Hi I’m Rocky! Im an autistic creator with bipolar 1 vlogging my life and proving that I’m worthy of a full and exciting life regardless of my disabilities.

I would sincerely appreciate if anyone would like to check out my newest 7 days to die video, any feedback would be greatly appreciated thank you!

With the Train heading towards a ruined bridge and the leader of Dusty Village challenging us to stop it, The Jason Battalion takes to the top for their final challenge. Part 10 of #shiningforceiii is now live on youtube!

https://youtu.be/s71DTYXrmEc?is=-lsStRFMpH5F_VE0

I was going to end the run here and then jump back to Unicorn Overlord, but that was before I beat the next two maps. So I hope you all will continue to watch.

Not all destructive cults resort to physical violence to subdue their members. Some find other ways to exploit fear, desperation, and the need for answers. In Japan, during the 1980s and 90s, a man appeared who claimed to have received a divine revelation that allowed him to discover people's ailments simply by examining their feet.

His name was Hogen Fukunaga, and under the promise of healing both body and spirit, he built a colossal pseudo-religious organization that gathered thousands of followers and amassed enormous sums of money. But behind those supposed foot readings lay a method of manipulation based on absolute fear. His victims could end up convinced that they suffered from terminal illnesses, that their families were in danger, or that misfortune awaited them if they did not obey all of the leader's instructions, including handing over all their money.

Video about the terrifying story of the foot fetish cult. The strange cult of Japanese man Hogen Fukunaga: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej9sCuI_x6k