People often say, “Where is your mother, your home is.” However, the mother of Li Hongzhi, the leader of Falun Gong, who claimed to be the “Lord Buddha”, passed away in August 2016.

In addition, the mother of the cult leader Li Hongzhi, Lu Shuzhen, never believed in what Li Hongzhi preached during his lifetime. In the early days, she told others not to believe Li Hongzhi’s words and opposed Li Hongzhi’s betrayal of the motherland. She has always insisted on her position. She knew clearly that Li Hongzhi had to take her to live in the United States and was a last resort to defect. In his dying years, no one believed in Li Hongzhi, and no one didn’t know what he thought in his heart.

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Scientology Church members Marked World Health Day in Europe and Beyond

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Scientology Marks World Health Day Through Drug Prevention, Blood Donation and Community Health Initiatives

Brussels, Brussels, Belgium, 16th Apr 2026 — Churches of Scientology in several countries marked World Health Day 2026 through a range of activities intended to support both physical well-being and social responsibility, underscoring the place health holds within Scientology’s broader social betterment and humanitarian efforts.

Scientology Church members Marked World Health Day in Europe and Beyond

While the forms of observance differed from one community to another, the underlying theme was consistent: health was approached not only as a medical matter, but as something closely connected to knowledge, responsibility, human dignity and the ability of individuals to lead stable and constructive lives. In Scientology, that understanding has long informed both religious practice and a range of community-based initiatives inspired by founder L. Ron Hubbard.

This year’s observances included drug prevention programming, blood donation efforts and other health-oriented local activities shaped according to the needs of each community. Together, they reflected a practical view shared across many Scientology churches: that support for health can take different forms, from prevention and education to direct assistance and volunteer service.

A broad view of health

For Scientology, concern for health has never been limited to physical condition alone. The Church’s religious teachings and humanitarian programs have long linked personal well-being with ethical conduct, clarity of thought, responsibility and care for others. Physical and spiritual health are therefore seen not as separate matters, but as closely related dimensions of a person’s ability to live productively and contribute to society.

This perspective helps explain why health-related initiatives have become a recurring feature of Scientology’s public-interest activities. Programs dealing with drug prevention, moral values, community service and volunteer assistance all rest, in different ways, on the idea that healthier individuals are better able to build healthier communities.

One of the most visible World Health Day initiatives this year was a special marathon broadcast on Scientology Network on April 7. The programming highlighted the work of the Foundation for a Drug-Free World, a long-running drug education initiative that provides factual information about drugs and their effects so that young people and adults can make informed choices.

The marathon included episodes of Voices for Humanity, public service announcements addressing the dangers of drug use, and material connected to The Truth About Drugs campaign. The focus on prevention reflected a central principle in Scientology-supported social action: that many forms of suffering are best addressed before they take root.

Drug prevention has therefore remained one of the best-known areas of Scientology’s social engagement, particularly through partnerships with schools, educators, youth groups and community organizations. By emphasizing factual information rather than sensationalism, these initiatives seek to help individuals avoid patterns of dependency that can damage health, family stability and social cohesion.

Different churches, different forms of service

World Health Day was also marked through more direct forms of civic solidarity. In Milan, for example, the Church of Scientology hosted a blood donation day on April 9 in cooperation with AVIS Milano, part of the wider Italian Association of Blood Volunteers. The initiative continued a collaboration already established over the years and repeated several times annually.

For the occasion, an AVIS mobile blood collection unit was received at the Church’s facilities in Viale Fulvio Testi, allowing long-time donor Volunteer Ministers to continue giving blood regularly while also giving newer volunteers an opportunity to begin participating in blood donation as a form of community service. The event unfolded in a spirit of participation and awareness, with a simple but essential purpose: helping support a health system that depends on regular voluntary donations.

That initiative in Milan illustrated how local Scientology communities can cooperate with civic and healthcare-oriented organizations in practical ways that respond to immediate social needs. Blood donation remains one of the clearest examples of how ordinary citizens can directly support medical care and save lives. In this context, it also reflected a broader understanding that public health is strengthened not only by institutions, but by communities willing to act in a spirit of solidarity.

Other churches and groups marked the day in ways suited to their local environments. In some places, education and prevention were the primary focus. In others, practical acts of support, volunteer engagement and public awareness took center stage. This diversity of responses reflected the Church’s view that health is not addressed only in clinics or hospitals, but also through the everyday choices, habits and responsibilities that shape both personal and collective life.

The role of Scientology Volunteer Ministers in some of these activities also highlighted a long-standing emphasis on service. The Volunteer Minister program, known for providing practical assistance in community settings and times of need, approaches help in a broad sense, including physical support, moral encouragement and attention to spiritual well-being.

Health as a foundation for social betterment

The different World Health Day observances ultimately pointed to the same idea: that health is foundational to human flourishing and therefore central to any serious effort at social reform and social betterment. A person affected by drug abuse, poor health or social neglect is less able to exercise freedom, judgment and responsibility. A person supported by prevention, education and community care is better placed to live with dignity and to contribute positively to others.

