Huffington was born Arianna Stassinopoulos on May 15, 1950 in Athens,
Greece.

Her mother Elli was active in the Communist-led Greek resistance
movement during World War II. Her journalist father Constantine
edited the resistance newspaper Paron

Arianna studied thoroughly debunked Keynesian economics. Her tutor
was the Maoist economist Joan Robinson.

In search of spirituality, Arianna read the collected works of
psychoanalyst Carl G. Jung. She introduced Levin to an organization
called Insight whose rituals encouraged followers to act out their
fantasies.

The future Arianna Huffington also became a disciple of the Indian
guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, whose cult practiced open sexual
intercourse among its members, and with its leader, as a central
sacrament of their faith. This cult later moved to America’s West
Coast and attempted to take over an Oregon town. Bhagwan devotees were
directed to purchase what eventually became 139 white Rolls Royces for
their leader. As Judith Miller and two other New York Times
investigative reporters recounted in their 2001 book Germs: Biological
Weapons and America’s Secret War, the Rajneesh cult spread potentially
lethal Salmonella bacteria in this town. Rajneesh cult members did
this as a way of infecting and incapacitating town residents on
election day so that cult voters could win control of the local
government.

“It was like knowing there was another dimension to life and that I
wanted to experience it, knowing that nothing else mattered as much,”
Huffington later told Stephanie Mansfield of the Washington Post about
this time of her life. “It took me over completely.”

Ja! HEIL HITLER!

While visiting California she met the man who remains her spiritual
guide to this day, John-Roger (Hinkins), founder of a New Age church
apparently spun off from the ECKANKAR cult teachings of Paul
Twitchell. John-Roger’s Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA)
is a faith based on “the Mystical Traveler, a spiritual consciousness
that exists throughout all levels of God’s creation.”

In the United States, Arianna dated a variety of men. Among them were
real estate tycoon and U.S. News & World Report Editor-in-Chief Mort
Zuckerman and former California Governor Jerry Brown. Dole Pineapple
CEO David Murdoch and his wife then introduced her to Texas oil
millionaire Michael Huffington.

In 1997 the Huffingtons divorced, with Arianna receiving an
undisclosed but large financial settlement in the seven-figure range.
This event became a watershed in her orientation and choice of
political bedfellows.

“She’s a chameleon,” Michael Huffington told the New York Times to
describe his former wife. Since their divorce, Arianna Huffington’s
political positions have shifted dramatically towards the left. She
now describes herself as a “progessive independent” who is “coming
from the fourth dimension of political time and space.”

In 2000 Arianna Huffington was deeply involved in staging the “Shadow
Conventions” designed as media propaganda shows to undermine
Republicans and nudge Democrats farther to the political left. These
mock “conventions” were organized by the “Shadow Party” organizations
funded by George Soros and other wealthy leftists.

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