The Hyperian-Neogenian Cult

Articles by investigative journalist David G. McAfee, an expert on cults, have revealed what many people have been saying for years, that the New Age group known as "Hyperianism", with several hundred fanatical followers and two millionaire backers, is a dangerous cult. The leader of this cult calls himself "Morgue", a suitably cult-like appellation. Other names he uses are Morgen Night, the Night Bringer (89) and the Terror of Men.

Hyperianism preaches a highly disturbing ideology revolving around Woke extremism, and it could easily be considered a hate group, encouraging people to say "No" to normality and to normal people. Hyperianism detests mainstream society.

With social media influencer Andrew Tate under arrest and in jail, it's more important than ever to scrutinize these people - these online gurus who cast a spell over weak-minded individuals, and often with the most sinister of motives. All good and decent people have a civic duty to blow the whistle on those influencers who are running cults and doing severe and lasting damage to vulnerable people.

All influencers are by definition public figures and that means they must be subjected to scrupulous investigation, just like politicians, who are of course simply more official influencers. Influencers can't claim that they should not be probed as politicians are. They are the continuation of politicians by other means, and often have much more influence than politicians. Look at the Kardashians.

When a cult gives out red flags everywhere then all decent, moral people have an absolute duty, a categorical imperative, to blow the whistle, and protect others. People should have blown the whistle on influencer Andrew Tate long ago, and now it's even more essential to blow the whistle on people such as "Morgue", the leader of the modern cult of "Hyperianism", and all the rest of the cult predators who are preying on naïve people, those easy to manipulate and fleece.

This Hyperian cult is the epitome of cancel culture. It actively tries to cancel anyone who says anything against it. Absolutely no one is allowed to get away with criticizing it, even though the cult leader hilariously claims that he will answer any question (well, except any question he doesn't like, and that's nearly all of them!). The cult's attack dogs will be out for sure regarding this book. We know what's coming. We've been through it all before.

This book is highly satirical and for adults only. It's about a hypothetical movie featuring an actual cult – Neogenianism (formerly Hyperianism), led by cult leader Morgue Official, the YouTuber, who has 1.5 million Facebook followers. This book's content matter comprises an exposé of this dangerous cult, which crusades in public to convert the world to its toxic, supremacist views. The leading lights of this movement are public figures, constantly proselytizing on behalf of their cult, and attacking the legitimate critics of their cult, whom they viciously attempt to smear, cancel, deplatform, and even SWAT.