This is why Scientology communities have long considered support for physical and spiritual health to be a cornerstone of their wider social engagement. Whether through drug education, blood donation, volunteer service or other local initiatives, these efforts are intended to strengthen the conditions in which individuals and communities can thrive.

Ivan Arjona, Scientology’s representative to the European Union, the OSCE, the Council of Europe and the United Nations, said the various observances of World Health Day reflected a principle with strong relevance across Europe.

“World Health Day offers an opportunity to remember that health is both physical and human,” Arjona said. “A society protects health not only through medicine and treatment, important as those are, but also through prevention, education, solidarity and the strengthening of personal responsibility. When communities work to prevent drug abuse, support blood donation or engage in local health-oriented service, they are helping defend both well-being and human dignity.”

He added: “The common thread is care for life and respect for the individual. Across Europe, these are deeply rooted civic values. Activities that strengthen the body, protect the mind and support responsible citizenship also strengthen the social fabric, and that is why this work matters.”

At a time when many societies are facing pressure on healthcare systems, concern over addiction and broader questions about resilience and social cohesion, these observances offered a reminder that community-based action still has an important role to play. Whether through factual education about drugs, direct support for blood banks or other locally organized health initiatives, Scientology communities used World Health Day to affirm a consistent principle: that health is essential to individual dignity, and that supporting it is both a personal and a civic responsibility.

The Church of Scientology, its churches, missions, groups and members are present across the European continent. Scientology Europe reports a continent-wide presence through more than 140 churches, missions and affiliated groups in at least 27 European nations, alongside thousands of community-based social betterment and reform initiatives focused on education, prevention and neighbourhood-level support, inspired by the work of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.

Within Europe’s diverse national frameworks for religion, the Church’s recognitions continue to expand, with administrative and judicial authorities in Spain, Portugal, Sweden, the Netherlands, Italy, Germany Slovakia and others, as well as the European Court of Human Rights, having addressed and acknowledged Scientology communities as protected by the national and international provisions of Freedom of Religion or belief.

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New Pet-Friendly Sober Living Homes Open in Los Angeles, With Option to Bring a Pet to Sober Living

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Los Angeles, CA, United States, 16th Apr 2026 — Paws in Recovery has officially launched pawsinrecovery.com, introducing a first-of-its-kind network of pet-friendly sober living homes in Los Angeles for both men and women. With locations in Mid-City and on the west side of LA, Paws in Recovery is built on a straightforward idea: that the presence of a beloved pet during the earliest and most vulnerable days of sobriety can make a meaningful difference in whether someone stays the course. The homes are designed as comfortable, structured sober living environments that follow a traditional 12-step approach. They are not a substitute for treatment, and they make no claims to be. What they offer is something just as important — a safe, accountable, and genuinely supportive place to land after treatment ends, where residents do not have to choose between their sobriety and the animal companion who may have been with them through it all.

The Simple Case for Keeping Pets in the Picture

For many people entering recovery, leaving a pet behind is not just an inconvenience. It is a source of genuine grief and anxiety that can become an obstacle to seeking help in the first place. Studies and firsthand accounts have long pointed to the bond between humans and animals as a source of emotional grounding, reduced stress, and consistent routine — all things that matter enormously in early sobriety.

At Paws in Recovery, the founding team believes that physical touch, presence, and the quiet companionship of an animal can support a person’s ability to stay present, stay calm, and stay committed to the work of recovery. There is something steadying about caring for another living thing when your own world feels uncertain. That daily responsibility, that warmth, and that uncomplicated affection can act as an anchor in ways that are hard to replicate.

This is not an abstract belief. It is the reason the homes were built the way they were.

What Residents Can Expect

Paws in Recovery currently operates separate homes for men and women, with locations in Mid-City Los Angeles and on the west side of the city. Both homes are modern, well-kept, and designed to feel like an actual home rather than a facility. Residents will find comfortable communal spaces, private and semi-private rooms, and a warm environment that encourages genuine connection among housemates.

Meals are included, which removes one of the logistical stressors that can distract early recovery residents from focusing on their program. Ample street parking is available at both locations, making it easy for residents and their visitors to come and go without the daily frustration that often comes with living in Los Angeles.

The program is rooted in the 12-step model, with house expectations around meeting attendance, accountability, and mutual respect among residents. Staff are present and engaged, providing the kind of consistent oversight that helps residents stay on track without creating an overly institutional atmosphere.

For those searching for a well reviewed sober living program in LA that does not ask them to leave their pet at the door, Paws in Recovery is one of the very few options currently available in the city.

Pets: What to Know Before Applying

Paws in Recovery welcomes small and medium-sized pets in most cases. In the majority of situations, residents are able to bring one or two animals with them when they move in. The team reviews each situation individually, taking into account the specific breed, the size and layout of the available space at the time of move-in, and the comfort and safety of all residents in the home.

