Racketeering and Occult Activities Within the Hollywood Screen Actor's Guild

"This is what the Lord says:

'I will also destroy the idols And make the images cease from the source. And there will no longer be a prince in the land of the pharos; And I will put fear in the land of the pharos.'"
---Ezekiel 30:13
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In 2012, the Hollywood Screen Actors Guild restructured. The AFL-CIO affiliate was under investigation by INTERPOL for racketeering at the time. On paper, the union folded. In truth, A.T. Kearney's Managing Board of Partners merged SAG with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Today, the ninety-one-year-old union is known as the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA).

SAG-AFTRA's roots trace to the Associated Actors and Artistes of America (AAAA). Formed in 1919, AAAA was the AFL's third union and encompassed stage performers and circus acts. Today, SAG-AFTRA has over 150,000 members. Each of those members pays a "trial membership fee" when they first perform on radio or appear on film. The trial membership fee is standard within every radio and film contract.

By definition, radio appearances include broadcast performances and commercial voice overs. Film appearances include television acting performances, feature film performances, and commercial appearances. Guest appearances on radio are not considered broadcast performances, and celebrity appearances on television game shows or talk shows are not considered television acting performances.

The AAAA guild was originally formed by eleven silent film actors for the "common purpose of revenue sharing." In 1927, ten Hollywood producers were allowed to join the guild. All ten became silent partners within the guild and established what was called the AAAA's "retirement and pension savings plan." Seven of the ten producers were tied to Cosa Nostra.

SAG-AFTRA has never offered a retirement program and AAAA abandoned its pension plan when it restructured and became the Hollywood Screen Actors Guild in 1933. Today, there are seven levels of membership within the guild and the top three engage in revenue sharing. The bottom four levels are excluded.
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Every member of SAG-AFTRA's top-two levels engage in occult practices as do some members within the third level. These activities have been going on since the guild restructured in 1933.

MOVEMENT WITHIN THE GUILD

Graduation from the bottom level to the sixth level requires "cameo billing". Cameo billing includes mentions in Hollywood press sheets or theatre bills. Press sheets are the promotional materials television production companies distribute to media outlets before the start of every season. Theatre bills are the advertising posters and lobby cards film studios produce to promote feature films.

For radio performers, graduation from the sixth to the fifth level requires performance as a Disc Jockey, Talk Show Host, or Studio Performer on one syndicated radio station at least one time per week. XM satellite stations are considered syndicated radio stations.

For actors and actresses, graduation from the sixth to the fifth level requires an appearance as a recurring character in at least three television series or three feature films. Combinations are allowed.

For radio performers, graduation from the fifth to the fourth level requires performance as a Disc Jockey, Talk Show Host, or Studio Performer on two or more syndicated radio stations. There is no movement for radio performers beyond the fourth level.

For actors and actresses, graduation from the fifth to the fourth level requires "star billing" in at least one television series or feature film. Star billing is defined as a featured lead in a television series or a feature film. Supporting characters that appear regularly on television series meet the "star billing" requirement. Actors and actresses are required to meet the level five requirements before they are admitted into level four.

Level three requires nomination for an acting award by the Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences (an Oscar) or nomination for an acting award as a recurring character by one of the three associations that present the Emmy Awards. Actors and actresses must meet the requirements must meet the level five requirements before they are admitted into level three.

The second level two includes Hollywood producers that have directed films they themselves produced. Each of the ten producers that were admitted into the AAAA in 1927 eventually directed films they themselves produced, and that set the standard for future inclusion within the Hollywood Screen Actors Guild. There are presently 400 producers/directors within the Guild.
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SAG-AFTRA's top level is reserved for actors that have received star billing in at least ten feature films. Actresses do not qualify.

SAG-AFRA'S DUE STRUCTURE AND REVENUES

SAG-AFTRA'S dues structure increases at every level and "trial membership fees" are included in every contract. That fee amounts to $100.00 USD and applies to every radio and television contract. Radio performers that provide "voice overs" and actors and actresses featured in commercials are charged this fee every time they appear on set to complete a "bundled performance".

Extras that appear on film are not charged this fee. That said they do sign a release form and SAG-AFTRA does charge them a $25.00 USD appearance fee for an affidavit that testifies they appeared on film. These affidavits are meaningless within the industry.

The Cine and TV Artistes Association and The International Federation of Actors are both offshoots of SAG-AFTRA. CINTAA is comprised of actors and actresses from India's film and television communities. IFA is comprised of actors and actresses from around the world and has received grants from the Saudi Arabia's Saudi Film Commission since 2013. Both guilds are structured along the same lines as SAG-NAFTA.

SAG-AFTRA and its affiliates generated over $3.5 Billion USD in gross revenues in 2022. Membership fees accounted for 57% of those revenues, speaking fees for 23%, and government grants for 20%. More than half of the speaking fees were paid for by government lobbyists.

SAG-AFTRA pays 25% of its total revenues to its parent organization the AFL-CIO and 10% to A.T. Kearney's Managing Board of Partners. A.T. Kearney is a Cosa Nostra front company. After kick-backs and administrative expenses, SAG-AFTRA's net revenues totaled $1.26 Billion USD in 2022.

SAG-AFTRA's first, second, and third membership levels allocate one-third of their revenues to investments. Most of those investments are in film or entertainment and a few are in tech-related industries.

The MeWe social networking application and the Zoom video conferencing service both received seed capital and mezzanine financing through SAG-AFTRA. SAG-AFTRA did not report the investments to the SEC and both companies billed the investments as earned income. Sgroupies Inc. and Zoom Video Conferencing Inc. both later received bridge loans from investors. Both reported SAG-AFTRA's investments to those investors as revenue earned through consulting fees. MeWe is Sgroupies Inc.'s registered trade name.

SAG-AFTRA's administrative expenses account for about one-thirtieth of their net revenues. The guild's officers split the rest of the revenues up amongst the members within their first, second, and third levels.

OCCULT RITUALS WITHIN THE GUILD

SAG-AFTRA has less than 1000 first level members, 400 second level members, and less than 10,000 third level members. At least once per month, every first and second level member participates in occult rituals including sacrificial killings. These rituals have included orgies, human torture, the drinking of blood, and beastiality. The sacrificial killings have often include sons and daughters under the age of four abducted from their mothers and fathers.

Every SAG-AFTRA third level member has been invited to participate in these rituals. Most have refused and some have agreed.

Women that refuse have been poisoned by peers or members within the first and second levels that did participate. Those poisonings often included chemicals that produced amnesia. None of the men that refused have come forward and testified about what they witnessed and none resigned from the guild.

The rituals often take place at Playboy mansions throughout the world. On occasion, that take place within the homes of men and women that financed films produced and directed by SAG-AFTRA's tier two members. Gloria Vanderbilt and Bernard Menke both hosted such rituals.
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Hugh Hefner's estate operates the Playboy mansions. There are seven in total. A slew of women are held within these mansions against their will and most are forced to prostitute themselves. All seven properties beliong to the Saudi Royal family.

Author: Erik Gagnon - Chi Rho Consulting