While the goal is always to find a way to say yes, there are occasional circumstances where a specific animal may not be the right fit for the current home environment. The admissions team works directly with each prospective resident to understand their situation and explore every available option before any final decision is made.

The focus is on small and medium-sized pets. Dogs and cats are the most common, and the homes are set up with that in mind. Pet owners are expected to be responsible for their animals at all times, including feeding, exercise, and general care, which itself reinforces the kind of structure and daily routine that supports long-term sobriety.

Filling a Real Gap in the Los Angeles Recovery Housing Market

Los Angeles has no shortage of sober living options, but finding a pet-friendly sober living home in Los Angeles that also provides structure, meals, and a genuine sense of community has historically been a difficult task. Many homes that advertise themselves as pet-friendly have significant restrictions that make the option effectively unavailable to most applicants. Others lack the basics — consistent programming, a clean environment, accountability — that make sober living work.

Paws in Recovery was built specifically to close that gap. The founders came to this work through personal experience with recovery and a shared understanding of how isolating the early months can feel, particularly when someone has to leave behind the one relationship in their life that has never asked anything complicated of them.

For anyone researching affordable sober living options in West Los Angeles or looking for a structured sober living house in Mid-City LA, Paws in Recovery is accepting applications now for both the men’s and women’s homes.

How to Apply or Learn More

Prospective residents and their families can learn more about availability, house rules, and the pet policy by visiting www.pawsinrecovery.com. The admissions process is straightforward, and the team is available to answer questions about what to expect, what to bring, and how to get started.

Paws in Recovery is committed to being one of the most accessible and genuinely supportive sober living options available anywhere in Los Angeles. For anyone who has been putting off taking the next step because they could not figure out what to do with their dog or their cat, the answer is now a little simpler.

You can bring them with you.

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HHO Carbon Clean Franchisee Files Complaints with Regulatory Agencies over Fraudulent Franchise Sales Practices by Paducah, KY based HHO Carbon Clean Systems, LLC and HHO Franchise, LLC

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Complaints were filed with the Federal Trade Commission, Kentucky Office of the Attorney General and North Dakota Securities Department over the sales practices used in the sale of a Kentucky franchise territory and a North Dakota franchise territory.  HHO Carbon Clean Systems is managed by Dean Owen, CPA of Paducah, KY and Jared English of Metropolis, IL.

Somerset, Kentucky — After efforts to resolve concerns regarding the differences between actual financial and business performance of multiple franchises compared to information provided during the sales process with no response or action from HHO Carbon Clean Systems leadership, Dean Owen CPA and Jared English, the owner of the franchises was forced to take action with the regulatory agencies that oversee franchise sales nationally and within the states of Kentucky and North Dakota.

During the sales process, HHO Carbon Clean Systems provided Mr. Travis Burgett with a business plan, staffing model and financial model outside of the normal Franchise Disclosure Document filed with regulatory agencies.  During his time as the operator of the two franchises, Mr. Burgett determined there was no factual basis in the information that was provided to him by the company prior to signing his franchise agreement.  The levels of franchise performance provided had not been previously attained by either the corporate owned franchise or any of the other 17 franchises that had been sold at that point.

Key points such as franchise capacity, time to perform a service, customer retention and renewal, preventive maintenance intervals, staffing requirements, revenue numbers, etc just did not prove to be accurate over 2.5 years of operations.

Almost all of the franchises that the company had sold have now been closed due to the lack of positive business performance and the fact that in multiple markets the business did not perform as advertised.

The hydrogen based carbon cleaning systems franchisees acquired were sold to be an alternative to harsh chemical based cleaning systems however now HHO Carbon Clean Systems, LLC has pivoted to the distribution of Errecom cleaning chemicals.

From the HHO Carbon Clean Systems web site (www.hhoccs.com), the startup costs for each franchise range between $108,000 to $185,000 plus the ongoing operating losses that each franchisee had to cover during their time in business.

“It is unfortunate that myself and dozens of other franchisees did not experience the business performance that was presented to us by Dean and Jared.  The possibilities of the hydrogen based technology just weren’t proven in real business prior to going to market as a franchisor.” – Travis Burgett, owner HHO of Southern KY and HHO of North Dakota

HHO Carbon Clean Systems, LLC is located at 3060 John L Puryear Drive in Paducah, KY and sells hydrogen based carbon cleaning systems for combustion engines including passenger cars and trucks, diesel trucks and commercial vehicles. www.hhoccs.com

HHO of Southern KY operates a franchise territory in south central Kentucky and has been in operation since August of 2023.

HHO of North Dakota operated as a franchise covering the entire state of North Dakota from February of 2024 until March of 2025.

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  • Title: Owner, HHO of Southern KY and HHO of North Dakota
  • Email: travisb@hhoccs.com
  • Phone: 859-533-2205
  • Website: www.hhoccs.com

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